MEGALIST: 20 Songs We Wish Justin Bieber Would Cover

1. Hurricane (by Bob Dylan)
2. The Sound of Silence (by Simon and Garfunkel)
3. Both Sides Now (by Joni Mitchell)
4. O Valencia (by The Decemberists)
5. Oliver's Army (by Elvis Costello)
6. Don't Bring Me Down (by ELO)
7. This Must Be The Place (by Talking Heads)
8. Viva La Vida (by Coldplay)
9. Willie The Pimp (by Frank Zappa)
10. Star Star (by The Rolling Stones)
11. Fuck Her Gently (by Tenacious D)
12. Bitches Ain't Shit (by Dr. Dre)
13. Smoke 2 Joints (by Sublime)
14. Sell Out (by Reel Big Fish)
15. Creep (by Radiohead)
16. 5/4 (by Gorillaz)
17. Ain't No Sunshine (by Bill Withers) [Though any version works.]
18. Let's Talk About Sex (by Salt 'n' Pepa)
19. I Kissed A Girl (by Katy Perry)
20. In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida (by Iron Butterfly) [Suggested by Sam G.'s Dad]

...Look. We want this to happen. You want this to happen. Don't even act like you don't. I see you shaking your head now, but it is only because you're afraid of what people will think if you nod. You are too terrified of what others might say to move your head in an up and down position and accept that what we are suggesting here is the best thing ever. This is the playlist. These are the songs. The next step is Bieber's.

Enjoy.

This is also probably a good time to point out that these lists are sometimes NSFW, and that you listen to them at your own risk.

All Songs Collected Into: Tonight's YouTube Playlist (Set-up by Sam G.)

(List compiled and edited by Tommy C., Max E., Brooke K., Mike R. and Sam G.)
(Topic Suggested By/Head Editor: Tommy C.)

10 Songs on James Bond's iPod

1. Soul of a Man (by Beck)
2. Fools Work (by Inara George)
3. Explosive (by Bond)
4. La Vie en Rose (by Edith Piaf)
5. Dialed-in (by Lance Hayes)
6. 99 Red Balloons (by Goldfinger) ((Nena Cover))
7. Midnight Sun (by Ella Fitzgerald)
8. The Lady is a Tramp (by Frank Sinatra)
9. Let's Stay Together (by Al Green)
10. I Might Be Wrong (by Radiohead)

Hey, I have a math problem for everyone: What's 3+1+2+1+Badass Secret Agent Skills?
If you answered 007, then you probably read the header for this post and already knew where I was going with this. Today we provide you with a bit of speculation, a look into what might very well be on the mp3 player of cinema's most dashing servent of the Queen.

Now go fight some nefarious villians. You have the soundtrack. Nothing should be stopping you anymore.

All Song's collected in: Tonight's YouTube Playlist (Set-up and organized by Sam G.)
(List compiled and edited by Max E., Brooke K., Tommy C., and Sam G.)
(Topic Suggested by Tommy C.)

10 Songs That Would Be Played As Elevator Music In The Best Possible Alternate Universe

1. Extreme Ways (by Moby)
2. An Eagle In Your Mind (by Boards of Canada)
3. Alone Again Or (by Love)
4. Burning Down The House (by Tom Jones and The Cardigans) ((Talking Heads Cover))
5. Mezzanine (by Massive Attack)
6. Here Lies Love (by David Byrne & Fatboy Slim; Ft. Florence Welch)
7. In Dust We Trust (by The Chemical Brothers)
8. The National Anthem (by Radiohead)
9. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (All Five Parts) (by Pink Floyd) [Note From Max: "only suitable for slow-ass elevators"]
10. Helix Nebula (by Anamanaguchi)

Would you believe the reason we haven't posted since April was because we were trapped in an elevator playing all these songs? No? Well, our sincerest apologies for the delay, but, regardless, it would be kind of awesome if that were the case. If you or anyone you know programs elevator music, please, send this along and do your part to make our universe into the best possible one. Or...just listen to the songs. That would also be good.

Hope you enjoy it.
And as always, all songs collected into: Tonight's YouTube Playlist (set-up and organized by Sam G.)
(List compiled and edited by Tommy C., Mike R., Max E., and Sam G.)
(Topic Suggested By Sam G.)

Best of The Week Results (April 17-21, 2011)

1. Sunday Bloody Sunday (by U2)
2. Killers (by Iron Maiden)
3. Knives Out (by Radiohead)
4. I Want You to Want Me (by Cheap Trick)
5. Smooth Criminal (by Michael Jackson)
6. Real (by Superchic[k])
7. B.O.B. (by Outkast)
8. Sledgehammer (by Peter Gabriel)
9. Son Of A Preacher Man (by Dusty Springfield)
10. I Can't Live Without My Radio (by L.L. Cool J)

So you have picked it, so it shall be.
See all songs collected into:
Tonight's YouTube Playlist
Stay tuned for next week's set, starting tomorrow night.

Best of The Week Poll (April 17th-21st, 2011)

It's that time again! And by again, I mean, for the first time ever.
It's Audience Participation time!

Tonight we have a poll to determine the ten best songs of the week. It includes all 50 of the songs that have made our 5 lists of 10 thus far. Saturday night's playlist will be determined by what the songs you (collectively) pick. You can vote for more than one song, of course. (Though it's probably better if you don't go over 10 votes, or the results will get all muddled and we'll have to do terrible, unspeakable things to determine the winners.)

New playlists resume Sunday night.
Please do vote, and thank you!

10 Songs to Play Loudly in Public Places Over The Biggest, Most Vintage Boombox You Can Find

1. In Your Eyes (by Peter Gabriel)
2. No Sleep Till Brooklyn (by The Beastie Boys)
3. I Can't Live Without My Radio (by L.L. Cool J)
4. Smithereens (by El-P)
5. Drive It Like You Stole It (by The Glitch Mob)
6. Pon Di Floor (by Major Lazer ft. VYBZ Kartel)
7. Reploid (by Excision & Downlink)
8. Party & Bullshit -RATATAT Remix- (by The Notorious B.I.G.)
9. Mary, Mary (by RUN DMC)
10. I Love L.A. (by Randy Newman)

Honorable Mentions: Tom Sawyer (by Rush), Babylon (by Congorock ft. Mr. Lexx), Apache (by The Sugarhill Gang)

You really need no further instructions than the ones given in the topic of this post.

Have fun.

(Note: We can't stop you if you actually choose to do this, but for legal reasons, you take responsibility for your own actions here and the risks therein. The awesome, awesome risks therein.)

See all songs collected into:
Tonight's YouTube Playlist (Set up and organized by Sam G.)
(List compiled and edited by Tommy C., Max E., Jacob M. and Sam G.)
(Topic Suggested by Sam G.)

10 Songs That Don't Sound As Dirty As They Actually Are

1. Little Red Corvette (by Prince)
2. Sledgehammer (by Peter Gabriel)
3. Mess Around (by Ray Charles)
4. Fever (by Peggy Lee)
5. Son Of A Preacher Man (by Dusty Springfield)
6. A Little Less Conversation (by Elvis Presley)
7. Turning Japanese (by The Vapors)
8. She Blinded Me With Science (by Thomas Dolby)
9. Hey Baby (by deadmau5, ft. Meleefresh)
10. Sofi Needs A Ladder (by deadmau5)

Honorable Mentions: Teenage Dream (by Katy Perry), Oh My (by Office) , Only The Good Die Young (by Billy Joel), Semi-Charmed Life (by Third Eye Blind), I'll Make Love To You (by Boyz II Men)

The term NSFW gets thrown around a lot these days. And so perhaps we should throw it here (at least, for some of tonight's music). No doubt, anyone unfamiliar with this set of songs might find themselves bobbing their heads to it long before they know what the lyrics mean. By then it is too late, of course. The beat already has you. You're trapped by the seductive melodies and entrancing rythyms. There is no escape.

Then again, if it's good music, why even try to stop listening?

Hope you enjoy it.

See all songs collected into:
Tonight's YouTube Playlist (Set up and organized by Sam G.)

(List compiled and edited by Tommy C., Max E., Ailene R. and Sam G.)
(Topic suggested by/Head Editor: Tommy C.)