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• 01:03 in the 90s they had the chops to play this at 150bpm, emphasizing its niggling resemblance to "Put A Donk On It" ♫ blip.fm/~1bqy8 #
• 01:17 then again, Canadians consider /this/ a quintessential song for the nation (maybe they have to be novelty singl... ♫ blip.fm/~1br1j #
• 01:22 kind of like how great sports anthems are all by campy British dudes (the answer being, the glam stomp beat) ♫ blip.fm/~1br34 #
• 01:47 the most sophisticated original composition on "Up The Bracket", so of course all the reviews panned it ♫ blip.fm/~1br8p #
• 01:55 apparently Cale covered this years before The Modern Lovers released it properly ♫ blip.fm/~1brax #
• 03:08 web-only distribution, how very 21st century (though the music is 20th, warmly so) ♫ blip.fm/~1brt7 #
• 03:32 given the 60s maximalist brass pop zeitgeist The Clerkenwell Kid ought to be huge, surely? ♫ blip.fm/~1brxl #

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My housemates at Michigan had a "Canada mix" that was all songs like this:

http://www.beerinfo.com/index.php/pages/mckenziebrotherschristmas.html

and this:

http://www.seeklyrics.com/lyrics/Five-Iron-Frenzy/Canada.html

So uh, maybe.