Featuring plenty of songs with pop sensibility and special guest, Svetlana, from Ukraine:
"109" - Toro y Moi
"Loose Lips Sink Deep Shit" - Deep Sht - Weird You [2009]
"Good Clues" - Gary War - New Raytheonport [2009]
"Three Part Collage" - Pelican Island
"Daydream" - Beach Fossils
"Nuclear Disaster" - The Fresh & Onlys - The Fresh & Onlys [2009]
"Yozora no Hoshi" - Yuzo Kayama and the Launchers - Yuzo Kayama [1966]
"Sado Okake" - Takeshi Terauchi and the Bunnys - Seicho Takeuchi-Bushi [1962]
"She's Not Just Anybody" - The Dovers - She's Not Just Anybody / About Me [1966]
"Mater" - Sic Alps - U.S. Ez [2008]
"Chemise" - Sorcerer - Neon Leon [2009]
"Belong" - Washed Out - Life Of Leisure [2009]
"Despicable Dogs" - Small Black - Small Black
"Phantasthma" - Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti [2009]
"Lost and Found" - The Radio Dept. - Lesser Matters [2003]
"Don't Get Cute" - Kurt Vile - Constant Hit Maker [2008]
"Diver" - A Gal - Jeans Wilder / A Gal split [2009]
"Dans mes rêves" - Desire
"Spanish Fly" - Blondes
"Girlfriend" - Phoenix - Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix [NEW: 2009]
This article adequately expresses my irrational love for the record/Phoenix in general.
"Going Down" - White Williams - Smoke [2007]
"I Just Fell In Love" - The Bluestars [1965]
"Elle était si jolie" - Alain Barrière [1963]
This is dedicated to Amanda N. because we both have been subjected to hearing terrible renditions of this song as children...and to all embarrassing parents for providing those renditions.
"Lost @ Sea" - Pearl Harbor - Something About the Chaparrals [2009]
"John Reilly" - Aye Aye Captain - Ahoy Mermatey! [Ahoy Mermatey!]
"Anna Lee, The Healer" - The Beach Boys - Friends [1968]
"I Wish I Knew How My Life Should Be" - The Beets - Spit On The Face of People Who Don't Want to be Cool [2009]
"Time to Say Goodbye" - The Elegant Four [1965]
"Make It Easy on Yourself" - The Walker Brothers [1965]
Burt Bacharach is the man.
"Chase" - Giorgio Moroder [1978]
"Dreams Never End" - New Order - Movement [1981]
"Jams Run Free" - Sonic Youth - Rather Ripped [2006]
"Canto De Xangô" - Baden Powell & Vinídcius de Moraes - Os Afro Sambas
and to conclude the show:
"Que reste-t-il de nos amours" - Charles Trénet [1942]
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