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Recycled Air - The Postal Service

I've never been able to get into Tyler the Creator. Or Earl Sweatshirt for that matter. Really the only Odd Future member I find interesting is Frank Ocean.

1. Blue Eyes Crying In the Rain - Willie Nelson (1975) 2. 99 Problems - Jay-Z (2003) 3. Hey Jude - Wilson Pickett (1968) One of my favorite Beatles covers. Duane Allman on guitar! 4. Barcelona - Plastiscines (2009) 5. Great Pretender, The - The Platters (1955) 6. Darlings of Lumberland, The - They Might Be Giants (2013) 7. Runaway - Bon Jovi (1984) 8. All Mixed Up - The Cars (1978) 9. Under Cover of Darkness- The Strokes (2011) 10. She Owns the Streets- The Raveonettes (2012)

Does anybody know how many records the Traveling Wilburys have sold? Maybe Dylan or Petty could meet that mark.

Tree To Grow - The Lone Bellow

Ringo?

Ok Mad Men fans, if you're still out there. Who watched the premiere? I think it's very fitting that the entire episode centered around death as 1968 begins. This season will be bleak. Even the funny moments were extremely dark. Roger crying when his shoe-shiner died while he couldn't cry for his mother? Hilarious. Yet also totally awful.

326 Top Tens and only one Willie Nelson song has made it? Something's gotta change.

The Darlings of Lumberland - They Might Be Giants (2013) Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain - Willie Nelson (1975) 99 Problems - Jay-Z (2003)

Mi Negrita - Devendra Banhart

1. Don't Owe You a Thang - Gary Clark Jr (2012) 2. Recover - CHVRCHES (2013) 3. Shake, Rattle and Roll - Big Joe Turner (1954) 4. Maw Maw Song - The Joy Formidable (2013) 5. Take a Walk - Passion Pit (2012) 6. Shake Your Hips - Slim Harpo (1966) 7. Say What You Will - Fastway (1983) 8. Do You Wanna - The Kooks (2008) 9. Fistful of Mercy - Fistful Of Mercy (2010) 10. 40 Days - Chris Robinson (2004)

Really, really interesting. Session musicians always have the best insight.

The Murder Mystery - The Velvet Underground

Maw Maw Song - The Joy Formidable (2013) Recover - CHVRCHES (2013) Shake, Rattle and Roll - Big Joe Turner (1954)

1. Stars (Are Out Tonight), The - David Bowie (2013) 2. That's All Right - Elvis Presley (1954) 3. Unchained - Van Halen (1981) 4. Custard Pie - Led Zeppelin (1975) 5. Heaven and Hell - Black Sabbath (1980) 6. Paper Planes - M.I.A. (2007) 7. Flying High Again - Ozzy Osbourne (1981) 8. (I Believe) When I Fall In Love It Will Be Forever - Stevie Wonder (1973) 9. Pilate - Pearl Jam (1998) 10. Down in a Hole - Alice in Chains (1992) Lots of good stuff to choose from this week. Hard to narrow it down.

I've always thought that Phoenix was a poppier rip-off of latter-day Strokes. Not in a bad way, but still. And now this new record sounds like a rip-off of Phoenix. It's just a weird cycle.

I've just listened to it. So if Phoenix are the new Strokes and now Strokes are the new Phoenix, will rock just eat itself?

1. Breaking Bad 2. Parks & Recreation 3. Colbert Report, The 4. Daily Show, The 5. Mad Men 6. Louie 7. American Horror Story 8. How I Met Your Mother 9. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia 10. Modern Family I watch a lot of TV...

Agreed. In his show and his stand-up he takes the whole "ironic assh*le" persona so far that I think might just genuinely be an assh*le.

Procession - The Duke Spirit

Alighted - Chelsea Light Moving

We can add another nomination? If so, put Louie on the list.

I dunno, he is pretty big guy. I never met him while I was there, but I did once literally run into Luke Harangody when I was late for class and ran around a corner without looking. Needless to say, I fell down and he wasn't affected at all. He helped me up though.

The Stars (Are Out Tonight) - David Bowie (2013) That's All Right - Elvis Presley (1954) Paper Planes - M.I.A. (2007)

Gooan Daginn - Sigur Ros