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. 

Source: WeHeartIt

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! 

195/365

I has just finished with my full-time work term this week. Thus, this playlist is very well rested. Additionally, I had just discovered The Bed Intruder Phenomena. 

Enjoy.

Source: FFFound

189/365: Odessa, Caribou.
The soundtrack to an indie heist.

190/365: All I Do Is Win, Ludacris, T-pain, and every rapper ever.
This is what I imagine Steve Jobs listens to for breakfast.

191/365: The Youth, MGMT.
Just watched The Kids Are Alright, this was the first song on the soundtrack. Exceptional.

192/365: Fortune, Little Dragon.
Finding new study tunes, one of my most fortunate new finds.

193/365: First Time High, Of Montreal.
Don't you know, don't you know that I, am not just searching for a first time high.

194/365: DLZ, TV On The Radio.
About time I featured this classic. Dancing to this actually made me render a nose bleed, epic.

195/365: Bed Intruder Song, Antoine Dodson.
And hide your husband cause they're rappin' errbody out here.

27 down, 25 to go!