admnistramation

Raw Sugar - Metric Order - James Blake Embroidery - Casey Dienel Exogenesis: Symphony, Pt. 2 (Cross-Pollination) - Muse Country Road - Forest City Lovers The Five Ghosts - Stars Nothing - Maps Shrinking Universe - Muse Song For A Blue Guitar - Red House Painters A Quarter Past Wonderful - Oren Lavie

I Never Learnt To Share - James Blake

The Five Ghosts - Stars

Never. James Blake

Wasted Daylight - Stars

Wayfaring Stranger - Jamie Woon :dazzled:

Take Care, Take Care, Take Care - Explosions In The Sky

Princess Of China and Chinese Sleep Chant

God I'm looking at this piano... at least one of them needs to be on drugs, it's too trippy. :confused:

Cool story bro, tell it again.

Radiohead vs. The Strokes

Arcade Fire vs. Modest Mouse

Not necessarily their best, but one of the songs that people will remember of theirs.

You know, Chris said it himself and I've had this sentiment since the get-go, but I think that if anything will have a long-standing legacy looking back on their career as a band once it's all over, they'll have Charlie Brown as one of their main songs, maybe we've seen two or three others in their previous work (Viva La Vida, Yellow, Clocks maybe) that might be at that level. If they made a greatest hits album at the end of their careers, Charlie Brown would be one of the most important tracks. I mean I like the other material off of this "MX" or whatever it seems, but this song seems like their most important. Yes? No? Maybe so?

It's All Gonna Break - Broken Social Scene

Uhh. Broken Social Scene vs. The New Pornographers

No. Red House Painters

The National vs. Broken Social Scene

Wasp Nest has reeeally hit the spot for me these past couple days.

7.5/10, for modern folk music it's fairly good. King Rat - Modest Mouse

Ego Tripping At The Gates Of Hell - The Flaming Lips

Butterfly Knife - EMA

Efterklang vs. Wooden Shjips

Not on my ipod, but I have their new album on my computer. :square: Destroyer

Ramona Falls