#Lucky Lehrer

[rock--band]

American punk rock band, Bad Religion that formed in Los Angeles, California, in 1980 Members Greg Graffin – lead vocals, piano, synthesizers, acoustic guitar Brett Gurewitz – guitar, backing vocals Jay Bentley – bass, backing vocals Brian Baker – guitar, backing vocals Mike Dimkich – guitar Jamie Miller – drums, percussion

Studio albums

How Could Hell Be Any Worse? (1982)

Into the Unknown (1983)

Suffer (1988)

No Control (1989)

Against the Grain (1990)

Generator (1992)

Recipe for Hate (1993)

Stranger than Fiction (1994)

The Gray Race (1996)

No Substance (1998)

The New America (2000)

The Process of Belief (2002)

The Empire Strikes First (2004)

New Maps of Hell (2007)

The Dissent of Man (2010)

True North (2013)

Age of Unreason (2019)

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[bracketsoffear]

TMA: The Musical, Version 2.0:

Thanks to all the posters whose ideas I added to this one.

EYE

Touch-Tone Telephone by Lemon Demon

Electric Eye by Judas Priest

Busted from Phineas and Ferb

Aha! By Imogen Heap

LONELY

Waving Through A Window from Dear Evan Hansen

Invisible from MLP Equestria Girls: Forgotten Friendship

I Am A Rock by Simon and Garfunkel

Love Like Ghosts by Lord Huron

Frozen Pines by Lord Huron

Drift Away from Steven Universe: The Movie

Mister Cellophane from Chicago

Have A Seat Misery by Shayfer James

VAST

Infinitesimal by Mother Mother

Major Tom (Coming Home) by Peter Schilling

Waiting For The Drop from Ride the Cyclone

Stranded Lullaby by Miracle Musical

Dream Sweet in Sea Major by Miracle Musical

Achilles Come Down by Gang of Youths

BURIED

Debt Collector by Jhariah

The Woods by San Fermin

Why We Build The Wall from Hadestown

Way Down Hadestown (Reprise) from Hadestown

Pressure by Billy Joel

Sixteen Tons by Tennessee Ernie Ford

DARK

Hometown by Twenty One Pilots

Come Wayward Souls from Over The Garden Wall

The Night by Aurelio Voltaire

Snuff Out The Light by Eartha Kitt

Friends Who Don't Go Out At Night by The Deadly Syndrome

STRANGER

Mirror Man by Jack Stauber’s Micropop

Faceshopping by Sophie

The Stranger by Lord Huron

Mr. Roboto by Styx

Doll Parts by Hole

Suit by Boom! Bap! Pow!

SPIRAL

The Mind Electric by Miracle Musical

Discord by The Living Tombstone

Crazytown from 35MM: A Musical Exhibition

Who's Crazy/My Psychopharmacologist and I from Next to Normal

Spiraling Shape by They Might Be Giants

SLAUGHTER

Culling of the Fold by The Decemberists

This is Why We Fight by The Decemberists

Courage Knows No Bounds by Heather Alexander

Ready to Die by Andrew WK

Ballroom Blitz by Sweet

The Ballad of Sara Berry from 35MM: A Musical Exhibition

Three-Five-Zero-Zero from Hair

Poisoning Pigeons in the Park by Tom Lehrer

Murder, Murder! by American Murder Song

Peacemaker by The Mechanisms

HUNT

The Mariner's Revenge Song by The Decemberists

Blood and Thunder by Mastodon

Catch You by Sophie Ellis-Bextor

One Way Or Another by Blondie

A Confession by PhemieC

Getting Into Knives by The Mountain Goats

FLESH

Body Terror Song by AJJ

We Started This Op'ra Shit from Repo: The Genetic Opera

A Little Priest from Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

64 Little White Things by Cake Bake Betty

Final Form by Everything Everything

END

The Ballad of Jane Doe from Ride the Cyclone

Leslie Anne Levine by The Decemberists

Dead Girls by Penelope Scott

For The Departed by Shayfer James

The Yawning Grave by Lord Huron

Fall Fair Suite from Ride the Cyclone

Dust and Ashes from Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812

End of Life by Death Spells

EXTINCTION

Feed the Machine by Poor Man’s Poison

Countdown’s Begun by Ozzie Osborn

It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine) by R.E.M

Seed Song by The Mountain Goats

Welcome to the Internet by Bo Burnham

We Will All Go Together When We Go by Tom Lehrer

How Bad Can I Be? from The Lorax

DESOLATION

Lucky Sevens by The Mechanisms

No Children by The Mountain Goats

The Dismemberment Song by Blue Kid

The World Ender by Lord Huron

That's Not How the Story Goes from A Series of Unfortunate Events

Arsonist's Lullaby by Hozier

Burn It Down by Daughter

Until It Doesn't Hurt by Mother Mother

World Burn from Mean Girls

CORRUPTION

Dysentery World from The Trail to Oregon

Tongues and Teeth by The Crane Wives

I Love You Like An Alcoholic by The Taxpayers

Sweet by PhemieC

Sticks & Stones by The Pierces

Entomologists by Ghost and Pals

WEB

Candy Store from Heathers the Musical

New Invention by I DON’T KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME

Wires by The Neighbourhood

Red Right Hand by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

Kiss Me, Son of God by They Might Be Giants

Redesign Your Logo by Lemon Demon

.

[positivelybeastly]

Have you ever gotten a song that turns into an earworm that you can't get out of your head? It's a horrible affliction. If so, what song was it?

(and yes, I specifically used the term earworm because bugs and other creepy crawlies are my thing. I'm hilarious.)

"Does having The Elements by Tom Lehrer stuck in my head for the purposes of learning it off by heart count? That was more of a self-inflicted affliction than anything else, however, I'm not quite sure if it counts under the strictures of your question."

"And bismuth, bromine, lithium, beryllium, and barium . . . oh, sorry! Hmm. Turning Japanese by the Vapors. Quite the bop, to be frank. No sex, no drugs, no wine, no women, no fun, no sin, no you, no wonder it's dark~ I've been lucky enough not to have sub-par songs stuck in this old noggin of mine."

"I taught at a school at a time when the Rickroll was the primary method of mental attack on anyone foolish enough to open a YouTube link without checking it first. Affliction is the right word for it. I used to quite like that song, and now I'm honestly considering asking Rachel to psychically excise it from my brain."

"Iso, my assistant when I was working with the Inhumans, was quite fond of a little ditty . . . oh, what was it . . . Good Luck, Babe! by Chappell Roan? That song ought to be studied for its apparent ability to soak the brainpan in dopamine, it's uncanny."

[kindheart525]

Auraverse Soundtrack: Ships

Terramar x Scootaloo

“I Know What You Did Last Summer” by Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello

”You Oughta Know” by Alanis Morissette

Sugar Belle x Big Mac

“Cigarette Duet” by Princess Chelsea

"Riptide" by Vance Joy

"Yer Killin' Me" by Remo Drive

Cadence x Shining Armor

"The Chain" by Fleetwood Mac (how others see them)

FlurryDawn

”Scars” by Papa Roach

"DOA" by Foo Fighters

”Starring Role” by MARINA

SaharGlow

”For Good” from ”Wicked”

”Can’t Help Falling in Love” by Elvis Presley

”Smooth” by Santana ft. Rob Thomas

"(God Must Have Spent) A Little More Time On You" by *NSYNC

AuroraRed

“Line Without a Hook” by Ricky Montgomery

"Apartment" by Modern Baseball

"Art School" by Remo Drive

VeuveSyrup

”Bad Medicine” by Bon Jovi

”The Masochism Tango” by Tom Lehrer

“Coffee Talk” by Broadside

"Best Part Of Me" by Ed Sheeran ft. YEBBA

AmourBelle

”Cooler Than Me” by Mike Posner

RainCedar

”Gone, Gone, Gone“ by Phillip Phillips

”I Will Wait” by Mumford & Sons

"I'm On My Way" by Rich Price

”I Love You Will Still Sound The Same” by Oh Honey

”No Matter Where You Are” by Us the Duo

BlueMint

"Jackie and Wilson" by Hozier

"She's So Lovely" by Scouting for Girls

”Baby Blue Eyes” by A Rocket To The Moon

”Hey, Soul Sister” by Train

“She Keeps Me Warm” by Mary Lambert

VioletRoseTea

“Babe” by Styx

”Work Song” by Hozier

"Warriors" by Coco and the Butterfields

StockPolish

”That’s How You Know” from “Enchanted”

“When Words Fail” from “Shrek the Musical”

“Sweetie” by Carly Rae Jepsen

“Helpless” from “Hamilton“

”Time in a Bottle” by Jim Croce (after Boot dies of old age)

RiverNymph

”True Love” by P!nk ft. Lily Allen

PropheSwift

“Cheerleader” by OMI

“Lucky” by Jason Mraz ft. Colbie Caillat

AstoRose

"Easy Silence" by The Chicks

”I’ll Be There For You” by The Rembrandts

“It Can’t Rain Forever” by Oh Honey

“Don’t You Worry, Love” by Oh Honey

SeaShake

"I'll Cover You" from "RENT"

"Stupid With Love" from "Mean Girls"

TripleBee

“Tubby Wubby Pony Waifu” by Dawn Somewhere

”Dracula’s Wedding” by Outkast ft. Kelis

MeteorBerry

”It’s Gonna Be Me” by *NSYNC

TrailLite

“Love Again” by Dua Lipa

“When He Sees Me” from ”Waitress”

“Bless The Broken Road” by Rascal Flatts

"The Fighter" by Keith Urban ft. Carrie Underwood

Summer Beauty x Iolite 

“Silver Springs” by Fleetwood Mac

"Never There" by CAKE

“Never Love an Anchor” by The Crane Wives

“Love Love Love” by the Mountain Goats

"Problems" by Mother Mother

"Ghosting" by Mother Mother

“Hold Up” by Beyonce

"Harder To Breathe" by Maroon 5

"Somebody That I Used To Know" by Gotye ft. Kimbra

"When I Was Your Man" by Bruno Mars

"House of Memories" by Panic! At The Disco

"So Cold" by Ben Cocks

“Should’ve Said No” by Taylor Swift

“Wrongside” by Cover Drive

"Moral Of The Story" by Ashe

"happier" by Olivia Rodrigo

"Maggot" by Slutever

"Black" by Pearl Jam

“Keep It To Yourself” by Kacey Musgraves

”Don’t Hold Your Breath” by Nicole Scherzinger

Red Cedar, Rainier, and Brackish

”I Love My Boyfriend” by Princess Chelsea

”Satisfied” from “Hamilton”

Crash Racket x Obsidian

"Hayloft" by Mother Mother

”Two Birds” by Regina Spektor

“Morning Sun” by Marianne Faithfull

“E.V.O.L.” by MARINA

”Angeleyes” by ABBA

Marmalade Meringue x Hyacinth Moss

"No Children" by Mountain Goats

??? x ???

”Operator (That’s Not The Way It Feels)” by Jim Croce

”Voice Inside My Head” by The Chicks

”Favorite Year” by The Chicks

"Kids in Love" by P!nk ft. First Aid Kit

??? x ???

”The Way I Are” by Timbaland ft. Keri Hilson and D.O.E.

[notanothersongaboutlovebracket]

Crime Song Sub-Bracket

Hinata Haruhana - The Riddle Solver Who Can't Solve Riddles vs The Protomen - The Hounds

The Stupendium - Fiend Like Me vs The Mechanisms - Lucky Sevens

George Ezra - Drawing Board vs steampianist - i feed

The Garages - Firewalker with me

Jekyll and Hyde Musical - Alive vs Danny Gonzalez - I'm gonna kill Santa Claus

The Crane Wives - Curses vs Creature feature - The art of poisoning

Sodikken - people eater vs Panic! At The Disco - Time to Dance

Louis Armstrong - Mack the Knife

Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody vs Crooked Still - Wind and Rain/Twa Sisters

Eliza Carthy - Mrs Dyer The Baby Farmer vs The Cranberries - The icicle melts

Tom Lehrer - Poisoning Pigeons in the Park vs Warrant - Uncle Tom's Cabin

KurageP Chururira - Chururira Daddadda

Lemon Demon - Sweet Bod vs Foster The People - Pumped Up Kicks

The Beatles - Maxwell’s Silver Hammer vs Teddy Hyde - Terry's Taxidermy

Jhariah - Knives Are Dangerous, Kid, So Cut the Theatrics! vs Yugami-P - Alice human sacrifice

Death Grips - Beware

[so-you-melted-22]

Bin aus dem Kunst Kolloquium raus und renne in meinen Mathe Lehrer der mir gleich sagt das ich mich ja garnicht so zu freuen habe weil ich ja in Mathe noch in die Nachprüfung muss.

Lucky me.

[morningstvrfilmz]

✮ Flower petals and feathers tether me to the ground ✮

Hello and Welcome to this shit hole of a blog!

Main Tumblr ✮ Spotify ✮ TikTok

Some basic info: Hey! My name is Marshall or Mars or whatever else you wanna call me. I mainly use neopronouns and They/Them! Im part of the lgbtq+ community so like leave if that bothers ya. I'm also a POC minor, so again leave if that bother ya! This is my Hazbin Hotel sideblog! It'll mainly be reblogs, some art, playlist, lots or random though I have, and fanfics if your lucky. I also make edits that will be posted to my tiktok...if I remember! My discord is morningstvrfilms if you ever feel like adding me for whatever silly reason ya got. If it wasnt obvious I am cutrently very obsessed with Hazbin Hotel, but I'm also obsessed with other stuff like, FNAF, Hermitcraft, and Spiderman (Specify Miles morales), so if that sound interesting to ya, check out my main blog :3 also I like music, some of my favorite songs are the masochist tango by Tom Lehrer, Hot to go by Chappell Roan, good luck, babe by Chappell, Over & Over by Rio Romeo! I would definitely recommend listening to them if ya havent heard them, they are very good songs! Also Lucifer is my favorite if it wasnt obvious

DNI: Don't interact if homophobic, transphobic, racist, sexits ect, basically any kind of bigot or if you simply lack common sense, I really do not have the patience to deal with you :3

[darkness-holds-eternal-light]

You guys have no idea how lucky you are that you don't have male and female forms for most descriptive nouns. I know there's waiter and waitress and actor and actress but that doesn't appear all that much. In German we have that for basically everything, be it student, teacher, doctor, manager or street sweeper. In that order it's: Student/ Studentin, Lehrer/ Lehrerin, Arzt/ Ärztin, Manager/ Managerin, Straßenkehrer/ Straßenkehrerin. The general form to address all of a certain group is normally "Studenten, Lehrer, Ärzte, Manager, Straßenkehrer", so based on the masculine form. I have known it this way all my life, which is over 30 years and until recently, people didn't pay it much attention.

I generally love that we have this option in German but what I mean by lucky is that at least in this area you as English speakers don't have to deal with the officially insane, who make everything terrible in the name of ideology and "progress". The leftist idiots are singing their own praises about altering our mother tongue German because obviously nothing is worth anything in their eyes unless they mutilate it. Not only have they put the gender drivel everywhere and into law texts now, you are also constantly confronted with bullshit like this (because people get fined if they don't use it) : Student*innen or Lehrer_innen or if that manure just isn't enough, they put "Studierende" or "Lehrende" or "Forschende" in order to make it more gender-neutral. Not only is it stupid, it is also grammatically wrong, it is derived from a gerund-form and is simply not applicable to occupational titles, it expresses something different. It's a bit like if you constantly had to put "waiting people" instead of "waiters". I'm just glad that even though we get continuously blasted with this language butchering from all sides even by those institutions who are originally supposed to study and protect our native language, there are still large portions of the population who just don't give a hoot and continue as usual.

[daggerzine]

Weird Music That Goes On Forever: A Punk's Guide to Loving Jazz (Bob Suren, 254 pages, Microcosm Publishing)

Author Bob Suren wrote a cool book on record collecting several years ago called Crate Digger (Bob owned a record store in Brandon, FL called Sound Idea Records for many years). He’s been in Austin, TX for over a decade now and has become a pretty serious fan of jazz.

Once you get past the foreword by Paul Mahern and intro by Lucky Lehrer (both totally worth reading), you’ll get into the first part of the book, A History Lesson with Punchlines. Bob does a terrific overview of the jazz scene from the early days up to, well, not quite present day, but at least until the 80s (jazz kinda craps out after that).

Part two of the book is Notable Artists and Select Records.  He goes through all the big names: Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Ella Fitzgerald, Chet Baker (man, that is a sad story), Alice Coltrane, Ornette Coleman, Charlie Parker, and plenty of others.

If you know Bob (even just on social media like I do), he tosses in plenty of humor (lots of 7 Seconds jokes). The whole book, at roughly 250 pages, is an informative and thoroughly entertaining read.

I just started listening to jazz in the last year or so, so I’ve got plenty to learn, and this book is perfect. It's an (almost) pocket-sized friend to help me along.

www.microcosmpublishing.com

[littlecornerinbrooklyn]

It’s the most wonderful time of the year//mid-morning walks//smokin’ a lucky and listening to Brian Lehrer//I love you ridgewood//new coffee shop opened two blocks away and their coldbrew is $5 so I feel I have to protest out of spite but I got it to test and it was actually really good

[punkrockhistory]

Nine great punk rock drummers. Do you have a favorite or should anyone else be on the list?

Lucky Lehrer

Topper Headon

Tobi Vail

Rat Scabies

Chuck Biscuits

Demetra Plakas

Bill Stevenson

Paul Cook

Palmolive

[sillybillyanon]

warning most of these r w/o any reason

clyde: superstar - toybox, bitchboy and cryin like a baby - the oozes

butters: hampster dance, im so lucky, and its gonna get weird by neil cicirega (dont know 4 other 2)

tweek: coffee by jack stauber, i still adore you by the oozes, and hit em' up style.

bebe: rich girl - gwen stefani, boss bitch - doja cat, 7 rings - ariana grande

wendy - rebel girl - bikini kill

kyle - spending hannukkah in santa monica - tom lehrer

stan - im so crazy for you - rebzyyx

thats all 4 now

recommend me songs u associate with the characters pls <3

[beeblackburn]

Geder Palliako for the character ask?

Thank you, @xserpx!

Geder Palliako

His open-heartedness regarding his friends. There's a decent chunk of me I see in Geder, and, psychologically, his overcompensation with the few he puts in his heart he does have rings terribly true. It's partly why his relationship with Jorey and his father, Lehrer, just from The Dragon's Path, breaks my heart because it doesn't take a lot for Geder to love you. It just requires you not to treat him like dogshit without prompt. For the former, Jorey didn't do much to warrant consideration from Geder. Geder even notes all he did was be silent and not join in to Klin's bullying of him. For the latter, that he'd rather hang out with his old man than attend the party set up in his honor, the praise and adulation he'd sought after within his reach, is so telling of Geder.

That he's the Best Fantasy Villain. Almost no contest. Grimdark fantasies only wish they could have someone like Geder. On a more comprehensive note, what happened to Vanai? What will happen, going forward on Geder's journey? That's been there, ever since the start. The spite, the rage, the yearning for vengeance, and the disregard for masses of people beyond abstraction? That's Geder. That's always been Geder. That's why Vanai makes sense the way it does, even while it's a drastic shift: Geder read something in a history and thought it was a fitting precedent to commit without the actual consideration of the terrible human costs, because he's got an immature sense of right or wrong. Especially since he's been making choices out of spite towards Klin ever since. It's why his guilt right after is crucial: Geder knows enough about what happened to know it's bad, and wants retribution for his actions, but Dawson deflects moral blame off his shoulders by recasting it as a heroic action, leaving Geder with little recourse for actual self-reflection. Abraham once pointed out that many of us have been Geder when we were young, we just outgrew being him eventually. That's what's so great about his character. That's what's so terrible about him.

He would be a fierce, yet inadequate, talent with any non-book hobbies. Books are his passion and love, his first of them, and he clearly cherishes them, but given enough motivation, he would take to artistic talents, like reading poems or playing instruments with a drive that would allow him to pass by being mediocre, but not make him a high talent in those endeavors. Also, he loves him the romantic poems best, those of love and war, and doesn't understand the ones with self-destruction as a theme much.

You're not there yet, but either Basrahip or Aster. For the former, I love the tug-and-pull of intellectual curiosity and religious zealotry and they're so friendly with each other, even generous and gentle. For the latter, it's such a tour-de-force relationship of all of Geder's best qualities and how even his best comes with dark underbellies.

Oh, there's one, but I dare not reveal the name because it's such a burning spoiler, so I'll just go that I wish we got more of Geder's relationship with the non-Jorey fellow nobles, particularly the Broots. From what I reread, Daved Broot seemed decent enough, even complimenting Geder's cloak unprompted, and being similarly big eaters along with Geder. And Fallon Broot seems like a reasonably decent sort to Geder, from what I've read and even reminds me of Brint in terms of being a passable, unimaginative military talent who manages to catch the eye of someone who got lucky with being draped with power. Geder's rather isolated in his friend base, and I wouldn't have minded him getting more people to trust.

As Lord Protector of Vanai, he definitely gave the second-best accommodations to Jorey. The moment Geder mused that Klin's favorites had been given the better accommodations, I just know he'd give the second-best to Jorey without question. Jorey's a bit puzzled why him, solely because he just exercised common decency to Geder, and wonders what he did to earn such loyalty from a put-down outcast.

Thanks again for the ask, @xserpx!

[electricpentacle]

I have been tagged by both the excellent @the-wandering-fire and the marvellous @camdennightingale to list 20+5 of my favourite albums.

Buckle up folks, this is gonna get weird.

1. The Mechanisms - The Bifrost Incident

2. Abney Park - Wasteland

3. Ego Likeness - Breedless

4. Siouxsie and the Banshees - Peepshow

5. Front Line Assembly - Tactical Neural Implant

6. Half Man Half Biscuit - Trouble Over Bridgewater

7. Fairport Convention - Liege and Lief

8. Steeleye Span - Wintersmith

9. Gloryhammer - Space 1992: Rise of the Chaos Wizards

10. Nine Inch Nails - Year Zero

11. Dragony - Viribus Unitis

12. Santa Hates You - Jolly Roger

13. Tom Lehrer - An Evening With The Infinite Genius of Tom Lehrer

14. Patricia Dallio - La ronce n'est pas le pire

15. Shakespear's Sister - Hormonally Yours

16. The Wildhearts - Fishing for Luckies

17. The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets - Spaceship Zero

18. Fascinating Aida - Cheap Flights

19. Pauline Oliveros and the Deep Listening Band - Deep Listening

20. Erasure - Wild!

21. Aiboforcen - Dèdale

22. CHVRCHES - Every Open Eye

23. Mike Oldfield - Ommadawn

24. Kraftwerk - The Man Machine

25. Chu Ishikawa - Tetsuo: The Iron Man soundtrack

Tagging @weimarweekly, @chaosdeathfish, @littlest-xb, @expectedbehavior, @ailendolin

[ficsex]

About the fuck-train (and jeez, never expected to start an ask like that): I don't know if there's a real Name for that... Position? But in case you weren't aware, there's a slang term for the person in the middle which is "Lucky Pierre"!

I went on a long google hike with my roommates, wondering if this came from the Tom Lehrer song (it did not, but the Tom Lehrer song probably came from the same film as that slang term).

[girlcockholmes]

tom lehrer is so lucky i wasnt alive in the 60s