Anyway, about a year or two ago, he put out a new group called Peeping Tom, and on that album is "Five Seconds." The thing about that song is that you want to listen to it a lot. The words are amazing. When he says, "you are the air that I breathe," it just blows me away. There's kind of an angst, but a declaration of love in there.

No, I'm not going to sing them, but I am going to share them with you just so that people know what she sang is, "I live for art. I live for love.” She didn't do any harm to any living soul. So, you've gotta get into the opera because it's a whole sacrifice Tosca makes for her lover. It's by Puccini, of course, Giacomo Puccini. It's from Act II of the opera "Tosca,"—and it's "Vissi d'Arte."

was brooding in my basement one day and I'm listening to a lot of Etta James, Dinah Washington--anything that's bluesy--and this guy came in with this song and said, "this is the song for you, man." And it's called, "Over A Cup of Coffee." It's by the Castelles. It has always been one of my mainstays, through the years, all these years.

"Positively 4th Street"-- I'm a big Dylan fan and I always have been. "Positively 4th Street" has kind of a biting edge to it. Just listen to this, baby.

And when I heard this song on "Nebraska" I thought, boy, I can really relate to this.