"Dead Flowers" by Side Peace

 

Side Peace, the bar duo from Delco, cover "Dead Flowers," a 1971 country tinged single from London, UK rockers The Rolling Stones.

I wish 1-800-FLOWERS had an option to send dead flowers by the US Mail.... because $40.00 for live tulips?  Screw all of that noise.

Over Chris's right shoulder, we can see the very Delco Miller Lite ad with the Eagles logo.

Go Birds.

For more Stones covers, The Concretes version of "Miss You" can be found here, and Rage Against the Machine's version of "Street Fighting Man" can be found here.

"Miss You" by The Concretes

 

Stockholm, Sweden eight-piece indie pop band The Concretes cover The Rolling Stones' 1978 brief foray into disco "Miss You."  It's weird and wonderful, and the perfect music to listen to while eating gravy smothered meatballs off of a toothpick.

For another Rolling Stones cover, Rage Against the Machine's version of "Street Fighting Man" can be found here.

"Street Fighting Man" by Rage Against the Machine

 The cover art for rap metal renegades of funk Rage Against the Machine's single "Street Fighting Man" (originally performed by The Rolling Stones) plays off of the famous "Love Sculpture" by pop artist Robert Indiana.

Los Angeles.  The city of brotherly rage.

Summer may be almost over, but the time is still right for fighting in the street, booooooooooy....