I swear, I never expected it to get so out of hand. But this ungainly thing is my mix for April 2009:
- “Water Here” by Bodies of Water
- “Ghosts” by Laura Marling
- “Lonely Ghosts” by O+S
- “Ghosts Under Rocks” by Ra Ra Riot
- “Crown of Love” by Arcade Fire
- “Dread Natty Congo” by Sister Carol East
- “America” by Robyn Hitchcock
- “If Jeff Buckley Had Lived” by the Indelicates
- “Ramshackle Day Parade” by Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros
- “Your Big Hands” by Jolie Holland
- “Hey World (Don’t Give Up Version)” by Michael Franti
- “Cat’s Game” by Greg Camp
- “Nowheres Nigh” by Parts and Labor
- “Come Monday Night” by God Help the Girl
- “Days Gone By” by Jon Boden
- “Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh” by Say Hi to Your Mom
- “Sick Muse” by Metric
- “Get on My Pony” by A-Trak
- “Pony” by Sara Watkins
- “Beggar’s Prayer” by Emiliana Torrini
- “Long as I Can See the Light” by Creedence Clearwater Revival
- “Ruby, Don’t Take Your Love to Town” by the Killers
- “Cartoons and Forever Plans” by Maria Taylor
- “French Navy” by Camera Obscura
- “Soleil” by Francoise Hardy
- “Where Were You Last Night” by Photons
- “Airport Surroundings” by Loney Dear
- “Seven” by Fever Ray
- “Sweet Sweet Heartkiller” by Say Hi to Your Mom
- “Jake Summers” by Fight Like Apes
- “My Delirium” by Malcolm Middleton
- “Palm Springs” by Jill Sobule
- “Time Lapse Lifeline” by Maria Taylor
That’s 33 songs. And it could have easily been a couple of tracks longer. I blame a couple of things: all the South by Southwest retrospectives I listened to last month, and way too many free sampler albums downloaded at Amazon.com. And then, of course, Heather sent me a mix CD, and there was lots of really good music on that.Trust me: this is ridiculously long, over two hours of music, but this is after did some pruning and cut some tracks. (There are a couple of repeat bands, but there could have been more.)
Anyway, this is what I was listening to last month, if you were curious. I’m starting to remember why I limited myself to just 12 songs a month last year.
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