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That's my home! Still at swat, still dying from work. There has been one development pertinent to this blog: I got a radio show! Go to wsrnfm.org to access podcasts for "Mouichido," my "electronic" show that really just plays whatever the fuck I want that happens to have synthesizers in it. Here are some highlights from the last week:
This song goes out pizza hut, taco bell, and those who appreciate them.
Das Racist - Combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell (Wallpaper Remix)
I haven't seen the sunrise since I was six cause I'm that committed to REM patterns.
Yeasayer - Sunrise
Yeasayer - Ambling Alp
Famous band numbers: 867-5309, 6060-842, and now 90210
Wale - 90210
Fever Ray is aka the Knife!!! I love the Knife! and the Spoon! I lied.
Fever Ray - Seven (Twelves Remix)
"Oh, this tea party is an excellent use of our Ivy League educations!"
I live in the suburbs of New York City, and often times it is sickening. Women go to Princeton, Harvard, Yale, and then they give it all up for a membership at Equinox and daily trips to the nail salon. Well, I'm being a little hyperbolic. But my life has undoubtedly been shaped by my hatred for the town I live in. There's nothing like claustrophobic suburbia to develop teenage angst. And with all that pent up frustration, music becomes super important. So here it is, my life as a reluctant suburbanite.Ben Folds is the king. If you meet a northeastern burbs-er, just mention you love for Guster, Dispatch and/or the early Ben Folds. You'll immediately be accepted.Ben Folds Five - One Angry Dwarf and 200 Solemn FacesYou may, however, meet a hipster suburbanite. When in doubt, jam to Devendra Banhart. If said hipster is wearing neon raybans, you'd better go with Justice.Justice v. Wale - WALEDANCEBone up on the local jams. Freak out at lyric's references to hangout spots.Fountains of Wayne - Fire IslandQuintus - OrientaFinally, go to college and realize you miss it all.Miracle Fortress - Can You See in Your DreamsAll-Time ¡Quarterback! - Dinner at Eight in the Suburbs