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[Montana]

My Own Jo Ellen - Mark Olson from My Own Jo Ellen Prelude (make it alright) - Jay Farrar from Sebastopol Cut Your Hair - Pavement from Crooked Rain Meeting in Lone Pine - Mark Olson from My Own Jo Ellen (hmm....) Why Don't We Do it In the Road - the Beatles from the White Album Old School Hollywood - System of a Down from Mezmerize Birds - M83 from Dead Cities, Red Seas and lost Ghosts Me and the Major - Belle and Sebastian from If You're Feeling Sinister The Colossal Gray Sunshine - from Faultline and the Flaming Lips Loving Cup - The Rolling Stones from Exile on Main Street

[Listerine Widower]

"(For God's Sake) Give More Power to the People," Chi-Lites "Street Walker (Original)," Mass Production with Special Guest "Bed and Breakfast," Mitch Hedberg "Smoking," Bill Hicks "Beaver Patrol," The Wilde Knights "Terrible People," T.S.O.L. "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry," Willie Nelson "Sing a Simple Song," Sly & The Family Stone "Slow Death," Flamin' Groovies "March to the Sea," Pelican

[Montana]

"Bed and Breakfast," Mitch Hedberg

Nice list. This sounds hilarious. Able to YSI at all?

[The Good Dr Bill]

yeah, I'll do ten on random. 1. The Verve - Slide Away 2. Led Zeppelin - The Rain Song 3. Dinosaur Jr. - Thumb 4. Rex the Dog - Frequency 5. A Tribe Called Quest - Sucka Nigga 6. The Coasters - Charlie Brown 7. Wolfgang Voigt - Vision '03 8. LCD Soundsystem - Too Much Love 9. Hanoi Rocks - Boulevard of Broken Dreams 10. Lady Sovereign - Random

[scarymuppet]

Brian Wilson - "Windchimes" Jens Lekman - "Pretty Shoes" The White Stripes - "Take, Take, Take" Thin Lizzy - "Jailbreak" Garret Kriston - "C" David Bowie - "Space Oddity" Elvis Costello - "Less Than Zero (Dallas Version)" Spoon - "All the Pretty Girls Go to the City" Main Source - "Peace Is Not the Word to Play" Pit Er Pat - "Gated Community"

[Agrimorfee]

Last 8 on YAHOO! Launchcast Recently Played Music Hawkwind Hurry On Sundown Ray Anthony Peter Gunn Liz Phair Everything To Me Poole Snowcicle Pink Floyd Us And Them Moonspell Handmadegod Los Straitjackets Tailspin Roger Waters Nobody Home

[sKinnY]

Liar-sex pistols high time-paul westerberg if she wants me-belle and sebastian crown of love-arcade fire it comes in waves- the waxwings section 17(suitcase calling)-polyphonic spree up the bracket-the libertines huddle formation- the Go! team lulaby + exile- M. Ward oh what a world-rufus wainwright

[Slackmo]

Garret Kriston - "C"

This has become a mix disc staple.

[Hewletts Daughter]

Nice list. This sounds hilarious. Able to YSI at all?

Yes.

Yes I was able to send it in the above 'yes' that is.

[Slackmo]

unusually poppy run for the last 10, even for me:

Landslide Baby, Beulah
'cause you're scared and you're weak and you DON'T GIVE A FUCK ABOUT ME

Crimes On Paper, Self
so maybe somewhere someone's jotting this down / so in a million years from now if it's still around / they can wonder who we were / wonder what we did, who we knew

Anywhere You Are, The Smithereens
that 60's vibraphone thing in this song still flattens me

Juicebox, The Strokes
becomes more essential with every spin

Thomas Doubter, Scruffy The Cat
damn i forgot how much i loved these guys way back when

Treat Yourself With Kindness, Clearlake
still one of my top 10 songs ever

You're So Damn Hot, OK Go
you don't love me at all / but don't think that it bothers me at all /
you're a bad-hearted boy trap, babydoll, but you're / you're so damn hot

I'm A Fool, Letters To Cleo
god bless Kay Hanley

Pretty (Ugly Before), Elliott Smith
tremendous song.

She Cuts Her Own Fringe, The Uncle Devil Show
this would've been a classic pop album if they'd let Currie sing everything

[EastBayJ]

Here are the last ten from my Pandora stream... Venus - Television Black Sheets of Rain - Bob Mould Soul Kitchen - Echo and The Bunnymen Someone I Care About - The Modern Lovers Clunk - Yo La Tengo Political Song For Michael Jackson To Sing - The Minutemen Reptilla - The Strokes Pipedown - Babyshambles Down In The Tube Station At Midnight (single version) - The Jam Jumping Someone Else's Train - The Cure

[Slackmo]

Here are the last ten from my Pandora stream...

Venus - Television
Black Sheets of Rain - Bob Mould
Soul Kitchen - Echo and The Bunnymen
Someone I Care About - The Modern Lovers
Clunk - Yo La Tengo
Political Song For Michael Jackson To Sing - The Minutemen
Reptilla - The Strokes
Pipedown - Babyshambles
Down In The Tube Station At Midnight (single version) - The Jam
Jumping Someone Else's Train - The Cure

what did you start off with, band-wise?

[Montana]

unusually poppy run for the last 10, even for me:

Landslide Baby, Beulah
'cause you're scared and you're weak and you DON'T GIVE A FUCK ABOUT ME

Crimes On Paper, Self
so maybe somewhere someone's jotting this down / so in a million years from now if it's still around / they can wonder who we were / wonder what we did, who we knew

Anywhere You Are, The Smithereens
that 60's vibraphone thing in this song still flattens me

Juicebox, The Strokes
becomes more essential with every spin

Thomas Doubter, Scruffy The Cat
damn i forgot how much i loved these guys way back when

Treat Yourself With Kindness, Clearlake
still one of my top 10 songs ever

You're So Damn Hot, OK Go
you don't love me at all / but don't think that it bothers me at all /
you're a bad-hearted boy trap, babydoll, but you're / you're so damn hot

I'm A Fool, Letters To Cleo
god bless Kay Hanley

Pretty (Ugly Before), Elliott Smith
tremendous song.

She Cuts Her Own Fringe, The Uncle Devil Show
this would've been a classic pop album if they'd let Currie sing everything

Nice list. It is rather poppy, but still quite good. Your commentary is interesting.

[Johnny Feathers]

I only have eight from this morning: 1. Fashion - David Bowie 2. Someone Saved My Life Tonight - Elton John 3. Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum - Bob Dylan 4. Age of Consent - New Order 5. Kiss Them For Me - Siouxsie and the Banshees 6. As Long as the Green Grass Groes - Johnny Cash 7. A White Shade of Pale - Annie Lennox 8. Sympathy for the Devil - The Rolling Stones

[suckeredyou]

my last ten (songs on my computer at work) bob dylan - on the road again richard hawley - coles corner the clientele - when i came home from the party leonard cohen - take this longing the smiths - sweet and tender hooligan (peel session) bright eyes - ship in a bottle radiohead - morning bell jam - boy about town the cure - high the new pornographers - ballad of a comeback kid

[EastBayJ]

what did you start off with, band-wise?

Television

[countsnobbery]

Random itunes shuffle... 1 The Wrens - Rest Your Head 2 Soundgarden - Jesus Christ Pose 3 Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Fable Of The Brown Ape 4 The Constantines - Thieves 5 Books on Tape - Kingston 6 Caetano Veloso - Blue Skies 7 Ramones - I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend 8 The Most Serene Republic - (Oh)God 9 The Free Design - Redesigned (Intro) 10 Built to Spill - Kicked It in the Sun

[jaymc]

Loretta Lynn - Trouble on the Line Shawnna ft. Ludacris - Shake That Shit Directions in Music - [Track 7] Coctails - Wood Bee Prince - I Wanna Be Your Lover Human League - Human Sharp Things - She Left With the Sun Radiohead - There There Stereolab - Good is Me Tears for Fears - I Believe

[Montana]

the Last Resort - the Eagles from Hotel California. This is the album closer and easily one of my favorite tracks ever. Great musicianship and vocal work.

Morning Bell - Radiohead from Kid A. You really can't go wrong with any song from Kid A.

Perfect Sense Part 1 - Roger Waters from Amused to Death. Excellent transition from Morning Bell. Amused to death is IMHO the best post Floyd work, period.

"The monkey looked up at the stars
And thought to himself
Memory is a stranger
History is for fools
And he cleaned his hands
In a pool of holy writing
Turned his back on the garden
And set out for the nearest town
Hold on hold on soldier
When you add it all up
The tears and the marrowbone
There's an ounce of gold
And an ounce of pride in each ledger
And the Germans killed the Jews
And the Jews killed the Arabs
And the Arabs killed the hostages
And that is the news
And is it any wonder
That the monkey's confused"


People are Strange - The Doors from Strange Days. That wierd cabaret/rock/jazz Doors sound is why I still listen to these guys. The producton was also quite beatiful.

Us and Them - Pink Floyd from the Live at Wemlbey 1974 bootleg. I don't need to say much about this work of genius.

Kanon - Enon from Lost Marbles and Exploded Evidence. Jazzy/indie/electronic stuff with a cool ambience and seducing vocals

Rosebud - Ryan Adams from Cold Roses adult contemporary cheeze

Letter From Africa - Mark Olson from My Own Jo Ellen wierd funky alt.country/gospel number, with a meandering melody. I always regarded Olson as the Syd Barret of alt.counry -aloof and all over the place, but geniusely coming back to the melody you thought was gone

Visiting Friends - Animal Collective from Sung Tongs. fucked up noise pop

You and Voodoo - Three Missouri from Voodorama. weird kind of blues/country/drum machine mix.

[Elemeno P.T.]

Grandaddy- Miner at the Dial-a-View Smashing Punpkins- Tales of a Scorched Earth Ryan Adams- Give Me a Sign Leonard Cohen- I'm Your Man Stevie Wonder- Have a Talk With God Interpol- Leif Erikson Doug Martsch- Now You Know Death Cab for Cutie- Marching Bands of Manhattan Led Zeppelin- Kashmir The Divine Comedy- Mastermind