294/365

2011 arrived this week, as did my new job and full-time plus schedule. Boyfriend also bought a turntable, thus the theme of "best on vinyl" begins. 

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288/365: Please Mr. Postman, The Beatles.
This week's top vinyl listen. Everything sounds better on vinyl.

289/365: Toxic, Yael Naim (Britney Spears Cover).
The real way this song was supposed to sound - sensual and vulnerable. Beautiful.

290/365: Rambling Man, Laura Marling.
Let it always be known that I was who I am.

291/265: Cover Your Tracks, Young Galaxy.
"I always said I'd have it all if I could be unborn." Summery percussion for my first hump day at the new job.

292/365: Right Thurr, Chingy.
My thoughts through the entire song: Did 'Dirty' look at hurr? Is Dirty his BFF? What's the story behind the name? This is ridiculous.

293/365: Oh! Centra, Javelin.
Sounds like they're saying Oh! Sanja (incorrect pronunciation), you made a man out of me.

294/365: Peach, Plum, Pear, Joanna Newsom.
"And we were swallowing panic in the face of its force." Graceful/Demonic child sounds.

41 down, 11 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! 

188/365

This week in music has me fascinated by the workings of iTunes, the writings of Wicked, my past, and Europe. Enjoy.

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182/365: Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead, Wizard of Oz.
Except, more like, her ding dong is dead. :( Read the second page of Wicked and you'll know what I mean.
 
183/365: Norwegian Wood, The Beatles.
According to my iTunes this was the last song I listened to in 2009, at 3:26 pm.

184/365: Stereo Love, Edward Maya.
My European roots are exposed.

185/365: Body on Me, Nelly. 
The song of summer 2007. Just came on my shuffle.

186/365: Killer Queen, Queen.
To avoid complications she never kept the same address.

187/365: Use Ur Love, B.O.B. 
One of the most amazing re-mix/re-births I've ever heard.

188/365: Postcards from Italy, Beirut.
I've been seriously home-sick lately, anything to do with Europe just makes me melt, and I don't mean like the Wicked Witch of the West.

26 down, 26 to go!

167/365

And my regular music selections return. More indie and tranquil than ever. 

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Day 161/365: He Wasn't Man Enough, Toni Braxton.
I distinctly remember what 10 year old me thought about this song: "Toni isn't a girl's name!"

Day 162/365: Firecracker, Frazey Ford.
An alliteration appears about. Also, an amazingly airy articulation.

Day 163/365: The Co-dependent, Sia.
Just getting into Sia. She's low key up beat and doesn't just sing, but makes music with her voice.

Day 164/365: Kettering, The Antlers.
Slow tempo, relaxing, perfect for social media report research... or bubble baths!

Day 165/365: I Want You (She's so heavy), The Beatles.
This song is a picture of my emotion: nostalgic, weighed down, and bloated.

Day 166/365: Cannibal Queen, Miniature Tigers.
Coming for your heart like a cannibal, oh she let's me right in and i'm fed till i'm full.

Day 167/365: Garbage Truck, Sex Bob-Omb (Beck).
I am in lesbians with Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World.

23 down, 29 to go!

97/365:

All of my numbering is wrong because I tweet and walk, but here it is: another week in the iTunes of moi!

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Day 91/365: I'm so Fly, Lloyd Banks

Because, let's all face the truth, I am ever so fly. Also, a pilot's theme song.

Day 92/365: On Call, Kings of Leon
Made this a ring tone, brilliance I know. 

Day 93/365: I'll Be There For You, The Rembrants
Bought a lot of Friends seasons and made my first Friends montage: 

Day 94/365: Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, The Beatles

I have a playlist in my Music Listography that states: "List songs you take advice from." This is the first on the list, advice - "Life goes on." Also,  I love songs you can sing before you hear them.

Day 95/365: Where's My Money, TC

Celebrated my new found employment with this crude drum&bass song about drug deals gone array. YAY!

Day 96/365: Sunshine, Matt Costa 

One of many beloved Costa songs, he definitely looked at me during the concert(s).

Day 97/365: Momma Told Me, Crystal Waters
My momma actually didn't tell me about this song, but I love her none the less.

14 Down, 38 to go!

76/365

One week, 7 days, 168 hours, 10080 minutes, 604800 seconds

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Day 71/365: The Greatest Show On Earth,  The Felice Brothers

On the first listen it sounds like you've heard it 100 times before. If that isn't greatness I don't know what is. 

Day 72/365: The Dog Song, Nellie McKay

Today's Glee assignment was to find your voice song. This is mine.  

What an awkwardly hilarious video. Apparently this woman thinks dramatic zooms to the forehead are very effective, especially for this song about walking your dog and having major depression.

Day 73/365: Sex Video, Love & Electrick

Funny Story, went for a spa day today searched SPA in iTunes and this song came up. 

Day 74/365: Monsieur Valentine, Spoon

This makes me want to spoon, spoon. 

Day 75/365: Here Comes The Sun, The Beatles

The first time I heard this song: in The Parent Trap during the scene where pre-debauchery Lindsay Lohan arrives in London to be reunited with her long lost mum. 

Day 76/365: Charmer, Kings of Leon

Challenge: scream at the correct time during this song. It's a lot harder than you'd think. 

11 down, 41 left to go