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Songs he likes for kicking off a party include psychedelic punk group Unknown Mortal Orchestra's "Little Blu House" and the 1970s band Suicide's "Ghost Rider."

Pop Goes the Party (Punk, Too) Cheryl Lu-Lien Tan 2011

Falls (1969) and includes this passage: "By 1900 Niagara Falls had come to be known, to the dismay of local citizens and promoters of the prosperous tourist trade, as 'Suicide's Paradise.'"

A Conversation With Joyce Carol Oates 2010

It features a crew of M.I.A. lookalikes and some righteous keyboard slashing from Suicide's Martin Rev. After the acute disappointment that is M. I.A.'s new album, our sunken hearts are beating back to life and our boggled minds are reeling with questions.

Five questions we're asking ourselves after seeing M.I.A. storm late night television 2010

There was something appealing about the sheer wilfulness ofa multi-platinum artist coming back with the single Born Free, which seemed to operate from the principle that the song it sampled, Suicide's GhostRider, was a little too chintzy and winsome for its own good.

MIA: Maya | CD Review 2010

As for the shortcuts, the Suicide's straight-down dirt path can be difficult to find footing on, and the narrow Swoop can be filled with poison oak.

Running Wild in California Molly Williams 2008

The poem ran in the August 25, 1838, issue of the Sangamo Journal, under the title "The Suicide's Soliloquy."

Lincoln's Great Depression 2005

The poem ran in the August 25, 1838, issue of the Sangamo Journal, under the title "The Suicide's Soliloquy."

Lincoln's Great Depression 2005

Suicide's no different from cancer or any other brain ailment.

So Who Do I Complain To? 2004

Sometimes it sounded like Suicide's pared-down electronica, sometimes it harked back to the Xerox scrappiness of The Fall's very early days on the Manchester punk scene.

FallNet - a pack of gnomes, trolls & gargoyles 1998

Suicide's the direct product of survival compulsions -- drives that try to save something, just as fight and flight are efforts to save something.

Breaking Point James E. Gunn