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March 31, 2006

Write An Indie Rock Commercial Jingle

I've said it before. Indie rock in commercials has lost its stigma. We applauded Iron & Wine's dippy M&M kaleidoscope, The The's handsome Dockers, My Morning Jacket's low carb beer diet, Papas Fritas' Dentyne dance, Jose Gonzalez's Bravia ride, Morningwood's American Eagle wardrobe... I can go on forever. (Apples In Stereo gave a convincing defense of this "selling out" to NY Times a few years ago.)

When Cat Power recorded a song especially for Cingular and Karen O for Adidas, the blogosphere went wild. We can only assume no one minded when Rolling Stones did the same for Rice Krispies back in '64:

Band's gotta make a buck, even if TV execs pick songs that stop making sense.

BUT there is one disturbing twist to the trend that's rubbing Stereogum the wrong way. And that's when lyrics are rewritten about the product.

Here are the latest offenders:
PRODUCT: Kraft Crumbles
ARTIST: EMF
PITCH:: "They're crumbelievable!"

PRODUCT: Swiffer
ARTIST: Devo
PITCH: "Swiff it!"

PRODUCT: Papa John's Pizza
ARTIST: The Go-Go's
PITCH: "We got the meat!"

There's also a new Maxwell House spot butchering Madness.

Maybe you're not rolling your eyes 'cause those are oldies. I mean, Jane Wiedlin was on Surreal Life for chrissakes. But what if ... your favorite indie/alternative songs were rewritten to pitch products? Would you go for that? "Fake Tales Of Rice-A-Roni (The San Francisco Treat)"? Let's hear your best indie-tune-turned-jingle in the comments. The more ridiculous the better. Wittiest gets a cool prize I haven't thought of yet.

Or, for the lazy: just tell us the latest indie rock song you heard in a commercial.

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Another Cat Power just-for-commercial recording was a version of "Somewhere" (from West Side Story) for a TIAA-CREF commercial. Vic Chestnutt and Ian McColloch (Echo and the Bunnymen) also recorded versions of the same song for that series of commercials. I liked them a lot.

Posted by: Adrian at 03/31/06 2:15 PM | Reply
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Yesterday I heard the intro track on the new album by The Elected during a commercial. Can't remember what it was for...

Posted by: Katie Parker at 03/31/06 2:29 PM | Reply
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HSBC or whatever that bank is uses Sonic Youth for all their latest spots.

Posted by: Land of the Bat at 03/31/06 2:40 PM | Reply
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A few years back, I made the yet-to-come-to-fruition prediction that Porno for Pyro's "Pets" would one day be the soundtrack for a Haggar ad:

"We make great pants! We make great paaaa-aants!"

It will happen!

Also, Hole's "Malibu" can be converted to sell, well, Chevy Malibus by substituting only two words:

"Drive away...in your Malibu!"

PS: I realize that neither of these bands are "indie." I'm just sayin'.

Posted by: Ben at 03/31/06 2:45 PM | Reply
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Anybody read/hear about when Frito-Lay used a Tom Waits impersonator in a Doritos commerical? He sued their ass to the tune of something like 2.5 mil. in damages. Perhaps more than he's made on album sales throughout his entire career?

Here's a link to an NPR story with audio of the offending commerical: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4633751

Posted by: matt at 03/31/06 3:00 PM | Reply
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Simple:
Quasi's "It's Hard To Turn Me On" for V iagra.

But I can't think of a greater sacrilege than rewriting Elliott Smith's "Pictures Of Me" for Kodak:

so sick and tired of all these blurry pictures of me
completely wrong
the moment's totally gone
oh, everybody's dying just to get the Z740

Posted by: Zac at 03/31/06 3:01 PM | Reply
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...perhaps obvious....

band: Arcade Fire
song: Wake Up
product: Hasbro Easy-Bake oven
sample lyric:

'Children bake up,
pull your white cake out,
before it turns the edges into crust.'

double bonus: college stoner kids get an anthem and an excuse to blaze up and watch Saturday morning cartoons (as if they need it)

Posted by: boogerstonec at 03/31/06 3:17 PM | Reply
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I've always thought the Sugarcubes' "Regina" would make a good jingle: "Ho, ho -- Oran-GI-na!" But that's not really contemporary indie rock. How about the Yeah Yeah Yeahs? "Spa-a-m, Spa-a-m, Spa-a-m, Spa-a-m, wait -- they don't love you like I love you."

Posted by: Francis at 03/31/06 3:33 PM | Reply
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An article on the phenomenon:

http://www.personal.psu.edu/staff/d/r/drm25/sonicslang.pdf

Posted by: Oz at 03/31/06 3:42 PM | Reply
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the lesson in that Apples in Stereo article is that ad agencies are more than content to throw indie bands a pittance to create more mounds and mounds of cash for themselves.

i'd never fault a band for doing it (unless it was really egregious, and using dead people to do it still creeps me out - waiting in horror for Joy Division being used to hawk a toaster or something), but if we're going to be "realistic" about it, that's part of the reality too - indie's get peanuts, corporations make millions.

Posted by: Brendan at 03/31/06 3:45 PM | Reply
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you can't forget the jingle that ween came up with for a pizza company (i think it was dominos). they had the first version called "where's the cheese at?" when that was rejected by the record company, they rewrote it as "where's the motherfucking cheese at?"

Posted by: holmes at 03/31/06 3:47 PM | Reply
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Butchering Madness is SOOOOO early 80's. At least they used Baggy Trousers, which is obscure in this country: http://youtube.com/watch?v=iDJ9ANLc0PE (the Colgate Pump)

Posted by: adam at 03/31/06 3:50 PM | Reply
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Yeah, I'm pretty upset about the re-working of the EMF song. It had so much credibility before the ad. Urp.

Posted by: Jack at 03/31/06 4:06 PM | Reply
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Coke - The Boy Least Likely's "Warm Panda Cola" (It's already short enough for a commercial at a bit over 40 seconds).

Greyhound Buses - Cat Power's "The Needle has Landed" (An eagle swooped down from a semitrailer/
Took the name of your town from a sharktooth freighter/ The needles the same its recorded and played/ As when you left me at the greyhound station the year i moved away)

The US Postal Servcie - Bob Drake's "The Skull Mailbox" [Through rain, shine, or phantom mailboxes. The Postal Service.]

And finally -

Microsoft - Regina Spektor's "The Ghost of Corporate Future."

Posted by: Mordy at 03/31/06 4:12 PM | Reply
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Vitalic's "My Friend Dario" should be a car commercial.

Posted by: cbotwell at 03/31/06 4:14 PM | Reply
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PRODUCT:Hilary Rodham Clinton
ARTIST: Bloc Party
PITCH: "Six More Years. [SNTRCLNTN Remix)"


Posted by: jerry at 03/31/06 4:28 PM | Reply
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PRODUCT: Howard Stern, Sirius Radio
ARTIST: Fruit Bats
PITCH: "Slipping on through the Censors."

Posted by: jerry at 03/31/06 4:31 PM | Reply
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PRODUCT: Sesame Street
ARTIST: M.I.A.
PITCH: "Ba - Na - Na [Skit]"

("Get yourself an education!")

Posted by: jerry at 03/31/06 4:40 PM | Reply
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Most of us here probably steal these bands albums, then bitch about them trying to make a living.

Make the music you want to make. Then make all the money you can off of it. USA! USA! USA!

My ideas:

Chicago Seemed Tired Last Nite/Hold Steady- Red Bull
No Cars Go/Arcade Fire - Car Batteries
You Will Miss Me When I burn/Palace - Smoke Detectors
Clam, Crab, Cockle, Cowrie/ Joanna Newsom - Red Lobster
A Skeleton On Display/Now It's Overhead - Weight Watchers

Posted by: hard corey at 03/31/06 4:45 PM | Reply
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"where did you get that ipod in your pocket?"

Posted by: jules at 03/31/06 5:04 PM | Reply
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Totally coughed up my soda, when i heard "I Turn My Camera On" (spoon) in a Jaguar commercial last night. Dont mind them doing it at all... not my business... just wasn't expecting it.

Posted by: jim at 03/31/06 5:27 PM | Reply
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Ted Leo could do a little dubbing to create "Where Have All the Grass Stains Gone?" to promote laundry detergent.

Regina Spektor's "Reading Time with Pickle" could do a nice little spot for Vlassic too.

Posted by: Laura at 03/31/06 5:28 PM | Reply
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The Elected is playing in commercials for Orbit whitening gum. The song is Clouds Parting (I think).

Posted by: Alicia at 03/31/06 5:39 PM | Reply
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"Ho-Ho-Oran-Gina"/"Where Have All The Grass Stains Gone?" -- that's what I'm talking 'bout. I'm asking for LYRIC CHANGES in this game. I know it's Friday, but that's what I was getting at.

Anyway, to the dude who said
> Butchering Madness is SOOOOO early 80's.
> At least they used Baggy Trousers

I was referring to the Maxwell House ad that uses "Our House."

Posted by: scott at 03/31/06 5:42 PM | Reply
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"The Needle Has Landed" is by Neko Case.

Posted by: Sophie at 03/31/06 5:46 PM | Reply
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Just heard Spoon's "turn my camera on" for a Jaguar ad...

Posted by: Holla at 03/31/06 6:08 PM | Reply
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Don't know if they make salt commercials, but Clap Your Hands Say Yeah -- Gimme Some Salt...

and I'd like to see Belle & Sebastian's Legal Man on one of those cheapo malpractice law firm ads.
Yuck.

Posted by: jake at 03/31/06 6:43 PM | Reply
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product: Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing
song: Say Valley Maker by Smog

"And I sing (Hey Hidden Valley)
to save my salad.
And I sing (Hey Hidden Valley)
to save my salad.

Take me to the sweet Valley
where the sweet dressing flows."

And this one's not a lyric change, but I'm obsessed with it, so you have to hear about it. It's for Publisher's Clearing House Sweepstakes and it shows all these people in their homes thinking about Ed McMahon coming to their door and The White Stripes "My Doorbell" is playing.

Posted by: mittensohmy! at 03/31/06 7:43 PM | Reply
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Colgate offered Clap Your Hands Say Yeah a ton of money to use "The Skin Of My Yellow Country Teeth," in a commercial, but they turned it down...

Posted by: Burton at 03/31/06 8:24 PM | Reply
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*Still stunned that Psychedelic Furs are in a verizon commercial...*

Posted by: alexis at 03/31/06 8:38 PM | Reply
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Just for fun, if the Brooklyn/Philly act needs a little cash on the side: Clap Your Hands Drink Sprite. They could also score some recording funds with the hit "Folgers and Folgers and Folgers Again".

Ted Leo could let punk die and make a pretty penny with "Me and Miada".

We Are Scientists could cement their status in malls across America with "The Great Steak Escape".

Cat Power could follow her Cingular stint with some candy-slinging in "You Are Spree".

And since I just figured you wanted lyrics, and to go back to CYHSY, let's do some

"Ohhh, I'm doin' all this walkin' / Ohh I need to ease my achin' knees / And I say, I need a break / Give me a break / Put me in a chair / A Rascal chair / For my achin' feet / My achin' elder feet"

Maybe Death From Above 1979 could jump on the bandwagon as well.

"I am sweeping / all these leaves away / with the new broom / I got at Lowe's today! / There's a sale in our stores today / from housewares to standing lamps"

Ah, capitalism.

Posted by: Josh in Translation at 03/31/06 8:44 PM | Reply
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LCD Soundsystem: "Preparation H Is Playing in My Ass"

Posted by: Joey Headset at 03/31/06 8:52 PM | Reply
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“Since Special K Made Over Me”, The Clientele

I now think I'll be happy in every way/After two bowls of it every day/
And my pants are so loose/ And so freeing/
Since Special K Made Over Me/ Since Special K Made Over Me”

Posted by: Jaime at 03/31/06 9:52 PM | Reply
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jim guthrie wrote the capital one 'hands in my pocket' jinglesong, which is perhaps my new favourite song ever.

Posted by: optimus at 03/31/06 10:46 PM | Reply
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jim guthrie wrote the capital one 'hands in my pocket' jinglesong, which is perhaps my new favourite song ever.

..available here:

http://www.catbirdseat.org/catbirdseat/archives/000520.shtml

Posted by: optimus at 03/31/06 10:48 PM | Reply
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If Regina Spektor were to be used in an ad, I'd be too excited about hearing one of her songs on the tv to have any sort of cerebral reaction, negative or otherwise.

DFA 1979's "Sexy Results (MSTRKRFT Edition)" could be used in a Victoria's Secret ad without editing.

How'sabout some Yeah Yeah Yeahs?

"Clorox's gonna show me where the white goes! Ooh ooh!"

Posted by: Jason Robots at 03/31/06 11:21 PM | Reply
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I don't know if someone has thought of this, but Yo La Tengo's "Autumn Sweater" could be great for a GAP commercial. Wouldn't even really need to change the lyrics.

Posted by: J.La at 03/31/06 11:35 PM | Reply
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Did The Black Keys sign a pact with Nissan that gave them the rights to multiple songs or what? I realize these guys aren't a big blog band but after seeing them live I am a fan. I have heard 3 of their songs featured in ads which is 3 more than I have ever heard on the radio. Damm you Nissan!!

Posted by: Jason at 04/01/06 12:08 AM | Reply
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I've been drinking, but...

remember Razzles gum? It's candy, but turns into gum?

Annie: "Chewing Gum"

"No, oh no, you've got it all wrong/You think it's candy but it's Razzles gum."

Posted by: Joe at 04/01/06 1:24 AM | Reply
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Some more-
"Melt (in) Your Mouth"/ Jenny Lewis for M&Ms
"Another Sunny-D" Bell and Sebastian for Sunny-D

Posted by: Laura at 04/01/06 2:55 AM | Reply
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and now that Courtney Love's sold the Nirvana catalogue out (is it easy to spend $44million - plus interest- in ten years, Courtney? I bet your stereo is kick-ass) we should get:
"wouldn't you believe it it's just my luck
wouldn't you believe it it's just my luck
Do- ri-toes"
or other horrors.

Posted by: the idiot at 04/01/06 3:58 AM | Reply
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Not quite indie but

RANCID "RUBY SOHO"
switch it up for Ruby tuesdays...

"Destination....Ruby Ruby Ruby Tuesday"

Posted by: patrick at 04/01/06 4:21 AM | Reply
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How about Janes Addiction:

"Jane says she has fun with cheerios, they treat her bad cholesterol..."

Posted by: Lo at 04/01/06 5:15 AM | Reply
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42 posts in and no Sufjan yet? what, is he already shotgunned by the tourist boards of a couple of northern US states I won't mention.

Diet Coca-Cola Day - 'All the glory of a Can of Coke, but without the sugar and the calories, and it tastes, and it tastes and it tastes (good)'

Posted by: tinyjudas at 04/01/06 5:19 AM | Reply
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Thanks for making me obsessed with this.
product: Eggos
song: Who Let You Go by The Killers
jingle: "L-l-l-leggo my e-e-eggo

Posted by: mittensohmy! at 04/01/06 11:27 AM | Reply
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Thanks for making me obsessed with this.
product: Eggos
song: Who Let You Go by The Killers
jingle: "L-l-l-leggo my e-e-eggo"

Posted by: mittensohmy! at 04/01/06 11:27 AM | Reply
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Sorry that this isn't part of the game but I wanted to bring up something quite ammusing that possibly many of you don't know.
After New Order's Blue Monday was a big hit in the UK, Sunkist commisioned them to write a jingle using the same tune but changing the lyrics. The result:

"How does it feel
when a new day has begun?
when you're drinking in the sunshine
Sunkist is the one...
...when you need a taste for living,
Sunkist is the one."

Bernard Sumner had to paint a picture of the money he was getting paid and hang it in the studio to keep himself from laughing throughout the recording.

Posted by: Dan at 04/01/06 12:42 PM | Reply
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Wilco for wine spritzer?

"Maybe all I need is a lot of Boone's Farm..."

Posted by: lizzk at 04/01/06 1:46 PM | Reply
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Man Man - Engwish Bmw

"All i want to drive is a b-m-w"

Posted by: Nadim at 04/01/06 6:03 PM | Reply
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other real commercials:
m.i.a.'s "Galang" in a Honda commercial
the bravery's "Unconditional" in a Saturn commercial
Chemical Brothers' "Galvanize" in a Bud commercial
Fischerspooner's "Emerge" in L'oreal commercial


Soo....how about The Gossip's "Standing in the Way of Control" for a Depends commercial?

Posted by: AMoR at 04/01/06 7:12 PM | Reply
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The new Flaming Lips jingle:

"If there were Corn Flakes with honey, would you put 'em in your tummy?

yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah"

Posted by: Jason Robots at 04/01/06 8:57 PM | Reply
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To the tune of Regina Spektor's "Us"

"They made a rad shoe for us...
and it was made by Adidas!"

Posted by: Jason Robots at 04/01/06 8:59 PM | Reply
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ARtist:Architecture in Helsinki
song:It'5
product: Those stranger danger videos, or is that too easy?

Posted by: Kevin at 04/01/06 9:30 PM | Reply
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Who can forget Low doing "Little Drummer Boy" for the Gap, or The Walkmen for Saturn. Or some other randoms currently on tv: Mooney Suzuki for Suzuki (and scarily enough, for some deordant), The Bravery's "Sky" for Saturn, that Concretes song for Target. The Ravonettes have also done their time in a K-mart commercial. I smell a soundtrack!!

Posted by: s at 04/02/06 1:14 AM | Reply
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Who can forget Low doing "Little Drummer Boy" for the Gap, or The Walkmen for Saturn. Or some other randoms currently on tv: Mooney Suzuki for Suzuki (and scarily enough, for some deodorant), The Bravery's "Sky" for Saturn, that Concretes song for Target. The Ravonettes have also done their time in a K-mart commercial. I smell a soundtrack!!

Posted by: s at 04/02/06 1:15 AM | Reply
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And look what I found on the Polaroid i-zone website:
What is the name of the song that was featured in the old i-Zone/Fortune Film commercial?

Answer
The song is called Grow Up and Blow Away by a New York-based group called Metric.

Posted by: m at 04/02/06 1:24 AM | Reply
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That was my favorite commercial when I was little!!
And I know it sounds weird, but I still want to see it, lol!
Does anyone know where I can find it??

Posted by: Haruko in reply to m's comment at 12/20/08 2:21 AM | Reply
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I just heard this about a minute ago-

Song: "Finding Out True Love Is Blind"
Band: Louis XIV
Company: Payless Shoes

Posted by: Addie at 04/02/06 6:07 AM | Reply
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i'm not witty so...

i recently heard the Arcade Fire (specifically 'Rebellion (Lies)') in a commercial for some crappy TV show here in England.

and i like the Bravia commercial that uses Jose Gonzalez! it works so well...

Posted by: Natasha at 04/02/06 3:08 PM | Reply
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imperial teen's "ivanka" was used in an audi commercial. i nearly freaked the fuck out.

Posted by: Carly at 04/02/06 3:39 PM | Reply
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and it tastes and it tastes and it tastes... awesome :)

Posted by: Lizz at 04/02/06 8:14 PM | Reply
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Jet's "Are You Gonna Be My Girl"; "Street Survivor" by the Flaming Sideburns; "Lovesick" by Bob flippin' Dylan; "I've Been Everywhere" by Johnny Cash; "Hello Tomorrow" by Karen O; "Section 9" by the Polyphonic Spree; "That Great Love Sound" by the Raveonettes; "Ride" by the Vines; "Pressure Point" by the Zutons; "Surfin' on A Rocket" and "Sexy Boy" by Air; "Mondo '77" by Looper; that one Blur single from their last album; "Wicked garden" by STP. I believe all of those songs have been used in commercials (I think mostly car ads, but I know Dylan was cool enough to sell out for no one but Victoria's Secret).

Also, once, in my hometown, they were advertising a rodeo using snippets of Radiohead songs from Kid A, but I'd bet dollars to doughnuts that it was unauthorized.

Posted by: Jason Robots at 04/02/06 10:46 PM | Reply
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'sunshine and clouds (and everything proud)' by clap your hands say yeah is on a honda car ad here in australia.

"indietastic"

Posted by: Sean Tee at 04/02/06 11:36 PM | Reply
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Product: Mercedes Benz

Song: "Nothing but Green Lights" - Tom Vek

Lyric Change:
"You and I are going to drive ourselves out of here in a 1999 black mercedes benz"

to "You and I are going to drive ourselves out of here in a 2007 GL-Class"

Posted by: Jim H at 04/03/06 7:46 AM | Reply
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Stella was a volkswagon driver and her mile to the gallon ratio was always down.

Posted by: sean at 04/03/06 10:29 AM | Reply
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how about the JAGUAR commercial set to Spoon's "I Turn My Camera On' ??????
total bust.

Posted by: elizabeth at 04/03/06 11:59 AM | Reply
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Hmm, maybe this is a bit too 2001 for you guys, but how about the Moldy Peaches' "Steak for Chicken" for one of those Applebee's 20-things-on-your-plate-with-18-sauces deals?

"Who ordered steak and chicken?
Which sauce shall I choose to dip in?"

oh, and doesn't the United States Postal Service have some deal with the Postal Service that they get to use their songs so that the band could keep their name? Wasn't that a while ago? Why haven't I heard some sweet postal-themed doot-doot-doot tunes on TV yet?!?!

Posted by: Coco at 04/04/06 9:00 PM | Reply
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I saw built to spill's strange on a car commercial.

Posted by: Kevin at 04/07/06 11:43 PM | Reply
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I don't think anyone's mentioned this, but Feist did a deal with Lacoste, to use Mushaboom in their ads.

Posted by: Amy at 10/15/06 6:48 PM | Reply
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The Postal Service-Such Great Heights is in a UPS commercial. Ironic, seeing as how the postal service and UPS are direct competitors...
Also, I freaked out when I heard "Bleeding Heart Show" by The New Pornographers in a University of Phoenix commercial.

Indie commercial ideas...hmm...
The Shins-Know Your Onion! is a personal favorite.
Perhaps a commercial for Clearasil...

Scrubbed red, pimpled and angry.
I hopelessly tried all my topical creams.
Gave up on trying to make my
Complexion clear up, so I threw out the stuff and besides...

It was undeniably clear to me, i don't know why
When every other acne wash seemed so ineffective...
I knew that Clearasil would save my face!

=)

Posted by: indie lindy at 11/27/07 12:02 PM | Reply
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