d r o p p e d in the state of imaginary grace. by natalyesaurus

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Submit Date: 2/1/2009
Format: Cassette
Category: Theme

d r o p p e d in the state of imaginary grace.

Side A
Artist	Song
madonna	hung up

architecture in helsinki	souvenirs

beyonce	irreplaceable

mates of state	for the actor

eberg	inside your head

hooverphonic	this strange effect (thievery corporation remix)

brazilian girls	jique

Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
shiny toy guns	le disko

the icicles	sugar sweet

salt n pepa	push it

feist	my moon my man

goldfrapp	ohh la la

shakira	underneath your clothes

christina aguilera	candyman

nouvelle vague	i melt with you

Comment:

60 minutes, for johannes. songs from cell phone commercials by all female artists.

Feedback:

fritz1
Date: 2/2/2009

nice work, esp mates of state, brazilian girls, salt n pepa to goldfrapp and nouvelle vague!

avocado rabbit
Date: 2/2/2009

No kidding. I didn't know there were that many cell phone commercials. I remember the one by Architecture of Helsinki but can't say I recall any others, but then I probably wasn't paying attention. I can't take the Verizon guy with the glasses and wouldnt get one of their phones just because of him. Sorry for the rant. I do like the mix idea.

njr
Date: 2/3/2009

Now this is a mind-blowing concept!

kmbone
Date: 2/3/2009

The only cell phone commercial I remember used another Goldfrapp song - "Strict Machine." I remember it only because I was going through my music library for an hour trying to figure out what that song was because I knew I knew it. I admit the Shakira song (and that entire album) is a guilty pleasure.