this list reminds me of my childhood,.....thank you

crossing muddy waters - john hiatt
sand in my shoes - didothe life for rent album got me through a really bad break up,..oddly enough,....and i still adore it i've still got sand in my shoes and i cant shake the thought of you
milk - kings of leon
drown - son volt
hard to explain - the strokes
last thing on my mind - gram parsons
opiate - tool
keep your head - the ting tings
me and my guitar - ian moore
sixes and sevens - lucero i cant say i mind you dancein, its quite impressive in those shoes, and i dont need no complications, but those are complicated moves

I got skipped.

I'm not familiar with to many of those but Tool and The Strokes are sweet, not to big on Kings Of Leon though.

What'd I Say (Live) - Ray Charles
Never Named - Soundgarden
Swallow My Pride - Green River
Ocean In The Way - Dinosaur Jr.
Cummin' In Ya Ear - The Goats
I'm Not A Punk - Descendents
Other Side - Rebelution
Take Warning (1988 Energy Demos) - Operation Ivy
Picking Sides -Wingnut Dishwashers Union
Time To Break Up - Blink 182

Such a good shuffle il blink 182 showed up.

Ray Charles, Soundgarden, Dinosaur Jr.,The Goats, Descendents, and Operation Ivy

i'll drink to that!

and don't worry, i like blink-182 ;)

Comus-The Herald
The Skatalites – don-de-lion
Duke Ellington – Solitude
Deltron 3030 – Mastermind
Clutch – The Incomparable Mr. Flannery
Yes – Five Per Cent for Nothing
Superjoint Ritual – Ozena
Al Di Meola – Midnight Tango
Propagandhi – Haillie Sallasse, Up Your Ass
Dr. Dre – Rat-Tat-Tat-Tat
The Skatalites – Ringo's Theme (This Boy) [Ska Version]

^ Oh, I like Blink 182, just not that side of them.I'm a fan of Dude Ranch and chesire (sp?) cat.

Del is one of the most talented rappers, in my opinion. He puts out a lot of good ****.

I like that list Antonio, Yes and Duke Ellington are great

Fear Of Pop- Interlude
LCD Soundsystem- On Repeat
Nirvana- Stay Away
Modest Mouse- Beach Side Property
Norah Jones- Shoot The Moon
Bob Marley- Lively Up Yourself
Ray Charles- It Should Have Been Me
Ben Folds- The Last Polka (Live)
David Bowie- Art Decade
Arctic Monkeys- Balaclava

I've only heard the Nirvana song off that list and it's not my favorite. LCD Soundsystem, Ben Folds, David Bowie, Ray Charles and Modest Mouse are all on my list of popular artists that I've hardly ever listened to. I liked a couple new Ben Folds songs I've heard listening to him butcher The Flaming Lips isn't a good first impression. I've mostly only heard Arctic Monkeys' singles which have been a bit hit and miss with me. I like Bob Marley. I've only heard Norah Jones with Peeping Tom and I haven't heard of Fear Of Pop. Summary: Unfamiliar.

Thrice - Trust
65daysofstatic - Climbing On Roofs (Desperate Edit)
Sufjan Stevens - Bring A Torch, Jeanette, Isabella
Sun Ra - Paradise
Mr. Bungle - Ars Moriendi
Patrick Wolf - Lycanthropy
Make Believe - Say What You Mean
The Beatles - Paperback Writer
Cancer Bats - Firecrack This
Built To Spill - Conventional Wisdom

Fear of Pop is actually an experimental band with Ben Folds in it. You seem pretty familiar with the list, as you recognized every artist!

I do what I can. In what ways does Fear of Pop differ from Ben Folds other work? Experimental can mean so many things.

It is many many things. It's incredibly different from Ben Fold's other stuff, I didn't even recognize it as him. It's pretty interesting, but not the best. I can give you a link if you want.