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Monthly Playlist: September 2008

Yep. Fall is here. Gone are the sunny pop songs of spring and summer. In come the introspective, calm-but-questioning sounds of autumn.

Change is afoot.

  1. Jakob – “Pneumonic” (Solace)
  2. The Velvet Underground – “Who Loves the Sun” (Loaded)
  3. Radiohead – “There There” (Hail to the Thief)
  4. M83 – “Lower Your Eyelids to Die With the Sun” (Before the Dawn Heals Us)
  5. The New Pornographers – “These Are the Fables” (Twin Cinema)
  6. Joshua James – “Today” (The Sun Is Always Brighter)
  7. dan le sac vs. Scroobius Pip – “Letter from God to Man” (Angles)
  8. Neko Case – “Look For Me (I’ll Be Around)” (Blacklisted)
  9. Joshua James – “Winter Storm” (The Sun Is Always Brighter)
  10. Neko Case – “I Wish I Was the Moon” (Blacklisted)
  11. mewithoutYou – “Carousels” (Catch For Us the Foxes)
  12. TV On the Radio – “Crying” (Dear Science)
  13. Jay-Z – “Renegade” (The Blueprint)
  14. Hammock – “We Will Say Goodbye to Everyone” (Maybe They Will Sing For Us Tomorrow)
  15. Ingrid Michaelson – “The Way I Am” (Girls and Boys)
  16. Edgar Meyer and Chris Thile – “The Farmer and the Duck” (Edgar Meyer and Chris Thile)

P.S. If you get a chance to, go see Edgar Meyer and Chris Thile live. I saw them last weekend in Irvine and was thoroughly impressed. It’s a beautiful thing to see modern legends collaborate so well with each other. And if you don’t get a chance, at least pick up a copy of the album.

Monthly Playlist: April 2008

May? What happened to April? I guess I’ve been busy or something.

April was a month of playing artists on repeat: Bon Iver; Jimmy Eat World; Foals; Does It Offend You, Yeah?; Portishead; Grizzly Bear. There was also some Coachella reminiscing and a healthy scoop of bitterness towards Western evangelical culture (check out the Chris Thile song), but those are rants for another time.

  1. Grizzly Bear – “Alligator (Choir Version)” (Friend EP)
  2. Does It Offend You, Yeah? – “Let’s Make Out” (You Have No Idea What You’re Getting Yourself Into)
  3. Jimmy Eat World – “Firefight” (Chase This Light)
  4. Grizzly Bear – “Little Brother (Electric)” (Friend EP)
  5. Foals – “Two Steps, Twice” (Antidotes)
  6. Does It Offend You, Yeah? – “We Are Rockstars” (You Have No Idea What You’re Getting Yourself Into)
  7. Jimmy Eat World – “Kill” (Futures)
  8. Bon Iver – “Skinny Love” (For Emma, Forever Ago)
  9. Bon Iver – “re: Stacks” (For Emma, Forever Ago)
  10. Chris Thile – “The Believer” (Deceiver)
  11. mewithoutYou – “The Sun and the Moon” (Brother, Sister)
  12. Bon Iver – “The Wolves (Act I and II)” (For Emma, Forever Ago)
  13. Vampire Weekend – “Mansard Roof” (Vampire Weekend)
  14. Portishead – “Machine Gun” (Third)
  15. International Superheroes of Hardcore – “Dirty Mouth” (Tip Of The Iceberg/Takin’ It Ova!)
  16. Man Man – “The Ballad of Butter Beans” (Rabbit Habits)
  17. Les Savy Fav – “The Sweat Descends” (Inches)

Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’ve got to get back to working 24/7 and getting the life sucked out of me by tactless people that I still try hard to love.

Country For The Indie Kids

This is just a test to see how Mixaloo actually works in the wild. Of course, if you pay for this playlist, I could tell people I was making money as a music blogger.

(And check out my awesome Photoshop skills! Cropping an image and adding text! I could totally put “Photoshop skills” on my resume.)

33 Most-Played Artists of 2006

Part two of four of my evil list-making scheme.

  1. Sufjan Stevens
  2. Explosions in the Sky
  3. mewithoutYou
  4. Radiohead
  5. The Appleseed Cast
  6. Nickel Creek
  7. The Dillinger Escape Plan
  8. Godspeed You! Black Emperor
  9. The Mars Volta
  10. A Perfect Circle
  11. Andrew Bird
  12. MxPx
  13. AFI
  14. Alison Krauss
  15. Project 86
  16. Tom Waits
  17. Sigur Rós
  18. The Faint
  19. Chris Thile
  20. This Will Destroy You
  21. Mew
  22. Iron & Wine
  23. Coldplay
  24. Cloud Cult
  25. John Mayer
  26. Opeth
  27. Joshua Radin
  28. Killswitch Engage
  29. Incubus
  30. Ryan Adams
  31. Norma Jean
  32. Robert Johnson
  33. The Black Keys

Once again, thanks to Last.fm for making this list possible.

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