There was a song in the early 90's called?? Picking Daisies or something of the such. Do any remember?

Question

... It was from a artsy kind of group... They sang it in a high pitched voice... There name was like Weet or something like that... I cant remember...

Answer 1

Push the little Daisies by WEEN

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Answer 3

Push the Little Daisies - Ween

When you lie, kiss your baby bye bye bye
And if you're true, the whole wide world will laugh with you
When we see nothing's wrong with you and me
Time will tell, it might even bring a wedding bell

If you think that I'm a loser
Well you suck, 'cause you know I ain't nothin' but a user
Of your love I can't get enough
Girl it's true, the whole wide world is smiling with you

Push th' little daisies and make 'em come up [4x]

Sometimes I know, and sometimes I'm on the go
But I'm comin' back, so don't give me no flack, yeah
It's all you, and it's me too
And it's your world, you's the girl, you's the girl
Happier than ****, things that might go click with me
Click with you, is that love? Is that love, ohhh...

Push th' little daisies and make 'em come up [8x]

Watch the little daisies grow, little daisies grow
Now just push th' little daisies and make 'em come up
Watch them grow, watch them grow
As I push the little daisies and make 'em come up
Make 'em come up, make 'em come up,
Make 'em come up, say

Push th' little daisies and make 'em come up [7x]

Answer 4

What group rap,r/b,hip hop,rrock,country,

Answer 5

Push the little Daisies by WEEN . heres the groups whole history. enjoy!!!!

Ween
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Background information
Origin New Hope, Pennsylvania
Genre(s) Alternative Rock, Experimental Rock
Years active 1984 – Present
Label(s) Elektra, Chocodog, Sanctuary
Members
Dean Ween
Gene Ween

Ween is an alternative rock group formed in 1984 in New Hope, Pennsylvania when Aaron Freeman and Mickey Melchiondo met in a junior high school typing class. The pair became known as Gene and Dean Ween. Thousands of home recordings later, Ween collected a large underground fanbase despite being generally unknown in pop music.
Contents
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* 1 Early years
* 2 Major releases
* 3 Miscellaneous Works
* 4 Group members
* 5 Discography
o 5.1 Early Independent Releases(1986-1989)
o 5.2 Studio albums (1990-present)
o 5.3 Live albums
o 5.4 EPs & singles
o 5.5 Appearances
* 6 See also
* 7 External links

[edit] Early years

Their earliest home recordings were anarchic and free-spirited, drawing on influences as far-reaching as Syd Barrett, the Beatles, Queen, Prince, Butthole Surfers, The Residents and the lo-fi punk movement. They self-released 5 cassettes in the late eighties; The Crucial Squeegie Lip, Axis: Bold As Boognish, Erica Peterson's Flaming Crib Death, The Live Brain Wedgie/WAD, and Prime 5. Around this time, Gene also released his own tape, Synthetic Socks, which featured Dean on a few songs. Ween was often compared in their early years to other offbeat artists such as Frank Zappa and Primus though they would always eschew such comparisons.

[edit] Major releases

Ween was signed to Twin/Tone Records in 1989 and released their first album GodWeenSatan: The Oneness in the following year, a 26-track smorgasbord of genre jumping and wild, silly eclecticism. 1991's The Pod became a fast fan favorite, as the duo's use of drum machines, pitch-tweaked guitars & vocals and drug-laced humor became a trademark part of their sound. The Pod, according to Ween-lore, was written under the influence of Scotchgard, but this was later refuted by Gene and Dean themselves as being "the most slime-bag thing we could think of." The contraption on the album cover is not a Scotchgard inhalation device, but a bong-like device used to send Marijuana directly to the brain by use of nitrous oxide, which was said to leave the user intoxicated for days, but nauseated. The cover of The Pod resembles the cover of the 1975 Leonard Cohen album, The Best of Leonard Cohen, but with Mean Ween (Mark Kramer from Shimmy Disc who played on a couple of tracks on the album and also toured with Ween on the Pod tour) wearing the aformentioned gas mask bong in place of Cohen.

Pure Guava, the first of a series of releases on the Elektra label, featured their highest charting single, "Push Th' Little Daisies" (1992) which gained them media & MTV attention, as the video was a highlighted target on MTV's Beavis & Butt-head. Chocolate and Cheese followed in 1994, heralding 70s pop/rock & soul sendups such as "Freedom of '76" and "Voodoo Lady". The "Freedom of '76" music video was directed by Spike Jonze. At this time, Ween began to expand their live and studio line-up, providing both a crisper production sound in the studio and an easier live setup (up until this time, Ween had been using DAT tapes to provide backings for their songs).

Ween turned to Nashville, Tennessee studio musicians for the recording of the authentically-spirited 12 Golden Country Greats (1996) which only contained ten tracks. There are two theories regarding the title of the album. The first claim is that it refers to the dozen veteran musicians, known as The **** Creek Boys, who played on the album. The second claim refers to the fact that the band did indeed record twelve songs during the demo sessions for the album. When it came time to record the actual album, the band chose not to use two of the songs but also decided not to change the album title. The two removed songs were titled "I Got No Darkside" and "So Long, Jerry." "So Long, Jerry" did wind up as a B-Side on the "Piss Up A Rope" single.

In 1997 the nautically-themed The Mollusk followed, featuring Ween's simultaneous satirization, deconstruction, and appreciative mastery of genres including 1960's Brit-pop, sea shanties, Broadway show tunes, and most especially, progressive rock. Their desire to pursue alternate forms of media led to the MP3-only release Craters of the Sac (1999), presented by Dean for online download and free trade. Elektra Records released a live compilation entitled Paintin' The Town Brown: Ween Live 1990-1998 in 1999, followed by White Pepper (2000), their pop-themed album and final studio set for Elektra. The track "Even If You Don't" was made into a music video directed by the creators of South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone. Shortly after White Pepper Ween started the internet radiostation WeenRadio, which was awarded 3rd best internet music site by Rolling Stone.

Ween also formed their own label at this time, Chocodog Records, which oversaw the release of several self-produced live sets. The aforementioned Paintin' the Town Brown, which was compiled and mastered by the band, was meant to be the first Chocodog release. According to Dean Ween, once the album was completed, Elektra realized the sales potential of the CD and denied Ween the right to release it through Chocodog, much to the band's chagrin. Later, Ween released the first official Chocodog album, Live in Toronto (a live recording from the 1996 tour, in which Ween performed with The **** Creek Boys). Short in pressing and available exclusively through the band's website, the CD became an instant collector's item. Subsequent Chocodog releases (Live at Stubb's and All Request Live) were produced in higher volumes to meet demand. In 2005, the label released the first instalment of a rarity compilation series entitled Shinola, and announced plans to re-release Gene's 1987 cassette tape, Synthetic Socks.

The two signed to Sanctuary Records in 2003 and released quebec, their first studio set in 3 years. In 2004, Ween released Live in Chicago, a DVD and CD set that chronicled one of the energetic live performances for which the group is known.

In 2005 they released Shinola, Vol. 1 a collection of outtakes which received some positive press, especially in Europe, which was followed up by two singles taken from the album, Monique The Freak and Gabrielle (2006).

As of 10/10/06, they are recording a new album.

[edit] Miscellaneous Works

Ween has participated in various outside collaborations over the years. The band joined members of Japanese group Boredoms to form noise rock group Z-Rock Hawaii, and Dean is also a member of heavy metal side project Moistboyz. Ween's songs are used in several film soundtracks, including The X-Files, Beautiful Girls and Road Trip, and on television they have contributed to SpongeBob SquarePants ('Ocean Man' and a song about tying shoes "Loop de Loop") and Grounded for Life (the theme song). The band has also made several on-screen appearances, including performing on Letterman, in puppet form on Crank Yankers, as part of Chef Aid in South Park, and on film as themselves in It's Pat.

Dean has made significant contributions to his friend Josh Homme's projects The Desert Sessions and Queens of the Stone Age. On the latter's critically successful 2002 album Songs for the Deaf, Dean played guitar on "Mosquito Song", "Gonna Leave You", and "Six Shooter".

In 2002, the duo were approached by Pizza Hut's ad-agency to record a promotion jingle, which resulted in a thirty second recording by Ween titled "Where'd the Cheese Go?". The jingle epitomized Ween's normally irreverent musical flair but WEEN's penchant for eccentricity did not appeal to the advertising agency in charge and Pizza Hut rejected several versions of the song outright. True to their tongue-in-cheek humour (and somewhat indignant at having their song rejected), Ween set about recording the same version of the song with new lyrics - affectionately referred to as "Where'd the Motherfuckin' Cheese Go At?". You can hear both versions here.

[edit] Group members

Current Members:

* Dean Ween, real name: Mickey Melchiondo - lead guitar, vocals, etc.
* Gene Ween, real name: Aaron Freeman - lead vocal, guitar, etc.
* Dave Dreiwitz - bass
* Claude Coleman Jr. - drums
* Glenn McClelland - keyboards

Past members:

* Gordon Rodnick - Mellotron
* Andrew Weiss - producer, bass, etc.
* Mark Kramer - bass
* Jason Fuller - Keyboards
* Mean Ween - Bass on Alone (The Pod), 2nd Vocals on Little Birdy (Pure Guava), Bass (The Mollusk), Live.

[edit] Discography

[edit] Early Independent Releases(1986-1989)
Year Title
1986 The Crucial Squeegie Lip
1987 Axis: Bold As Boognish
1987 Erica Peterson's Flaming Crib Death
1988 The Live Brain Wedgie/WAD
1989 Prime 5

[edit] Studio albums (1990-present)
Year Title Label
1990 GodWeenSatan: The Oneness Twin/Tone, reissued 2001 Restless
1991 The Pod Shimmy Disc, reissued 1995 Elektra
1992 Pure Guava Elektra
1994 Chocolate & Cheese Elektra
1996 12 Golden Country Greats Elektra
1997 The Mollusk Elektra
1999 Craters of the Sac online only MP3 release
2000 White Pepper Elektra
2003 quebec Sanctuary
2005 Shinola, Vol. 1 Chocodog

[edit] Live albums
Year Title Label
1999 Paintin' The Town Brown: Ween Live 1990-1998 Elektra
2001 Live In Toronto Canada Chocodog
2002 Live at Stubb's 7/2000 Chocodog
2003 All Request Live Chocodog
2004 Live in Chicago Sanctuary

[edit] EPs & singles
Year Title Label
1992 I'm Fat Vital Music
1992 Push th' Little Daisies EP Elektra Records
1992 Sky Cruiser Sub Pop
1992 Sky Cruiser EP White Records
1993 Push th' Little Daisies Elektra Records
1994 I Can't Put My Finger On It EP Elektra Records
1994 Freedom of '76 EP Flying Nun Records
1994 Voodoo Lady EP Flying Nun Records
1996 Piss Up a Rope/You Were the Fool EP Flying Nun Records
1996 Piss Up A Rope Diesel Only Records
1997 Mutilated Lips Elektra Records
1997 Ocean Man Elektra Records
1997 The Mollusk Promo CD Elektra Records
2000 Even If You Don't Mushroom Records
2000 Stay Forever Promo EP Mushroom Records
2000 Stay Forever Red Vinyl EP Mushroom Records
2000 White Pepper Promo Elektra Records

[edit] Appearances
Year Title Label
1993 En Esch - Cheesy TVT Records
1995 Kostars - Klassics With a K Grand Royal
1995 Used & Recorded by 3RRR Vol.2 Radio Release
1996 Ben Vaughn - Instrumental Stylings Bar None Records
1996 Yoko Ono-Rising Mixes Capitol Records
1998 Hub - Hub SLASH RECORDS
1999 Ben - Wool Ben Chatrer

[edit] See also
Portal:Philadelphia
Philadelphia Portal

[edit] External links

* Official Site
* Ween on Myspace.com
* Ween.net - fansite
* Cult of Boognish - fansite
* Browntracker - Live Ween Bit Torrents
* Weenradio.com
* Liveween.com
* Ween collection at the Internet Archive's live music archive
* Ween Album Reviews