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the temple of online teens to thirty somethings who listen to swans and natural snow buildings and the microphones and black midi and car seat headrest and coil and daughters and duster and godspeed you black emperor and have a nice life and neutral milk hotel and sigur ros and songs ohia and xiu xiu and animal collective and aphex twin and my bloody valentine and the velvet underground and talking heads and kate bush and joanna newsom and nick drake and captain beefheart and fishmans and the residents and les rallizes denudes and the smiths and the gerogerigegege and kero kero bonito and death grips and bjork and stereolab and radiohead and kanye west and slint and slowdive and cocteau twins and nas and a tribe called quest and elliott smith and television and pixies and sonic youth and dinosaur junior and the strokes and pharoah sanders and talk talk and black country new road and sufjan stevens and ajj and jeff buckley and sweet trip and leonard cohen and frank zappa and depeche mode and the clash and the stooges and unwound and tom waits and boards of canada and fiona apple and arcade fire and brian eno and boris and merzbow and sunn 0))) and melvins and ween and mount eerie and portishead and lcd soundsystem and wilco and big thief and pavement and kraftwerk and candy claws and yes and gang of four and sun kil moon and sun ra and burzum and death in june and current 93 and nurse with wound and psychic tv and this heat and wire and nick cave and bob dylan and the dismemberment plan and grouper and the brave little abacus and herbie hancock and beach house and patti smith and charles mingus and fugazi and minutemen and american football and yo la tengo and boredoms and wipers and the mars volta and fleet foxes and oasis and pulp and big star and sophie and flying lotus and the flaming lips and thundercat and mf doom and weezer and stars of the lid and jeff rosenstock and red house painters and tim hecker and steve reich and david bowie and lou reed and nico and jpegmafia and danny brown and husker du and misfits and r.e.m. and the replacements and soft machine and van der graaf generator and scott walker and philip glass and pj harvey and low and big black and new order and magdalena bay and steve roach and neu and can and magma and spiritualized and mort garson and henry cow and john zorn and faust and ornette coleman and xtc and the books and oneohtrix point never and nujabes and de la soul and rush and king gizzard and the lizard wizard and the cure and capn jazz and mitski and lana del rey and weyes blood and bon iver and giles corey and silver jews and the mountain goats and clipping and machine girl and deaths dynamic shroud Has just fallen into the ocean. ssorry
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🔻COVER SONGS 2023🔻 window over the bay - vashti bunyan these days - nico yesterday yes a day - jane birkin says elliott - sibylle baier to be alone with you - sufjan stevens candy says - the velvet underground happy birthday - the innocence mission jealous guy - john lennon I'm so lonesome i could cry - yo la teng I talk to the wind - king crimson 🎄🎅 ⭐️ 🎁 ❄️ ✨ 🦌
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Leonor stood in the flickering candlelight, her gaze meeting Elliott's with a mixture of familiarity and caution. His words echoed in the quiet of the underground map room, resonating with their shared history and unspoken tensions. "Elliott," she began softly, her voice carrying a weight of understanding. "You know well enough that 'boring, perfunctory words' have never been my style." Her tone held a hint of playful defiance, a subtle acknowledgment of their habitual banter. "But I won't indulge in empty platitudes either, not with you." She spoke, walking closer to where he stood looking at the world map. If what he needed from her was entertainment, she could at least grant him that.
Her eyes lingered on his, searching for the depths beneath his challenging demeanor. "If I could go anywhere," she mused, her voice taking on a thoughtful cadence, "Puerto Rico, I would find myself amidst the vibrant streets of San Juan, alive with the rhythms of Spanish colonial life. The city would be bustling with merchants from across the Atlantic, exchanging goods and stories under the watchful eye of El Morro." Her gaze drifted, as if envisioning the scene before her. "I would visit La Fortaleza," she continued, speaking of the majestic governor's mansion overlooking the bay. "Perhaps sit in its gardens, amidst the fragrant flowers and the shade of centuries-old trees, contemplating how life would be...."
Her voice softened with a sense of reverence for the countries history. "I would venture into the heart of the countryside," she added, imagining the rustic charm of sugar plantations and haciendas where life unfolded at a slower pace. "To witness the lives of those whose labor sustains this land, learn how to cultivate coffee, sugar cane even learn how to make rum-" She bit her lower lip; a part of her felt like she might be boring him with her rambling. Yet, her response carried a touch of wistfulness, hinting at desires and dreams beyond the political turmoil that enveloped them both. "And you, Elliott," she asked gently, her gaze steady, "where would you find yourself, if not here among these maps and memories?"
He feels her before he sees her. Attunely aware even in his state; rebellious, combative, and warm with nips of liquor. Gone are the first few days of ceremonial drunkenness, replaced instead with the energy to conquer. That's how he finds himself in the underground map room. Or so he says, as he glances about the historic maps with hollow interest. "Leonor." He answers back, a levelled quietness. Their fights are that of blazing glory. But that is not the only tune they play. And this? The quiet, soft hum of deep understanding? It is a powerhouse, just as well. "Don't." He says with a sigh. "Don't bore me with boring, perfunctory words like that. I've had my fill from arse-kissers and sycophants." He rolls his eyes, visibly irate. For better or worse, Leonor's company is the singular one void of artifice.
"Say something real." Elliott asks, a quiet plea in the privacy of the underground. Meeting her dark eyes, glancing at the swell of her lips. There is a plea in there somewhere. "Entertain me." He adds. "It shall mean more to me than sharing in tedious sorrow." Flickering his eyes down to the map in hand, fingers circling around their home. He taps at the rim of the map in thought. "Where would you go if you could go anywhere?"
#I got inspired by choosing my home country so please dont feel like you have to match length#*˖ ⊹ leonor amihan ☆ﾟ ( ft. )#ft. elliot x leonor
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Book Review: It’s Not Me, It’s You
It’s Not Me, It’s You by Stephanie Kate Strohm
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Poet Scarlett Sabet performing last night at The Elliott Bay Book Company in Seattle, Washington.
Love the second photo-The Smile, and Zoreh!
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THE CELESTIAL JUKEBOX, PRESENT TENSE - 250 SONGS
Again, some of this is personal and sentimental, linked to time and place and experience.
50 Cent, “Many Men (Wish Death)”
100 gecs, “800db cloud”
10,000 Maniacs, “Candy Everybody Wants”
Bryan Adams, “Everything I Do”
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass, “Spanish Flea”
America, “Sister Golden Hair”
Julie Andrews, “My Favorite Things”
Animal Collective, “Brother Sport”
Aphex Twin, “Tha”
Fiona Apple, “Extraordinary Machine”
Louis Armstrong, “What a Wonderful World”
Ash, “Shining Light”
Atlantic Starr, “Always”
Atlas Sound, “Washington School”
Autechre, “Vose In”
The B-52s, “Deadbeat Club”
Bananarama, “Cruel Summer”
The Beatles, “All My Loving”
Beck, “Girl”
Belle & Sebastian, “Seymour Stein”
Benoit & Sergio, “Boy Trouble”
Beyoncé, “Countdown”
Bikini Kill, “Alien She”
Bilal, “West Side Girl”
Bjork, “It’s Oh So Quiet”
Black Dice, “Pigs”
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, “Stop”
The Black-Eyed Peas, “Imma Be”
Blast Off Country Style, “Cutie Pie”
Blondie, “Heart of Glass”
The Bloodhound Gang, “Your Only Friends Are Make-Believe”
The Box Tops, “The Letter”
Brainiac, “I Am A Cracked Machine”
Michelle Branch, “Everywhere”
Laura Branigan, “Gloria”
The Breeders, “Off You”
Danny Brown, “Gremlins”
James Brown, “Get Up I Feel Like Being a Sex Machine”
Jackson Browne, “Somebody’s Baby”
Vanessa Carlton, “A Thousand Miles”
Harry Chapin, “Cat’s in the Cradle”
Tracy Chapman, “Fast Car”
The Carpenters, “Yesterday Once More”
Julian Casablancas and the Voidz, “Human Sadness”
The Chemical Brothers, “Free Yourself”
Chixdiggit!, “My Restaurant”
Cibo Matto, “Sunday, Pt. 1”
Ciara feat. Missy Elliott, “One, Two Step”
Clipse, “Dirty Money”
Jim Croce, “Operator”
Crosby, Stills, and Nash, “You Don’t Have To Cry”
Christopher Cross, “Ride Like the Wind”
Cryptacize, “Mythomania”
Crystal Castles, “Air War”
Culture Club, “Karma Chameleon”
Terrence Trent D’Arby, “Sign Your Name”
Daft Punk, “Around the World”
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich, “Hold Tight”
Dead Kennedys, “Kill the Poor”
DeBarge, “The Rhythm of the Night”
Deerhoof, “+81”
Deerhunter, “Octet”
Depeche Mode, “Personal Jesus”
Dial, “Helium”
The Diplomats, “Dipset Anthem”
DMX, “Stop Being Greedy”
The Doobie Brothers, “Black Water”
Dr. Dre feat. Snoop Dogg, “Nuthin’ But a G Thang”
The-Dream, “Love King”
Duran Duran, “Hungry Like The Wolf”
Bob Dylan, “Positively 4th Street”
The Eagles, “Lyin’ Eyes”
Eat Skull, “Cooking a Way to be Happy”
Elastica, “Connection”
The Everly Brothers, “All I Have to Do is Dream”
The Ben Folds Five, “The Battle of Who Could Care Less”
Eleanor Friedberger, “Stare at the Sun”
Eminem feat. Dido, “Stan”
Brian Eno, “Cindy Tells Me”
Eurythmics, “Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)”
Extreme, “More Than Words”
The Fall, “Glam-Racket”
Roberta Flack, “Killing Me Softly With His Song”
Flipper, “Ha Ha Ha”
Dan Fogelberg, “Longer”
The Free Design, “The Proper Ornaments”
Fur, “Devil to the Lamb”
Garbage, “Only Happy When It Rains”
Judy Garland, “Over the Rainbow”
Kevin Gates, “Paper Chasers”
Ghostface Killah, “Shakey Dog”
Freddie Gibbs, “20 Karat Jesus”
Godspeed You! Black Emperor, “The Dead Flag Blues”
Gorillaz feat. De La Soul, “Feel Good Inc.”
Go Sailor, “I’m Still Crying”
Granddaddy, “A.M. 180”
Colleen Green, “I Want to Grow Up”
Green Day, “Basket Case”
Grimes, “REALITi”
Gucci Mane, “Break Ya Self (Brrrussia version)”
Guided By Voices, “Teenage FBI”
Harvey Danger, “Flagpole Sitta”
Helium, “XXX”
Keri Hilson, “Pretty Girl Rock”
Hole, “Malibu”
The Hollies, “All I Need Is The Air That I Breathe”
Michael Jackson, “Rock With You”
Jay-Z, “Hard Knock Life”
Henry Jacobs, “Guitar Lesson”
Jawbreaker, “Fireman”
Jeremih, “Oui”
Jewel, “Standing Still”
Jimmy Eat World, “Sweetness”
Billy Joel, “Uptown Girl”
Scott Joplin, “The Entertainer”
Journey, “Don’t Stop Believin’”
Juelz Santana, “Mixin’ up the Medicine”
R. Kelly feat. T.I. & T-Pain, “I’m a Flirt (Remix)”
Kool and the Gang, “Celebration”
Lana Del Rey, “Off to the Races”
Lagwagon, “May 16”
The Libertines, “Horror Show”
Limp Bizkit, “Re-Arranged”
Lindstrom, “Where You Go I Go Too”
Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam, “Lost in Emotion”
Lit, “My Own Worst Enemy”
The Lonely Island feat. T-Pain, “I’m on a Boat”
Lotus Plaza, “What Grows?”
Lower Dens, “Candy”
Courtney Love, “I’ll Do Anything”
Love As Laughter, “Idol Worship”
M.I.A, “Bamboo Banga”
Madonna, “Hung Up”
Madlib, “Mystic Bounce”
Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks, “Ramp of Death”
The Mamas and the Papas, “California Dreamin’”
John Mayer, “New Light”
Meek Mill, “Dreams and Nightmares Intro”
Men at Work, “Safety Dance”
George Michael, “Faith”
The Modern Lovers, “I’m Straight”
Modest Mouse, “Heart Cooks Brain”
The Moldy Peaches, “Nothing Came Out”
Chris Montez, “The More I See You”
Alanis Morissette, “Head Over Feet”
Jason Mraz and Colbie Caillat, “Lucky”
MXPX, “Party, My House, Be There”
My Bloody Valentine, “You Never Should”
Nas, “The World Is Yours”
Johnny Nash, “I Can See Clearly Now”
Neu!, “Hallogallo”
New Order, “Subculture”
New Pornographers, “The Laws Have Changed”
Wayne Newton, “Danke Schoen”
Harry Nilsson, “Jump into the Fire”
Nine Inch Nails, “Wish”
Nirvana, “About a Girl”
The Notorious B.I.G., “Warning”
Maura O’Connell, “Summerfly”
The Orb, “Little Fluffy Clouds”
Panda Bear, “Mr Noah”
Pavement, “Harness Your Hopes (BBC Evening Session)”
Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth, “They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)”
Liz Phair, “Shane”
Pinhead Gunpowder, “I Am An Elephant”
The Platters, “Only You (And You Alone)”
The Pointer Sisters, “Jump”
Michael Praetorius, “Es ist ein Ros entsprungen”
Elvis Presley, “A Little Less Conversation”
Primal Scream, “Keep Your Dreams”
The Prodigy, “Breathe”
Propaghandi, “Anti-Manifesto”
Brian Protheroe, “Pinball”
Psychic Graveyard, “No”
Public Enemy, “Fight The Power”
Aileen Quinn, “Tomorrow”
Radiohead, “A Wolf at the Door”
Gerry Rafferty, “Right Down the Line”
Bonnie Raitt, “Something to Talk About”
The Ramones, “Chain Saw”
Otis Redding, “(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay”
Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, “In Motion”
Lou Reed and Metallica, “Junior Dad”
Rihanna feat. Jay-Z, “Umbrella”
Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton, “Islands in the Stream”
The Rolling Stones, “Sympathy for the Devil”
Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram, “Somewhere Out There”
Rosemary Krust, “Private Amber”
Diana Ross, “Theme From Mahogany”
Roxy Music, “More Than This”
A Savage, “Eyeballs”
The Shangri-Las, “Leader of the Pack”
Shanice, “I Love Your Smile”
Ed Sheeran, “Thinking Out Loud”
Sightings, “Yellow”
The Silver Jews, “Blue Arrangements”
Alan Silvestri, “The Back to the Future theme”
Paul Simon, “Kodachrome”
Ashlee Simpson, “Pieces of Me”
Slade, “Cum On Feel the Noize”
The Smashing Pumpkins, “Here’s to the Atom Bomb (New Wave version)”
The Soft Pink Truth, “Do They Owe Us A Living?”
Sonic Youth, “Jams Run Free”
Jordan Sparks and Chris Brown, “No Air”
Spoon, “The Mystery Zone”
Starving Weirdos, “Land Lines”
Stereolab, “Plastic Mile”
The Strokes, “12:51”
Swell Maps, “Let’s Build A Car”
Taylor Swift, “Style”
Stylophonic, “R U Experienced”
Jazmine Sullivan, “Mascara”
Suicidal Tendencies, “Institutionalized”
Taco, “Puttin’ on the Ritz”
James Taylor, “You’ve Got a Friend”
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, “Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy”
Throwing Muses, “Not Too Soon”
TLC, “Baby-Baby-Baby”
Tortoise, “Djed”
The Toys, “A Lover’s Concerto”
John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, “Summer Nights”
A Tribe Called Quest, “Can I Kick It?”
UB40, “Red Red Wine”
Joe Walsh, “Life’s Been Good”
Scott Weiland, “Paralysis”
Steely Dan, “Do It Again”
Stiff Little Fingers, “Suspect Device”
Stylophonic, “RU Experienced?”
T.I., “What You Know”
Mary Timony, “Blood Tree”
that dog., “I’m Gonna See You”
The Tymes, “So Much In Love”
Ultimate Painting, “Out in the Cold”
The Unicorns, “Child Star”
The Velvet Underground, “The Gift”
Waka Flocka Flame, “Hard in da Paint”
Ween, “Even If You Don’t”
Weezer, “Endless Bummer”
Kanye West, “Devil in a New Dress (G.O.O.D. Fridays version)”
WHAM!, “Wake Me Up (Before You Go-Go)”
White Hassle, “Oh, What a Feeling”
Matthew Wilder, “Break My Stride”
Bill Withers, “Lean on Me”
Wolf Eyes, “Human Animal”
Stevie Wonder, “My Cherie Amour”
Wye Oak, “Siamese”
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, “Maps”
Yo La Tengo, “My Heart’s Reflection”
Zaimph, “Removing Bits of History”
The Zombies, “Time of the Season”
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Excerpt from this story from Grist:
Government action to slash greenhouse gas emissions fell short in Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia during the decade after they mandated their first targets. But as policymakers in Cascadia failed, its activists triumphed.
Against the odds, and even their own expectations, activists blocked nearly every effort to use the region’s ports to expand the global fossil fuel trade between 2004 and 2017, according to research by InvestigateWest. Industry wanted to turn the Pacific Northwest into a fossil fuel export hub. Instead, environmentalists assembled coalitions that shut down or brought to a near-standstill proposals that, taken together, would have punched the carbon equivalent of five Keystone XL pipelines through Cascadia and its ports, according to research by the Seattle-based think tank Sightline Institute. Just last week, the owners of a proposed coal-export terminal in Longview, Washington, known as the Millennium Bulk Terminal, pulled the plug on the project.
Green groups saw success in fighting fuel-export proposals along the Pacific coast because they successfully enlisted non-traditional allies. And also because they put a lot of calories into figuring out how coal and oil were set to be physically exported. And then enlisting those communities at risk.
They targeted the underground pipelines snaking beneath communities. And the mile-long-plus trains rumbling through downtowns, cutting off emergency service vehicles and all other traffic numerous times daily. And the fuel processing plants that spew pollution into the air of often marginalized communities — all en route to impacting a warming planet.
Regional factors also played a role. Native American tribes and First Nations bands invoked their sovereign powers to muscle political power. And Cascadia’s liberal leanings and economic makeup eased the lift politically. Fossil fuel production makes up a small part of the region’s job base, and many politicians score with voters by opposing the likes of Big Oil. (Then-Seattle City Council member Mike O’Brien, once dubbed the city’s Most Divisive Man, had nothing to lose when he paddled into Seattle’s Elliott Bay to block a Shell drilling platform bound for the Arctic. O’Brien numbered among dozens of “kayaktivists” arrested that June, three months before the oil major shelved its Arctic drilling plans.)
The most important factor, though, was the sheer number of people that activists mobilized by reaching beyond their traditional alliances. In massive numbers, community members attended public hearings. Marched in protests. Spent nights and weekends at kitchen tables drafting pleas to government agencies.
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hi beautiful! so glad you’re feeling better! you’re awesome!!! hoping for some seattle recs I’m going for the first time w my boyfriend soon!! we’re from the midwest.
Sure!! A lil updated list of places I’ve enjoyed recently:
Downtown: The doughnut stand in Pike Place (enter on the tunnel side to the left of the main entrance on 1st and pike, by the newspaper stand and La Vaca) is amazing. get the dozen mixed flavor doughnuts. La Vaca is a literal hole in the wall burrito place right by the doughnut stand and it’s awesome. Moorea Seal is a cute store, I’ve never actually been in but I used to do their books and they’re close to Pike Place. Saffron Spice food truck which is by Bezos’ Balls from 12-2 PM M-F.
Belltown: Neon Boots always, Jupiter if you like pinball, Oaxaca Cantina for their “Summer Smash” which is an entire avocado fried into a tortilla, Design Within Reach, Biscuit Bitch
Queen Anne: The Space Needle is not overrated but $$ to go up. Kerry Park is still the best view of the city. How To Cook A Wolf is a+ fancy dinner.
Pioneer Square: Drygoods is the best fabric/notion store in the city. The Underground Tour is cheap and amazing and worth it. So many good antique stores. Copal has great vegan tacos.
Capitol Hill: Manao is great thai street food. Sizzle Pie is good vegan pizza. Foreign National is a really cute speakeasy style bar. There’s a Slayer themed vegan hot dog stand that is usually outside of Montana on Friday and Saturday nights. Analog Coffee is cute good coffee. Lost Lake is a good 24 hour diner (go during happy hour tho bc you can get a $15 vegan burger for $6), Oddfellows is great for brunch (if it’s nice out ask to be seated on the patio), Elliott Bay Books is a great bookstore, Guy Fieri signed the wall at Bok A Bok if you like fried chicken.
U District: Thai Thom is great but get there early or at a weird time because there’s always a huge wait, Goodfork is a good vegan/local restaurant, Flowers is a cute bar in an old flower shop, Cafe Racer is weird as hell and really fun - it’s a coffee shop, then they have brunch, lunch, dinner, then it turns into a bar at night. Sit in the upstairs area. Walk around UW Campus and go in Suzzallo to the silent reading room.
Wallingford: Octopus Bar is fun and has good flatbread pizza, The Meridian School has alien encounter support groups and is fun to just walk around, the best Rancho Bravo is here imo although you can also go to one in Cap Hill or the U District
Ballard: Bastille is a cute French bistro bar (get the French 75), Percy’s is a great bar with lots of plants and exposed brick walls, the Buffalo Exchange here is the best one in the city, Prism is a cute local/sustainable shop, Hattie’s Hat is a great super super old diner and dive bar
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Ep 17: Holland Saltsman - The Novel Neighbor
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Welcome to episode 17! We're interviewing the a.m.a.z.i.n.g Holland Saltsman, owner of The Novel Neighbor in Webster Groves, MO.
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In which We Discuss Bookstore Bathrooms, Discover that Staff Picks Work, and Talk About... Books...
Before we start drinking, check out Novel Neighbor's bathroom:
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It's too hot for bourbon, so we're rocking dirty gin martinis out of mason jars, coffee mugs, and martini glasses (apparently Kim's the classy one this episode).
Holland's Reading
Amazing Adventures of Aaron Broom by A E Hotchner (for Novel Neighbor's Subscription program)
Paperback Crush: The Totally Radical History of '80s and '90s Teen Fiction by Gabrielle Moss (pubs 10/30/18)
The Good Neighbor: The Life and Work of Fred Rogers by Maxwell King (the audiobook is read by LeVar Burton!)
Harry's Trees by Jon Cohen
The Anna Karenina Fix: Life Lessons from Russian Literature by Viv Groskop (pubs 10/23/18)
Emma's Reading
I'm Fine, But You Appear to Be Sinking by Leyna Krow
They Can't Kill Us Until They Kill Us by Hanif Abdurraqib
Betwixt-And-Between: Essays on the Writing Life by Jenny Boully
Educated: A Memoir by Tara Westover
Kim's Reading
Unbound: Transgender Men and the Remaking of Identity by Arlene Stein
When Katie Met Cassidy by Camille Perri
Juliet Takes a Breath by Gabby Rivera
Forthcoming & Newly-New Titles We're Excited About
Hannah's Excited About
The Diary of a Bookseller by Shaun Bythell
What If This Were Enough? by Heather Havrilesky (pubs 2018 Oct 2)
The Disasters by M K England (pubs 2018 Dec 12) - The Breakfast Club meets Guardians of the Galaxy!
Hungover: The Morning After and One Man's Quest for the Cure by Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall (pubs 2018 Nov 20)
Time's Convert by Deborah Harkness
Kim's Excited About
Washington Black by Esi Edugyan (author of Half-Blood for folks who love Sing Unburied Sing and The Underground Railroad. author of Half-Blood Blues)
Monstress Volume 3 by Marjorie Liu
Vengeful by V E Schwab (follow up to Vicious)
The Fifth Risk by Michael Lewis
Shade: A Tale of Two Presidents by Pete Souza (author of Obama: An Intimate Portrait)
Emma's Excited About
Severence by Ling Ma
Rosewater by Tade Thompson
Also mentioned: The Murders of Molly Southbourne
Exit Stage Left: The Snagglepuss Chronicles by Mark Russell and Mike Feehan (author of the Flintstones comic reboot)
Bonus Podcast Recommendation: Super Skull
All You Can Ever Know by Nicole Chung (pubs 2 Oct 2018)
Friday Black by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah (pubs 23 Oct 2018)
Y'all. Hot take here. Staff picks work! Emma had a staff pick on All the Lives I Want and Holland actually picked it up at Elliott Bay while visiting Seattle before our episode! (Shout out to our episode with Amy Stephenson from The Booksmith, who initially recommended it to us, and to our favorite audiobook provider, Libro.fm.)
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Chapter II [26:37]
In Which No One Tells Holland She's Crazy, People Love Their Greeting Cards, The Drunk Booksellers Marvel at Novel Neighbor's Ability to Handsell Events, and We Reiterate that Bookstores are a Business (whaaaa?)
The Novel Neighbor: More Than A Bookstore
The Novel Neighbor is not just a bookstore. In addition to author events, they host birthday parties, summer camps, bookstore yoga, and adult classes (like continuing ed, but sexier), among other things (sorry Amanda!).
Recommended reading for staff retreats:
StrengthsFinder 2.0 by Tom Rath
168 Hours: You Have More Time Than You Think by Laura VanderKam
Beware of squirreling, y'all.
Chapter III [47:06]
In Which We Move From Books to Books, Talk About Hybridity, and We Finally Meet a Bookseller Who Has Read Harry Potter
Book Description Guaranteed to Get You Reading
Anything meets anything. NOT "It's the next" NOT EVERYTHING IS THE NEXT HUNGER GAMES, Y'ALL. Hybridity.
Holland loved a book that was Comic Con meets The Help. FYI, it's called The Almost Sisters by Joshilyn Jackson.
Emma recommends Hawkeye by Matt Friction. It's Buffy meets Veronica Mars. Which apparently is listed on Emma's shelf talker. But, like, who reads those?
Desert Island Pick
The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett
Emma hasn't finished The Secret Garden, but The Little Princess might be Emma's Desert Island pick. That said, she hearts Mandy by Julie Andrews, which is kinda the same thing, so that counts, right?
Station Eleven Picks
Practical: anything from the Did you Know shelf, such as How to Stay Alive in the Woods: A Complete Guide to Food, Shelter and Self-Preservation Anywhere by Bradford Angier
Political: Destiny of the Republic: A Tale of Madness, Medicine and the Murder of a President by Candice Millard
Wild Pick
The Amazing Adventures of a Nobody and The Kindness Diaries: One Man's Quest to Ignite Goodwill and Transform Lives Around the World by Leon Logothetis
Book of Joy by the Dalai Lama
Bookseller Confession
Holland hated Fates and Furies by Lauren Groff and The Nest by Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney. Also, she never read Catcher in the Rye, which both Kim and Emma are totally okay with. Emma says you should skip Catcher and read Franny and Zooey.
Shout out to a bookseller who has actually read Harry Potter.
Go-To Handsell
Best book Holland has read since she opened the bookstore (whoa): The One-In-A-Million Boy by Monica Wood
Kids of Appetite by David Arnold (if you liked Outsiders, read this)
Go-To Picture Books:
Lady Pancake and Sir French Toast by John Funk, illustrated by Brendan Kearney
Interstellar Cinderella by Deborah Underwood, illustrated by Meg Hunt
Impossible Handsell
Good Luck of Right Now by Matthew Quick (author of Silver Linings Playbook and The Reason You're Alive)
FYI: Emma's really into Richard Gere.
Book for Booksellers
Throw back to Laura VanderKam
10% Happier: How I Tamed the Voice in My Head, Reduced Stress Without Losing My Edge, and Found Self-Help That Actually Works by Dan Harris
Favorite Bookstores
Flyleaf Books - Chapel Hill, NC
Elliott Bay Book Company - Seattle, WA
Strand Book Store - New York, NY
novel. - Memphis, TN
The Last Bookstore - Los Angeles, CA
Road Trips are for bookstores, right?
Favorite Literary Media
Shelf Awareness
What Should I Read Next Podcast (hosted by Anne Bogel, author of Reading People: How Seeing the World through the Lens of Personality Changes Everything and I'd Rather Be Reading: The Delights and Dilemmas of the Reading Life)
Book Riot
Drunk Booksellers
Epilogue
In which we tell you where to find Novel Neighbor on the Internets
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Facebook: @novelneighbor
Twitter: @novelneighbor
Instagram: @novelneighbor
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Camping Trip || July 18th - July 29th, 2018
Posted on the boards of both of the Explorer’s Guilds are notices about a special event available for every citizens on the islands. It’s a camping trip, with supplies and transportation provided by the Explorer’s Guild! The guild believes that this trip will help potential voyagers with their survival skills, possibly encourage people to go on their own independent voyage, and help people of the islands to get to know each other. And due to the success of the first camping trip last year, they’ve decided to hold it for another year!
While last year, this trip took place on Forest Haven, the guild has decided to be a little more daring this year. Several scouts have personally gone out to the sea to find the perfect venue for a good camping trip, and have found an island rife with ruins, mystery, and even more. They have declared it Fenith Island.
The camping trip lasts roughly three days, with participants arriving in the evening of the first day, spending the night, spending one entire day on the island, spending another night in, and then leaving the next afternoon. There will be a special area set up by the shore that wards off monsters for the participants to make up camp! Participants are allowed to bring their weapon and one small backpack of their essentials. All food and camping supplies will be provided by the guild.
Since this island is recently discovered and you may find dangerous things lying in wait outside of the designated safe zone, each camper will be given a two-charmed necklace! This is a silver-chained necklace with two distinct charms on it: a white circle and a red square. The red square protects against a normally killing blow, absorbing whatever would have killed you. The red square can only be used once, and will shatter into dust when it has been activated (and, of course, it doesn’t work at all if you’re not wearing it). The white circle is meant to be a distress signal. If you press your thumb into the white circle, then it will send a signal to the closest campers to your location, making their white circles flash red. The circles will then act as a compass that brings you to the camper in distress.
Citizens of either island can sign up to be randomized into a 2-3 person tent! At the beginning of the event, these random pairings will be announced! Let’s hope that you don’t end up with someone who snores…
The deadline to sign up for the camping trip is July 17th at 10PM EST:
Sonja
Kamil
Elliott
Maerwen
Marlin
Carlos
Neil
Laney
Emily
Kuruna
Dan
Iluka
Alicia
Pia
Lisette
Violet
Masked Man (Matai)
Celia
Georgia
Jake
Sam
Vishnal
Sebastian
Danny
Mist
Leon
Kai
Forte
Ivan
Michelle
Zavier
Tina
Raeger
Witchie
Leia
Lily (RF)
Pandora
Lyric
Elise
Shane
Wayne
Dylas
Popuri
Leah
Henri
There will be three main events you can participate in during this camping trip! And unlike other events, all threads made during this event must be completed before the end of the event. So keep that in mind as you’re going off on your shenanigans!
You may also Discord thread or Tumblr thread in groups outside of the three main events. However, all threads done in this manner also must be completed, or at least must end, before the end of the event.
FIRESIDE CHAT
In the center of the safe area on Fenith Island is a large, magical bonfire that will be ablaze all night. The bonfire itself produces whatever ward is used to keep the monsters at bay, so it’s been made extra strong so that it won’t go out! Along with this bonfire, the is plenty of food to procure in this center area, and there’s even a cool little radio playing music!
This will be the scenario for the Fireside Chat, which will be the group Discord channel of the event! Campers are free to mingle with whoever else wanders into the center area, between whatever else they are doing during this trip!
TENT SHENANIGANS
Since all of the tents will be assigned randomly, you’ll have plenty of time to get to know your tent-mates during the trip. You can decide where to set up your tent and get to know everyone else! Remember to keep your tent in the safe zone to avoid monster encounters!
Unfortunately, while the Explorer’s Guild attempts to be as perfect as possible, there is a possibility that there may be an issue with your group’s supplies. When your groups are matched up, roll to see if something has unfortunately happened to your tent group:
t!choose nothing | bags | tent | animals | BEAR
NOTHING means that nothing bad has happened! BAGS means that your group is missing one sleeping bag! TENT means that the tent is faulty and can’t be set up! ANIMALS means that some harmless forest creatures have somehow stolen the participant’s personal bags! Finally…BEAR means that once the group has set up their tent and left for a while, they’ll come back to find that a bear has taken up residence in their tent. Unfortunately, the magic fire does not repel bears. Only monsters. Go punch that bear.
FENITH ISLAND EXPEDITION
Fenith Island is a newly discovered island, and the voyagers who found it didn’t do anything aside from take a cursory glance at it. So, the Explorer’s Guild has decided to put out suitable rewards for going out and finding out what the island used to be.
By going out in teams of 2-4 people...or if you would rather journey out alone...you may find certain artifacts and items of interest around Fenith Island while on expeditions. These artifacts can either be kept by a member of your team...or handed over to the Explorer’s Guild at the end of the trip for 15,000G. Regardless, once you find an artifact, it will be in your possession for the remainder of the camping trip, whether that’s a good thing or a bad thing.
Artifacts and Items of Interest can be found by journeying outside of the safe zone on an expedition of 1-4 campers. There are several points of interest that you may encounter while you’re out there. The Sea Cave, the Town Ruins, the Dragon Shrine, and the Underground Tunnels. While you’re free to explore each of the locations at your own leisure when you’re outside of an expedition, these locations hold secrets that are only found on expeditions.
The Sea Cave is a large cave found by the northern shore of the island. It’s a rather large cave dug into the island itself with a long river of sea water cutting through it. There are several offshoot caves leading out from this one, each with monsters lurking inside.
The Town Ruins are the ruins of a small town that once resided on Fenith Island. It appears to be just an average town dated at least two hundred years ago. There doesn’t seem to be any monsters taking up residence in this area. Maybe some friendly wildlife just lives here!
The Dragon Shrine is a small shrine located high in the island’s lone mountain, onlooking the rest of the island. The view honestly can’t be beat! There is an altar to pray at, a small shrine to visit and look around in, and a breathtaking view to take in! There are a few monsters roaming around on the path to the shrine, so take caution!
The Underground Tunnels are a massive network of caves beneath the surface of the island. However...finding an entrance is nearly impossible. But falling down a hole into the tunnels is easy! If you find the tunnels, it’s probably because you fell down a hole into them. And finding a way out will be tricky. There are many monsters down in this area, so be prepared!
Each character may only go on one expedition for the camping trip. Campers are free to explore all areas outside of their expedition and get into their own trouble, but cannot find an artifact or item of interest without being given an expedition prompt.
Once you have gathered your expedition party - or decided to journey out alone - roll a number from 1 to 20 in a designated Discord channel! Tag a moderator once you get your number to get your expedition prompt.
There are twenty different artifacts to find on Fenith Island. Each artifact has its own expedition prompt to go with it. They will have their own unique events that involve the artifact or item of interest in some way! As such, once a number has been drawn, it cannot be drawn again. So if a team draws 20, then all future expeditions must re-roll if they draw 20.
Content Warning: All expeditions are considered Level One on a voyage scale, which means that anything you see on these expeditions are something you would reasonably see in a Rune Factory game. Nothing intense this time, folks!
Please note that if you want to push the boundaries content-level wise of your expedition (ex. explicit descriptions of injuries, going ham on horror-related genre stuff, writing in some extra details that may not be RF friendly, or anything else comparable) you must get explicit permission from all other expedition members involved before you write it. If your expedition members are uncomfortable with these subjects, then leave that shit at home, son.
If you choose to get into teams and roll for your number before the event actually begins, that is completely fine! We’ll make a note of it and post it once the event begins!
Current Expedition Availability:
Reserved by Laney
Reserved by Popuri, Neil, and Shane
Reserved by Elliott, Sebastian, and Sam
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Reserved by Kamil, Phillip, Georgia and Raeger
Reserved by Maerwen, Witchie, Kuruna and Jake
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Reserved by Carlos, Alicia, Dan and Kai
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Reserved by Michelle and Tina
Reserved by Lyric
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Reserved by Sonja, Zavier, and Lisette
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Reserved by Danny
Reserved by Violet
Reserved by Marlin, Forte, Ivan, and Mist
Reserved by Matai
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Primo Network Adventures Reviews Highlights Of A Trip To Seattle
Primo Network Adventures reviews the best attractions of Seattle.
Seattle is a coastal seaport city in Washington that enjoys an oceanic marine climate. Host to numerous events during the year, Seattle is known for its annual fairs and festivals, including the Seattle International Film Festival.
Browse the vendors at the Pike Place Market selling flowers, cheese, seafood, and vegetables, as well as knickknacks and handicrafts. Delve underground to the down under maze of small shops beneath the main level for more shopping. Primo Network Adventures reviews taking a trip up the Space Needle, the iconic 650-foot high tower with a restaurant and observation deck at the top for stunning views and fine food. Stroll through the Olympic Sculpture Park, enjoying the fine views of the mountains, harbor, and cityscape, as well as the sculptures placed among the paths.
Or ride the Seattle Great Wheel within the gondola-type cabins and travel 175 feet high to see the Olympic Mountains, Elliott Bay, and the city below.
Boat lovers should head for the Center for Wooden Boats displaying over 100 historic boats, a pier, and the option to rent a boat or enjoy a vintage boat ride. There is the Boeing tour for aircraft enthusiasts, including watching jets being made and a chance to design your digital jet. Primo Network Adventures reviews the Museum of Flight exhibiting aircraft ranging from the Wright Brothers glider to the stealth ‘Blackbird.
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Enjoy the Pacific Northwest Ballet culture, the Seattle Symphony, the Seattle Children’s Theatre, or the 5th Avenue Theatre, where shows and entertainment are spectacular. Promotions2U reviews visiting the Seattle Pinball Museum, housing over 50 vintage and current machines to play. Or enjoy the 92-acres of zoological gardens at the Woodland Park Zoo, home to 300 species. Here you will find the Zoomazium, an indoor, nature-themed play space for kids.
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Book Review: Meet Cute
Meet Cute
edited by Jennifer L. Armentrout
This book stands up to it's title, because it's really, really cute. REALLY CUTE. I can't get over how cute it is.
Also, in the name of total honestly, I didn't actually know the term "meet cute" before I started this book, so I finished the first few stories and was like WHAT THE HECK, IT JUST STOPS? AS THEY MEET? and then I googled what a meet cute was...and yeah. Makes sense. (also, the name of the butcher in iZombie makes SO MUCH more sense now)
So, the basic gist of this book is that it's a whole bunch of teenagers, meeting their love interests; but only their first meeting. Their meet cutes. And they were CUTE. These are little tiny snippets of the beginnings of relationships, and they varied from romcom romantic to friends to lovers.
The stories were wonderfully inclusive, too, which is fantastic (not all white cishet stories!), and I don't think there was one story that I didn't enjoy. Some did fall a bit more flat than others, and of course I have my favorites, like the one about two girls meeting during a layover in an airport, but this is easily the best anthology I've read. Anthologies and I don't really get along because I tend to only like two or three out of a dozen or so stories, but this anthology is a solid, thoroughly enjoyable one.
4/5 stars
-Aine
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Poet Scarlett Sabet’s 3 Collections Zoreh, The Lock and The Key and Rocking Underground, at The Elliott Bay Book Company in Seattle, Washington last night.
Scarlett said:
“Right before my poetry reading last night at Elliot Bay Books, I took a picture of my three collections on the @elliottbaybookco lectern. The same lectern that Joan Didion has read from, Seamus Heaney, Allen Ginsberg, Haruki Murakami, to name but a few.”
Photo: Scarlett Z Sabet Instagram
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COVID-19 roundup: no new cases reported locally for third straight day
The COVID-19 case number in Grey-Bruce remains at 99 as no new cases of the disease were reported in Tuesday’s daily situation report released by the Grey Bruce Health Unit.
Eighty-eight cases have now recovered leaving 10 active cases reported in the region, none of which are currently hospitalized.
No deaths have been attributed to the disease locally and there are no local long-term care or retirement homes with a declared COVID-19 outbreak.
Owen Sound remains the municipality with the highest prevalence of reported cases at 47, followed by Southgate at 12.
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The 158th Owen Sound Emancipation Festival is going digital amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Normally a three-day festival, which was traditionally a homecoming of sorts for the descendants of those who escaped to the area through the Underground Railroad, will take on a new look this year.
Organizers are currently raising funds through grants and donations and are in the process of preparing a program to modify the event for online audiences.
The Emancipation Festival was established in 1862, when Owen Sound and area residents held the first Owen Sound Emancipation Celebration Picnic to commemorate the British Commonwealth Emancipation Act of Aug. 1, 1834. The event grew to include the United States Emancipation Proclamation that followed on Jan. 1, 1863.
It includes the longest-running emancipation picnic in North America, held each year on Aug. 1.
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The Town of Saugeen Shores is encouraging local shoppers to follow the advice of public health officials and wear a cloth or similar non-medical face mask when entering local retail settings.
The Town made the announcement on their Facebook page Tuesday alongside a picture of mask-wearing councillors taking part in a Zoom online conference.
According to the message, businesses across the community have been voicing concerns that some members of the public are not wearing masks while visiting their stores.
During a webinar last week with regional business leaders and the general business community, Dr. Ian Arra stressed that ensuring physical distancing was the highest priority in modifying business operations in preparation for reopening.
Some stores in Ontario have made wearing a mask mandatory. Recently, the CEO of Longo’s grocery stores announced they would not permit shoppers to enter their stores without a mask.
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Ontario’s health minister said the province is heading in a “very promising” direction after 230 new cases of COVID-19 were reported Tuesday.
The increase brings the province-wide tally of the disease to 31,090.
“Most days there are now more resolved than new daily cases of COVID-19, meaning fewer active cases of people with the virus,” Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott said in a tweet. “Today, with 337 more resolved and 230 new cases, there are now 107 fewer active cases of COVID-19 in Ontario, an important downward trend.”
The province announced Tuesday that child care centres would reopen June 26 with strict protocols in place to allow parents to return to work.
Children and staff will be in groups of 10 or less and be screened prior to entry.
Encouraging numbers at hospitals are also trending downward. Province-wide, there are 600 people in the hospital battling COVID-19, 116 of those in intensive care, and 88 on ventilators.
Over 65 per cent of all reported COVID-19 cases have been in the GTA, which remains in Stage 1 of the province’s economic reopening while other regions plan to move to Stage 2 later this week.
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150 fave songs 2 years ago
1. Stand By Me…………………………………………………………...Ben E. King
2. Strawberry Fields Forever……………………………………………...The Beatles
3. Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels)……………………………………………Arcade Fire
4. Runaway………………………………………………...Kanye West feat. Pusha T
5. God Only Knows………………………………………………….The Beach Boys
6. Heroin……………………………………………………The Velvet Underground
7. Desolation Row…………………………………………………………Bob Dylan
8. Hey Jude………………………………………………………………..The Beatles
9. (White Man) In Hammersmith Palais……………………………………The Clash
10. In The Aeroplane Over The Sea………………………………..Neutral Milk Hotel
11. In The Mouth A Desert…………………………………………………..Pavement
12. Be My Baby…………………………………………………………..The Ronettes
13. Everything In Its Right Place……………………………………………Radiohead
14. I Know It’s Over………………………………………………………..The Smiths
15. Astral Weeks………………………………………………………...Van Morrison
16. All My Friends…………………………………………............LCD Soundsystem
17. Five Years…………………………………………………………….David Bowie
18. Waterloo Sunset…………………………………………………………The Kinks
19. Folsom Prison Blues (Live at Folsom Prison)……………………......Johnny Cash
20. Killer Queen…………………………………………………………………Queen
21. Say It Ain’t So……………………………………………………………...Weezer
22. Family Affair……………………………………………..Sly & The Family Stone
23. Worst Behavior………………………………………………………………Drake
24. Video Games………………………………………………………...Lana Del Rey
25. I Want You Back……………………………………………………The Jackson 5
26. Say Yes……………………………………………………………….Elliott Smith
27. Earth Angel…………………………………………………………..The Penguins
28. I Want To Hold Your Hand……………………………………………The Beatles
29. Good Morning, Captain……………………………………………………….Slint
30. Digital Love……………………………………………………………...Daft Punk
31. My Girls…………………………………………………………Animal Collective
32. All I Want…………………………………………………………….Joni Mitchell
33. Race For The Prize………………………………………………The Flaming Lips
34. The Message……………………………...Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five
35. Avril 14th……………………………………………………………...Aphex Twin
36. Ode To Viceroy……………………………………………………..Mac DeMarco
37. God……………………………………………………………………John Lennon
38. Once In A Lifetime………………………………………………….Talking Heads
39. At Last…………………………………………………………………..Etta James
40. Rollin’ Stone………………………………………………………..Muddy Waters
41. Happiness Is A Warm Gun…………………………………………….The Beatles
42. Bizarre Love Triangle…………………………………………………..New Order
43. One………………………………………………………………………………U2
44. 1979…………………………………………………………...Smashing Pumpkins
45. Sounds Of Silence……………………………………………..Simon & Garfunkel
46. Gimme Shelter…………………………………………………The Rolling Stones
47. A Day In The Life……………………………………………………...The Beatles
48. Hey Ya!………………………………………………………………….....Outkast
49. Pyramids………………………………………………………………Frank Ocean
50. Falling For You…………………………………………………………..…Weezer
51. Candy Says………………………………………………The Velvet Underground
52. Heart Of Gold…………………………………………………………..Neil Young
53. Another Morning Stoner………….And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead
54. Good Vibrations…………………………………………………..The Beach Boys
55. Just Like Heaven………………………………………………………….The Cure
56. Thunder Road…………………………………………………...Bruce Springsteen
57. Life On Mars?………………………………………………………...David Bowie
58. A Whiter Shade Of Pale……………………………………………..Procol Harum
59. Fight The Power……………………………………………………..Public Enemy
60. When Doves Cry…………………………………………………………….Prince
61. Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’…………………………………….Michael Jackson
62. Radio Cure…………………………………………………………………...Wilco
63. Where Is My Mind…………………………………………………………...Pixies
64. You Got Me………………………………………….The Roots feat. Erykah Badu
65. The Weight……………………………………………………………….The Band
66. Stay Free…………………………………………………………………The Clash
67. I Watched The Film The Song Remains The Same…………………Sun Kil Moon
68. Coronus, The Terminator……………………………………………..Flying Lotus
69. Mystery Train…………………………………………………………Elvis Presley
70. White Winter Hymnal………………………………………………….Fleet Foxes
71. Alright……………………………………………………………..Kendrick Lamar
72. Drunk In Love…………………………………………………Beyonce feat. Jay-Z
73. Hannah Hunt……………………………………………………Vampire Weekend
74. Banquet………………………………………………………………….Bloc Party
75. Flashing Lights…………………………………………...Kanye West feat. Dwele
76. Alone Again Or……………………………………………………………….Love
77. (Sittin’ On) The Dock Of The Bay…………………………………...Otis Redding
78. Accordian……………………………………………………………….Madvillain
79. Feels Like We Only Go Backwards………………………………….Tame Impala
80. Crazy………………………………………………………………..Gnarls Barkley
81. Serve The Servants…………………………………………………………Nirvana
82. Protect Ya Neck…………………………………………………….Wu-Tang Clan
83. Working Class Hero…………………………………………………..John Lennon
84. Teeth Like God’s Shoeshine………………………………………..Modest Mouse
85. Sunday Morning…………………………………………The Velvet Underground
86. There Is A Light That Never Goes Out………………………………...The Smiths
87. The Kids Are Alright……………………………………………………..The Who
88. Hold On, We’re Going Home……………………………Drake feat. Majid Jordan
89. The Boxer……………………………………………………...Simon & Garfunkel
90. Mr. Brightside…………………………………………………………..The Killers
91. Subterranean Homesick Blues…………………………………………..Bob Dylan
92. Thirteen…………………………………………………………………….Big Star
93. Planet Caravan………………………………………………………Black Sabbath
94. Everything Is Embarrassing…………………………………………...Sky Ferreira
95. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road……………………………………………Elton John
96. Every Single Night…………………………………………………….Fiona Apple
97. Say You Will………………………………………………………......Kanye West
98. Nude……………………………………………………………………..Radiohead
99. Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)………………………………Kate Bush
100. Things We Said Today………………………………………………..The Beatles
101. The Wind Cries Mary……………………………...The Jimi Hendrix Experience
102. Wish You Were Here………………………………………………….Pink Floyd
103. Maps……………………………………………………………Yeah Yeah Yeahs
104. You Got Lucky……………………………….....Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
105. Ocean Man…………………………………………………………………..Ween
106. Two Weeks…………………………………………………………..Grizzly Bear
107. A Change Is Gonna Come…………………………………………….Sam Cooke
108. Sunday………………………………………...Earl Sweatshirt feat. Frank Ocean
109. Paper Planes………………………………………………………………..M.I.A.
110. Bohemian Rhapsody………………………………………………………..Queen
111. Here……………………………………………………………………..Pavement
112. Roxanne………………………………………………………………..The Police
113. Tell Me Why………………………………………………………….Neil Young
114. You Never Give Me Your Money……………………………………The Beatles
115. A Message To You Rudy……………………………………………The Specials
116. Yonkers………………………………………………………..Tyler, The Creator
117. Clint Eastwood……………………………………………………………Gorillaz
118. Idioteque………………………………………………………….........Radiohead
119. Jesus, Etc.…………………………………………………………………...Wilco
120. What’s Going On……………………………………………………Marvin Gaye
121. Needle In The Hay………………………………………………......Elliott Smith
122. Back Of Your Head…………………………………………………….Cat Power
123. I’m Only Sleeping…………………………………………………….The Beatles
124. Really Love…………………………………………...D’Angelo & the Vanguard
125. Get Got……………………………………………………………….Death Grips
126. Svefn-G-Englar…………………………………………………………Sigur Ros
127. Psycho Killer………………………………………………………Talking Heads
128. Aerodynamic…………………………………………………………...Daft Punk
129. Sound And Vision…………………………………………………...David Bowie
130. N.Y. State Of Mind……………………………………………………………Nas
131. Watching The Detectives………………………………………......Elvis Costello
132. Such Great Heights……………………………………………The Postal Service
133. Nuthin’ But A G Thang………………………..Dr. Dre feat. Snoop Doggy Dogg
134. Postcards From Italy………………………………………………………..Beirut
135. Losing My Religion……………………………………………………….R.E.M.
136. Let’s Stay Together……………………………………………………...Al Green
137. Ever Fallen In Love?…………………………………………………..Buzzcocks
138. Redemption Song……………………………………………………..Bob Marley
139. Wouldn’t It Be Nice…………………………………………......The Beach Boys
140. New Slaves…………………………………………………………...Kanye West
141. Street Fighting Man…………………………………………..The Rolling Stones
142. Rolling In The Deep………………………………………………………...Adele
143. Like A Rolling Stone…………………………………………………..Bob Dylan
144. Butterfly…………………………………………………………………...Weezer
145. Ex-Factor……………………………………………………………...Lauryn Hill
146. BTSTU……………………………………………………………………Jai Paul
147. A Milli………………………………………………………………….Lil Wayne
148. Since U Been Gone………………………………………………..Kelly Clarkson
149. (What’s So Funny ‘Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding?……...Elvis Costello
150. September……………………………………………………Earth, Wind, & Fire
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