Did some serious rocking out on the drive to work this morning when they played Violent Femmes/Add It Up and The Godfathers/Birth School Work Death, back-to-back.

So I've been listening to the new Arcade Fire song Intervention obsessively for about 24 hours straight now. It's sort of embarrassing, especially since my mom makes fun of me for singing along loudly, heh.

Ella Fitzgerald, These Boots Are Made for Walking. It's ten times as much fun as it should be.

"They" by Jem, because Jem rocks hardcore.

Say It Right by Nelly Furtado

!!!, Pardon My Freedom. They got that whole dance-punk ball rolling.

Oh my God, did I just say that aloud?!

Reflexio, from the Cavalia soundtrack. It's such a beautiful show, and so awesome, and I love it and miss it.

Friday I'm in love - by The Cure

Because it is and I am!

Awww.

Me? Anti-Flag's la-*test*-('"), For Blood and Empire.

Which reminds me of a conversation circa early 2005:

Friend: People think American Idiot is an explicitly political album? Haven't they ever heard of Anti-Flag?
Me: No.

Well anyway, if you like your punk kinda shouty and extremely political, they're great.

Slow, by Kylie Minogue. Which I've decided is one of the sexiest songs ever.

Still Fidelity by Regina Spektor. Lordy, this is crack.

Love's Taken Over by Chante Moore. God, I love her voice.

Heart by Stars. I bought the CD for my sister for Christmas.

"When I Was a Boy", by Dar Williams.

Carry Me, Carrie by Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show. Probably my favorite Dr. Hook song.