Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Theraputic playlist if 2009

Hello Portlanders! Hope the hormonal weather today didn't place an A.D.D. in your lunar cycle.

Well, it certainley did for me. But brush away those tears, said I to myself. There's cosmos to be drunk, and Gossip Girl episodes to watch.

So today's entry isn't a total loss, I've decided to give you readers a taste of my Ipod. Or what it tasted like in 2009. Granted, this list was to be published in the event of New Years Day which was over four months ago. Procrastination comes natural when you've alot on your plate. And even more natural when the buffet is empty. But here it is now, ready for it's moment of fame before getting shunned by 201o's playlist.

The Playlist of 2009
Deceptachon ~ Le Tigre
FYR ~ Le Tigre
Playground Love ~ Air
Runs in the Family ~ Amanda Palmer
Oasis ~ Amanda Palmer
Fuck me pumps ~ Amy Winehouse
Hello Birmingham ~ Ani Difranco
Were all going to hell ~ The Bastard Faries
Ono Soul ~ Thurston Moore
Lord only knows ~ Beck
There's more to life than this ~ Bjork
Who is it? ~ Bjork
Big Time Sensuality ~ Bjork
You're on ~ Hutch and Kathy
Off you ~ The Breeders
If that's what you're into ~ Flight of the Chonchords
Happy Hippo ~ Cloud Cult
Japan ~ Coco Rosie
California Uber Alles ~ Dead Kennedys
The Mariner ~ The Decemberists
Connection ~ Elastica
The Fallen ~ Franz Ferdinand
Katherine Kiss Me ~ Franz Ferdinand
Ready or not ~ The Fugees
Supervixen ~ Garbage
Brat ~ Green Day
Lie on ~ Ivy Ross
That Thing ~ Lauryn Hill
Perfect Day ~ Lou Reed
It's your life ~ Milla Jovovich
Southside ~ Moby
Another gay sunshine day ~ Nancy Sinatra
In the aeroplane over the sea ~ Neutral Milk Hotel
Papa won't leave you Henry ~ Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
People Just Ain't no good ~ Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Hurt ~ NIN
Suffer for Fashion ~ Of Montreal
The Happening ~ The Pixies
Gigantic ~ The Pixies
Fake Plastic Trees ~ Radiohead
I wanna be well ~ The Ramones
Consequence of Sounds ~ Regina Spektor
Livign Dead Girl ~ Rob Zombie
Leader of the Pack ~ The Shangri-Las
Nicotine Stain ~ Sixiouse and the Banshees
All hands on the bad one ~ Sleater Kinney
Rebel Girl ~ Bikini Kill
Nashville ~ Liz Phair
Caught by the Fuzz ~ Supergrass
Reflecting Dreams ~ Wade Warren
Pressure Point ~ The Zutons
Zero ~ The Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Art Star ~ The Yeah Yeahs
A Pillar of Salt ~ The Thermals
Sacred Trickster ~ Sonic Youth
Bull in the Heather ~ Sonic Youth
Little Trouble Girl ~ Sonic Youth
Flowers in Winter ~ Wade Warren
Come on! Let's bogey to the elf dance ~ Sufjan Stevens
Polyester Bride ~ Liz Phair
The Pussy Song ~ Lords of Acid
My dick, yo dick ~ Mickey Avalon
Oh what a world ~ Rufus Wainright
The concept ~ Teenage Fanclub
Kissing you ~ Des'ree
Whoo! Had enough yet? Good. Cause there's still the album playlist:
The Albums of 2009
Daydream Nation ~ Sonic Youth
Goo ~ Sonic Youth
Dirty ~ Sonic Youth
Sister ~ Sonic Youth
Stories from the city, stories from the sea ~ Pj Harvey
(Time) The Revelator ~ Gillian Welch
Exile in Guyville ~ Liz Phair
Little Earthquakes ~ Tori Amos
Dig me out ~ Sleater Kinney
Doolittle ~ The Pixies
Fever to tell ~ The Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Now We Can SEE ~ The Thermals
Central Reservation ~ Beth Orton
Car Wheels on a Gravel Road ~ Lucinda Williams
New Moon Soundtrack ~ Various Artists
Where the Wild Thigns Are Soundtrack ~ Karen O and the kids
There you have it. All the music that got me through the year of 2009. Whether I was employed under nauseating circumstances, or unemployed with anemic sadness. These are the songs that shone through Portland's residential raincloud. Hope it helps. Remember bloggers, music is an aphrodisiac that can bring joy through drunken laughs or sober tears. And chances are your less likely to regret a song the morning after.
Until tomorrows ventures Portlanders,
this is the Cereal Man,
rinsing the bowl. ;)

1 comment:

  1. Dear Halysep,
    There are those artists in the world who can do no wrong no matter what they may choose to pursue. And then there are those who should stick to what they do best. Karen O may not be not be the most influential speaker on this side of the New York art punk scene. But she has the vision to create one of the greatest rock n roll albums of the 21st century. So next time your tube is tuned to the: KILL YOUR IDOLS documentary, be sure to hit pause when the over-applied lipstick mouth of Karen O's belts out a monolouge.

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