Artist	Song
Frickin A	Trend
Juliette And The Licks	Shelter Your Needs
Acceptance	Take Cover
Wakefield	Without You
All-American Rejects	Dirty Little Secret
Tal Bachman	Staring Down The Sun
The Servant	I Can Walk In Your Mind
Elvis Costello & The Imposters	Bedlam
Phoenix	(You Can't Blame It On) Anybody
MC Lars	Signing Emo
DJ Format	3 Feet Deep (feat. Abdominal & D-Sisive)
Gorillaz	Dirty Harry
Beck	Go It Alone
Franz Ferdinand	The Dark Of The Matinee
Vigilantes Of Love	Goes Without Saying
Rilo Kiley	Does He Love You
Bloc Party	So Here We Are
Sondre Lerche	Days That Are Over
Ryan Adams	Mangolia Mountain
Keane	Allemande

Comment:

Frickin A and their song "Trend" open up this disc, and they seem to be the kind of band that just grabs me because of their catchiness, so I'm keeping an eye on them. Juliette & the Licks continue to (surprisingly) impress me, and Acceptance pops in with a great track, as does Wakefield. The new All-American Rejects track is track number 5 and shows a decent amount of growth in the band, and right after that comes old middle school favorite (for me), Tal Bachman with a song every bit as catchy as "She's So High" was oh so many years ago. The Servant also pop in another nice track as does Elvis Costello. Phoenix turn in probably the last track off their debut album "Alphabetical" and a man who I saw in concert supporting Bowling For Soup, MC Lars comes in with a track called "Signing Emo" which is very funny. During the show, Bowling For Soup actually played the "emo" part of it, which was quite hilarious. DJ Format and the indomitable Abdominal turn in another great track with "3 Feet Deep". And the Gorillaz track "Dirty Harry" has grown on me, but in more of a musical way, as the synth part has been in my head someodd amount of days this month. Beck turns in a great track with "Go It Alone" and Franz Ferdinand pop in out of nowhere with "Dark of the Matinee". Vigilantes of Love come in for the last time probably with "Goes Without Saying", and Rilo Kiley (whom I may see live with Coldplay) comes in with "Does He Love You?". One of Bloc Party's best tracks "So Here We Are" is next and after that another stupendous Sondre Lerche track. Ryan Adams tries his best to finish off the disc, but can't quite get it, that distinction belongs to Keane and one of their MASTERFUL B-Sides, Allemande.

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