Track 7 from CD2 of "Centennial," the 100-song album by Les Debutantes (released on 10/10/10).

Folk Whistle Stop

Track 12 from CD2 of "Centennial," the 100-song album by Les Debutantes (released on 10/10/10).

Powerful Parlor Talk

Track 13 from CD4 of "Centennial," the 100-song album by Les Debutantes (released on 10/10/10).

Tension Boy

from Les Debutantes' Centennial (Track 8 of CD4)

Glorious & Victorious

From the 100-song album "Centennial" (Disc 3, Track 23)  (recorded in 2007 or so)

You Can't Fight the Irish

Track 4 of CD1 of Centennial [100-song album by Les Debutantes].  Its popularity is only matched by its greatness.

Dikembe Mutombo

Track 3 from CD2 of the 100-song album "Centennial" by everyone's favorite band that gets lost in the shuffle (perhaps justifiably but not really) Les Debutantes.

The Slave On My Great-Grandparents' Farm

Track 24 (I think) from CD1 of Centennial, the 100-song album by Les Debutantes that's sweeping the nation I can only assume (in lieu of four men crying uncontrollably). 

Fillmore Pennies

Track 6 from CD2 of Les Debutantes' worst/only album of the past six years, "Centennial," which is made up of 100 songs worth of the catchiest/loveliest music of our generation.  I understand that's not saying much, but check it out just to see how bad your current favorites are.

Saffalicis

Track 6 of CD1 of Centennial.  It's a 100-song album by the four likely valedictorians known as Les Debutantes.  They give 'til it hurts and it never stops hurting.

Everything and Nothing Is Fine

Track 5 or so from CD1 of Centennial, the 100-song album made up of songs by Les Debutantes that the president himself once glowingly called "divergent pragmatism."

Side Entrance

From CD4 of the 4-CD, 100-song album Centennial by Les Debutantes.  If you haven't heard this before, then you must be some chump.  

Unremarkable

Creators of the Fall 2006 release "Centennial," a 100-song album, scheduled for re-release at the end of 2009.