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Posted by DylanTheRoberts on 07/17/2006

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1. The Flaming Lips - Yeah Yeah Yeah Song

This song blew me out of the water the first time i heard it and still does! amazing.

2. Of Montreal - Will You Come and Fetch Me

I am not a huge fan of Of Montreal's later albums, but this song is perfect in almost all respects!

3. Joan Of Arc - Questioning Benjamin Franklin's ghost

catchy

4. Sunset Rubdown - They Took A Vote And Said No

Sunset Rubdown is one of the best bands/projects ever! this song shows that unbelievably so

5. Stars - The First Five Times

The First Five Times We....fill in the blank

6. Iron & Wine - Naked As We Came

nice little slow quiet song

7. Vashti Bunyan - Love Song (extra track)

Vashti Bunyan is the original. This song is suberb.

8. Sufjan Stevens - To Be Alone with You

Sufjan can to whatever he wants and i still will be impressed with it.

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9. Weezer - Butterfly

Weezer used to be cool! This song is one of their few pure acoustic songs i've ever heard that was actually good.

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10. Rilo Kiley - I Never

I read somewhere that when recording this song Jenny Lewis stripped down to record the vocals naked. When thinking about that it really gives the song a pure feeling and you can relate to anything she wants to say.

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11. The Shins - 05-Girl Inform Me

it's the shins.

12. The The - Uncertain Smile

I fell in love with this song, bought the cd and did not enjoy it that much. I'm still in love with this song.

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13. The Postal Service - Such Great Heights

Although everyone and their uncle once removed on their fathers side knows this song, it's still great. How romantic.

14. Broken Social Scene - Major Label Debut (Fast)

I recently saw these guys live and let me tell you when they performed this it was one of the most mind blowing expieriences i have ever had. completly amazing. It also has some of my favorite lyrics ever.

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