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There Ain't Sh*t on TV Tonight - Minutemen

Black Skinhead - Kanye West (2013) First Light - My Morning Jacket (2011) My God Is The Sun - Queens of the Stone Age (2013)

The god. So... Roger?

It's a predictable list, except for the Young Dubliners sneaking in there, but that's ok. Thanks for voting, everyone! I hope you enjoyed the music!

Who You Funkin' With? - Afrika Bambaataa & The Soulsonic Force

1. “Wake Up” – Arcade Fire 2. “Rye Whiskey” – Punch Brothers 3. “Into The Woods” – My Morning Jacket 4. “O Valencia!” – The Decemberists 5. “Live And Die” – The Avett Brothers 6. “Step” – Vampire Weekend 7. “Within” – Daft Punk 8. “Right Before My Eyes” – Cage The Elephant 9. “The General Specific” – Band Of Horses 10. “Thieves” – She & Him Awesome! Learned quite a few good new songs, even if none of those made my top ten.

LOTS of stuff I love on here. I'll vote tomorrow.

Here's my review of The Sun Dogs by Rose Windows: http://fancysheepprivateeye.com/album-review-the-sun-dogs-by-rose-windows/

Malandrino - Gogol Bordello

1. Everybody Needs Somebody To Love - Solomon Burke (1964) 2. Don't Look Back - She & Him (2011) 3. Spectrum - Florence and the Machine (2011) 4. Flight Of Icarus - Iron Maiden (1983) 5. Ain’t No Mountain High Enough - Diana Ross (1970) 6. Bird Balloons - Lady Lamb the Beekeeper (2013) 7. 2000 Man - The Rolling Stones (1967) 8. Fingertips (Part II) - Stevie Wonder (1963) 9. Who's Loving You - Jackson 5 (1969) 10. Waving Flags - British Sea Power (2008)

Doesn't anybody else want to vote?

Vicarious - Andrew Stockdale

Really cool interview! I love what she said about comparing other rock and rollers to John.

Ben wins! Not bad, huh? And each song is something I considered to be one of the highlights of the set.

First of all, Irish whiskey and rye whiskey are two different things. I'd expect a cultured man of the world such as yourself to know that. Secondly, while the drinking in an Irish pub is a safe assumption to make, it has no bearing on this case.

Another hint: I obviously know that the studio versions of Little Wing and Teach Your Children are by Derek and the Dominos and CSNY, respectively. So why would I change the artist names?

Very deep, but not what I was going for. Here's a hint: If you've paid close attention to certain announcements I've made over the years you may figure out what ties all these songs together.

Spectrum - Florence and the Machine (2011) Everybody Needs Somebody To Love - Solomon Burke (1964) Bird Balloons - Lady Lamb the Beekeeper (2013)

Right? It's ridiculously good.

Sounds fun! 50 internet points to whoever can guess what the overarching theme of this list is.

Maybe my favorite Allman Bros song. I was surprised it hadn't made it in yet!

Won'tcha Please Don't Do It - Pokey LaFarge

1. Idioteque - Radiohead (2000) 2. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed - The Allman Brothers Band (1970) 3. Suicidal Thoughts - Notorious B.I.G. (1994) 4. Stand By Me - John Lennon (1975) 5. A Most Peculiar Man - Simon & Garfunkel (1966) 6. See-Saw - Pink Floyd (1968) 7. Come See About Me - The Supremes (1964) 8. Pretty Fly (For A White Guy) - The Offspring (1998) 9. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - The Platters (1958) 10. Since You're Gone - The Cars (1982)

Thanks! And you definitely should.