So, you're just stuck with what I have on my computer (which I don't always listen to. Just so you know.)
- I Hope They Call Me On a Mission - Popcorn Bopping: Dance Along Mixes of Favorite Kids' Songs
(From my mom for the kids) - Freak Out - Avril Lavigne
(I don't know this one ... Yeah. I'm that uncool. I'm not familiar with all her works. I do like her song about not sleeping with a guy just because he wants to, though.) - Mambo Italiano - Janice Hagan
(This is a song that got me to BUY this CD. Over at the Happy Cooker, a kitchen/entertaining goods store in the next town over. It's not in business anymore, though. Stupid economy. But I like this one.) - A Strange Way to Save the World - Michael Crawford and Twila Paris
(From the album of Christmas songs sung by Michael Crawford. And I heart Michael Crawford.
As The Phantom [of the Opera ... not the guy in a purple bodysuit with a magic skull ring]. As Cornelius Hackl. As himself. I'm a fan. And have been ... since ... um, since I was around eight or nine.) - My Brain - Weezer
(From my Jason-head, Michael's youngest brother. I actually haven't listened to it. I'm most familiar with their first album. I heart me "Buddy Holly," "Surf Wax America," and "My Sweater.") - Our Place in the Cosmos - Symphony of Science
(Cementing my geek-cred ... Auto-tuning at its finest ... with some of the most amazing brains. Love!
... Though, I think "We Are All Connected" is my favorite. Thus far.) - Walking on the Sun - Smash Mouth
(And THIS takes me back to high school ... Good times.) - Adeste Fideles - Bing Crosby
(THIS is what happens when I don't deselect all the Christmas carols in iTunes. I have quite a few. And, really, the crooners are awesome. They help make the season cozy.) - Hold On - En Vogue
(Not my most favorite of their songs ... I really love "Free Your Mind," "Whatta Man," and a few others a bit better. But, really ... you can't go wrong with En Vogue.) - Love Thing - Spice Girls
(I am NOT going to be ashamed for listening to -- and LIKING -- the Spice Girls. But, well, there are other songs of theirs that I liked a lot better. ... And, I DID buy Geri Halliwell's CD when she went solo. Ginger was my favorite. Closely followed by Baby. I refuse to be ashamed.)
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