Showing posts with label playlist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label playlist. Show all posts

Moo-sik

Here's another playlist of things i've been listening to a lot this past week :)

1. Walking - The Dodos
2. Between the Bars - Elliot Smith
3. Modern Inventions - The Submarines
4. Mary - The Dutchess and The Duke
5. Autumn Sweater - Yo La Tengo
6. Right Hand On My Heart - The Whigs
7. Go On, Say It - Blind Pilot
8. I Woke Up Today - Port O'Brien
9. Brother Down - Sam Roberts
10. Brand New Colony - Ben Gibbard (live in chicago)
11. Pachuca Sunrise - Minus the Bear
12. Little Waltz - Basia Bulat
13. Drugs In My Body - Thieves Like Us
14. Summer of '98 - The Secret Handshake
15. Little House Of Savages - The Walkmen
16. Could It Be - The Mugs
17. Spoonful of Sugar - Of Montreal
18. Holland, 1945 - Canoe
19. We Danced Together - The Rakes
20. Let's Talk About Spaceships - Say Hi To Your Mom

And before i leave you at that, take some time to listen to Phoenix's album: Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix, especially the songs 1901, Lisztomania, and Fences, because I am in love with their music and this album is ridiculously good.




Also, check out www.villageten.com, the artists collective that supports Canoe, and other bands like Adam and Darcie and Johan the Angel.



And lastly, I've been listening to a lot Django Reinhardt lately, it makes my summer nights oh so lovely. So if you're looking at French/Big Band/Smooth Jazz/ReallyReallyReallyGoodMusicToPutYouInTheMood/ Want to feel like you're in a Chicago night club sipping a martini in the 1940's: then look no further.



Now go get some head phones, a nice cup of tea, and enjoy! :)

it's been a while

i just got back from a week long conference in los angeles where we debated, legislated, and  compromised the future of the state of california.

listening to all these girls and the topics that they presented, i learnt so much about what was important to the youth of america today, and their views to fix it.

but since its in the wee hours of fourth of july (happy birthday america!) and i'm hiding in the back room of a party on their computer, i'm not in much of a mood to type out my point of view on state issues, and instead will give you some music.

these are the songs that kept me going through my week. because 5:30am meetings everyday and not going back to the dorm rooms till 12:30am really tires a person out. 
there's no really any particular order to my playlists. maybe i'll make different ones next time? a playlist for drinking tea in the mornings? a playlist for taking long walks in the park? 

i've been listening to a lot of michael giacchino lately (go figure,) dave brubeck, and mulatu astatke.
they've been the only things that have been able to put me to sleep at night. dorms are very loud places.
anyways enjoy what i have here :)

1. patricia the stripper - the wombats
2. this boy is exhausted - the wrens
3. just impolite - plushgun
4. be still in my heart - the postal service
5. alloway grove - paolo nutini
6. dance anthem of the 80s - regina spektor
7. a short good bye - oren lavie
8. i'll give you a ring - the novaks
9. are you true? - the new amsterdams
10. loose change - the morning benders
11. give peace a chance - aerosmith 
12. anecdote - ambulance ltd
13. cafetorium - anathallo
14. first song - andrew bird
15. wishbone - architecture in helsinki
16. fallen snow - au revoir simone
17. rr vs. dd - au
18. little waltz - basia bulat
19. a little more time - baskervilles
20. recycled air - ben gibbard
21. hospital bed - ben kweller
22. your touch - the black keys
23. autumn - bombay bicycle club
24. come into our room - clinic
25. tell me in the morning - cold war kids
26. gold and a pager - the cool kids
27. ghostfaced killer - the dead 60s
28. herring bone - department of eagles
29. ob-la-di, ob-la-da - the beatles
30. fake plastic trees - radiohead

on that note, i found a really good environment video about water bottles that actually played fake plastic trees in the background. which made me love it so much more. i'll post that next time.