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As I was telling Amanda...
The latest infinite-repeat song that I've come across is by a band called Ubangi. And this is the song... The Little Cat And The Dirty Dog:

I dare you to try to tell me that this isn't your new favorite song.

There's a zany music video for the song as well, but I like the live version above better, I think. And, fortunately, there are more fun Ubangi videos on youtube, like Dance With Me Gino, Naked In The World, and the wonderfully-titled Where Have All The Good Sperms Gone.

All the while, I was thinking that maybe I've seen this (cute!) singer somewhere before... Lo and behold, Ubangi was fronted by a woman that Beavis And Butthead had first introduced me to, with this song:

Yes, Cia Berg/Soro of Whale. So great! More proof, see/hear this live video for Four Big Speakers.

And now, a plea:

So, right now, I need your help. Are you Swedish? Or do you have old Swedish pop from the 80s? Or are you a Cia Berg fanatic? I NEED to get my hands on Ubangi releases, without paying the huge amounts of money I've found Ubangi stuff for online. Please help me!

Now I do, and I'm happy.

I would like to think that you watched the TTC Telephone video over and over (like I did), and then went through the related videos and watched every TTC thing you could (like I did), but maybe you didn't. So I'd like to point out another excellent TTC song/video: Danse La Poutine. I liked this one right away, too, but not as much as Telephone. Over the course of one day and a few discussions with my Canadienne roommate about la poutine, I've decided that I like it just as much.

It is, after all, entirely about a dish whose closest American translation is fries with cheese and gravy, but better...

Some music videos are so awesome, I think to myself "Whoah. Did I make this?"

And then this video answered me back: