“Kool Thing” was written by Sonic Youth and appears as the lead single from their 1990 major-label debut album Goo. The song grew out of an interview Kim Gordon conducted with LL Cool J for Spin magazine in 1989. Gordon came away disappointed by his attitude toward punk and women and channeled the encounter into the track.
Public Enemy’s Chuck D contributed the spoken-word responses simply because he was recording down the hall at the same studio. Released in 1990, the song reached No. 7 on Billboard’s Modern Rock Tracks chart and No. 81 on the UK Singles Chart. It became Sonic Youth’s highest-charting single on alternative radio at the time and remains one of their best-known tracks.
As a Ukrainian, I have absolutely no interest in becoming russian.
I didn’t want it in 2014.
I didn’t want it in 2022.
And I certainly don’t want it now.
Caro Elon, da quando non ti pago più l'abbonamento faccio numeri migliori di quando te lo pagavo.
Lungi da me darti lezioni di economia di base, però se vuoi vendermi un servizio una buona strategia potrebbe essere convincermi che serve a qualcosa.
Bassheads - Is There Anybody Out There? (#TOTP 1991)
Seminal 90s dance anthem by the house duo Nick Murphy and Eamonn Anthony Deery. The track is famously includes a number of samples including the title-line by Pink Floyd from their 1979 song. The single was a top 5 UK hit.