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1. Grizzly Bear - Veckatimest
2. Wild Beasts - Two Dancers
3. Bat for Lashes - Two Suns
4. Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavilion
5. JJ - jj n° 2
6. The xx - xx
7. The Pains of Being Pure at Heart - The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
8. Bear In Heaven - Beast Rest Forth Mouth
9. Phoenix - Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix
10. The Flaming Lips - Embryonic
11. The Dodos - Time To Die
12. Bibio - Ambivalence Avenue
13. Dan Deacon - Bromst
14. Brand New - Daisy
15. The Antlers - Hospice
16. Dirty Projectors - Bitte Orca
17. Jason Lytle - Yours Truly, The Commuter
18. Fever Ray - Fever Ray
19. The Legends - Over and over
20. The Big Pink - A Brief History of Love
21. Bill Callahan Sometimes I Wish We Were An Eagle
22. A Sunny Day in Glasgow - Ashes Grammar
23. Girls - Album
24. Dinosaur Jr. - Farm
25. YACHT - See Mystery Lights
26. El Goodo - Coyote
27. Passion Pit - Passion Pit
28. The Horros - Primary Colours
29. Tiny Vipers - Life on Earth
30. Doves - Kingdom Of Rust
31. Ian Brown - My Way
32. Karl Blau - Zebra
33. Yo La Tengo - Popular Songs
34. We Were Promised Jetpacks - These Four Walls
35. The Thermals - Now We Can See
36. Camera Obscura - My Maudlin Career
37. HEALTH - Get Color
38. The Mary Onettes - Islands
39. Black Cab - Call Signs
40. The Very Best - The Warm Heart of Africa
41. God Help The Girl - God Help The Girl
42. Fanfarlo - Reservoir
43. Wavves - Wavvves
44. The Low Anthem - Oh My God, Charlie Darwin
45. Bombay Bicycle Club - I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose
46. Sonic Youth - The Eternal
47. Atlas Sound - Logos
48. Woods - Songs of Shame
49. Built to Spill - There Is No Enemy
50. It Hugs Back - Inside Your Guitar
51. Akron/Family - Set 'Em Wild, Set 'Em Free
52. Sunset Rubdown - Dragonslayer
53. Telekinesis - Telekinesis!
54. Major Lazer - Guns Don't Kill People -- Lazers Do
55. All Smiles - Oh For The Getting And Not Letting Go
56. Julie Doiron - I Can Wonder What You Did With Your Day
57. Manic Street Preachers - Journal For Plague Lovers
58. M. Ward - Hold Time
59. Sky Larkin - The Golden Spike
60. Malakai - Ugly Side Of Love
61. The Fresh & Onlys - Grey-Eyed Girls
62. Thee Oh Sees - Help
63. Iran - Dissolver
64. Real Estate - Real Estate
65. Asobi Seksu - Hush
66. I Was A King - I was a King
67. Vetiver - Tight Knit
68. Aidan Moffat and the Best-Ofs How To Get To Heaven From Scotland
69. Mumford & Sons - Sigh No More
70. Wilco - Wilco (The Album)
71. Foreign Born - Person to Person
72. Workers - Workers
73. Jay Reatard - Watch Me Fall
74. Amesoeurs - Amesoeurs
75. Andrew Bird - Noble Beast

Ahh, the best new song tonight was easy - 'The Comfort' by Moss. Just a perfect, singalong indiepop song. If you've ever sung along with The Shins, The Format, Phoenix, The Pursuit Of Happiness or Sex Clark Five, I suggest you go and buy their new album. It's ace!



The best old song was 'Sunday' by Sonic Youth. I've probably had it as a best old tune before, I've certainly played it many times DJing. The reason I keep returning to it is that it's a flawless piece of music. I'm immediately hooked by the intro guitar riff. And I remain hooked all the way through, up to and then breaking past of the cathartic noise-out at the end. Magical.

This is what I played:

Surrogate - A Constitution
Brainpower - Even Stil
The Promise Ring - Happy Hour
Samiyam - Roller Skates
Exlovers - you forget so easily
OC - Mush One
Husker Du - Don't Want to Know If You Are Lonely
Bane - Some Came Running
Apathy - Shoot First
Don Diablo & Example - Hooligans (Spor Remix)
Saves the Day - Certain Tragedy
Far - Bury White
Shyheim - The Bottom (Ft. Leo Baez, Vic Po, Bomb Official, Boomp, Hacksaw)
Maybeshewill - How to Have Sex With a Ghost
Say Hi to Your Mom - Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh O
Luke Envoy - M.U.G.E.N
Your Twenties - Caught Wheel
Coehn & Foehrb - Alles Coehn Und Gut
Pelican - Ephemeral
Joy Division - She's Lost Control
The Bloody Beetroots - Awesome
Moss - The comfort
Kam Moye - Stars (Feat. John Robinson)
Distance - Twilight
The Answering Machine - Oh, Christina
In Defence - Don't Call Me A Moshist
Depeche Mode - Never Let Me Down Again
Pete and The Pirates - Mr Understanding
Converge - Cutter
Vitalic - Flashmob
D.I.T.C. - Internationally Known
Good Clean Fun - Good Clean Fun
Bryan Scary & the Shredding Tears - Imitation of the Sky
Juno - Non-Equivalents
Show & AG and Diamond D - Put It In Your System
Half Hearted Hero - Colder Weather
Bury Tomorrow - You & I
Gift Of Gab - Escape 2 Mars
The Narrator - SurfJew
2562 - like a dream
The Elephants - Take it!
Blacks - 5,4,3,2,1
We Came As Romans - Intentions
David Bazan - Bless This Mess
C-Mon & Kypski - China
Benny Page & Zero G - pan pipes
Dananananaykroyd - Watch This!
Freestyle Professors - Confuse A Few Feat. Lord Fines
The Decemberists - The Rake's Song
Dent May & His Magnificent Ukulele - God Loves You, Michael Chang
anti-pop consortium - Shine
The Dorktones - Three's A Crowd
xx - Islands
Seekae - Void
The Clientele - Share The Night
Wienzeile - deine party
Swollen Members - Concerto
Die Fantastischen Vier - Sie Ist Weg
Jap Adaptors - I Am An Ant
The Hidden Cameras - Kingdom Come
Middle Distance Runner - Joyful Noise
Sonic Youth - Sunday

Festive 50:
Continuing a Christmas tradition started by the late broadcaster John Peel in 1976, an assortment of our DJs count down through the best 50 tracks from 2009. Voted for by listeners to Dandelion Radio, you can hear the full results of this legendary poll repeating every day from Christmas Day until the end of January, culminating in Rocker revealing this year's winner!

Festive Fifty Build Up Show:
Join a selection of Dandelion Radio DJs from 10pm to midnight GMT on Christmas Eve for this one-off, 2-hour Festive Fifty Build-Up show. They'll be introducing some of their picks of 2009 that didn't quite make it into this year's legendary listeners' poll, while warming up for the first play of 2009's results - and Santa's bulging sack coming down their chimneys!

Andrew Morrison:
Andy's December show features a specially recorded - and satisfyingly noisy - session from Dave Swain, along with new music from the likes of Lucas Renney, Sad Day For Puppets, Rival Consoles, Pope Joan, and Hyperdub Records. A couple of "Christmas moments" from The Flaming Lips and The Cocteau Twins bookend the 2-hour show, and you'll hear some exciting unsigned tunes including Damn Vandals, The Explorers and DeadDogInBlackBag. The icing on the Christmas cake is Andy throwing a rare technological tantrum complete with a comprehensive array of X-rated expletives. You have been warned! Also listen out for Andy appearing in Dandelion Radio's Festive Fifty countdown show every day from Christmas Day until the end of January, and the Festive Fifty Build-Up Show at 10pm on Christmas Eve!

Greg Healey:
An urgent start to a new show from a new DJ with a dollop of finest Belgian Electro Punk to celebrate the coming of Christmas. This kind of thing is not lined up in the windows of chocolatiers in the heart of Brussels for the delectation of European techonocrats. Though you might find them smearing such tasty treats on themselves in a back street away from the publics' gaze.
With mellow lounge vibes we continue until we are lifted screaming by the forelock into the stratosphere and beyond with an updated take on space rock from the far north of Europe. And so it carries on via glitchy electronica and ironic tuneful postdate europop with a catchy tune and a dark message.

Jeff Grainger:
Jeff's 2009 ends with a real CRASH (his PC) BANG (his foot on the PC) WALLOP! (PC hitting the wall). Yet still manages to retrieve a blinding 3 hour show from the wreckage. Return visits to his favourite sessions from the past 12 months (The Half Sisters, wolfram wire and The Stink Taps) with another chance to replay his personal highlights of '09 (Gaggle, Sonic Youth, BillyGoneBad, The Greenland Choir).
However the 180 minutes isn't all about wallowing in the past as there are some first time plays (A Life in Film, Liberty Vessels & Rosie Lugosi) and no less than 3 exclusive sessions by the rain bonnets, Rev Porl & Alisia Casper. Who each recorded an exclusive Christmas session -'tis indeed the season to be merry!

Marcelle:
The time to forget

December is certainly not Marcelle's favourite month: too cold, too dark, too Christmassy, too Santa Claussy, in short: too many boring, predictable Festivities!
To get her and the more curious listeners through this month she made an extra cutting edge show with the most unusual sounds from all over the place: weirdness from Belgium (Uské Orchestra), Germany (the durian brothers – making music on turntables without any records!) and Greece (ancient songs about drugs!).
There are more new tunes, from amongst others Jah Wobble, AGF, The Bent Moustache, Cyrus, Aardvarck, Mathias Schaffhäuser and Matt Shadetek. And schlachthofbronx, Anzala, Dolor, vélo and Wild Billy Childish make such a happy, joyful noise that you will almost forget that it is this time of the year!

Mark Cunliffe:
Well December has come upon us quicker than a dingo on an stray Mcendries* Kebab.....oh, no....hang on, that wouldn't be that quick at all.....dingo's like meat......
So anyway, what is there for you to get your teeth into on my show? Gideon Conn can offer you up a salmon medallion if you fancy and if you want to freshen your breath up afterwards then Boris Brejcha can offer you some Wrigley's with a difference. On matters away from the stomach Aidan Moffat is doing some DIY sewing which Qwel doesn't see the funny side of and leaves Boston Spaceships fundimentally flabbergasted. Scuba's all nostalgic and The Intelligence are talking about Katie Price no less. The Council Flats Of Kingsbury are living it up in Lyme Regis and Rob Threezy's gunna join them if he can. It's as The Spivs'll tell ya, It's True.....all of it....
*Derby's premier palace of gastronomy

Mark Whitby:
Mark's December show takes place in the unlikely setting of a house full of people. And what's more, they've brought seasonal gifts and exclusives aplenty for Dandelion listeners.
Look, there's Lord Numb in the corner, merrily pulling out old toenails hidden in the plum duff. And The Chasms, Alisia Casper and Spidersleg are a-carolling around an open fire, each with what might be a glass of eggnog, but, with a prankster like Dilithium Tourdes already up to his ears in festive spirit, it could be anything!
Elsewhere, wolfram wire regales us with the epic tale of the Christmas Tree while we sit, moist with anticipation (or is that a result of the eggnog?) as we count down my annual top ten of new bands who've had the good grace to contact me over this fine year. All this and lots of new stuff to play with too. God bless us one and all.

Matt Jones:
December and no mention of Christmas, just a series of shambolic DJ errors redeemed by the superb music that breaks up the chaos. The show includes new releases from the likes of Prince Kong, Degihuegi, ZXDK, mikus, Ottersgear, Predator Prey, Ben Frost, Tickley Feather, Nekkroteukh, Abby Lee Tee, Simptom Pogremushki and Ramadanman. We also have what appears to be an exclusive track from KNVB, courtesy of producer Titus Twelve. Enjoy in a festive way.

Pete Jackson:
Pete's December show brings festive fun for all, with a cracking new sessions from Manchester psychedelisists gnod in full-on garage mode, new and wonderous sounds from Zun Zun Egui, Crimson Death and Jello Biafra and The Guantanamo School of Medecine. Wooden Shjips testify about their heroes, and there's special Christmas treats from Goldblade, Captain Polaroid and Nosferatu D2, among others. Ho Ho and, if you will, Ho.

Rachael Neiman:
It’s the most wonderful time of the year here at Cherryade Towers so grab a mince pie, a glass of mulled wine and, whether you've been naughty or nice, join us for a Santa's sack of festive audio treats in December's very special Rachael Neiman Christmas Experience. Our 2 hour Yuletide special is stuffed with more seasonal audio treats than you can shake a candy cane at.
The gifts under our musical tree come from the likes of Das Wanderlust, Shrieking Violets, Doris and the jumpers, Allo Darlin', The 10p Mixes, Persil, Sparky's Magic Piano, The School, foxes, Priscillas, Betty Serveat, Asobi Seksu, Billy Childish and The Musicians of The British Empire, Pullover and many more super stocking fillers, beats novelty socks!

Rocker:
This month we have another packed three-hour show. There are new tracks from The Blanche Hudson Weekend, Socialist Leisure Party, The Wild Swans, Pants Yell!, Gregory Webster, Let's Wrestle, SWATHES, Calvin Party, Decibelles, Tricia Yates Fanclub, Brilliant Colors, and Beak>.
There's a featured album from Monster Island, and new electronica from Dominik Eulberg, Paul Kalkbrenner, Ucleden, and Giorgos Gatzigristos; also dubstep tracks from Joy Orbison, Ganja White Night, and Mala.
This month's Peel's Big 45 is a classic American psychedelic release from 1968, while this month's Educating Elizabeth is a current cover version of a Northern Soul classic from the same era.
Oh - and this show carries Rocker's "No festive records" guarantee.
As well as little known acts, here's a little known fact: Blanche Hudson was the character played by Joan Crawford in the 1962 film "What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?", opposite Bette Davis. The two stars detested one another, and they never again appeared together in a released film. On hearing of Crawford's death in 1977, Davis has been quoted as saying "Joan's dead... Good".

Ste McCabe:
In my December show I present a bumper 2 hours of underground and forgotten noise to excite and inspire, and I defy you not to be inspired!
There's beautiful lo-fi pop from Internet Forever and Laura Wolf, 80's classics from The Go-Go's and The Sugarcubes, as well as insanity from the electro-poetry collaborators HT & OJ and bonkers punk-folk Scottish band Pusbunny.
For those feeling festive there's even a very special drunken-sounding cover of a Christmas classic from everyones favourite shouty ladies Hotpants Romance. Everything for the perfect grrrl-punk-queer-electro Christmas is here, so come listen!

Yank Sizzler:
Merry XMAS! And here on the Yank Sizzler show this month we launch into a randy, rough-housed, rambunctious 3 hour orgy of the best music that exists. New music from The Mantles, Boris, Thomas Function, The Mayfair Set, A Place to Bury Strangers, King Khan & BBQ Show and many more. There'll be classics from Alton Ellis, Black Randy, Baby Neal and The Smart Brothers and the Basement 5 amongst others. And as always, my charming, disarming wit. Some people refer to it as "Assholeness". Oh yeah! Merry Xmas!

oximoronx's top albums (6 months) 1. Arcade Fire - Neon Bible (96) 2. Wire - Pink Flag (84) 3. Lotus Plaza - The Floodlight Collective (83) 4. Swell Maps - A Trip To Marineville (80) 5. Cap'n Jazz - Analphabetapolothology (76) 6. Pixies - Trompe le Monde (76) 7. The Stooges - The Stooges (69) 8. The Monochrome Set - The Strange Boutique (69) 9. Theoretical Girls - Theoretical Girls (68) 10. Orange Juice - The Glasgow School (67) 11. Wire - Chairs Missing (66) 12. George Harrison - Wonderwall Music (65) 13. Arcade Fire - Funeral (64) 14. Deerhunter - Weird Era Cont. (63) 15. Faust - The Faust Tapes (63) 16. Lucky Dragons - Dream Island Laughing Language (62) 17. The Fall - This Nation's Saving Grace (60) 18. The Chameleons - Dali's Picture (60) 19. Joy Division - Substance (60) 20. fIREHOSE - Flyin' the Flannel (59) 21. Interpol - Turn on the Bright Lights (59) 22. Pixies - Surfer Rosa (59) 23. The Clash - London Calling (59) 24. The Jesus and Mary Chain - Psychocandy (57) 25. The Mars Volta - De-Loused in the Comatorium (57) 26. Josef K - Entomology (57) 27. Ciccone Youth - The Whitey Album (54) 28. Cocteau Twins - BBC Sessions (53) 29. Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation (51) 30. Wire - 154 (49) 31. The Fall - Grotesque (After The Gramme) (49) 32. HEALTH - HEALTH (48) 33. Lydia Lunch - Queen of Siam (48) 34. Disco Inferno - In Debt (48) 35. Disco Inferno - D.I. Go Pop (47) 36. The Smiths - Hatful of Hollow (47) 37. Hüsker Dü - Zen Arcade (47) 38. Deerhunter - Rainwater Cassette Exchange (46) 39. Brian Eno - Music for Films (46) 40. High Places - High Places (46) 41. Pixies - Doolittle (46) 42. Cocteau Twins - Lullabies To Violaine (45) 43. Yo La Tengo - Electr-o-pura (45) 44. David Bowie - The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars (45) 45. Liars - Liars (44) 46. Bauhaus - In the Flat Field (44) 47. David Bowie - Low (44) 48. Television - Marquee Moon (44) 49. Cluster - Zuckerzeit (44) 50. Sebadoh - Bakesale (43)

Sunny Day Real Estate - Seven
Nirvana - Love Buzz (Live)
Jawbox - Savory
makazoruki - Awake
Školjke - Rak kostiju
Dead Boys - Sonic Reducer
Suis La Lune - Quiet, Pull The Strings
Public Image Limited - Carrering
Early Humans - Early Humans: The Dawn of man
Didjits - Gold Eldorado
Sebadoh - Beauty of the Ride
laddio bollocko - Laddio's money (death of a pop song)
Fugazi - Epic Problem
Shellac - Song of the Minerals
Raein - 1 di 6
The Wrens - Down To The Service
The Jesus Lizard - Monkey Trick (Live)
Sonic Youth - Radical Adults Lick Godhead Style
Mogwai - Travel Is Dangerous
Get Up Kids - Don't Hate Me
One Last Wish - My Better Half
Young Widows - Feelers
Tornavalanche - Different Places, Different Ghosts
Converge - Worms Will Feed
Turing Machine - Bitte Baby, Bitte

My Albums Of The Noughties
Here it is, a list of my favourite 21 albums of the first ten years of the 21st century. There are 21 because I felt there are 21 albums worthy of making the list. The criteria is simply which albums have I listened to the most since the new millenium.

I also cross referenced my fading memories of yearly album lists I compiled when I worked in a record shop and lists made with friends after this. Here is a podcast released in Dec 2008 reviewing that year in music with my friends Jack Mountain and TheoGb. My Lastfm profile is here. The decade list seems to favour the first half with no albums from 2007 at all. The list is currently in chronological order and features only one act from the UK, one from Japan and two from Canada.

Tracks From My Albums Of The Noughties


Animal Collective - “Spirit They're Gone, Spirit They've Vanished”
(2000) Paw Tracks, reiussed 2003 by Fat Cat Records

Related - Flaming Lips, Black Dice, Forever Changes, Roland SH-2, psychedelic, feedback loops

Track - Penny Dreadfuls



Godspeed You! Black Emperor - “Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven” (2000) Constellation Records

Related - A Silver Mt Zion, field recordings, strings

Track - Storm



At the Drive-In - “Relationship Of Command” (2000) Grand Royal

Related – Fugazi, Drive Like Jehu, Texas, post-hardcore, afros

Track – Quarantined



Cannibal Ox - “The Cold Vein” (2001) Def Jux

Related - Wu-Tang Clan, El-P, Harlem, backpacks, indie hip hop

Track - Battle For Asgard



Hood - “Cold House” (2001) Domino Records

Related - Doseone, Why?, Anticon, Yorkshire dales, lo-fi, shoegaze, electronic

Track - You Show No Emotion at All




Les Savy Fav - “Go Forth” (2001) French Kiss

Related – Dismemberment Plan, Pixies, Talking Heads, live performance, art, indie

Track - Reprobate''s Resume



Do Make Say Think - “& Yet & Yet” (2002) Constellation Records

Related – Fridge, Hood, Kranky, jazz, post rock

Track - Classic Noodlanding



Xinlisuprime - “Tomorrow Never Comes” (2002) Fat Cat Records

Related – Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, Japanese noise, murder, death, kill

Track - Amaryllis



Sonic Youth - “Murray Street” (2002) Polydor/Universal

Related – Pavement, The Year Punk Broke, Jim O'Rourke,indie

Track - The Empty Page



El-P - “Fantastic Damage” (2002) Def Jux

Related– Edan, Company Flow, Cannibal Ox,Brooklyn, indie hip hop

Track - Dr. Hellno & The Praying Mantus


Black Eyes - s/t (2003) Dischord Records

Related – Silver Daggers, Mi Ami, Fugazi, rhythmical punk, two drummers

Track - Speaking in Tongues



Viktor Vaughn - “Vaudeville Villain” (2003) Sound Ink

Related – MF Doom, KMD, comic book, super hero rap

Track - Vaudeville Villain




Black Dice - “Beaches + Canyons” (2003) Fat Cat Records

Related – Autechre, Brian Eno, Aphex Twin, electronic, drones

Track - Big Drop



The Hunches - “Hobo Sunrise” (2004) In The Red Records

Related- Sebadoh, The Replacements, In The Red Records, indie, garage

Track - A Flower In The Ending


Meneguar - “I Was Born At Night” (2005) Troubleman Unlimited

Related – The Van Pelt, The Lapse, Bruce Springsteen, anthemic

Track - House of Cats




Shipping News - “Flies The Field” (2005) Touch & Go Records / Quarterstick

Related – June Of 44, Rodan, Enablers, Chicago indie

Track - The Human Face



Enablers - “Output Negative Space” (2006) Neurot Recordings

Related – Slint, Polvo, Shipping News, spoken word, post rock, indie

Track - Sudden Inspection



Marnie Stern - “This Is It and I Am It and You Are It and So Is That and He Is It and She Is It and It Is It and That Is That” (2008) Kill Rock Stars

Related – Hella, Fleetwood Mac, Zach Hill, Kate Bush, prog, punk, indie

Track - Crippled Jazzer



Abe Vigoda - “Skeleton” (2008) PPM Records

Related – The Mae Shi, No Age, LA, The Smell, tropicalia, punk

Track - [track artist=
Abe Vigoda[]Bear Face[/track]



HEALTH- "GET COLOR” (2009) Lovepump Unlimited

Related – Squarepusher, Fuck Buttons, Crystal Castles, LA, avant rock, indie, punk

Track – [track artist=Health]Die Slow[/track]



Oneida- “Rated O” (2009) Jagjaguwar

Related – Liars, Can, neu, classic rock, avant rock, experimental

Track – [track artist=Oneida]I Will Haunt You[/track]


Bubbling under - Radiohead- "Kid A" (2000), Tortoise- "Standards", Hot Snakes - "Suicide Invoice", Edan- "Primitive Plus", Tom Waits - "Real Gone", cLOUDDEAD- s/t, Dananananaykroyd- "Hey Everyone"

Thanks for reading!

these are in a rough order

52. Stored Up Wonder (Supernatural Force) - Sebadoh
51. I Talk To The Wind - King Crimson
50. Rock 'N' Roll Star - Oasis
49. 6060-842 - The B-52's
48. Split Myself In Two - Meat Puppets
47. Breather - Chapterhouse
46. In The Flowers - Animal Collective
45. Psycho Killer - Talking Heads
44. See Emily Play - Pink Floyd
43. 25 O'Clock - The Dukes of Stratosphear
42. Bennett Cerf - Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet
41. Up Front - Wipers
40. Lowdown - Wire
39. Birdhouse In Your Soul - They Might Be Giants
38. Hanging Around - Stranglers
37. Brave Captain - fIREHOSE
36. Soul Kitchen - The Doors
35. The Killing Moon - Echo and the Bunnymen
34. Superfly - Curtis Mayfield
33. Jack's Shadow - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
32. Your Protector - Fleet Foxes
31. Rattlesnakes - Lloyd Cole & The Commotions
30. The Wicker Man - Iron Maiden
29. That's When I Reach For My Revolver - Mission of Burma
28. Hateful - The Clash
27. Inside Me - The Jesus and Mary Chain
26. She's So High - Blur
25. Step On - Happy Mondays
24. Going Away To College - blink-182
23. IfWhiteAmericaToldTheTruthForOneDayIt'sWorldWouldFallApart - Manic Street Preachers
22. Dig For Fire - Pixies
21. Soul Love - David Bowie
20. Slip Inside This House - Primal Scream
19. Beginning - The Durutti Column
18. Aneurysm - Nirvana
17. It Girl - Brian Jonestown Massacre
16. Young Hearts Spark Fire - Japandroids
15. What Do I Get? - Buzzcocks
14. Off Duty Trip - The Raincoats
13. She Bathed Herself In A Bath of Bleach - Manic Street Preachers
12. Is She Weird - Pixies
11. 50ft Queenie - PJ Harvey
10. At Home He's A Tourist - Gang of Four
09. Spend, Spend, Spend - The Slits
08. Cold Hands - Black Lips
07. Elevation - Television
06. Geek U.S.A. - Smashing Pumpkins
05. Sugar Kane - Sonic Youth
04. Metal Mickey - Suede
03. Die In The Summertime - Manic Street Preachers
02. Words Fail Me - The Sound
01. Aladdin Sane - DAVID BOWIE


LOLZZ

I was born in 1990 and live in Toronto, Canada.
I saw some shitty concerts because I liked shitty music.


Dec 1999 - Peter Gabriel
Jul 2004 - Eric Clapton
Aug 2004 - Rush (ugh)
Aug 2005 - Iron Maiden
Dec 2005 - The Musical Box
Apr 2006 - David Gilmour
Jul 2006 - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Sep 2006 - Roger Waters
Dec 2006 - The Musical Box
Sep 2007 - Smashing Pumpkins
Sep 2008 - My Bloody Valentine
Jun 2009 - Sonic Youth
Jul 2009 - Japandroids
Aug 2009 - Fleet Foxes
Oct 2009 - Manic Street Preachers
Oct 2009 - Daniel Johnston
Oct 2009 - Echo & The Bunnymen
Nov 2009 - Devo