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1 Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head 2 Enough is Enough (No More Tears) 3 Make Me Lose Control 4 Deny Deny Deny 5 Bring the Pain 6 Into You Like a Train 7 Something to Talk About 8 Let it Be 9 Thanks for the Memories 10 Much Too Much 11 Owner of a Lonely Heart 12 Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer 13 Begin the Begin 14 Tell Me Sweet Little Lies 15 Break on Through 16 It's the End of the World 17 (As We Know It) 18 Yesterday 19 What Have I Done to Deserve This? 20 Band-Aid Covers the Bullet Hole 21 Superstition 22 The Name of the Game 23 Blues for Sister Someone 24 Damage Case 25 17 Seconds 26 Deterioration of the Fight or Flight Response 27 Losing My Religion

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Jim Noir
My Dad Recordings		  
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Gemma Hayes
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 James Blunt
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Sunny Road
Emiliana Torrini
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War On Sound
Moonbabies
Hidden Agenda Records		   

"War on Sound" performed by the Moonbabies is one of my favorite new tracks of the year. Synched at the end of Owner Of A Lonely Heart, the composition is a delicious combination of lush beauty and jaunty pop that I often associate with bands from the Midwest. And although the label is Midwestern (Hidden/Parasol based in Champaign,IL) the band is Scandinavian. A duo comprised of Ola Frick and Carina Johansson, Moonbabies got together in 1996 in their home city of Malmo, Sweden and have released an EP and two albums stateside. Praised by the American music press, one critic states "an impressive marriage of traditional indie pop and modern electronic production". (I am going to have to crib that quote the next time I am asked to describe the music on Grey's Anatomy). The new mini-album is dreamy and merits repeated listening. Hidden Agenda/Parasol, the bands label can always be counted on for great new music. Parasol started as a mail order catalog in the late 80s pushing truly pop records to a small but loyal group of fanatics and collectors via snail mail. Founder Geoff Merritt saw a future releasing records by and for his friends and the Parasol empire was born& He launched the Mud (home of Hum and Sarge) and Spur labels in the early 90's and The Hidden Agenda imprint was founded in 1996 --Ken Stringfellow, Bettie Serveert, Fonda, Poster Children, Kevin Tihista, Jose Gonzalez, The Soundtrack Of Our Lives and Moonbabies are all on the roster.