
The B-Side track for The Strokes' song "Reptilia" was a duet done with Regina Spektor. It was called "Modern Girls & Old-Fashioned Men." The release of the album that featured it, "Room on Fire," was delayed, because the song was being credited to The Strokes and Regina Spektor, but the lead singer of The Strokes (I always forget his name) wanted it to be credited to Regina Spektor and The Strokes..jpg)
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Delay
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Labels: Regina Spektor, The Strokes
Saturday, November 14, 2009
I Feel Like This Song Comes From Life Experience
I know I just featured her, but I don't think it was a song that was just her? Was it? Anyway, Regina Spektor is, by the way, equally as adorable as Kate Nash.
I love "Two Birds," from her new album, "Far."
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Labels: Kate Nash, Regina Spektor
Monday, October 19, 2009
Damned by the Existensial Moment
"You Don't Know Me" by Ben Folds feat. Regina Spektor. Such a great song.
The music video kind of weirded me out, but that's okay. What's not okay was that Regina Spektor isn't seen at all in the video.
Not okay, guys.
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Labels: Ben Folds, Regina Spektor
Saturday, October 3, 2009
The Greatest Voyage in the History of Plastic
So, I think "Musicbox" by Regina Spektor is about how she washes the dishes, drinks some soapy water, then dies. I don't know. Maybe she was high when she wrote it. But it's awesome!
Look at her... Isn't she adorable?
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Labels: Regina Spektor