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Title: My 300 favorite songs of 2011.
Posted: January 01, 2012 (03:24 PM)
300. “Caffeinated Consciousness” – TV on the Radio
299. “The Piano Drop” – Tim Hecker 298. “Go Ahead” – Banjo or Freakout 297. “Jake and Eggars” – The World/Inferno Friendship Society 296. “Sleep Dealer” – Oneohtrix Point Never 295. “Calamity Song” – The Decemberists 294. “Hunger Song” – The Middle East 293. “Before” – Washed Out 292. “Children” – The Rapture 291. “The Circle Married the Line” – Feist 290. “Return to the Violence of the Ocean Floor” – Moonface 289. “The Last Living Rose” – PJ Harvey 288. “Human Qualities” – Explosions in the Sky 287. “17” – Youth Lagoon 286. “Flare” – Boris 285. “Forever 28” – Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks 284. “Memories of the Future” – Handsome Furs 283. “Bumper” – Cults 282. “I Found a Reason” – VHS or Beta 281. “Calgary” – Bon Iver 280. “Adam’s Plane” – Clap Your Hands Say Yeah 279. “Shift Operator” – Obits 278. “The Bay” – Metronomy 277. “Reunion” – M83 276. “One Hand Loves the Other” – Bodies of Water 275. “Sundome (ft. Yamantaka Eye)” – Battles 274. “Birth of Serpents” – The Mountain Goats 273. “Before the Bridge” – Future Islands 272. “Be the One” – Moby 271. “Hurting” – Friendly Fires 270. “Two Cousins” – Slow Club 269. “Monkeys Uptown” – Iron & Wine 268. “Berlin” – Is Tropical 267. “Give Up the Ghost” – Radiohead 266. “Suicide Demo for Kara Walker” – Destroyer 265. “Don’t Stop” – The Dodos 264. “The Birds” – Elbow 263. “Rox in the Box” – The Decemberists 262. “New Beat” – Toro y Moi 261. “Itchy Fingers” – Junior Boys 260. “Cape Dory” – Tennis 259. “Audio, Video, Disco” – Justice 258. “Odd Soul” – MUTEMATH 257. “Seekir” – Zola Jesus 256. “Life Is Simple in the Moonlight” – The Strokes 255. “Unless I’m Led” – Mates of State 254. “Hold My Breath” – Holy Ghost! 253. “Sister” – The Black Keys 252. “Que veux-tu” – Yelle 251. “City Grrrl” – CSS 250. “Austere” – The Joy Formidable 249. “Slow Motion” – Panda Bear 248. “Parenthesis” – The Antlers 247. “Holy Holy” – Wye Oak 246. “Breaking Down” – Florence + the Machine 245. “Mona Vegas” – Starfucker 244. “Power of Persuasion” – Oneohtrix Point Never 243. “Coming Up” – Asobi Seksu 242. “Lose It” – Austra 241. “Chasing It Down” – Mother Mother 240. “Steve McQueen” – M83 239. “Mona Lisa” – Atlas Sound 238. “Blue Cassette” – Friendly Fires 237. “Cannons” – Little Scream 236. “Tree by the River” – Iron & Wine 235. “Knuckle Down” – Man Man 234. “Tripped and Fell in Love” – YACHT 233. “Let England Shake” – PJ Harvey 232. “Keep Your Heart” – TV on the Radio 231. “Inn Keeping” – The Sea and Cake 230. “Hounds” – The Antlers 229. “Plainclothes” – Cymbals Eat Guitars 228. “The Bad in Each Other” – Feist 227. “Come Back to Me” – The Rapture 226. “Otis (ft. Otis Redding)” – Jay-Z and Kanye West 225. “Fun Girl” – Jessica 6 224. “How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep” – Bombay Bicycle Club 223. “All in a Summer Day” – VHS or Beta 222. “Pharaohs & Pyramids” – Cut Copy 221. “High Hawk Season” – The Mountain Goats 220. “Perfection” – Oh Land 219. “Brick by Brick” – Arctic Monkeys 218. “You Know What I Mean” – Cults 217. “Towers” – Bon Iver 216. “Secretary Song” – The Go! Team 215. “Jump on My Shoulders” – AWOLNATION 214. “Rise to Me” – The Decemberists 213. “Vessel” – Zola Jesus 212. “The Wall” – Yuck 211. “Whale Song (Song Instead of a Kiss)” – Moonface 210. “Helix” – Justice 209. “Black Dunes” – This Will Destroy You 208. “Inchworm” – Battles 207. “Morning Mr. Magpie” – Radiohead 206. “South Pacific” – Is Tropical 205. “Blood Pressure” – MUTEMATH 204. “Every Night My Teeth Are Falling Out” – The Antlers 203. “In the Grace of Your Love” – The Rapture 202. “Aileron” [Heavy Rocks version] – Boris 201. “Diamonds and Death” – VHS or Beta 200. “Spectrum” – Florence + the Machine 199. “Idiot Rain” – Banjo or Freakout 198. “Cheerleader” – St. Vincent 197. “We Bros” – WU LYF 196. “Second Chance” – Junior Boys 195. “I Don’t Want to See You Like This” – The Joy Formidable 194. “Running Away” – Friendly Fires 193. “Hysterical” – Clap Your Hands Say Yeah 192. “Half Moon” – Iron & Wine 191. “Ixode” – Zola Jesus 190. “Follow the Leader” – Sloan 189. “Gold on the Ceiling” – The Black Keys 188. “Simply Simple” – Mother Mother 187. “Do It Again” – Holy Ghost! 186. “The Hellcat Spangled Shalalala” – Arctic Monkeys 185. “By Your Hand” – Los Campesinos! 184. “Leave It” – Bombay Bicycle Club 183. “Pulse” – I Break Horses 182. “New Map” – M83 181. “Black Cloud” – Little Scream 180. “No Widows” – The Antlers 179. “I’ll Take My Chances” – Is Tropical 178. “Last Known Surroundings” – Explosions in the Sky 177. “I Want Results” – Obits 176. “Machu Picchu” – The Strokes 175. “The Future” – Austra 174. “Saying I Love You” – Girls 173. “In the Heat” – Jessica 6 172. “Home Is a Fire” – Death Cab for Cutie 171. “I Am Sick of People Being Sick of My Shit” – The World/Inferno Friendship Society 170. “Pink Light” – Asobi Seksu 169. “New West” – Cult of Youth 168. “In No Time” – MUTEMATH 167. “Queen of Hearts” – Fucked Up 166. “Most Wanted” – Cults 165. “Bury Me Standing” – Handsome Furs 164. “Chimie physique” – Yelle 163. “Julius” – Starfucker 162. “Belong” – The Pains of Being Pure at Heart 161. “House” – Patrick Wolf 160. “When Will You Go” – The Dodos 159. “Get Some” – Lykke Li 158. “No Light, No Light” – Florence + the Machine 157. “Cannons” – Youth Lagoon 156. “Party Boy” [New Album version] – Boris 155. “Splendor” – M83 154. “How Come You Never Go There” – Feist 153. “Stutter” – Yuck 152. “A Truly Happy Ending” – Junior Boys 151. “Strange Mercy” – St. Vincent 150. “Abducted” – Cults 149. “Two Lovers” – The Rural Alberta Advantage 148. “I Might” – Wilco 147. “Little Black Submarines” – The Black Keys 146. “A Heavy Abacus” – The Joy Formidable 145. “Putting the Dog to Sleep” – The Antlers 144. “Black Night” – The Dodos 143. “Adult Goth” – Gang Gang Dance 142. “The Look” – Metronomy 141. “Never Gonna Die Again” – The Rapture 140. “Make Some Noise” – Beastie Boys 139. “Africastle” – Battles 138. “White Gold” – Ladytron 137. “Let Me Back In” – Explosions in the Sky 136. “Separator” – Radiohead 135. “Jam for Jerry” – Holy Ghost! 134. “Down by the Water” – The Decemberists 133. “Spooky Jookie” – Man Man 132. “Trails” – Asobi Seksu 131. “True Loves” – Hooray for Earth 130. “Le grand saut” – Yelle 129. “Escapee” – Architecture in Helsinki 128. “Shuffle” – Bombay Bicycle Club 127. “The Greatest Light Is the Greatest Shade” – The Joy Formidable 126. “Something Came Over Me” – Wild Flag 125. “Attention Please” – Boris 124. “Allies” – MUTEMATH 123. “Last Night at the Jetty” – Panda Bear 122. “Newlands” – Justice 121. “Kimmi in a Rice Field” – Twin Sister 120. “Curl of the Burl” – Mastodon 119. “Kill Your Heroes” – AWOLNATION 118. “Second Song” – TV on the Radio 117. “In My Head” – Dum Dum Girls 116. “Such a Sad Puppy Dog” – WU LYF 115. “Alex” – Girls 114. “Take Me Over” – Cut Copy 113. “Open Rhythms” – Bodies of Water 112. “Don’t Sit Down ‘Cause I’ve Moved Your Chair” – Arctic Monkeys 111. “Sway” – Mates of State 110. “Goodbye Kiss” – Kasabian 109. “What the Water Gave Me” – Florence + the Machine 108. “I Kill Your Love, Baby” – I Break Horses 107. “Art of Almost” – Wilco 106. “No Feelings” – Handsome Furs 105. “Little by Little” – Radiohead 104. “Lorelai” – Fleet Foxes 103. “Überlin” – R.E.M. 102. “My Machines (ft. Gary Numan)” – Battles 101. “Every Defeat a Divorce (Three Lions)” – Los Campesinos! 100. “Flikr of Ur Eyes” – Swarms 99. “Breaking Bones” – VHS or Beta 98. “Super Duper Rescue Heads!” – Deerhoof 97. “Hold On” – Holy Ghost! 96. “Prisoner of Love (ft. Antony Hegarty)” – Jessica 6 95. “Comme un enfant” – Yelle 94. “Perfectly Crystal” – Asobi Seksu 93. “Corner of the Sky” – Cut Copy 92. “Taken for a Fool” – The Strokes 91. “Capybara” – Farewell Continental 90. “Polish Girl” – Neon Indian 89. “Don’t Carry It All” – The Decemberists 88. “Shivers” – Zola Jesus 87. “Surgeon” – St. Vincent 86. “Sick of You” – Cake 85. “Rabbit Will Run” – Iron & Wine 84. “Muscle Relaxants” – The Rural Alberta Advantage 83. “Balance” – Future Islands 82. “Quarantine” – MUTEMATH 81. “Glass Bubbles” – All Tiny Creatures 80. “Futura” – Battles 79. “In the Dark Places” – PJ Harvey 78. “Money” – The Drums 77. “L.I.F.E.G.O.E.S.O.N.” – Noah and the Whale 76. “All Die Young” – Smith Westerns 75. “Buy Nothing Day” – The Go! Team 74. “Everybody” – VHS or Beta 73. “After the Moment” – Craft Spells 72. “Marathon” – Tennis 71. “Fast Peter” – Moonface 70. “I Follow Rivers” – Lykke Li 69. “Dead and Gone” – The Black Keys 68. “The Greeks” – Is Tropical 67. “Static on the Wire” – Holy Ghost! 66. “Night Air” – Jamie Woon 65. “Virgin” – Manchester Orchestra 64. “The Heron and the Fox” – Little Scream 63. “Hits Me Like a Rock” – CSS 62. “Missing Pieces” – Boris 61. “Killed the Lord, Left for the New World” – This Will Destroy You 60. “Dystopia (The Earth Is on Fire)” – YACHT 59. “Sails” – Hooray for Earth 58. “She’s Thunderstorms” – Arctic Monkeys 57. “Woods” – The Rosebuds 56. “Baby Don’t Dance” – Mother Mother 55. “Intro (ft. Zola Jesus)” – M83 54. “Canon” – Justice 53. “Sun God” – Cut Copy 52. “Days Are Forgotten” – Kasabian 51. “Shook Down” – Yuck 50. “On’n’on” – Justice 49. “Prytania” – MUTEMATH 48. “Gangsta” – tUnE-yArDs 47. “Cradle” – The Joy Formidable 46. “Go Outside” – Cults 45. “Thirteen Years Without Peter King” – The World/Inferno Friendship Society 44. “Death as a Fetish” – Starfucker 43. “Unkind” – Sloan 42. “Shake It Out” – Florence + the Machine 41. “Act on Impulse” – We Were Promised Jetpacks 40. “How Deep Is Your Love?” – The Rapture 39. “Leave the Drummer Out There” – Asobi Seksu 38. “Confetti” – Cold Cave 37. “Beat and the Pulse” – Austra 36. “Romance” – Wild Flag 35. “Shangri-La” – YACHT 34. “Holocene” – Bon Iver 33. “Bay of Pigs” – Destroyer 32. “Under the Sun” – VHS or Beta 31. “Some Children (ft. Michael McDonald)” – Holy Ghost! 30. “Don’t Try and Hide It” – The Dodos 29. “I Don’t Want Love” – The Antlers 28. “Civilian” – Wye Oak 27. “Lonely Boy” – The Black Keys 26. “Live Those Days Tonight” – Friendly Fires 25. “Graveyard” – Feist 24. “White Horse” – Jessica 6 23. “French Exit” – The Antlers 22. “Wait” – M83 21. “Repatriated” – Handsome Furs 20. “East Harlem” – Beirut 19. “Days” – The Drums 18. “Contact High” – Architecture in Helsinki 17. “Postcard from 1952” – Explosions in the Sky 16. “Lotus Flower” – Radiohead 15. “One Sunday Morning (Song for Jane Smiley’s Boyfriend)” – Wilco 14. “We Have Everything” – Young Galaxy 13. “The City” – Patrick Wolf 12. “Circuital” – My Morning Jacket 11. “Cruel” – St. Vincent 10. “Whirring” – The Joy Formidable 9. “Bury Us Alive” – Starfucker 8. “Will Do” – TV on the Radio 7. “Ice Cream (ft. Matias Aguayo)” – Battles 6. “Walking Far From Home” – Iron & Wine 5. “Civilization” – Justice 4. “Under Cover of Darkness” – The Strokes 3. “Need You Now” – Cut Copy 2. “Midnight City” – M83 1. “Banana Ripple” – Junior Boys
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