Mix #3: Rewind

Some older songs that I've been into recently for your listening enjoyment. Not all of them are non-embarrassing, since these are all songs from while I was in my last few years of middle school and first few years of High School and I've graduated already, but they're all a pretty good listen.

Enjoy

XO

FREAK

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Ten tracks.

Ten bands.

Ten videos.

Enjoy.

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Language Lessons (Five Words Or Less) - Hawthorne Heights

I got this album my Freshman year.
Wow I'm getting older now...
That's like the reality that the kid I babysat is now in middle school
WTF.
This song is fantastic though. It made it onto one of my first high school mixtapes. 

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We Used To Be Friends - The Dandy Warhols

This song was the theme song for popular yet sadly defunct teen neo-noir show Veronica Mars.
I sort of obsessed.
I'm STILL sort of obsessed.
The Dandy Warhols are also just... epic. 

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The Plastic Surgery Hall of Fame - Schoolyard Heroes

Epic Seattle band.
Epic song.
Sad that they stopped playing and recording... 

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Please Please Please - Shout Out Louds

I love the Shout Out Louds, and I love this song.
To those who don't often watch One Tree Hill, this is off of the Friends With Benefits album.

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Getaways Turned Holidays - Meg & Dia

This also made it onto one of my first high school mixes. 

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Revolution - The Veronicas

Love this song.

Got this CD when I was...

A sophomore, I believe.

This video also makes me happier than anything.

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Put Your Records On - Corinne Bailey Rae

When my mum and I moved down from Seattle, she freaked.
So I told her it would be okay and put this song on.
And it was.
Now I'm getting three little birds tattooed on my ankle, for my mum.

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Simple - Katy Perry

From *before* she kissed a girl...
It was in Sisterhood Of The Traveling Pants.

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She Will Be Loved - Maroon 5

Maroon 5 never quite died.
Never quite thrived, either.
But this song used to make me smile so much...
And yeah, I guess it still does.

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Such Great Heights - The Postal Service

This ended up being the basis for a painting I did my junior year.
I love The Postal Service.
I hope you do to.