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It’s been awhile. But although not exactly “manly” music, I have become a fan of Sara Bareilles. It’s pop/jazz but a little more grown up. We don’t need more Britneys - we need more Saras.

Both her “Little Voice” album are good, and if you’re into iTunes, I strongly suggest searching out the exclusive Live Session. Proves it’s not all effects.

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Was digging around iTunes and found “The Cinematics” and their album, “A Strange Education.”
Great driving rock - modern, a little effected, and energetic in a steady kind of way.  Found the perfect place to listen to it - on the road, on a semi-long trip.  Came with me to Ann Arbor, and it was just the right album for the fall trip.
My favorites are “Break,” “Sunday Sun,” and “Maybe Someday.”
Four of Five Stars in the library rating.

“Baby Got Back” by… JONATHAN COULTON???????? What the heck?

I am crying because it’s so funny - that song in folk is hilarious when done in this style. Five Stars. Instantly. Go. Buy It. NOW. Laugh. Lots. And make your day beautiful because of it. It’s almost romantic.

Talk about a song that brings back ALL of high school in 3 minutes and 16 seconds.

Was looking for tracks to work to, and voila - there it is. It’s going to be even more scary when there is the iTunes Wifi Music Store comes about - I’ll be probably doubling my music purchases with tons of impulses from the radio.

Talk about a cool dance/techno track to bob your head (in my case, in a slightly white fashion) to. The album art - F& amazing… and the fusion of synths, sax - I think no record that would be about, named, or involved with Detroit in a smooth way is complete without sax.

Was in Subway the other week with my good friend, and they played a song from my youth - and I couldn’t figure out what it was, but of course, E always gets stuff like that right.  I swear, if he were to appear on “The Singing Bee” he’d win a ton of money.
And so now I own “Possum Kingdom” by the Toadies.  Great track.  GREAT rock - totally brings back all kinds of memories.

“Superstition” by Stevie Wonder… there is nothing better than that guitar riff/repeat - the ultimate in funky electric guitar. Moreover, it was one of my mom’s favorites that I forgot - that is always a good thing.

“Night at the Museum” and “Babel” have something in common… “September” by Earth, Wind and Fire, as well now in the music collection. There is much joyful chair-dancing going on.

Had to get the funky mixdown with Fatboy Slim AND the Original.

Was taking a five minute break - and found Daft Punk after looking at the “The List - Samples and Sources.”

I have always been a fan of Dimitri in Paris and others - and really found that Daft Punk was sort of where the Paris House movement started.

Anyway, that’s my pick - back to work.

Jonathan Coulton’s appearance as the inaugural admission is not a knock against him - his work is very good, but none as super-catchy yet as “Code Monkey.”

I heard it on Amber MacArthur’s Net@Nite and instead of downloading it for free, I was somehow convinced to go to iTunes and buy it, because well, I support the artists the feed my music habit. It is fortunately draining out the “Chocolate Rain,” which is for some reason stuck in my head like a broken record.