November (09) Music is…
What? November music now? (you might be saying to yourself.) Yes. Now. There’s still a solid twelve days left in November. That’s almost two whole weeks.
And yes, I tend to procrastinate. But I also wait until I have a perfect number of songs that really hit me before burning my CD. And last night I found the last one.
So here it is folks. Enjoy.
November 09
I’m a Stranger Here Myself – Masha Qrella (Fun, quirky and I love the title.)
Hollow Talk – Choir of Young Believers (Spiritual and soul stirring.)
After Every Party I Die – IAMX (I used to feel this way because I couldn’t wait for the next party to begin, now it’s just because I’m old. But I still like a good party.)
Pink & Sour – Califone (When I first heard this song I hated and loved it all at the same time. Which made me think, I need to listen to that again and again. It still stirs up mixed emotions in me, but now it’s mostly love.)
A Boy and a Girl – Polyphony & Stephen Layton (A friend of mine recently performed this in his choir and I love it. So romantic and happily melancholy.)
Sinnerman (Felix Da Housecat’s Heavenly House Mix) – Nina Simone & Felix Da Housecat (This song is purrfect. Sorry. Couldn’t resist. But seriously, Ms Simone and a good house beat. What more could you ask for. And you’ve probably seen this song in a movie/t.v. ad, but it’s worth listening to without the visuals. Just let loose and dance.)
Peace of Mind – Mindy Smith (I’ve felt exactly what she is singing and I’ve wanted to ask for exactly what she is asking for.)
Gifted (feat. Kanye West, Santigold, & Lykke Li) – N.A.S.A. (I usually like Kanye’s stuff and I love the addition of Lykke Li.)
Living on Video 2k6 the Original (Original Extended) – Trans X (Yes, this song was on Dancing with the Stars last week. And I loved it. So pull out your old ray bans, hightops, silver lame stirrup pants, and do the robot.)
Sender – Pinback (Love Pinback. And this song is a bit darker than the other songs I have. Which I think is good for them.)
Aly, Walk With Me – The Raveonettes (Yup, more Raveonettes. Just love their sound.)
Mr. Grieves – Pixies (And again, more Pixies. Twisty, catchy, this song sounds like an 80’s pop version of The Doors. Love it.)
Your Ex-Lover is Dead – Stars (Love Stars. I recommend all of their music. Your mind takes little daydream trips as you imagine the story that goes along with everyone of their songs.)
Cycling Trivialities (Radio Edit) – Jose Gonzalez (He has a beautiful voice. And the title is amazing.)
Just Like Honey – The Jesus and Mary Chain (More 80’s music. Sounds like a last dance prom song.)
24-25 – Kings of Convenience (This song is beautiful. And is hiding something very sad.)
Ghosts – Ladytron (Sounds a little like The Cranberries. “There’s a ghost in me who wants to say I’m sorry. Doesn’t mean I’m sorry.” Yup, brilliant.)
I’m Good, I’m Gone – Lykke Li (’Popish’, with a good twist.)
Listen, enjoy and this month give thanks for music that stirs the soul, inspires the mind, and moves the body.


Love the music lists. And I am stoked to see Lykke Li! She is well good.
Reply to willwindowGlad you enjoy them. Thanks for the recommends last month. I’m a big fan of MGMT and Iron and Wine. Thom Yorke is new to me (I think) and I liked the song. Little Mama, well… not really a fan of the milli beat I think. That probably means something is wrong with me.
But it is interesting. And just started the Ratatat remixes this week. I’m really like them. And they deserve a lot more listening.
Keep the recommends coming.
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