Sunnydale

Imaginary Cities is the band. I tried to think up a good imaginary city -- I arrived at Buffy Summers' hometown of Sunnydale. Because I'm awesome like that.
And I suppose it's fitting. Well, in a very roundabout way, which I will now explain:
Buffy Summers, as the Slayer, spends lots of time in graveyards. Well, in the graveyard in Sunnydale.
Graveyard, also known as cemetery.
In a Hot Hot Heat song, they mention the flowers left in cemeteries for ghosts, but which only the hummingbirds enjoy.
The song I'm featuring is called "Hummingbirds."
There you go. Roundabout connections. Huzzah!

Roman

So, a long time ago, just before Hot Hot Heat's released their second album, "Elevator," and I thought it had already been released, I really wanted to hear some new songs from it. So, I was at my neighbours' house and we went on Limewire, and it was something else that I found. It was really weird. But fortunately, in a good way. But only just. Anyway, just last night, in my Roman civ. lecture, I found out that the Circus Maximus is some Ancient Roman thing. The song, though, isn't called "Circus Maximus. It's actually "Minimalist Impressions of the Circus Maximus."

You're Embarrassing Me, You're Embarrassing You

So, I sort of knew Hot Hot Heat. Then, one day, I heard this song on the radio, and I absolutely loved it. My sisters were also there, an they also loved it. But none of us could figure out who it was, even though we all recognized the voice. We just couldn't put our finger on it.



After the song, they said it was "Goodnight Goodnight" by Hot Hot Heat. We were all, "Of course! Hot Hot Heat!" Anyway, we all kind of forgot about the song.
About two weeks later, the exact same thing happened. The only difference was, this time we knew who it was; we just couldn't remember. That made it all the more frustrating. So that time, when we found out who, I wrote it down, of course.