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<!-- bb --><div align='center'><a href="http://www.davidmsc.com/">Better Living Thru Blogging!</a> <a href='http://www.davidmsc.com/info.htm' class='ex_ex_links'>Info</a><br/></div><!-- /bb --><br/> davidmsc.com v 4_3 </body></html><!-- bb --><br><!-- backlinks --><!--mainlink-code--><!--sape-code--><!--check code--><!-- /bb --><p>Surfing around Google Video using the search word &#8220;montana&#8221; and I came across this <a href="javascript:document.location='http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4853488376287837744&#038;q=montana'">quirky, strangely sentimental video</a>.  It appears that the young lad is deeply in love with the young lady.  It appears to have nothing to do with Montana, except that the phrase &#8220;Montana Place Productions&#8221; appears on the credits.  What intrigued me, however, was the song that played.  It&#8217;s very Brit-poppy, with some nifty horn stuff (but not overpowering) in the middle.  After Googling some of the lyrics, I discovered that the song is called &#8220;<a href="javascript:document.location='http://www.last.fm/music/Belle+and+Sebastian/_/Dirty+Dream+Number+Two'">Dirty Dream Number Two</a>,&#8221; and it is by a band called &#8220;<a href="javascript:document.location='http://www.belleandsebastian.com/home.php'">Belle &#038; Sebastian</a>.&#8221;  Apparently Belle &#038; Sebastian is pretty popular, although I&#8217;d never heard of such until this evening.  Oddly compelling music.  iTunes reveals that the song referenced above ranks as the band&#8217;s 80th most-popular.  Give it a listen.