Other Mixes By indiesoc
Playlist
|
Alternative - Indie Rock
Playlist
|
Alternative - Indie Rock
Playlist
|
Alternative - Indie Rock
Playlist
|
Alternative - Indie Rock
Playlist
|
Alternative - Indie Rock
Last Exit to Brooklyn: The Walkmen Anthology
| Artist | Song | |
| The Walkmen |
Rue The Day 
|
|
| from Everyone Who Pretended To Like Me Is Gone (2002) | ||
| The Walkmen |
Emma, Get Me A Lemon
|
|
| from A Hundred Miles Off (2006) | ||
| The Walkmen |
Seven Years Of Holidays (for Stretch)
|
|
| from You and Me (2008) | ||
| The Walkmen |
Little House Of Savages
|
|
| from Bows + Arrows (2004) | ||
| Jonathan Fire*Eater | When The Curtain Calls For You | |
| from Wolf Songs For Lambs (1997) | ||
| The Walkmen |
We've Been Had
|
|
| from Everyone Who Pretended To Like Me Is Gone (2002) | ||
| The Walkmen |
In The New Year
|
|
| from You and Me (2008) | ||
| The Walkmen |
Thinking Of A Dream I Had
|
|
| from Bows + Arrows (2004) | ||
| The Recoys |
Shake Off Your Nerve
|
|
| from Rekoys (2005) | ||
| The Walkmen |
This Job Is Killing Me
|
|
| from A Hundred Miles Off (2005) | ||
| The Walkmen |
Stranded
|
|
| from Lisbon (2010) | ||
| The Walkmen |
The Rat
|
|
| from Bows + Arrows (2004) | ||
| The Walkmen |
Four Provinces
|
|
| from You and Me (2008) | ||
| The Walkmen |
Wake Up
|
|
| from Everyone Who Pretended To Like Me Is Gone (2002) | ||
| Jonathan Fire*Eater | Station Coffee | |
| from Wolf Songs For Lambs (1997) | ||
| The Walkmen |
138th Street
|
|
| from Bows + Arrows (2004) | ||
| The Walkmen |
Don't Get Me Down (Come On Over Here)
|
|
| from A Hundred Miles Off (2004) | ||
| The Walkmen |
Look Out the Window
|
|
| from A Hundred Miles Off (2004) | ||
| The Walkmen |
On The Water
|
|
| from You and Me (2008) | ||
| The Walkmen |
That's The Punch Line
|
|
| from Everyone Who Pretended To Like Me Is Gone (2002) | ||
| The Walkmen |
Angela Surf City
|
|
| from Lisbon (2010) | ||
| The Walkmen |
I Lost You
|
|
| from You and Me (2008) | ||
Comment:
One of the best bands of the last decade. It was tough to not include a couple more songs from You & Me, their best album, but I strive for balance in my anthologies . . .Feedback:
Excellent! I adore The Walkmen :)