in search of an elusive tune...

hey there fellow daria addicts... i just subscribed to this newsgroup and i hope nobody minds my diving in like this, but you all seem like a mellow enough group, so here goes:

at the end of "see jane run" they play an *awesome* song. (at least i think it is...) it plays during the end credits and i'm dying to know who it's by & what the title is. if anyone knows, please pass the info along... i'll be forever grateful. does anybody else out there think mtv should put out a cd with some of the music used on "daria," including splendora's killer theme song?

ok, enough from me. anyone who can help me out, i'd really appreciate it.

"It's the soul train. Beep beep. Get on board." -D.M.

-jeanne

What a coincidence. I recently subscribed to this newsgroup and asked that same question. I was told that it was "Talkin to Myself" bly Clara Thomas.

Liz

     Actually, I'm also interested in some Daria music. There's a song at the
end credits that goes: "She is/ an ordinary girl / she laughs as she stares at
the ceiling...". Or something like that.
     Can you inform me as to what that is, if not the same thing?

credits that goes: "She is/ an ordinary girl / she laughs as she stares at the ceiling...". Or something like that.<<

The song is "Pearl" by Love and Rockets. It's on the "Sweet F.A." CD.

Peace Kevin

my goddness you know everything about daria. I would like to know all of that. Do think i should get the daria diarys? Are the pop up dolls really cool?

see ya, nichole

[email] wrote:

Pop up dolls? I don't know about that, but definitely get "The Daria Diaries."

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that.

There is that set of cut-out Fashion Club dolls, including a number of fashionable cut-out accessories. I always imagine Daria just cutting their heads off. I'm tempted to myself, at times, but I'd rather keep the book in one piece.

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Thanks to Planet Daria for this one... It's "Pearl," by Love And Rockets, off the "Sweet F.A." album. It is the end credits song from "The Misery Chick." Here's the full text of the lyrics:

This is no ordinary girl I ain't got no jaded feeling Behind the fooling lies the strength For a vision to come I must come clean And its a bad it's a bad such a bad state of affairs That she holds in the palm of her hand And its a bad it's a bad such a bad state of affairs I hope she can understand it

This is no ordinary girl I ain't got no jaded feeling This is no ordinary girl She jokes as she stares at the ceiling Deep down you're drowning I can see the tears Deep down you just don't have a clue How's a crippled man inside How's the hopeless Mister Blue

This is no ordinary girl I ain't got no jaded feeling

Hmmm... Season 1 finale: Love and Rockets; Season 2 finale: Bauhaus. Largely the same group... is there a connection there?

Chris Majors [email]

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The lyrics were probably not written about Our Heroine but wax eloquently about someone like her. I remember thinking how appropriate it was, especially in the context of the episode.

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