Description
For the most part, these EPs contained fairly vintage funny/whimsical/bitter/poignant/foul-mouthed for the sake of irony-Ben Folds with some typically eclectic covers thrown in for good measure. From the pure Good Old Boys-era Randy Newman-esque “All You Can Eat” to the sticky-sweet ’70s balladry of “Learn to Live with What You Are,” Folds can either infuriate or charm the pants off of you, depending on which camp you’re in, but the force-fed irony of Snoop Dogg’s “Bitches Ain’t Shit” and the Darkness’ “Get Your Hands Off My Woman” keep better attempts at the tribute song, like the Cure’s “In Between Days” and the Divine Comedy’s excellent “Songs of Love” from looking good enough to eat.
In Between Days
All U Can Eat
Songs of Love
There’s Always Someone Cooler Than You
Learn To Live With What You Are
All U Can Eat
Songs of Love
There’s Always Someone Cooler Than You
Learn To Live With What You Are
B****** ain’ts ***
Adelaide
Rent A Cop
Get Your Hands Off My Woman (Featuring corn mo)
Adelaide
Rent A Cop
Get Your Hands Off My Woman (Featuring corn mo)
Bruised
Dog
Still (reprise)
Dog
Still (reprise)
(Selections from ‘over the hedge’ ost)
Prologue*
Family of Me
Heist
Lost in the Supermarket
Still
Rockin’ The Suburbs (‘over the hedge’ version)
*session outtake
Prologue*
Family of Me
Heist
Lost in the Supermarket
Still
Rockin’ The Suburbs (‘over the hedge’ version)
*session outtake