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Thursday, April 03, 2014

Song of the Day: 'Keep on Loving You' by the Lemonheads

Not sure what's more sinfully delicious, Evan Dando singing REO Speedwagon -- clearly on drugs -- or ABBA!

Posted by Kenneth M. Walsh at 7:00 AM 0 comments

Labels: evan dando, Song of the Day, the lemonheads

Wednesday, July 18, 2007

The Lemonheads: 'Big Gay Heart'

If "Brokeback Mountain" had been made a decade-plus sooner, pretty boy Evan Dando's band The Lemonheads might have provided the perfect theme song in their country-flavored gay-bashing protest anthem, "Big Gay Heart." You'll never hear a more radio-friendly pop tune with the lyrics "I don't need you to suck my dick or to help me feel good about myself" and "Please don't break my big gay heart." Was Evan flirting with bisexuality or just high? We'll never know, but the song's a gem either way ...

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Labels: evan dando, Song of the Day, the lemonheads

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