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Rcallinjr wrote:
As of December 2025, It's 7.4 with 1703 ratings.
what is this doing on RP?
As of December 2025, It's 7.4 with 1703 ratings.
deveser wrote:
roadie wrote:
The band admits it
The songwriting credits include Brian Holland...
Is it just me or does anyone else hear a borrowed riff from the Marvellettes Please Mr. Postman?
roadie wrote:
The band admits it
The songwriting credits include Brian Holland...
yofitofu wrote:
I have seen them many times and they always disappoint, but I keep going to support them and have a good time Their album Evil Friends is so much fun and an all time favorite of mine.
Such a great song - never get tired of it. Saw them in concert and they were drunk, disorganized and displayed super sloppy musicianship - a great disappointment. But their studio work is absolutely stunning.
I have seen them many times and they always disappoint, but I keep going to support them and have a good time Their album Evil Friends is so much fun and an all time favorite of mine.
Pretty cool lyric: Your love is an abyss for my heart to eclipse, now
Pretty cool song. I was disturbed when I found out it was not a woman singing though. LOL
Ooh woo, I'm a rebel just for kicks, now...
8
8
deveser wrote:
The band admits it
Is it just me or does anyone else hear a borrowed riff from the Marvellettes Please Mr. Postman?
The band admits it
Rcallinjr wrote:
Quite well. Thank you for asking.
Tata.
what is this doing on RP?
Quite well. Thank you for asking.
Tata.
yofitofu wrote:
Such a great song - never get tired of it. Saw them in concert and they were drunk, disorganized and displayed super sloppy musicianship - a great disappointment. But their studio work is absolutely stunning.
Hell of an album cover.
Sarah Palin neighbor
I've been wondering lately what happened to this band. They were (are?) good!
Can't say why, exactly, but this song annoys the hell out of me. One of just a handful that causes me to lurch toward the volume control.
Is it just me or does anyone else hear a borrowed riff from the Marvellettes Please Mr. Postman?
First I've ever heard of a band from Alaska!
Rcallinjr wrote:
RP=eclectic mixes.
So...what's your question?
what is this doing on RP?
RP=eclectic mixes.
So...what's your question?
Rcallinjr wrote:
I gave it an 8.
what is this doing on RP?
I gave it an 8.
Great imaging on this track! Sounds awesome.
what is this doing on RP?
jasonasonier wrote:
"Ooh, wait a minute Mr. Postman"
thank you! i couldn't place it.
"Ooh, wait a minute Mr. Postman"
thank you! i couldn't place it.
"now"
No.
No.
This RULES!!!!
A little bit of magic - it is only pop music afterall ...
song is very repetitive, although I like the sound and beat . .
LOVE THIS!! i actually didn't know this was the artist/group.
flyboy wrote:
Yay for Wasilla. It's kind of a big deal when they occasionally come home and play a concert. More of a big deal than when Sarah decides to "come home" from her "second home" in Arizona to grace us with her presence. I enjoyed mailing my ballot in last week and not voting for her in the upcoming House of Representatives election. Unfortunately, I think she's leading the polls.
Came to comment on something good out of Wasilla.. I'm sure most (at least half?) of the residents aren't nitwits
Yay for Wasilla. It's kind of a big deal when they occasionally come home and play a concert. More of a big deal than when Sarah decides to "come home" from her "second home" in Arizona to grace us with her presence. I enjoyed mailing my ballot in last week and not voting for her in the upcoming House of Representatives election. Unfortunately, I think she's leading the polls.
Came to comment on something good out of Wasilla.. I'm sure most (at least half?) of the residents aren't nitwits
I really like these guys.
I won tickets to see them and got to meet with some of the band before the concert. It was an enjoyable evening!
I won tickets to see them and got to meet with some of the band before the concert. It was an enjoyable evening!
Relatively braindead, this song. Something for the braindeads among RP listeners. Not to be confused with the other braindeads.
Don't care that this was overplayed for a while. This song rocks.
reminds me of dangermous's production in a way
Never did - Never will like this song . A 4 for me.
I love the honkin' horns on this! The sound makes me think of Danger Man and jetsetting spy films, I'm not sure why. Another band that's new to me - mercy buckets, RP.
Derivative dreck! Ick!
The Curly Howard "hmmph" noises after the end of each chorus line are kind of ridiculous.
Such a great song - never get tired of it. Saw them in concert and they were drunk, disorganized and displayed super sloppy musicianship - a great disappointment. But their studio work is absolutely stunning.
Nice groove!
Edweirdo wrote:
That's a very cool video - and typical of Paris, where nobody pays you the slightest bit of attention! In lots of other cities this would have attracted a major crowd.
In Paris, that's just a regular Tuesday. Well, Tuesdays are for Frugging. They do the Twist on Wednesdays, the Swim on Thursdays, the Mashed Potato on Fridays, the Shimmy on Saturdays, and the Watusi on Sundays. Mondays are for resting in cafes planning the next weeks' dances.
That's a very cool video - and typical of Paris, where nobody pays you the slightest bit of attention! In lots of other cities this would have attracted a major crowd.
In Paris, that's just a regular Tuesday. Well, Tuesdays are for Frugging. They do the Twist on Wednesdays, the Swim on Thursdays, the Mashed Potato on Fridays, the Shimmy on Saturdays, and the Watusi on Sundays. Mondays are for resting in cafes planning the next weeks' dances.
ste wrote:
That's a very cool video - and typical of Paris, where nobody pays you the slightest bit of attention! In lots of other cities this would have attracted a major crowd.
There's a great choreography of this by Emma Scherer on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afCB4vJChXU
Just a little 60s-style jazz at the Pont de Bir-Hakeim in Paris!
An hommage to one of the best ❤️
Concept and Choreography: Emma Scherer (Instagram: @emma.scherer)
Directed by: Basile Alaïmalaïs (Instagram: @grossenature)
Assisted by: Sébastien Baulain and Guillaume Pevée
Dancers: Elizabeth Allan, Natasha Jane Chambers, Grégory Garell, Romain Rachline, Emma Scherer, Marie Shirl
Music: Feel It Still by Portugal. The Man
That's a very cool video - and typical of Paris, where nobody pays you the slightest bit of attention! In lots of other cities this would have attracted a major crowd.
There's a great choreography of this by Emma Scherer on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afCB4vJChXU
Just a little 60s-style jazz at the Pont de Bir-Hakeim in Paris!
An hommage to one of the best ❤️
Concept and Choreography: Emma Scherer (Instagram: @emma.scherer)
Directed by: Basile Alaïmalaïs (Instagram: @grossenature)
Assisted by: Sébastien Baulain and Guillaume Pevée
Dancers: Elizabeth Allan, Natasha Jane Chambers, Grégory Garell, Romain Rachline, Emma Scherer, Marie Shirl
Music: Feel It Still by Portugal. The Man
Just a little 60s-style jazz at the Pont de Bir-Hakeim in Paris!
An hommage to one of the best ❤️
Concept and Choreography: Emma Scherer (Instagram: @emma.scherer)
Directed by: Basile Alaïmalaïs (Instagram: @grossenature)
Assisted by: Sébastien Baulain and Guillaume Pevée
Dancers: Elizabeth Allan, Natasha Jane Chambers, Grégory Garell, Romain Rachline, Emma Scherer, Marie Shirl
Music: Feel It Still by Portugal. The Man
This is a future classic.
1966, 1986, 2086
Killer.
They had the good sense to come to Portland
Smart kids.
Great band.
1966, 1986, 2086
Killer.
They had the good sense to come to Portland
Smart kids.
Great band.
I first heard this song a few years ago on the first season of The Masked Singer when Alien (LaToya Jackson) covered it. Might be the only time I've heard it, until today.
Played out for me...could come back in a few years and might sound better, but today, just seems common and boring...
the_jake wrote:
Yay for Wasilla. It's kind of a big deal when they occasionally come home and play a concert. More of a big deal than when Sarah decides to "come home" from her "second home" in Arizona to grace us with her presence. I enjoyed mailing my ballot in last week and not voting for her in the upcoming House of Representatives election. Unfortunately, I think she's leading the polls.
Hey! This band is from Sarah Palin's hometown.
Isn't this a cover of this song?
Yay for Wasilla. It's kind of a big deal when they occasionally come home and play a concert. More of a big deal than when Sarah decides to "come home" from her "second home" in Arizona to grace us with her presence. I enjoyed mailing my ballot in last week and not voting for her in the upcoming House of Representatives election. Unfortunately, I think she's leading the polls.
kbs wrote:
Same here, kbs. At first I thought I heard this back in the 90's and was surprised by the 2017 date. Checked out the wiki page, and while it is a reinterpretation of Please Mr. Postman, I was way off on my 90's estimate. I like it though.
Hard to place the era this evokes/comes from. Disturbing lyrics. Strange and quirky but quite pleasing.
Same here, kbs. At first I thought I heard this back in the 90's and was surprised by the 2017 date. Checked out the wiki page, and while it is a reinterpretation of Please Mr. Postman, I was way off on my 90's estimate. I like it though.
This was apparently Portugal. The Man's sellout song. If this is selling out, sign me up.
kbs wrote:
"Ooh, wait a minute Mr. Postman"
Hard to place the era this evokes/comes from. Disturbing lyrics. Strange and quirky but quite pleasing.
"Ooh, wait a minute Mr. Postman"
Hey! This band is from Sarah Palin's hometown.
Isn't this a cover of this song?
Isn't this a cover of this song?
Hard to place the era this evokes/comes from. Disturbing lyrics. Strange and quirky but quite pleasing.
what is this doing on RP?
Too annoy people like you.