Songs on Repeat

Soundtrack & Scratch Massive–broken english
Mark Ronson–Stop Me
Scissor sisters–Lights
Junior Boys–In the Morning
The Shins–Sleeping Lessons
Phoenix–Too Young
The Duke Spirit–The Step and the Walk
Manic Street Preachers–you stole the sun from heart
Coldplay–don't panic
K-OS–dirty water
m.i.a.–bucky done gun
the postal service–such great heights
the stills–still in love song
tv on the radio–wolf like me
supertramp–goodbye stranger

loveeeeeeeeee them

I'll limit myself to 10

1. Bob Dylan - The Man In Me
2. Versus - Lose That Dress
3. The Ramones - Cretin Hop
4. Hum - If You Are To Bloom
5. Backbeat Band - Please Mr. Postman
6. Nada Surf - Weightless
7. Ben Kweller - Commerce, TX
8. Burning Airlines - Carnival
9. Smashing Pumpkins - Mayonaise
10. Twilight Singers - Bonnie Brae

Originally posted by Staralfur25:
supertramp–goodbye stranger

I have always thought of Supertramp as the Coldplay of the '70s.

In college I had an Anthropology 101 professor that played "The Logical Song" for the class and started to cry.

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
I have always thought of Supertramp as the Coldplay of the '70s.

Originally posted by econo:
In college I had an Anthropology 101 professor that played "The Logical Song" for the class and started to cry.

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
I have always thought of Supertramp as the Coldplay of the '70s.

That might be my most disliked song ever. It's just so precious, as is 'Dreamer'.

Supertramp gives me a cramp
I don't wanna go to camp

Originally posted by econo:
In college I had an Anthropology 101 professor that played "The Logical Song" for the class and started to cry.

My History of Rock and Roll professor had a similar moment to Steely Dan's "Reeling in the Years" on the last day of class.

Man, are you guys graduates from Emo U?

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Wire - Outdoor Miner
Wire - The 15th
The Rich Kids - Ghosts of Princes in Towers
The Wedding Present - I'm from Further North Than You
Mission of Burma - Academy Fight Song
Big Star - September Gurls
Stephen Malkmus - Jenny and the Ess-Dog
Elvis Costello - (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding?
Nick Lowe - So It Goes
Pixies - Wave of Mutilation

I'm sure there are others, but those are the big ones.

Originally posted by econo:
Supertramp gives me a cramp
I don't wanna go to camp

I used to listen to the Clash
Now they suck like all the trash
The Ramones used to be a hit
Now they're just a pile of shit

i was going to start my list with Wreckless Eric - "Whole Wide World" and then realized there are songs from him that are just as worthy if not better… i hate making lists

Paz Lenchantin - Kentucky Hymn

Amongst others…

New Order - True Faith
Camera Obscura - Lloyd I'm Ready To Be Heartbroken
Stone Roses - I Am The Resurrection
U2 - Bad
Depeche Mode - Never Let Me Down
Massive Attack - Risingson
Radiohead - Fake Plastic Trees
Manics - Motown Junk

Originally posted by chaz:
Squeeze - Up the Junction

Great pick. Can't wait for the show tomorrow.

elvis costello- thirteen steps lead down
dylan- just like tom thumbs blues
fourth time around
stuck inside mobile
oh sister
sara
pavement- black out
grounded
old to begin
the hexx
the cure- catch
trail of dead- it was there that i saw you
source tags and codes
afghan whigs- uptown again
slide song
faded

Originally posted by tinygee:
trail of dead- source tags and codes

Great song – very hypnotic – and even greater album.

Originally posted by mr. pretentious:

Originally posted by tinygee:
trail of dead- source tags and codes

Great song – very hypnotic – and even greater album.

I concur. The hipster backlash against this band and revisionist history regarding that record are overwhelming, but it's one of my very, very favorite disks of the decade.

I'd agree it's up there, although Madonna is hands down their peak. Too bad everything after STC has been crap.

Originally posted by Julian, certified WEBLEBRITY:

Originally posted by mr. pretentious:

Originally posted by tinygee:
trail of dead- source tags and codes

Great song – very hypnotic – and even greater album.

I concur. The hipster backlash against this band and revisionist history regarding that record are overwhelming, but it's one of my very, very favorite disks of the decade.

yea madonna is fantastic man, but doesnt touch stc sonically

Originally posted by nkotb:
I'd agree it's up there, although Madonna is hands down their peak. Too bad everything after STC has been crap.

Originally posted by Julian, certified WEBLEBRITY:

Originally posted by mr. pretentious:

Originally posted by tinygee:
trail of dead- source tags and codes

Great song – very hypnotic – and even greater album.

I concur. The hipster backlash against this band and revisionist history regarding that record are overwhelming, but it's one of my very, very favorite disks of the decade.

and they are still consistently great live

Originally posted by nkotb:
I'd agree it's up there, although Madonna is hands down their peak. Too bad everything after STC has been crap.

Originally posted by Julian, certified WEBLEBRITY:

Originally posted by mr. pretentious:

Originally posted by tinygee:
trail of dead- source tags and codes

Great song – very hypnotic – and even greater album.

I concur. The hipster backlash against this band and revisionist history regarding that record are overwhelming, but it's one of my very, very favorite disks of the decade.

Recent song addictions:

Bobby Vinton, "Sealed With A Kiss"
Radiohead, "Talk Show Host"
Todd Rundgren, "Hello It's Me"
Chicago, "Street Player"
The Flaming Lips, "All We Have is Now"
Midlake, "Roscoe (Beyond the Wizards Sleeve Mix)"
Scritti Politti, "Perfect Way"
Tracy and the Plastics, "Knit a Claw"
IAMX, "The Alternative"
Lyn Collins, "Rock Me Again and Again…"