Artist	Song
Razorlight	In The Morning
Muse	Supermassive Black Hole
The Divine Comedy	Becoming More Like Alfie
The Beach Boys	Cottonfields
Nina Simone	Sinnerman
Teenage Fanclub	Speed Of Light
Ben Folds	Tiny Dancer(Live)
Elton John	Tiny Dancer
Johnny Cash	A Boy Named Sue
Dirty Pretty Things	Bang Bang, You're Dead
Blood, Sweat & Tears	Just One Smile
King Curtis	A Whiter Shade Of Pale
Nina Simone	Feeling Good
Muse	Feeling Good
Radiohead	No Surprises
Crosby, Stills And Nash	Suite:Judy Blue Eyes
Crosby, Stills And Nash	Helplessly Hoping
The Band	Daniel And The Sacred Harp
The Jam	Heatwave(Live)
The Divine Comedy	Die A Virgin
Ben Folds Five	One Angry Dwarf and 200 Solemn Faces
Gorillaz	Feel Good Inc.
Red Hot Chilli Peppers	Dani California
Gnarls Barkley	Crazy
Jackson Browne	Late For The Sky
Bruce Springsteen	Rosalita
Teenage Fanclub	Ain't That Enough
Van Morrison	And It Stoned Me
The Who	Baba O'Riley
Razorlight	Los Angeles Waltz

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Ok... pretty self explanatory although it describes a real summer of ups and downs... the day i found out my holiday abroad to Cyprus with my school's ccf was cancelled I bought a record player for 60 squid from argos, which caused me to raid the dusty, unplayed records in my dad's collection(hence the csny, bs&t and band)...a couple of days before that i had bought Razorlight's new album and was among the people who helped it get to the top of the uk album chartthat week... so of course going to the celebratory concert in the ULU was mandatory, and after the gig, who did i meet outside, none other than Johnny Borrell, who signed my cd and commented on my new Razorlight t-shirt...as for the divine comedy, after a particular good set on Later... my dad decided that the best of and the new one would be worthy investments, correct... the Jackson Browne, The Ben Folds and The Teenage Fanclub were all suggested in 31 songs by Nick Hornby...ok that leaves the Nina Simone and the Muse which i came across separately but couldn't help putting them together... uhh the RHCP I always liked them but never really LIKED them, if you know what i mean...after the record breakingly hot british summer the Jam's Heatwave made me chuckle(I don't really like the Martha Reeve version as much)...And finally the King Curtis is the track from the beginning of Withnail and I which I saw(and loved) for the first time at the beginning of the holidays...so if ur still reading this and no too bored, go on leave me a comment, they make my day

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