WAVED RUMOR

Agent Ribbons - Tales of woe, scratchy CD, US tour

2009-11-09T19:05:00.006-05:00

This trio of gals - Natalie, Naomi and Lauren - aka Agent Ribbons calls their band "the lost band of the great depression" and that's no joke. The girls kick off a serious month-long tour next week in order to bring some equity to their struggle to stay financially afloat and get their songs heard. (The band comes to Phoenix's Modified Arts in early December)

From their Myspace blog page, Agent Ribbons relays this sad tale: "In July, we went to Los Angeles to record with an engineer named Manny Nieto. We were excited to record with him because he worked on some of the last Breeders record, and we love that band. He records all analog and we knew we wanted our record to be on tape if possible, so we booked time with him."

Well, seems that the review CD that engineer Nieto provided to the band was full of pops and bips, and then he also taped over the original analog recording sessions. And the band's plans for a new release this fall was crushed, and is now looking toward 2010. Seems like an ugly no one wins situation. Anyway, the girls are seeking music-loving benefactors to help their quest to bring their vaudeville/cabaret/punk influenced folky indie pop tunes to the world. Bless 'em. Hope it all works out.

Here's a video of the band from earlier this year. See all the tour dates at the band's MySpace page.

Fall Out Boy's Patrick Stump hits Live at Daryl's House Nov 15th

2009-11-09T13:21:00.004-05:00

No lie - I like Live at Daryl's House - How can you not? It's got it all - wine-drinking musicians hanging out a gorgeous country farmhouse, playing music with other R&B/soul/pop lovers, and its all captured on web video? What's not to like? (Note to self - start up a garage rock-punk show just like it when you buy your own country farmhouse, like Little Steven's Underground Garage, but cooler!)

News comes on November 15th that Daryl Hall is bringing Fall Out Boy's Patrick Stump (the other guy in the band) for the 25th installment of the awesome music show. From the copy:
"As a producer, Stump has worked with such bands as Gym Class Heroes, whose vocalist Travis McCoy is also an unabashed Daryl Hall fan and a participant in a previous Live From Daryl’s House. Fall Out Boy guitarist Joe Trohman calls him “a musical genius, a mad scientist,” while noted producer/performer Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds says, “Patrick is one of the hottest dudes I’ve seen in a long time… He’s got a great voice and a tremendous amount of talent.” Fall Out Boy’s fifth album, Folie a Deux, was released last December, producing the hit singles, “I Don’t Care” and “America’s Suitehearts.”

Stump puts that great voice straight to work, joining Daryl in a seven-song set highlighted by singles “Out of Touch” and “Guessing Games,” the latter from the H2O album. Among the Fall Out Boy songs Daryl and Patrick perform are versions of “I Don’t Care,” “What a Catch, Donny” and “Sugar, We’re Goin Down” along with a cover of Jimmy Ruffin’s soul classic, “What Becomes of the Broken-Hearted.”

Here's an earlier series clip of Daryl and Travis McCoy of Gym Class Heros.

Teenage Bottlerocket pics

2009-11-06T12:30:00.004-05:00

Caught a fast, fun set by Teenage Bottlerocket last night at Chasers' in Scottsdale. Pics below.

The band played great - tight, tuneful, fun. I sang along to "In the Basement" - great tune that. Like The Ramones, the band goes slam bang right into the next song, without stopping a beat. We were all pogoing at one point.

Stayed a bit for The Lawrence Arms, but left a few songs in. I was too pissed off at Chasers. Dire club conditions ABOUND - the only working stage lights were in the back by drums and a few on the side - none up front on the singers at the mics. You couldn't see the bands! And two bartenders for a LOT of thirsty people? Bad, bad form, Chasers - no wonder the rock scene here is eroding. Who likes being at clubs that are poorly run?
Aargh.

See the full set here.

Teenage Bottlerocket - Lawrence Arms (plus Cobra Skulls) Thursday night

2009-11-05T01:15:00.008-05:00

See that poster at left? Well, it still holds good for Thursday night rock frolic with Teenage Bottlerocket and Lawrence Arms in greater PHX/Scottsdale. Except the show won't be at The Sets, cause The Sets closed down a few months ago when I first promoed this show.

Wikipedia says: "In June 2009 The Lawrence Arms recorded a new studio EP. Titled Buttsweat and Tears, it will be released on October 27 through Fat Wreck Chords both as a 7" EP and as a digital download with an extra song. They have announced a tenth anniversary performance for October at the Metro Chicago, followed by a seven-date headlining tour of Arizona and California in November with Teenage Bottlerocket and Cobra Skulls as support."

Anyway, I like the songs of Teenage Bottlerocket and have never seen them live, so the stars are aligning for me to be rockin' this show at Chasers in Scottsdale. Rock. Look how the band rocked a tiny club in Tokyo just a few short months ago.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Night 2

2009-11-05T00:54:00.003-05:00

Yeah, I know I went a little overboard on last Thursday's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame shows at the Garden in NYC. But c'mon, how often do you get all those musical giants together in one room? In one weekend? Listening to each other kick out music you've heard constantly over the last 20-30 years?

Well, here's some more from Friday night's show. You can read all the fun backstage scuttlefun here at Vulture.

Seems like one of the high points was when U2 segued 'One' into the Rolling Stones' 'Gimme Shelter' and good old Mick came out to terrify them with his skintight pants! How does the Mick man do it? And Fergie hits the "just a shout away" high notes, and looks hot doin' it! Awesome. Dig the rhythms of the night!

Male Prima Donna - The Office Staff

2009-11-05T00:06:00.002-05:00

I was sick for a few days - sorry for the lack of blog action. Just getting back Into the Groove. (Oh, did I just refer to a classic Madonna number???). Well that's OK, cause it sorta fits below.

I love The Office (even though I think it jumped the shark about two seasons ago). And yet I still watch it fairly religiously on Hulu. And isn't Jim Halpert just a dead ringer for Kid Sampson? (Ok, that was an inside giggle) Here's a cute new clip called "Male Prima Donna"(or is it "Subtle Sexuality"?) from Kelly Kapoor, Andy Bernard, Erin Hannon and Ryan Howard. Dig the fine beat.

Rock Clip of the Week - Eddie & the Hot Rods - Beginning of the End (live 1978)

2009-10-30T20:04:00.004-05:00

And to cap off a rock and roll week, full of graybeards and old stars, young punks and ruffians, Waved Rumor brings you some classic hard cutting punk rock from Eddie & The Hot Rods from a live TV slot in 1978 on The Old Grey Whistle Test, on which they CRANK out "Beginning of the End" - TURN IT UP!

Eddie & the Hot Rods on Wikipedia.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - MSG shows

2009-10-30T19:16:00.010-05:00

The 25th anniversary concerts of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at Madison Square Garden Thursday night and tonight are offering up a load of fun and fantastic musical pairings. Still going strong musical graybeards like David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash, as well as Sting, Stevie Wonder, Simon and Garfunkel, John Fogerty and Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band and others rocked the MSG stage to bring home the history of rock and roll over the past 50-60 years.

Rolling Stone's got most of the goods:
• Stevie Wonder turns a technical difficulty into a hilarious quip: “Aw, shit … stuff happens, you know what I’m saying?” and changes his set before it even gets going to kick off with a cover of Bob Dylan’s “Blowin’ in the Wind.” He later pays homage to Michael Jackson with a stunning “The Way You Make Me Feel.”
• The E Street Band make their own Wall of Sound as Darlene Love joins Bruce and the gang for “A Fine, Fine Boy” and “Da Doo Ron Ron.” “We’re in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame now,” Springsteen exclaims.
• Crosby, Stills and Nash add another layer of perfect harmony when James Taylor joins in on “Love the One You’re With.” The capper: one of many awe-inspiring guitar solos by Stephen Stills.

More about the concerts from NPR, MTV, The BBC and the Associated Press.

New covers release from Twice as Bright

2009-10-30T19:00:00.005-05:00

My NYC pal (and musical powerhouse) Greg Hoy and his band Twice as Bright has unleashed a Halloween cover songs CD present for all of us pretenders and those who'd like to be.

Twice As Bright & 30 Peak
presents 'It's Fun To Pretend!' (click to stream or download)
Halloween 2009
30 Peak release oo3

Track Listing:
01 Wishing Well (Terence Trent D'Arby)
02 Norwegian Wood (The Beatles)
03 Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Pink Floyd)
04 Raspberry Beret (Prince)
05 She Wants To Move (N.E.R.D)
06 Sugar On My Tongue (Talking Heads)
07 Paranoid (Kanye West)
08 Coconut Grove (The Lovin' Spoonful)
09 Be Near Me (ABC)
10 Run To You (Bryan Adams)
11 Peg (Steely Dan)
12 Nights In White Satin (The Moody Blues)

Sea Wolf, Sara Lov Friday at Modified (PHX)

2009-10-28T21:22:00.004-05:00

I got tipped off to a fine rock show scheduled for this Friday night at Modified (PHX) featuring songstress Sara Lov and DIY indie folker cool guy Alex Church (aka Sea Wolf), who's promoting his new CD 'White Water White Bloom'.

All Music Guide writes: "Much like Iron & Wine and similar indie outfits, Sea Wolf is the project name of a sole singer/songwriter who drafts in other musicians as the occasion warrants. That singer/songwriter is Alex Church, a California native who looks to local authors like John Steinbeck and Jack London (whose 1904 novel The Sea Wolf provided the band name) for inspiration. Born in the small former gold rush town of Columbia and raised by a musically inclined, peripatetic mother, Church attended the prestigious NYU film school, then settled in Los Angeles and formed the indie rock band Irving in 1998. As one of three songwriters in Irving, he soon found himself with a clutch of songs that didn't fit the band's dreamy '60s-inspired psychedelic pop sound. Accordingly, Church and various friends played a handful of Los Angeles gigs as Sea Wolf between 2003 and 2005, when Church made a batch of home recordings that he completed in Seattle with Irving's producer, Phil Ek. Signing with the indie label Dangerbird Records, Sea Wolf released its debut EP, Get to the River Before It Runs Too Low, in the spring of 2007, with a full-length album (Leaves in the River) following shortly thereafter.

To tour behind the record, Church assembled a lineup with himself on vocals and guitar, Aaron Robinson on guitar, Lisa Fendelander on keyboards, Theodore Liscinski on bass, Aniela Perry on cello, and Byron Reynolds on drums. When it came time to record a second album, Church cherry-picked three members of his band -- Fendelander, Liscinski, and newcomer Joey Ficken -- and headed to the Omaha studio of Mike Mogis, where a number of additional musicians joined in the creation of 2009's White Water, White Bloom. ~ Stewart Mason, All Music Guide Hide

U2 - No Money on the Horizon (The Wrap)

2009-10-28T16:22:00.007-05:00

I missed this story in the Wrap last week about the U2 Claw tour, but maybe you didn't. If so, then mister, you're a better man that I.

Author of the piece Steve Pond writes: "When U2 takes the stage of the Rose Bowl on Sunday night, the Irish band will have performed 42 shows on its "360°" tour. They will have played in front of almost 3 million fans, broken dozens of attendance records and grossed close to $300 million. They will have drawn rapturous reviews, made the cover of Rolling Stone and given the troubled concert business a gigantic shot of adrenaline.

What they won’t have done is make any money.

The U2 tour is so elaborate, its 170-ton, $40 million, four-pronged stage so enormous, its overhead so costly that the band has been on the road for four months just to cover its startup costs. They’re finally on the verge of hitting the break-even mark -- just in time to shut down for the winter, because the weather’s getting too cold for outdoor shows and their stage is far too big for indoor arenas.".

[And to make matters worse...]

"The album’s first two singles weren’t hits, its songs aren’t getting the radio airplay of past smashes like “Vertigo” and “Elevation,” and overall sales have been slow. Released in March, it took seven months to reach sales of 1 million, a significant disappointment by usual U2 standards."

Watch the US Rose Bowl entire 2hour, 21 minute concert at YouTube. Or the 25 year old video of theband making The Unforgettable Fire.

GBV Outtake - The Brides Have Hit Glass

2009-10-26T16:09:00.003-05:00

This version of GBV's "The Brides Have Hit Glass" has a different Pollard vocal and seems a different mix from the Isolation Drills LP. Any GBV fanboys reading here know if this version has ever been released? Is this an EP B-sode mix?

Is it time to ditch the devices at rock shows?

2009-10-26T14:34:00.006-05:00

How many rock shows have you been to lately where folks are more involved with their device in hand than with the band onstage playing? Plenty, I'm sure, and we're all collectively guilty at one time or another of doing so. Has it all gone too far? Can a rock band play its songs onstage without cell phones being held up in their face to snap real-time updates w/Twitpic photo attached?

I was reminded of this when I read TechCrunch's piece on being part of last weekend's MySpace/Weezer show, from reporter Paul Carr, who wrote this bit about Rivers Cuomo saying onstage "...remember," he said "this is a secret gig, so shhhhhh, no writing about it on Facebook or Twitter."

"Cuomo was joking of course – a ham-fisted attempt at a target reference – but there was a strange and tragic truth in his plea. I mean, what were we all doing? Filming and tweeting and checking in rather than just putting our phones away and enjoying the gig. Why does the world need two thousand photos of the same band on the same stage, all taken from a slightly different angle. That kind of 360 degree imagery might have been useful on the day Kennedy was shot – not least because it would have kept Oliver Stone quiet – but for a Weezer gig? And what’s the point of checking in on Foursquare at a ticketed event that no one else can get into. You might as well tweet “I’m a dick” and be done with it."

Isn't it time we slap our phones into our pockets or purses before it kills the live music experience as we know it? Would I have enjoyed all those live GBV shows 1997-2004 as I did if I was fussing about to fuckin' tweet something about what Pollard just said? I doubt it. Let's dump the device before we become less the audience and more the telegrapher. Figure it out.

(CMJ) Rock Videos of the Week

2009-10-23T16:22:00.006-05:00

It's all CMJ in NYC this week, and here's a load of videos below to help tell the musical story.

Weezer video - '(If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To'

2009-10-22T18:14:00.002-05:00

The video for Weezer's single '(If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To'. The gentlemen look spiffy in Weezerville.

Who Shot Rock & Roll - Book/Photo Exhibition, Brooklyn Museum

2009-10-22T17:47:00.005-05:00

I'm all about great rock photography - so 'Who Shot Rock and Roll' should be a great exhibition and book.

Tonight's a special preview reception featuring original members of Blondie.

NPR also writes about the book as well, with a selection of photos.

"Who Shot Rock & Roll is the first major museum exhibition on rock and roll to put photographers in the foreground, acknowledging their creative and collaborative role in the history of rock music. The exhibition is in six sections: rare and revealing images taken behind the scenes; tender snapshots of young musicians at the beginnings of their careers; exhilarating photographs of live performances that display the energy, passion, style, and sex appeal of the band on stage; powerful images of the crowds and fans that are often evocative of historic paintings; portraits revealing the soul and creativity, rather than the surface and celebrity, of the musicians; and conceptual images and album covers highlighting the collaborative efforts between the image makers and the musicians."

CMJ in NYC, Owl City, U2, KISS, Echo & the Bunnymen

2009-10-20T10:15:00.005-05:00

LOTS of music action these days:

- U2 plays tonight with the Black-Eyed Peas at University of Phoenix stadium. Rock.

- Much-vaunted Christian pop kid Adam Young (aka Owl City) plays a sold-out show Scottsdale's Martini Ranch this coming weekend. His single 'Fireflies' is #1 on iTunes - his LP Ocean Eyes is huge - hear his dreamy pop at his MySpace page - see all his other sold out shows. Jesus is walking beside him, apparently. Pop.

- CMJ Music Marathon starts today in NYC. Big show at Pianos with Fanfarlo highlight for today. (via BV)

- Rolling Stone's Rock n Roll Daily has a great review of what was likely a fantastic Echo & the Bunnymen show at the tiny Mercury Lounge in NYC over last weekend.

- Kate Snow of ABC news gets wets interviewing Kiss's Paul Stanley unmasked. Watch the video below. It's good.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - THE Collection

2009-10-19T17:17:00.005-05:00

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has unleashed to the world a 10 DVD set of all its awards shows, acceptance speeches and performances and extra interviews and god knows what else.

Time-Life writes:
"Some highlights include:

* Bruce Springsteen and Bono share a microphone on U2's "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For."

* The original 3 members of Cream take the stage for the first time in 25 years to play a 3 song set of the group's biggest hits.

* Mick Jagger and Tina Turner perform a sultry duet of the Stones' "Honky Tonk Woman."

This is the first time ever these performances have been available on home video! With 125 exclusive performances, over 24 hours of classic rock entertainment, and over 9 hours of bonus material, the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Live is a comprehensive collection sure to exceed the expectations of any rock 'n' roll fan!"

Whoo-Hoo!

Big Shiny Robot likes the set overall, but notes:

"My biggest complaint: the organization of this set. In a word, it’s terrible. Logically, one would think that this would all be presented chronologically, but it’s not. Performances jump around from year to year, as do the speeches -in fact, some of the speeches are actually cut up and presented across multiple discs. Instead, Time Life has chosen to package certain performances together by “theme”. For instance, one of the discs is called “Message of Love” and features The Who, Melissa Etheridge, James Taylor, the Bee Gees, John Mellencamp, Bonnie Raitt, Bruce Hornsby, the Pretenders, Metallica, and Lynyrd Skynyrd. Maybe it’s me, but this is a pretty random sampling of bands and only a few would represent a “Message of Love”. Each disc is like this in that they all feature an off mash-up of bands that supposedly represent a theme -the reason for this choice in arrangement is beyond my understanding. In short, with regards to the organization, it doesn’t flow at all and actually takes quite a bit away from the overall enjoyment of this collection."

Too bad. Obviously, this DVD set is aimed at fat old guys who have the $$$ to spend ($120 plus shipping), and would rather not wade through YouTube's archives to find these performances. But a quick search at YouTube finds a lot of it ready for your viewing pleasure. So go figure.

Oh, I get it. You don't get it packaged in 'themes'. :-)

Watch all your favorite rockers in various stages of dress in the promo clip below.

San Diego's Syndicate rocks Scottsdale, Tempe this weekend

2009-10-16T15:48:00.010-05:00

San Diego riff-dance rockers Syndicate are bringing their highly charged up rockin' post-punk sounds to the Rogue Bar in Scottsdale tonight and to the Yucca Tap Room in Tempe Saturday night.

The band keeps the songs moving forward with blasting drums, great band vocals and burning guitars. I like it - I hear echoes of other post-punk-slash-chord bands in their sound, but that's cool. A couple of standouts from their MySpace page is "Down By The River" and "Jesus Lives in North Park" - check 'em.

Rock Clip of the Week - U2, Sunday Bloody Sunday, Giants Stadium

2009-10-16T12:22:00.003-05:00

Veteran rock band U2 rolls into the University of Phoenix Stadium next Tuesday night with its ginormous "360 Degrees of Claw Happiness" tour. For all the local peeps getting excited about it (but no tailgating, OK?) and for those of us who won't be attending, Waved Rumor presents a swell live version of 'Sunday Bloody Sunday' from the big New Jersey Giants' Stadium show a few weeks ago. A nice view of what it's like to sit very far away from the stage. It's not Modified, is it?

Matt & Kim play Scottsdale Thursday

2009-10-15T13:26:00.003-05:00

Indie posters Matt & Kim play Scottsdale's Third Thursdays tonight. Free entry and 50cent beers (after a $10 wristband) - Fun fun fun.

Grant Hart - Two MPLS shows, CD Release

2009-10-15T12:16:00.004-05:00

I wrote last month about former Husker Du member Grant Hart, spotlighting his upcoming CD Hot Wax.

Hart played the famed Uptown Bar in Minneapolis last weekend and is throwing his CD release party this weekend at First Avenue. (one of those 'wish I could be there' gigs!)

Hart spoke to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune a week or so ago and gave good quote.

Hart said he doesn't measure success in numbers. "[Bob Mould] has a business acumen that I don't bother exercising because it's not a motivation to me," he said. "Putting things in that focus is pollutive. We're talking about something that is spiritual sustenance to me."

"A long time ago, I started looking at my permanent record -- the history of me after I'm gone," he said. "Even to speak of it reeks of egotism run wild. But I think when all is said and done, the work that I produced in this lifetime will more than repay the world for any inconvenience I've caused it."

This is how Grant Hart looks in 2009, rockin' his old Husker Du fave "Books About UFOs"

This is how he drummed in 1985 on the fastest coolest concert opener ever.

Wednesday Music News

2009-10-14T11:41:00.005-05:00

A battering of music news - "You Just have to join in on this Song"

- Strangeglue reports that reuniting Pavement has added shows down under in Australia and New Zealand in March 2010. Can European shows be in the cards for the summer festival season?

- Built to Spill rocked (jammed?) NYC again last night - Brooklyn Vegan's got the goods. The band plays LettermanSexGod show this week.

- I'm working from home today - on the CD player spins a 5-disc cornucopia of Guided by Voices - a blast to the past. 'Useless Inventions' really sounds swell. Here's a fun fact: Back on this date in 1994, the band played Philly's Trocadero, opening for (wait for it...) Pavement!
Fast Japanese Spin Cycle EP (1994)
I Am a Scientist EP (1994)
Over the Bushes, Under the Stars LP (1996)
Half Smiles of the Decomposed LP (2004)
Earthquake Glue LP (2003)

- The Iggy Pop-Stooges-James Williamson-Raw Power Reunion coming together! So says the Ig to Detroit's Metro. Cool Q & A (via Kingblind)

- Listen to snippets of David Bowie and the Spiders from Mars, live on the US Ziggy Stardust tour in 1972.

- Wired asks: Was Stop Making Sense the greatest concert film ever?

- And it's not too late to remember your dear old grandpa on Christmas this year - a new Elvis Presley box set is being released three weeks before Christmas! Gone Daddy Gone!

Is this where all old popsmiths end up?

2009-10-13T16:19:00.005-05:00

Is this where all old popsmiths end up? With new deals to perform old songs?

From Mi2n

=> BRIAN WILSON SIGNS WITH WALT DISNEY RECORDS; Beach Boys Co-Founder To Record Two Albums, Including Covers Of George And Ira Gershwin Classics

=> BARRY MANILOW RE-SIGNS WITH ARISTA RECORDS; Collaborates Once Again With Clive Davis On The Greatest Love Songs Of All Time, Set For Release In January

Weezer - (If You're Wondering if I want you to) I Want You To

2009-10-13T13:39:00.005-05:00

Dunno 'bout you - but I'm liking the Weezer single alot. Another fine song about young lust / adolescent longing from Rivers Cuomo. I hear early Squeeze all over the first two verses. The rest just rocks. Looking forward to hearing the rest of Raditude, out later this month. (Somewhere, though, there's a metashare link I'm sure....)

Rolling Stone Rock 'n Roll Daily has a lot more on hearing Weezer's new song clips at iTunes.

Here is the audio and lyrics:

The moon was shining on the lake at night
The slayer T-shirt fit the scene just right
Your smeared mascara
I looked into your eyes and saw a light

You told me stories about your chickadees
They didnt like BB guns or stupid archery
And Shaun the lifeguard
He let them use the pool all day for free

Then the conversation stopped
And I looked down at my feet
I was next to you and you were right there next to me
Then I said :

Girl, if youre wondering if I want you to (I want you to)
I want you to
So make them move (make them move)
cause I aint got all night

The rest of the summer was the best weve ever had
We watched titanic and it didnt make us sad
I took you to Best Buy
You took me home to meet your mom and dad

Your mom cooked meat loaf, even though I dont eat meat
I dug you so much, I took some for the team
Your dad was silent
His eyes were fixed to what was on TV

And the conversation stopped, and I looked down at the ring
Your folks were next to you
And you were right there next to me
And I said :

Girl, if youre wondering if I want you to (I want you to)
I want you to (I want you to)
I swear its true (swear it's true)
Without you my heart is blue
Girl, if youre wondering if I want you to (I want you to)
I want you to (I want you to)
So make the move (make the move)
cause I aint got all night

So much pain may come our way
There may come a day when we have nothing left to say

When the conversation stops and were facing our defeat
Ill be next to you and youll be right there next to me
Then Ill say

Girl, if youre wondering if I want you to (I want you to)
I want you to (I want you to)
I swear its true (swear it's true)
Without you my heart is blue ooooooh
Girl, if youre wondering if I want you to (I want you to)
I want you to (I want you to)
So make the move (make the move)
Cause I aint got all night