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of course, there's only one song you'd ever need to listen to. simply because it's the best song ever written. ever heard of ally mcbeal? no, i bet calista flockhart has a terrible voice. but she too knows that everybody needs his/her personal theme song. mine was written by bob dylan. [read.] | [listen.] but sometimes that's not enough. so here's a list of twenty songs & albums that i listen to a lot at the moment - in no particular order.

chris brokaw. "gambler's ecstacy".
nina simone. "i shall be released".
bob dylan. "tempest".
first aid kit. "america".
sharon van etten. "tramp".
the rolling stones. "doom & gloom".
john cale. "shifty adventures in nookie wood".
swell maps. "whatever happens next...".
rebecca gates & the consortium. "the float".
...and you will know us by the trail of dead. "lost songs".
ben gibbard & aimee mann. "bigger than love".
the who."tommy".
giant giant sand "tucson".
iggy& the stooges. "raw power".
caroline keating. "silver heart".
bob mould. "silver age".
the tallest man on earth. "there's no leaving now".
the count bishops. "train train". beachwood sparls. "tarnished gold".
ken stringfellow. "danzig in the moonlight".

past favorites:

summer 1999.

early spring 2000. | spring 2000. | early summer 2000. | summer 2000. | fall 2000. | late fall 2000. | winter 2000.

spring 2001. | summer 2001. | late summer 2001. | fall 2001. | late fall 2001. | early winter2001. | winter 2001.

spring 2002. | summer 2002. | winter 2002.

summer 2003. | fall 2003. | early winter 2003. | winter 2003.

spring 2004. | summer 2004. | fall 2004.

spring 2005. | summer 2005. | fall 2005.

winter 2006.| spring 2006. | summer 2006. | winter 2006.

spring 2007. | late spring 2007. | summer 2007.

winter 2008. | summer 2008. | fall 2008.

spring 2009. | early summer 2009. | fall 2009.

spring 2010. | summer 2010. | fall 2010.

winter 2011. | spring 2011. | summer 2011. | fall 2011.

winter 2012. | summer 2012.