Artist	Song
Eels	Susan's Apartment
from Useless Trinkets B-Sides and Rarities
Deftones	Wax and Wane
from B-Sides and Rarities
The Clipse	Virginia (Lost Woods)
from Ocarina of Rhyme
Sebadoh	Rebound
from Bakesale
Barcelona	Please Don't Go
from Absolutes
Ducktails	Killin' the Vibe
from III: Arcade Dynamics
REM	Losing my Religion
from Out of Time
Beach Fossils	Vacation
from Self-Titled
Massive Attack	Paradise Circus
from Zeds Dead Remix

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It's a strange strange life. Also: this is a public service announcement, When you have children, do not put them on adderall. Even when they're terrible, and you take them to a psychiatrist who says that they are a classic case of ADD: explore all of your options. Explore the actual root of the problem and apply solutions to fix it directly rather than gleefully allowing your child's body to become dependent on a chemical substance that does not allow them to separate themselves from their supposed "ailment." Everyday that they continue to take this medication their body becomes more and more reliant on the chemicals to micromanage the metabolism, the thought process, reactions to stimuli, and normal things like appetite and restful sleep so that without the help of the medication, these processes go haywire. Then this child four years later ends up like me, chain smoking and twitching and helplessly bed-ridden when my prescription runs out. There's no such thing as a classic case of ADD. It's a blanket statement for all kinds of people with all kinds of issues that greatly range in severity and cause. Despite my lack of medical know-how, I'm going to go out on a limb and say that drug dependence is not the solution for anyone. But that's just me, and thanks to 30mg of adderall everyday for four years, I can no longer manage my sleep schedule or my appetite/diet because my metabolism has come to a screeching halt from years of appetite suppressing and lack of restful sleep. It's also 97 fucking degrees outside. What is this shit. I forgot how much I hate summer in Virginia.

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