The hubby and I have been threatening that we're going to get rid of Rhapsody. We never do. The best thing about it is the playlist feature. I was scrolling through our playlists this morning, and I had to laugh. Some of Ryan's playlist titles include: "Dirty on Purpose", "Mullet- Proof Fence", and "R to the L.O." which has like one 50 Cent song in it for some reason.
I rarely burn cd's, but around this time every summer, I just get the itch. This summer I've stuck with entirely too many Sugar Pop songs, but I gots to be me. Here is my official 2007 Summer Soundtrack Playlist:
1. When Did Your Heart Go Missing - Rooney: How can you resist anything with the lead singer being Jason Schwartzmann's little brother? Doesn't hurt that Robert Carmine is really stinkin' cute. One minus is apparently there was a whole O.C. episode revolving around Rooney-- ick. One plus is that this song is very Keane-esque-- yay.
2. Tambourine - Eve: Have you seen this video? Eve is a total hottie.
3. Little of Your Time - Maroon 5: Adam Levine is Divine. I probably should have done Wake Up Call because I think it's the next single, but this is my favorite on the new cd.
4. Barracuda - Fergie: before you snub, listen! I really heart Heart (heh), and I think the Wilson sisters would be proud. Only drawback is it's on the Shrek 3 soundtrack. WTF. There's no video, so check out this weird penguin thing.
6. Rehab - Amy Winehouse: Take that, Litney Spearhan, you wussy!
7. Lovestoned - Justin Timberlake: My fave song on Future Sex Love Sounds.
8. Young Folks - Peter, Bjorn and John: this song is musical crack. You'll wake up whistling, I swear you will. You think I'm kidding? Best line is Victoria Bergsman singing, "Doesn't matter what you did. You were high anyway". The pic at the top is a still from the video.
9. LDN - Lily Allen: I love this girl. LDN, by the way, I believe is the airport code for London
10. Like This - Kelly Rowland: I had trouble coming up with a 10th song, but I'm a sucker for Indian music (in the background).
Or if you have Rhapsody, you can listen to my playlist! Happy listening.
We just got rid of Rhapsody when they jacked up the price. But I love that Amy Winehouse song -- the whole album is well worth the price. I also just got Rufus Wainwright's new one -- so wonderful, so weird:
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-Rufus wears monogrammed lederhosen throughout the CD booklet
Sarah, you should take a listen to the song called "Between My Legs" (!), especially the end, with a weird voiceover by a woman who sounds like Dame Judy Dench AND a sample from Phantom of the Opera.
-Joel