Setlist Society

Yeah, so, like Amanda, some of these songs require certain context for me to listen to them in the manner of the theme. Also, some of these songs I don't really listen to in said context much anymore -- but included them because they have been songs I've used in the past.

I also confess that sometimes it's not the lyrics of the song that I need to hear, it's usually the music style... Anyways, enjoy!

1. "Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want" from (500) Days of Summer - Music From the Motion Picture by The Smiths
2. "Everything You Want" from Everything You Want by Vertical Horizon
3. "Bulletproof" from (iTunes Single of the Week) by La Roux
4. "Superman (It's Not Easy)" from America Town by Five for Fighting
5. "Climbing the Walls" from The Else by They Might Be Giants
6. "Cyclops Rock" from Mink Car by They Might Be Giants
7. "Love On the Rocks" from The Jazz Singer by Neil Diamond
8. "Reasons" from Not Without a Fight by New Found Glory
9. "Nothing Else Matters" from Metallica by Metallica
10. "If You Could Only See" from Lemon Parade by Tonic
11. "Sonny" from Sticks and Stones by New Found Glory
12. "Goodbye" from It Means Everything by Save Ferris
13. "Cheer Up" from Cheer Up! by Reel Big Fish
14. "Señor Burns" from Songs in the Key of Springfield by Tito Puente
15. "When Your Lover Has Gone" from The Summit: In Concert by Frank Sinatra
16. "What Kind of Fool Am I?" from The Summit: In Concert by Sammy Davis, Jr.
17. "Just a Girl" from Tragic Kingdom by No Doubt
18. "9 Years" from The Ska That Broke the Camel's Back by Button Hooked
19. "Bad Days" from Batman Forever by The Flaming Lips
20. "I Want More" from Suburban Legends by Suburban Legends
21. "If It Was Up to Me" from Fire the Cannons by Jet Lag Gemini
22. "You Can't Hurry Love" from Phil Collins: Hits by Phil Collins

A couple notes about the grooveshark playlist: #'s 15 and 16 above are different from what's in the playlist, but close enough to give you an idea (I like MY version of the Frank Sinatra song a lot better... The Sammy Davis, Jr. one is comparable but still not quite as good, either). "9 Years" is a track from some old roommates' ska band and hopefully Jared will have that e-mailed out to the group soon.