Favorite songs of 2009

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Antony and the Johnsons - Aeon, Epilepsy is Dancing
Bob Dylan - Beyond Here Lies Nothin', If You Ever Go to Houston
Bruce Springsteen - Outlaw Pete, Kingdom of Days
Depeche Mode - Wrong
Franz Ferdinand - Ulysses, Twilight Omens
Manic Street Preachers - Journal for Plague Lovers, Marlon J.D.
Morrissey - I'm Throwing My Arms Around Paris, I'm OK By Myself
Neko Case - This Tornado Loves You, Red Tide
Pet Shop Boys - Love Etc.
Placebo - Battle for the Sun
PJ Harvey and John Parish - A Woman a Man Walked By/The Crow Knows Where the Little Children Go, Black Hearted Love
Prince - Chocolate Box, Dreamer
Street Dogs - War After the War
U2 - Moment of Surrender, Magnificent
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Skeletons, Hysteric, Zero
 
Depeche Mode - Wrong, Peace
U2 - Breathe
Andrew Bird - Masterswarm
Animal Collective - My Girls, Summertime Clothes, Daily Routine
Doves - Jetstream, Kingdom Of Rust, The Greatest Denier, Spellbound
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Zero, Heads Will Roll
Lily Allen - The Fear
Lady Gaga - Just Dance, Poker Face
Green Day - Know Your Enemy
DMB - Funny The Way It Is
 
Royksopp - Happy Up Here, This Must Be It, You Don't Have a Clue
Beirut - No Dice
Lotus Plaza - Antoine
The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart - A Teenager in Love, Stay Alive
Doves - Jetstream
Animal Collective - My Girls (obligatory?)

I need to relisten to a bunch of albums though, i.e. nothing stood out straight away for me from Bromst, but I'm trying to get into it.
 
U2 - Magnificent, Unknown Caller, Breathe
Doves - Kingdom of Rust, Winter Hill, House of Mirrors
Lily Allen - The Fear, Everyone's At It
 
Hmmm... let's see..
Songs in no particular order, except for Boots:

1. U2 - Get on Your Boots

Bruce Springsteen - Outlaw Pete
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Zero
Phoenix - 1901
Oasis - Those Swollen Hand Blues
Green Day - Know Your Enemy
Franz Ferdinand - Twilight Omens
Doves - Kingdom of Rust
Bob Dylan - Beyond Here Lies Nothin', If You Ever Go to Houston, Life Is Hard
The Veils - Sit Down by the Fire, It Hits Deep, Three Sisters
U2 - first five songs from NLOTH (yeah, sue me.)
 
Bon Iver - Blood Bank
Franz Ferdinand - Ulysses
Bruce Springsteen - Outlaw Pete
U2 - Moment of Surrender/Unknown Caller
Bob Dylan - Life is Hard
Metric - Gimme Sympathy
 
outlaw pete is still too long, but it's growing on me. however, i really like my lucky day. probably because it reminds me of the outlets' "knock me down" meets old school REM.
 
Some non-YYY suggestions:

Andrew Bird - "Anonanimal"
Animal Collective - the entire damn album
Bat for Lashes - "Glass"
Bob Dylan - "If You Ever Go to Houston," "Shake Shake Mama," "I Feel a Change Comin' On"
Charles Spearin - "Vanessa"
The Decemberists - "The Wanting Comes in Waves/Repaid," "The Queen's Rebuke," "The Drowned"
The National - "So Far Around the Bend," "Sleep All Summer (ft. St. Vincent)"
Phoenix - "Lisztomania," "Love Like a Sunset"
Shuttlecock - "Courts of Lebanon"
 
I've only found Depche Mode's "Wrong" single to be good in 2009 other then the U2 album. I hope The Manics "Journal for Plague Lovers" album doesn't disappoint. :). I loved "Send Away the Tigers" when U2 were doing their recording sessions.
 
outlaw pete is still too long, but it's growing on me. however, i really like my lucky day. probably because it reminds me of the outlets' "knock me down" meets old school REM.

I would like Outlaw Pete if the lyrics weren't so ridiculous/terrible. I wholly agree that My Lucky Day is awesome.
 
"Fences" by Phoenix has been in constant rotation for the past month or so.

Along with that:

"Breathe" by The 'Cock
"Daily Routine," "My Girls," and "Brother Sport" by Animal Collective
"The Rake's Song" by The Decemberists
"I'm on a Boat" by The Lonely Island
"Turn It On" by Franz Ferdinand
"Jetstream" by Doves
"Outlaw Pete," and "The Wrestler" by Springsteen
"Beyond Here Lies Nothin'" by Bob Dylan
 
I'm sorry. We were looking for "Santana DVX." Better luck next time.

That's right, motherfucker.

Best song on the whole album is the Natalie Portman rap, but that came out in '06, right?
 
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"My band got a record deal because my daddy runs a famous modeling agency!"

Something like that.

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I get this may be annoying for some people, but in this day and age...so what?

Business is all about connections, "Who you know, not what you know". Does this mean that I should hate everyone who's ever gotten a job by "knowing someone"? I don't think I've personally ever received a job anywhere without having some sort of "in".

Plus, there are far shittier bands out there with deals based on their own "merits".
 
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