301/365

Watched Black Swan and had some wicked Banana Pancakes from Belmont Diner this week. 

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295/365: Look Right Through, Storm Queen.
Sounds like a modern remix of a 90s song. But really it's a modern song remixed to sound like a 90s song.

296/365: You Oughta Know, Das Racist.
"You should never argue with a crazy ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma you oughta knowwwww-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da"

297/365: Sweet Louise, The Belle Brigade.
"Well I just tell you now that I fell in love and I couldn't help myself."

298/365: Banana Pancakes, Jack Johnson.
Belmont Diner made me the most delicious ones this weekend, had to sing about them.

299/365: Swan Lake, Tchaikovsky.
He would have been honored in a mind fucked kind of way. #BlackSwan

300/365: Excuses, The Morning Benders.
Watch this video in order to fully appreciate this song.

301/365: Drumming Song, Florence + Machine.
"As I move my feet towards your body, I can hear this beat, it fills my head up, and gets louder"

42 down, 10 to go! 

202/365

My love for autotunes will never cease. Most of this week's songs feature me kicking it old school with some of the last decade's best tracks, and 80's movie soundtrack favorites. Enjoy the innervating of your auditory nerves. 

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196/365: Double Rainbow Song.
Best part of the entire piece: "What does this mean?"

197/365: You Remind Me Of A Girl, Usher.
I had this song stuck in my head for days, was brought on by a female customer reminding me of a girl (bitch) that I once knew.

198/365: I Try, Macy Gray.
This song is so beautiful, I think everyone should rediscover it.

199/365: Sexi Plexi, Jack Johnson.
This entire CD is a vivid memory recalled by my temporal lobe.

200/365: Coquet Coquette, Of Montreal.
Coquet Coquette you know I won't forget, this was my 200th song!

201/265: The Laws Have Changed, New Pornographers.
An ideal mixture of Musical worthy vocals, and baroque beats.

202/365: Shake It Up, The Beatles.
In respect of to the musical number in Ferris Bueller.

28 down, 24 to go! 

56/365

Although I've been in a bit of a post-modern funk concerning my 365 Days of Music project (other bloggers have been doing the same project under the same NAME for years), I promise to continue throughout the year and make my (although seemingly insignificant) mark in blogger history. 

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Day 50/365: Pa Pa Power, Dead Man's Bones.

One of the most golden redemption songs provided by Starbucks. I foresee this song catching a serious summer listening flu. 

Day 51/365: Piano Sonata No. 50 in C, Hayden 

One of my favorite classical pieces; the song provides such jovial contrasts from both sides of the piano. I adore that instrumental works have a different story for everyone. 

Day 52/365: Listen, (Listen, Listen), Wintersleep

This is the most beautiful song I have EVER heard. The title says it all. 

Day 53/365: Blue Eyes, Cary Brothers

Because he sings me Green Eyes, I hum him Blue Eyes. Love. 

Day 54/365: If It Kills Me, Jason Mraz

Listened to this adorably romantic song after watching 4 hours of Dexter. The inherent irony in the title of the song and Dexter being a psychopathic serial killer is delicious. My friend also did a beautiful dance to this song : http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1127500841702 !

Day 55/365: Bubble Toes, Jack Johnson

Nostalgic recollection of extreme idealism in ninth grade, I thought this song was written for me. 

Day 56/365: Satellite Mind, Metric

Their music is like poetry, incredibly catchy and foot tapping prose. Listen just for the lyrics.

8 Down, 44 to go!