The Friday Rock Block - Too Much Rock For One Headline

There's lots of special goodness in this week's rock block. We have Brakes, The Dirty Pretty Things, The Eagles of Death Metal, Mclusky, and a classic track covered by Thee Headcoatees. I'm going to start with set with Brakes and "Ring a Ding." It's the first track off of the debut cd, Give Blood, which was released last fall. It also makes a great first track for a rock block. Brakes - Ring a Ding.mp3 Second in the mix is The Dirty Pretty Things. This is a band that features a former member of The Libertines. Unlike Pete Doherty, Carl Barat does a fine job of staying out of the tabloid headlines and making music. I should add, yes, I do f**cking love this song. The Dirty Pretty Things - You Fu**ing Love it.mp3 (link removed) Next is an old track from Mclusky, "To Hell With Good Intentions." This one just kicked me in the rear and woke me up during a slow morning today and it's perfect for a block of rock. Mclusky - To Hell With Good Intentions.mp3 Following McClusky is the Eagles of Death Metal with "I Want You So Hard." I posted the video a week ago and mentioned how this one rocks so hard. It's true. I also mentioned how I would love an mp3 of this tune. Funny thing happened, it was already on my hard drive. Eagles of Death Metal - I Want You So Hard.mp3 Finally, the last song in todays rock block is Thee Headcoatees featuring Holly Golightly with their interpretation of the classic track by Plastic Bertrand, "Ca Plane Por Moi" Thee Headcoatees - Ca Plane Por Moi.mp3 ROCK. I Rock Cleveland