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So What Are You Listening To Now?

It's been an energy zapping two weeks ( or three) what with Imee's spending a week in the hospital and mom's insomnia. My brother suggested we pray in the phone. I was not in that mood enough though. I wanted to get angry but I'm more concerned about being helpful. So I just stayed strong for everyone.

I missed my PC and the playlist building I left behind. So when I got back it was the first thing for me. Here's the list for me:

1. Morrissey - The More You Ignore Me, The Closer I Get
2. Amy Winehouse - Addicted
3. Sly & The Family Stone - You Can Make It If You Try
4. The Notorious BIG - Me & My Bitch
5. The Jam - Billy Hunt

6. Tori Amos - Girl
7. The Mars Volta - Televators
8. The Jesus And Mary Chain - Cut Dead
9. Eels - Last Stop: This Town
10. Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out

11. Marillon - Waterhole
12. Yo La Tengo - Little Honda
13. Faith No More - Kindergarten
14. The Microphones - The Gleam pt 2
15. Alt-J - Breezeblocks

I want to get back. Like Tigerwoods or Pacquiao. So what are you listening to now?

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