A pop song from the 70's titled "Ariel or Ariel", who sang it?
Dean Friedman - Ariel Lyrics: Way on the other side of the Hudson Deep in the bosom of suburbia I met a young girl She sang mighty fine Tears on my pillow and Ave Maria Standin' by the waterfall at Paramus park She was workin' for the friends of BAI She was collectin' quarters in a paper cup She was lookin' for change And so was I She was a jewish girl I fell in love with her She wrote her number on the back of my hand I called her up I was all outta breath I said "Come hear me play in the rock and roll band" I took a shower and I put on my best blue jeans I picked her up in my new VW van She wore a peasont blouse with nothin' underneath I said "Hi" She said "Yeah, I guess I am" Ariel Ariel We had a little time We were real hungry We went to Dairy Queen for somethin' to eat She some onion rings, she had a pickle She forgot to tell me that she didn't eat meat. I had a gig in the American Legion hall It was a dance for the volunteer ambulance corp She was sittin' in her corner against the wall She would smile and I melted all over the floor Ariel Ariel I took her home with me We watchin' TV Annette Funicello and some guy goin' steady I started foolin' around with the vertical hold We got the munchies and I made some spaghetti We sat and we talked into the night While channel two was signin' off the air I found the softness of her mouth We made love to bombs burstin' in air Ariel Ariel Ariel Ariel Way on the other side of the Hudson Deep in the bosom of suburbia I met a young girl She sang mighty fine Tears on my pillow and Ave Maria Tears on my pillow and Ave Maria Tears on my pillow and Ave Maria
What are the most bizarre rock songs?
Without resorting to playing anything too improvisational, free form or industrial, the below are on the tuneful spectrum of bizarre.Big Eyed Beans from Venus — Captain BeefheartVenus in Furs — The Velvet UndergroundMushroom — Can — with the unique Damo Suzuki on vocalsNeu — Negativland — bizarre introduction leads to monster motorik beat.Roky Erickson — Two Headed Dogs — conventional rock with bizarre lyricsI Hate You — The Monks — American GIs record anti war songs in GermanyThe Fall — I Am Damo Suzuki — Mark E. Smith was a fan of the Monks & as shown in this homage, Damo Suzuki of CanMy Pal Foot Foot — The Shaggs — this one swings goodSome Velvet Morning— Lee Hazelwood & Nancy Sinatra — Some interesting Cowboy Psychedelia with video to matchScott Walker — Plastic Palace People — Beautifully sung unusually structured songKate Bush — BabooshkaKlaus Nomi, Nina Hagen, B52s, Serge Gainsbourg, there is loads more out there