1.mp3: Jarvis Cocker - Angela

2.mp3: St. Vincent - Marrow

3. Blazin' Squad - Let's Start Again Youtube
4. Dinosaur Jr. - Pieces Youtube
5. Jack Penate - Be The One Youtube

From 2007's one of the best debuts, Poison Prince is on my playlist recently. The album "This Is the Life" achieved a great success, it entered to charts #2. I'm so greatful to artists such as Dido, Amy Winehouse and Feist for bringing amazing moments to this music blog.

For Amy Macdonald, I'm hopeful that she releases amazing hits in future. Like another favorite singer Bat For Lashes, I think she has a great future ahead.

mp3: Amy Macdonald - Poison Prince

Go to Pitchforkmedia for Michael's best music and videos.
...And my favorite song of him:

mp3: Michael Jackson - Billy Jean

Perhaps I'm feeling melancholy of late, or perhaps this is simply a beautiful song. Either way it's like a long sigh after a hard day. It's hard to tell if it's a sigh of sadness or relief.

Pink Mountaintops- While We Were Dreaming

And because the other one is a long sigh, I'll give you a grin to go with it. Shugo Tokumaru is such a genius when it comes to feel-good romps like this. It's like an evening catching fireflies in the summertime. I couldn't find the translated lyrics... I hope they're as happy as they sound.

Shugo Tokumaru- Rum Hee

1. Nouvelle Vague - Master & Servant (Depeche Mode)
listen at their Myspace. Cover of Soft Cell, Say Hello Wave Goodbye by far the best NV work on the new album. You should definately check the album.

2. Pixie Lott - Mama Do

3. Phoenix: "1901" (Live on "Late Show With David Letterman")
Watch on Vimeo
I know that this is not a new song. However, i want to say that new Phoenix album is one of the year's best albums.

4. David Guetta/kelly Rowland - When Love Takes Over

5. Franz Ferdinand - No You Girls

6. La Roux - Bulletproof

7. Beck - Sunday Morning (The Velvet Underground Nico Cover)
Stream on the Website

8. Linkin Park - New Divide

9. Modest Mouse: "Whale Song"

10. Rose Elinor Dougall - Start/stop/synchro

Flashback:
mp3: Ladytron - Discotraxx (from their "604" album)

I love reading short reviews about new albums, like exactly DrownedInSound did on "Post Electric Blues".

They Said:
"It's the sort of album I was hoping they'd make (Noisy Alt-country REMish stuff again) rather than trying to write a rock album like the last one. Sounds like a summer album."

Believe me, it's been better previous "Make Another World".

mp3:Idlewild - City Hall

Adorable "Miles of Aisles" is a 1974 double live album by Joni Mitchell backed by the L.A. Express, recorded on the Court and Spark tour.

It reached #2 on the charts and became one of her biggest-selling records. And its "Blue" remains as the best performance in my head!!!

mp3s:
Blue
Carey
Big Yellow Taxi

Don't need to say much, here comes the best band of the 90s.

Short Bio:
The Replacements were an American rock band formed in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1979. The band was composed of guitarist and vocalist Paul Westerberg, guitarist Bob Stinson, bassist Tommy Stinson, and drummer Chris Mars for most of their career. Following their critically acclaimed 1984 album Let It Be, the band signed to Sire Records and became one of the first American underground rock bands to sign to a major record label. After Bob Stinson was fired in 1986, the band experienced several line-up changes; Slim Dunlap joined as lead guitarist and Steve Foley replaced Chris Mars in 1990. Towards the end of the band's career, Westerberg exerted more control over their creative output. The group disbanded in 1991, with the members ultimately pursuing various projects. The Replacements never experienced any significant commercial success but have influenced a variety of alternative rock acts.

Songs to Download:
Kiss Me on the Bus
I Will Dare
Unsatisfied

Videos Download:
Paul Westerberg performing "Kentucky Rain"
Color Me Obsessed - Fans Remember the Replacements
Tommy Stinson performing "Motivation"

Brilliant Trees is an eclectic affair fusing funk, jazz, and ambient. And one of the best tracks, "Weathered Wall," absolutely deserves a mention on The Modern Music blog.

I love picking some perfect songs from past and present. I hope you like David Sylvian's amazing voice and night atmosphere. Brian Eno also appears as collaborator with the woozy trumpet.

mp3: David Sylvian - Weathered Wall (from Promise The Rarities album)

I’ve known about the band Fanfarlo for maybe a month. I’d listened to only a few of their songs, but what I heard was so good I made a mental note to seek out more someday. So when I heard through the grapevine that the band was basically giving away their entire album Reservoir, plus bonus tracks, for only one dollar, I jumped on it quick. Try and name one thing you can get for one dollar these days, and if you can even come up with anything I can guarantee it won’t be as good as this! Even if you don't know you're going to like it, what harm can there be in dropping one dollar for 15 songs? Get it while you can, the offer is only good until July 4th.

Download the entire album for $1! Get it here: http://www.fanfarlo.com/

Here it comes this blog's favorite section, weekly great new songs!!!

1. stream: Placebo - For What It's Worth

2. Grizzly Bear - Two Weeks

3. mp3:The Raveonettes - Laste Dance
Sweet song, it makes you happy despite the name "Last Dance".

4. mp3: John Vanderslice - Too Much Time

5. mp3: The Fiery Furnaces - The End Is Near
A sad sad song from upcoming The Fiery Furnaces album.

6. watch: Twilight Singers - When Doves Cry (Prince cover)

7. video: Animal Collective - Summertimes Clothes

8. Pet Shop Boys - Did You See Me Coming

9. video: Depeche Mode - Peace

10. video: Killers - A Dustland Fairytale

Flashback
mp3: Johnny Thunders - You can't put your arms round a memory
A great rock song from "So Alone" album (1978). R.I.P.

Featuring Depeche Mode's Martin Gore, Ian McCulloch of Echo And The Bunnymen. Terry Hall of the Specials and Magazine's amazing member Barry Adamson singin' the song "Parade". New Album "3" is set to be released in June 15th 2009.

For this is what they do best; they take the songs that you adore and make you fall in love with them all over again. on "3", they again chose some amazing songs from excellent bands.

You can listen all new songs on N. Vague Myspace.

Highlights:
Master & Servant (Depeche Mode)
Road to Nowhere (Talking Heads)
Parade (Magazine)
Say Hello Wave Goodbye ( Soft Cell)

Octahedron grows on me, i'll share the gret new song "Since We've Been Wrong" for a short period. Still, you can find a stream to the song on Mars Volta Myspace.

mp3: The Mars Volta - Since We've Been Wrong

mp3: Morrissey - I'm Throwing My Arms Around Paris
mp3: Morrissey - First Of The Gang To Die
mp3: Morrissey - How Soon Is Now?

If i have more time to write about 90s Music scene, there are many great names, bands and songs i can write about. Radiohead is for sure one of the luckiest band between these. They're maybe the most famous band of 90s and the present.

You put the record on, and play their amazing, sad and airy songs. Creep is my all time favorite.

What is your favorite Radiohead song?

mp3: Radiohead - Creep
mp3: Radiohead - Lucky
mp3: Radiohead - Idioteque

And Youtube Videos:
Creep
Lucky
Idioteque

How can you forget amazing ending of Sofia Coppola's The Virgin Suicides movie? And the passioned soundtrack by hard rock group who initially found success in the mid-'70s. Crazy On You! The song is actually from their first album "Dreamboat Annie" in 1976.

Heart had reached another commercial success by their self titled album on 1985. And there are three amazing songs in this record: These Dreams, Never and What About Love. Now download time!

mp3: Heart - Crazy on You
mp3: Heart - These Dreams (1985)

Here is a band that is very close to my heart. I’ve seen the Steep Canyon Rangers in concert 5 times, and I’ve shared my pizza with them too! There is no substitute to seeing these guys live. They light the stage on fire with their fiddling and pickin’. The mandolin, banjo and bass never sounded so good, and the fiddle was never played so fast! I have watched these guys progress over the years and they have progressed so far, and their songs only keep getting better. They write all of their own music, though of course they play classics too. They’ve won countless awards by this point, and their song ‘One Dime At A Time’ was number one on the Bluegrass charts for weeks. They’ve played at the Grand Ole Opry, and recently they’ve been on tour with comedian and banjo-player Steve Martin, and even had a mention on Jimmy Fallon’s late night show.

I couldn’t recommend only one of their albums. All five of them are fantastic. ‘Knob Creek’ is one of the greatest instrumental pieces I’ve ever heard. Their newest album ‘Lovin’ Pretty Women’ is particularly excellent. If you have any interest whatsoever in Bluegrass you need to check them out. If you don’t, check them out anyway and maybe you’ll find out you do! If you can, you must go to one of their concerts and see them perform. Here’s one of their best, though more sedate, songs:

Steep Canyon Rangers- A Ramblin’ Man Is A Ramblin’ Man

Hear and find out more at their Website

1. Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - Telling The Truth And Going Away
2. Zero 7 - Everything Up
3. Eels - Prizefighter
4. Howling Bells - Digital Hearts
5. Boy Better Know - Too Many Man
6. Cornershop - The Roll Off Characteristics
7. Crystal Stilts - Love Is A Wave
8. Black Lips - I'll Be With You
9. Theoretical Girl - Rivals
10. Cass Mccombs - Dreams Come True Girl

5 Great Flashback Singles
1. Culture Club - Church of Poison Mind
2. Roxy Music - More Than This
3. Spandau Ballet - Gold
4. David Bowie - Fashion
5. George Michael - Fast Love

The list consists of songs in the years between 2000- 2009

Patrick Wolf - Vulture
Vulture kicks ass.

Lady Gaga - Just Dance

M83 - Kim & Jesse

Hercules and Love Affair - Blind

Feist - My Moon My Man

Arctic Monkeys - Fake Tales Of San Francisco

Bat for Lashes - Daniel

Destroyers - Printer In Your Pocket (fan video)

The Mars Volta - The Widow

The Strokes - Someday

Phoenix - Too Young

I love 80s dreamy music. Culture Club (well known with lead singer Boy George) is maybe one of the gayest bands in the 80s. Their unforgettable hits such as Time (Clock Do You Really Want To Hurt Me, Everything I Own, my favorite and best Church Of The Poison Mind. It stars strong harmonica, and flows with Boy George's girlish amazing voice. Then on choruses, strong female vocals make the strong a classic 80s hit.

download:
Church Of The Poison Mind

A favorite band of mine. These songs were recorded at Leicester, from "The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart" album on 15th May.

Everything with You (live mp3)
Young Adult Friction (live mp3)

It's been four years since the double EELS album BLINKING LIGHTS AND OTHER REVELATIONS. See the "Prizefighter" video from the new EELS HOMBRE LOBO album. Prizefighter a kind of sweet, pleasent and acoustic song of Eels, enjoy. Do not surprise, if you find yourself screaming and singing the song together!

Eels - Prizefighter