When I felt broken up a few months ago with Robin,"All Out Of Love" By Air Supply made me feel good.


I used to love Air Supply.  I don't feel the same way these days. 

Try this song by Hard Fi - Better Do Better 

Recovery - New Buffalo
Grass - Animal Collective
Marble Tulip Juicy Tree - Ween
Nights Wave - Mice Parade
Section 22 (Running Away) - The Polyphonic Spree
When You Smile - The Flaming Lips
At My Funeral - Crash Test Dummies
Trouble With Dreams - Eels
You And Me And The Moon - The Magnetic Fields
Birdhouse In Your Soul - They Might Be Giants (This used to be very well known...)

"Owl Eyes" by Devendra Banhart is a pleasant little song.

The Owls Go - Architecture In Helsinki
The Frug - Rilo Kiley
New Song (From Me To You) - Dressy Bessy
Neighborhood #3 (Power Out) - The Arcade Fire
Jump They Say - David Bowie

Neighborhood #3 (Power Out) - The Arcade Fire


That song makes me sad :\'(

That song makes me sad :\'(


I think "Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels)" is sadder.

I think "Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels)" is sadder.


"Neighbourhood #3 (Power Out)" was written about a terrible tragedy that affected alot of people, and took lots of lives :\'(

Jump They Say - David Bowie


although i knew the song, i had an urge to hear it this week and put it on the ol' MP3 player for work.
good choice.

Try 1234 by Feist.  Love the song and a great video goes with it.

although i knew the song, i had an urge to hear it this week and put it on the ol' MP3 player for work.
good choice.

Try 1234 by Feist.  Love the song and a great video goes with it.


Ah! I love that song, I just ordered the new album off of amazon. The last one was pretty good, too.

Feist is awesome.  I love her song 'My Moon My Man'

DJ Lance Lockarm, Bring the Muzik Back.  (MP3, 192Kbps, at the link)

In 2002, someone managed to put Public Enemy's Bring The Noise, Ice T's I'm Your Pusher, the Beastie Boys' Shake Your Rump, and M's Pop Muzik into the same track, and somehow be faithful to all four artists.

I've heard some interesting mash-ups, but this one's so elegant in its simplicity that it still doesn't fail to boggle my mind.  Genius.  Sheer genius. 

New Shoes by Paolo Nutini is a great "goodtime" song. Makes you get up and stroll around the streets.

Trouble With Dreams - Eels



Loved this song....just finished downloading a version.

Try 1234 by Feist.  Love the song and a great video goes with it.


Quite an upbeat song.  I saw the video this morning on VH=1....liked how she bowed at the end.



New Shoes by Paolo Nutini is a great "goodtime" song. Makes you get up and stroll around the streets.


Fun song!

The Ghost Of Trees - Las Pesadillas (I want KKay to hear this one...)

The Ghost Of Trees - Las Pesadillas (I want KKay to hear this one...)


I'll tryt o find it..


See if y'all can find Barry Adamson's "Jazz Devil"
otherwise, you can find his instrumentals on the "Lost Highway" soundtrack.
He also has a myspace page.

Anything by a little Canadian group called Weeping Tile lifts my spirits up! My fav song by them is called "westray"

Here is the link to the New Duran Duran / Timberlake / Timbaland song "Night Runner" (scroll down to the microphone and click play)
http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,20038840_20038841_20047913,00.html#flashybit
I am loving this for real!

Another good one is "I'm your puppet" by James and Bobby Purify

I am sure I can come up with more! ;)

I reccomend the following 1996 song:

Super Bon Bon by Soul Coughing: I think people will either love or hate this song but its a good combonation of rap, funk, soul, and rock. I also reccomend an early 1999 that got lost in the suffle of all the teen-pop: its called "At The Stars" by Better Than Ezra and its a pretty good song. I also reccomend the band "Weezer's" 2001 hit "Island In The Sun" and if you see the music video to the song they have a camel in the video I think.

R&B songs I'm reccomending:

"Be With You"-Elizabeth Withers(early 2007)
"Hate On Me"-Jill Scott(her current new one.)

I reccomend the following 1996 song:

Super Bon Bon by Soul Coughing: I think people will either love or hate this song but its a good combonation of rap, funk, soul, and rock. I also reccomend an early 1999 that got lost in the suffle of all the teen-pop: its called "At The Stars" by Better Than Ezra and its a pretty good song. I also reccomend the band "Weezer's" 2001 hit "Island In The Sun" and if you see the music video to the song they have a camel in the video I think.

R&B songs I'm reccomending:

"Be With You"-Elizabeth Withers(early 2007)
"Hate On Me"-Jill Scott(her current new one.)


I prefer Mike Doughty solo than in Soul Coughing.

While doing a search on Tears For Fears I ran across this song on YouTube Seven of Sundays Duet - Curt Smith.  I just loved it.  Karen (CF) if you haven't heard this song before give it a listen.  I would love to hear what you think of it.

A couple of my other favorites:

Worth - Mercy Fall

Flames - V.A.S.T

Not exactly new music, this song...It dates back from 1964. I want you to watch & listen...

Come Wander With Me

Taken from the "Twilight Zone" episode of the same name, composed by Jeff Alexander and sung by the actress Bonnie Bleecher herself. More info found here.
It's a pity this song apparently never found its way to the charts.

FYI: The song was used for a commercial by Dutch insurance company RVS in 2006, which sparked my interest.

I bring 3 songs to share, to the table:

Him- Rupert Holmes (the genius behind Escape/Pina Colada Song)

The Great Blondino- Stakka Bo (a more prominent Swedish artist; his tunes have actual messages)

You're No Different- Ozzy Osbourne (While some put him down for his past and discredit most of his work, this song has struck a powerful chord in me, because the song describes an outcast...much like I was.)