Well, we started the week with Belle & Sebastian, so I figure we may as well end it that way: "Piazza, New York Catcher."
Saturday, November 7, 2009
The Bookend
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Labels: Belle and Sebastian
Friday, November 6, 2009
What a Great Band!
I got a poster of The Velvet Underground at a poster sale, about a month ago. You know, the one with the banana, that good ol' crazy Andy Warhol did.
Anyway, "I'm Sticking With You."
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Labels: The Velvet Underground
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Part-Time Lover and a Full-Time Friend
Who doesn't know "Anyone Else but You" by The Moldy Peaches? It's good though. But my sister can't stand it... Oh well.
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Labels: The Moldy Peaches
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
He Gets up in the Morning
"Well-Respected Man" is a good 'un. An older one, as The Kinks are, of course, an older band. But a good one.
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Labels: The Kinks
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Do You Remember When We Met?
At first, I wasn't a hugely huge fan of "Sea of Love." I mean, it's a slower, calm song, and Cat Power uses sparse instruments. But after a few listens, I realized just how good this song really is.
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Labels: Cat Power
Monday, November 2, 2009
She's Got Everything to Gain 'Cause She's a Fat Girl With a Lisp
I think this week will be a Juno Week. As in, all songs from the soundtrack to the awesome film "Juno" (which I have yet to see in full).
Today: "Expectations" by Belle & Sebastian.
Don't be confused by the number of people; that's just the name of the band. There are no members named Belle or Sebastian.
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Labels: Belle and Sebastian, Week
Sunday, November 1, 2009
A&A
"Come on Let's Get it Going" by Aaron and Andrew is a song I know from Thesixtyone. It's one of the occasional songs that you can download for free, It's quite good; otherwise I wouldn't have downloaded it.
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Labels: Aaron and Andrew