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Florence The Machine - Drumming Song25000th track: (19 Jun 2010)
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Put your iTunes/Winamp/Windows Media Player/whatever on Shuffle and list the next thirty songs that come up. No cheating to make yourself look cool!


1. The Black Heart Procession - Drugs
2. Sufjan Stevens - Abraham
3. Coconut Records - It's Not You It's Me
4. Louis XIV - Sometimes You Just Want To
5. Iron & Wine - Homeward These Shoes
6. Weezer - Smile
7. Holiday Shores - Errand of Tongue
8. Colour Revolt - Circus
9. Feist - The Limit to Your Love
10. Bright Eyes - The Center of the World
11. Elliott Smith - Going Nowhere
12. Neko Case - I Missed the Point
13. My Brightest Diamond - Golden Star
14. Elliott Smith - Son Of Sam
15. White Rabbits - Right Where They Left
16. Belle and Sebastian - Act of the Apostle
17. Elliott Smith - Independence Day
18. The Dreamer and the Sleeper - Mistakes!
19. My Morning Jacket - Bermuda Highway
20. Kanye West - Welcom to Heartbreak
21. Iron & Wine - Love and Some Verses
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I got into Weezer relatively late. Up until about two years ago, it was all Island in the Sun for me. That was the only track I knew, and though I enjoyed it very much, for one reason or another I assumed that Weezer were the type of band which exactly just had one good song. Luckily for me, for reasons I don't entirely remember, I decided to get the debut and venture into them more. Today, I find myself a relatively huge fan, venturing not only into the first two critically acclaimed albums, but immersing myself with the entirety of their discography.

I would attempt to discuss ten songs spread among their six studio albums, with the desire to shed light on how my initial interest grew into an obsessive love affair. Like my previous journals that are of the similar theme, these listed songs aren't necessarily my favorites, but they do deserve a good listen or two (or three, but you get the point), all with an open mind. And that goes to the other songs where Matt Sharp wasn't involved.
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although I have to say that the random function is very crappy in most music players

How does the world see me?
Six Underground

Will I have a happy life?
Mistur
Gnah, who speaks islandic?

What do my friends really think of me?
Seasons

Do people secretly lust after me?
One Small Choice

How can I make myself happy?
Kings of Metal
Give me a guitarrr!

What should I do with my life?
Good Times Gonna Come

Why should life be full of so much pain?
Tangy Zizzle
I did sooo know it!

How can I maximize my pleasure during sex?
Miss Mary Gets A Boob Job
gnah, my music player hates me ^^

Will I ever have children?
By Starlight

Will I die happy?
Life on Mars?

What is some good advice for me?
Smile
...great

What is happiness?
Winning A Battle, Losing A War

What is my favorite fetish?
More

How will I be remembered?
Heart In The Hand Of The Matter
... and that means?

funny ^^

When I first heard Weezer's Weezer (aka the blue album) I was completely blown away. Every track on that album is fantastic and was rarely out of my CD player until even now, although I must confess to having got bored of their breakthrough single Buddy Holly and skipping past it regularly.

In the years following its release, I started to hear other Weezer stuff and they really failed to capture me in the same way. Tracks like Hash Pipe and later Beverley Hills had always led me to the conclusion that Weezer were a one-album wonder, and that the rest of their material was obviously not as good.

Finally though after many years, I decided to buy Weezer (Green) and give it a spin. I think the reason I hadn't picked it up before now is that it is somewhat harder than the blue album in the main. What follows is my review of the songs on both albums:


1. My Name Is Jonas Vs Don't Let Go
My Name Is Jonas is one of my favourite Weezer Songs. …