What do Spiritualized, Bel Biv Devoe, and Robert Palmer have in common? No, really, it's not a trick question, we promise! They're all on the soundtrack to Pineapple Express, and we're giving away not 1 but 2 of 'em. Why? Because we *heart* our readers, along with most Rogen/Apatow endeavors. Just email abbey@supmag.com and in the meantime feast your eyes on all the 'various artists' included- it's kind of like her head blew up all over the place and scraped it together for a playlist:
01. Pineapple Express - Huey Lewis & The News
02. Electric Avenue - Eddy Grant
03. Dr. Greenthumb - Cypress Hill
04. Lost At Birth - Public Enemy
05. Poison - Bell Biv Devoe
06. Wanted Dread Or Alive - Peter Tosh
07. Don't Look Around - Mountain
08. Pineapple Chase (aka The Reprise of the Phoenix) - Graeme Revell
09. Bird's Lament - Moondog & The London Saxophonic
10. Coconut Girl - Brother Nolan
11. Hilawe - Arthur Lyman
12. Tha Crossroads - Bone Thugs-N-Harmony
13. Pineapple Fight (aka The Nemesis Proclaimed) - Graeme Revell
14. I Didn't Mean To Hurt You - Spiritualized
15. Woke Up Laughing - Robert Palmer
Speaking of our head blowing up, we totally bumped into Huey Lewis on his way out of the Lissy Trullie gig the other night. It was at the opening party for Doug Aitken's new photo book 99 Cent Dreams. This is the part where we mention that it took place in the West Side Gentlemen's Club... which isn't very gentlemanly if you catch our drift. We can't decide which is more surreal- seeing an androgynous openly gay singer songwriter play guitar perched at the end of a stripper runway, or physically smashing into the man, they myth, the legend behind this (the dress, rubber shark fin, and flimsy plot are sooo wrong it's sooo right) getting chased by cameramen on the way out of a strip club on 10th Avenue: