"Grey Cell Green" by Palm Ghosts

 

Yesterday afternoon, Stourbridge, UK grebo band Ned's Atomic Dustbin posted on the social medias "Happy 34th Birthday to 'God Fodder!'"

Of course, I took that as an April Fool's joke.

Because, there ain't no friggin' way.

Then, I looked up the release date of the album.

And cried.

And continued applying lidocaine to my aching joints.

Anyway, here's Philadelphia, Pennsylvania based dream pop band Palm Ghosts with their remake of the *sob* 1991 noisepop single "Grey Cell Green." 

For a cover by Ned's Atomic Dustbin, their take on "Saturday Night" can be found here.

"Saturday Night" by Ned's Atomic Dustbin

 

A fitting cover for this S-A-T-U-R, D-A-Y, night.

This S-S-Saturday night.

Mike Myers had a ton of Disco-era covers in his barrage of early '90s movies.

This is one of my favorites... or "favourites."

Embarrassing confession: I had no idea that this was a cover song when it was released. Then again, I was a mere zygote when the Bay City Rollers put forth any music with any relevance whatsoever.

The original is a bop, too. But, the Ned's Atomic Dustbin version just makes you want to keep on dancing to the rock and roll on Saturday night, Saturday night.