Add to EJ Playlist  official music video for Panda Bear "You Can Count on Me" from the album "Tomboy" on Paw Tracks directed by Danny Perez www.paw-tracks. com p + c 2011 Paw Tracks

Add to EJ Playlist  jessica lea mayfield - greater heights with blasphemy so heartfelt (2008)

Add to EJ Playlist  THE DISTILLERS - YOUNG CRAZED PEELING (OFFICIAL HD VERSION) MORE INFOS: http://twitter. com/distillersb and http://www.mysp ace.com/thedist illersband http://www.face book.com/pages/ The-Official-Di stillers/267879 988705 HARDCORE WORLDWIDE http://www.hard core-worldwide. com http://www.yout ube.com/hcworld wide http://www.face book.com/hcworl dwide

Add to EJ Playlist  6.7.96 @ BLT's, Atlanta ..apologies for the erratic filming - i was an inexperienced lad behind the lens at this point Videographer - Me

Add to EJ Playlist  Subscribe to Sub Pop's YouTube Channel http://www.yout ube.com/user/su bpoprecords Dum Dum Girls YouTube Playlist http://www.yout ube.com/playlis t?list=PL1D8F36 233E4948C6&feat ure=view_all Dum Dum Girls / Sub Pop http://www.subp op.com/artists/ dum_dum_girls "Bedroom Eyes" from Dum Dum Girls' 09/27/11 release, Only In Dreams http://www.subp op.com/releases /dum_dum_girls/ full_lengths/on ly_in_dreams Directed by Sam Macon http://www.samm acon.com Order the Album iTunes https://itunes. apple.com/us/al bum/only-in-dre ams-bonus-track /id464345352 Amazon http://amzn.com /B005EL6ILK Sub Pop http://www.subp op.com/releases /dum_dum_girls/ full_lengths/on ly_in_dreams Website http://wearedum dumgirls.com/ Like Dum Dum Girls on Facebook http://www.face book.com/DumDum Girls Follow Dum Dum Girls on Twitter https://twitter .com/dumdumgirl s Dum Dum Girls on Tour http://www.subp op.com/tours/du m_dum_girls Sub Pop Records  http://www.subp op.com Follow Sub Pop on Twitter  https://twitter .com/subpop Like Sub Pop on Facebook  https://www.fac ebook.com/subpo precords Follow Sub Pop on SoundCloud  http://soundclo ud.com/subpop

Add to EJ Playlist  Music video by Lady Gaga performing Yoü And I (Official Video). Lady Gaga's "Yoü And I" video received 1,054,214 video views on YouTube prior to the official VEVO video release. © 2011 Interscope Records

Add to EJ Playlist  I do not own the rights to this video, just sharing the amazing video of this amazing band. Please check out the Yours Truly page as well, they do awesome coverage on up n coming artists in a very unique and intricate way so go and show your support. Thank you yourstru.ly little-dragon.s e

Add to EJ Playlist  Subscribe to Sub Pop's YouTube Channel http://www.yout ube.com/user/su bpoprecords Fruit Bats YouTube Playlist https://www.you tube.com/playli st?list=PL20D57 DA3D06B7C86&fea ture=view_all Fruit Bats / Sub Pop http://www.subp op.com/artists/ fruit_bats "You're Too Weird" from Fruit Bat's 08/02/11 release, Tripper http://www.subp op.com/releases /fruit_bats/ful l_lengths/tripp er Directed by General Assembly http://thetownh all.tv Order the Album iTunes https://itunes. apple.com/us/al bum/tripper-bon us-track-versio n/id446921017 Amazon http://amzn.com /B00555Z1XQ Sub Pop http://www.subp op.com/releases /fruit_bats/ful l_lengths/tripp er Website http://fruitbat smusic.com/ Like Fruit Bats on Facebook http://www.face book.com/thefru itbats Follow Fruit Bats on Twitter https://twitter .com/fruitbatsm usic Sub Pop Records http://www.subp op.com Follow Sub Pop on Twitter https://twitter .com/subpop Like Sub Pop on Facebook https://www.fac ebook.com/subpo precords Follow Sub Pop on SoundCloud http://soundclo ud.com/subpop

Add to EJ Playlist  Music video by Lady Gaga performing Heavy Metal Lover (2011)

Add to EJ Playlist  The Decemberists performing "Yankee Bayonet (I Will Be Home Then)" at the What Stage at the Bonnaroo Music Festival in Manchester, Tennessee on Friday, June 10, 2011. Click for High Definition.

Add to EJ Playlist  from the album Tomboy c + p 2011 Paw Tracks Video by Miko Yung www.mikoyung.co m images © 2011 Google Maps, Google Earth vimeo link: http://vimeo.co m/24449034

Add to EJ Playlist  Memorial (The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place) performed live at the ACL Taping Program on June 29, 2007

Add to EJ Playlist  Directed by Ara Peterson Video by Dave Fischer and Ara Peterson c + p 2011 Paw Tracks

Add to EJ Playlist  Music video by Lady Gaga performing Judas. Follow Lady Gaga, buy the album on iTunes, and more http://bit.ly/m 5Dr70 (C) 2011 Interscope Records

Add to EJ Playlist  Official music video for Mean Lady's "Far Away" from their debut 7 inch vinyl release. Video by Christopher Watson. To download this song for FREE ($0), click here: http://www.medi afire.com/?54vg 4ekgi80nen1 For all information Mean Lady: http://www.face book.com/pages/ Mean-Lady/15080 3498287627 Tunes here: http://www.mysp ace.com/meanlad y and here: http://meanlady .bandcamp.com/ write us!: meanlady@mail.c om

Add to EJ Playlist  NOFX, "Murder The Government"

Add to EJ Playlist  From our debut album, out now on Chop Shop/Atlantic Records. Buy it here: http://atlr.ec/ MiloGreene Buy the single on iTunes: http://itun.es/ isF5Bc http://www.face book.com/MiloGr eene http://www.twit ter.com/MiloGre ene http://www.milo greene.com Recorded Live at the Downtown Loft Cinematographer : Joe Toman Editor: Ilana Foglia Art Direction: Spencer Williams Audio Engineering: Aaron Molho

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Add to EJ Playlist  40 Day Dream is the third installment of SALVO!, a 12-part music video series from Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros. 40 Day Dream finds Edward and Brother hiding out in the desert after their violent jail-break. Jade, having received a telepathic message from Brother, brings them to meet the rest of the Magnetic Zeros. Edward is welcomed by his new family and his troubles are briefly lifted by a healing vision of togetherness. After a night of revelry, Edward is awakened by Angel. CAST: Edward Sharpe: Alex Ebert Angel: Lisa Richards Brother: Orpheo McCord Jade: Jade Castrinos Guard: Tay Stratharin The Magnetic Zeros: Nico Anglietti, Stewart Cole, Aaron Embry, Aaron Older, Josh Collazo, Nora Kirkpatrick, Christain Letts, Tyler James, Chris Richard, Benjamin Kutsko CREW: Director: Matt Amato Writers: Matt Amato, Alex Ebert, & Isaiah Seret Editors: Matt Amato, Alex Ebert Cinematographer s: Eric Maclver & David Myrick Aerial Photography: Eric Pacheco Executive Producers: Bryan Ling & Sara Cline Producers: Michael Shifflett & Jack Richardson PM: Tara Tortorello AD: Brinton Bryon Choreographer: Becca Sweitzer Production Designer: Katie Byron Art Director: Grant Leuchtner Camera Assist: Justin Rhodes, Trevor DiCarlo, Wyatt Denny, Sean Tudor DIT: Alexandra Pelly Assistant Editor: Alexandra Pelly Post-Production Supervisor: Alexandra Pelly Colorist: Alexandra Pelly After-Effects: Matthew Alexander Sound: Jake Viator Wardrobe Stylist: Diana Contreras & Eliot Hazel Make-up: Sarai Fiszel Still Photography: Michael Sterling Eaton Titles: Jon Beasely Production Assist: Matthew Boman Location Manager: Blake Simpson Music Score Composer: Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Recording Engineer: Benjamin Tierney 40 Day Dream by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros Production Co.: THE MASSES & Community Music Filmed in Joshua Tree, CA Music video by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros performing 40 Day Dream. (C) 2011 Community Music (US)

Add to EJ Playlist  Swedish sisters Klara and Johanna Sderberg bring an undeniable amount of hypnotic magic to our Rockwood Sessions in this segment of The Guest Apartment.

Add to EJ Playlist  Music video by Florence + The Machine performing Howl (Live on Letterman). © 2010 Universal Island Records Ltd. A Universal Music Company

Add to EJ Playlist  KEXP and Free Yr Radio present The Decemberists' Colin Meloy performing all three parts of "The Crane Wife" live on KEXP from the Ace Hotel NYC during CMJ. Recorded 10/22/10.

Add to EJ Playlist  http://www.cbc. ca/Q The Montreal indie rockers were recently in Studio Q promoting music from their latest disc 'Cloak and Cipher'.

Add to EJ Playlist  Eisley at The Varsity Theater 11/04/2010 Note: This is after some of the equipment stopped working. So they performed some impromptu acoustic songs.

Add to EJ Playlist  Excellent performance of this song! Join the Johnny Cash infocenter facebook: http://www.face book.com/jcinfo center For more Johnny Cash visit: http://www.john ny-cash-infocen ter.com

Add to EJ Playlist  Music video by Donna Summer performing I Feel Love. (C) 1978 The Island Def Jam Music Group

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Add to EJ Playlist  July 7, 1965 http://www.amaz on.com/gp/redir ect.html?ie=UTF 8&location=http %3A%2F%2Fwww.am azon.com%2FThe- Kinks%2Fe%2FB00 0APYNRG%3Fqid%3 D1279660127%26s r%3D1-2-ent&tag =tra0c7-20&link Code=ur2&camp=1 789&creative=93 25 Watch the full show: http://thesixti esarchive.blogs pot.com/2010/12 /kinks-live-in- paris-1965.html "Louie Louie" is an American rock 'n' roll song written by Richard Berry in 1955. It has become a standard in pop and rock, with hundreds of versions recorded by different artists. The song is written in the style of a Jamaican ballad; and tells, in simple verse-chorus form, the first-person story of a Jamaican sailor returning to the island to see his lady love. The singer brags of his "fine little girl" to the Louie of the title, presumably a bartender. A recording by The Kingsmen in 1963 is the best-known version. The Kingsmen's edition was also the subject of an FBI investigation about the supposed but non-existent obscenity of the lyrics, an investigation that ended without prosecution. The song is ranked #55 on the Rolling Stone magazine's list of The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. After the Kingsmen and Raiders' versions, several other bands recorded the song: American soul singer Otis Redding for his 1964 debut album Pain in My Heart The Beach Boys recorded a rendition of "Louie Louie" for their 1964 album Shut Down Vol. 2. Ray Davies has stated that he wrote The Kinks' first hit, "You Really Got Me" (1964) while trying to work out the chords of "Louie Louie". The band recorded "Louie Louie" on 18 October 1964 and it was released in November on the "Kinksize Session" EP, but still the chords were not quite right. The Who were directed in their early recording career by the riff/rhythm of "Louie Louie". This was due to the song's influence on The Kinks, who, like the Who at the time, were produced by Shel Talmy, with the Kinks on the Pye label and the Who on Brunswick. Talmy wanted the successful sounds of The Kinks' 1964 hits "You Really Got Me", "All Day and All of the Night" and "Till the End of the Day" to be copied by The Who. As a result, Pete Townshend penned "I Can't Explain", released in March 1965. During a pre-song interview with host Brian Matthew on Saturday Club in May 1965, Pete explained that "I Can't Explain" was released to "introduce The Who to the charts" and that they were now trying to get away from all that and wanted to create the sort of sound they achieved on stage at present, hence their new single which they were about to sing live on Saturday Club now - the feedback-driven , Mod-inspired "Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere". (In 1979 "Louie Louie" would be featured on the soundtrack album to Quadrophenia.) The American folk group The Sandpipers did a cover of the song in 1966 with a slower tempo and in Spanish. Prototype English punk/garage band The Troggs recorded a version of "Louie Louie" in 1966. Their cover version hit-single "Wild Thing" also uses a very similar riff to "Louie Louie." It underwent a psychedelic treatmeant courtesy of Friar Tuck on his 1967 album Friar Tuck And His Psychedelic Guitar. "Louie Louie" repeatedly figured in the musical lexicon of Frank Zappa in the 1960s. An early live version of his original composition "Plastic People" (from his You Can't Do That Onstage Anymore series of live albums) was set to the melody of "Louie, Louie" (The official version was released on the album Absolutely Free in 1967). Also from the Absolutely Free album is the song "Son of Suzy Creamcheese", a song that has a melody that sounds like a sped-up version of "Louie Louie". Zappa reportedly fired guitarist Alice Stuart from The Mothers of Invention because she couldn't play "Louie Louie." At a Zappa concert at the Royal Albert Hall in London, Mothers Of Invention keyboardist Don Preston climbed up to the legendary venue's pipe organ, usually used for classical works, and played the signature riff (this can be heard on the 1969 Zappa album Uncle Meat). Quick interpolations of "Louie Louie" also frequently turn up in other Zappa works. The Sonics also recorded a very rough, fuzz-tone-drenc hed version in the '60s. The Swamp Rats protopunk/garag e rock band heavily influenced by above band, The Sonics, also recorded a version, featured on their album Disco Still Sucks! By the 1970s the song was inspiring other songs and numerous other versions. Covered by the Flamin' Groovies on their 1971 album Teenage Head In 1972, Berry released the song again as a single on the Happy Tiger label. This was the label's final release before it folded. Also in 1972, The Stooges covered the song which was never released. In 1972, Led Zeppelin performed a version of the song in Los Angeles. It can be heard on bootleg recordings entitled Burn Like a Candle.