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note - I do N O T take A N Y credit for this track and will it remove if I'm asked to by the original creator

Little Soldiers - by The Crane Wives

Gennifer Flowers - Fever Dolls

Social Mediasochist belongs to Common Shiner I'm just uploading here.

Social Mediasochist - Common Shiner

Will Wood- Memento Mori  The Most Important Thing In The World

Matty Reynolds- bed head fever

I had a whole backlog of voice memos on my phone of songs that I would learn late at night, as well as some originals. I decided to put them onto a playlist. These recordings are just me having fun when I'm bored or can't sleep. In no way are these final recordings. Enjoy!

Aberdeen by Cage The Elephant (acoustic cover)

Emerald Rain Productions - Zombie King (m)

Last summer I took cover requests for my Fundrazr campaign, so I decided so release a few of them that I recorded in my apartment this Fall.

What You Know (Two Door Cinema Club cover)

Hold It In (Jukebox the Ghost cover)

Eat You - Caravan Of Thieves

From the forthcoming album "Counterfeit Arcade"  out 11/29/11.
pre-order at www.shayferjames.bandcamp.com

Diggin' Up Hatchets

Pretty Balanced - Station Waggin

Death, Thrice Drawn - the scary jokes

This is The Rough Draft, the newest album from Bug Hunter

Disco! In The Panic Room

Regina Spektor playing an own version of No Surprises, originally performed by Radiohead, which can be found on the album OK Computer (1997).

This is a second cover done by Regina Spektor, performed and recorded in the Triple J studios, affiliated with ABC.
http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/

The first cover was released with the purpose of raising money and awareness of the charity organisation "Doctors Without Borders Emergency Relief Fund". 
To respect Regina Spektor's intentions behind this song, I encourage you to visit the website and buy the first cover on iTunes if you can spare it:
https://www.doctorswithoutborders.org/donate/
http://bit.ly/dcv4dA
 
My opinion and some info about this song:
This second version is less true to the original, and has more of a personal touch compared to the first.
No surprises being a silent though desperate plea for silence, for escaping all the mess in life, Regina elegantly captures this feeling, and her comforting and understanding voice resonates with the frustrations and fatigue in all of us.
 
Radiohead and Regina Spektor both make amazing music, and any one who respects music shouldn't compare these one-dimensionally by suggesting that there's a better version.
There's a subtle difference in how the songs resonates with our feelings, and what specific mood it brings us in. Both however, are brilliant in capturing a complex but strong feeling.
I recommend checking out both artists and their albums. These are one of those few artists who are consistent in their quality:
http://www.radiohead.com/deadairspace/
http://reginaspektor.com/

I hope you will enjoy the music!

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