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Remember The "Call On Me" Aerobics Video?

Last night I was at McSwiggans in Hoboken and they played Eric Prydz’s 2004 dance song “Call On Me.” The first thing that came to mind was the ultra sexy music video.

The music video for “Call On Me” took the internet by storm in 2004. Because of it’s sexually suggestive nature many called for the video to be banned but this uproar only gave it publicity and expanded the awareness.

In 2005 Ex-UK Prime Minister Tony Blair commented on the video saying, “The first time it came on, I nearly fell off my rowing machine.”

Now five years later let’s re-visit the “Call On Me” music video and all it’s glory!

The Music From "I Love You, Man"

As you may or may not know, movie soundtracks don’t always include all the music from the movie itself - it’s probably a licensing thing.

Whatever the case I just got back from the new Paul Rudd/Jason Segal movie I Love You, Man. The movie featured some killer tunes but a few were left out of the soundtrack.

To right the wrong I’ve included all the music below for you to enjoy!

If you’d like to download these songs to your iPod use these free mp3 converters (for youtube, for imeem) - simply copy the song url, paste it into the converter and hit download - works like a charm and it’s free!

• Spoon - “Underdog”
• Vampire Weekend - “Oxford Comma”
• Rush - “Tom Sawyer”
• Santogold - “Lights Out”
• The Donnas - “Dancing With Myself”
• Dean Martin - “Ain’t That A Kick In The Head”
• Latchkey Kid - “Good Times”
• The Black Keys - “Set You Free”
• Beck - “Soul Of A Man”
• Rush - “Limelight”
• The Cars - “Let The Good Times Roll”
• Vampire Weekend - “Campus”
• Matt Costa - “Mr. Pitiful”
• The Bonedaddys - “Waterslide”
• Paul Rudd & Jason Segel - “Limelight”