Music Track of the Week #5

Bomb The Music Industry! "Campaign for a Better Weekend"

This week's song goes out to Cortney who was hit by a car while riding her bike today. No worries everybody. She's fine. Did I mention that it was a good song as well?

Music Track of the Week #4

Archers of Loaf "Underachievers Fight and March Song"

This Track of the Week has been a long time coming now hasn't it? I decided I would kick it old school this time around with a favorite of mine dating back to 1995. I suppose you could compare these men to other greats dating back to that time such as The Promise Ring, Cap'n Jazz (and their many spinoffs), and Texas is the Reason. At least I would be as bold to lump them into the same category...

Music Track of the Week #3

Neon Trees "Everybody Talks"

This is the song I have played most recently and most often. I don't know why other than it is really catchy. It is one of those songs, that 'ends too soon' and once its done, you can easily hit replay and listen to it all over again. I actually even got a guy in Scotland to listen to it and admit it was a great tune. I'm not sure about any of their other stuff, but this is a great one!

Music Track of the Week #2

The Black Keys "Run Right Back"

Nic was supposed to select the track of the week this time around, but seeing as he never got around to it I guess that leaves me to pick something yet again. I suppose I can't complain much. I love sharing music with others. This week's selection has been playing on repeat on my ipod all week. It blends 60's psychedelic rock with the Black Keys already unique blues rock. It's definitely worth a listen.

Music Track of the Week #1

Coconut Records "Easy Girl"

I love music. And seeing as I listen to my ipod on shuffle a lot, I figured why not try and highlight a song every week that has stood out most? And why not try and put one up every Thursday? The track this week comes from actor Jason Schwartzman's solo project Coconut Records. This particular track is from his debut album Nighttiming, and is enjoyed by me for it's Weezer-esque hooks, lighthearted lyrics, and toned down production and sound.