Festive Fifty

Here is a playlist of the bands that I listened to the most over the year in one playlist for the holidays.

Festive fifty 2014/15 by jim_bomb on Grooveshark

http://grooveshark.com/playlist/Festive+Fifty+2014+15/103215390

1 Arctic Monkeys - R U Mine?
2 Dutch Uncles - The Rub
3 The Stone Roses - She Bangs the Drums
4 The Orb - Hell's Kitchen
5 The Brian Jonestown Massacre - This is the One Thing We Didn't Want to Have Happen
6 Extrawelt - Stammgast
7 Reinhard Voigt - Tod eines Hippie Madchens
8 Kraftwerk - Vitamin
9 The Courteeners - Are You in Love with a Notion?
10 Dusty Kid - Lynchesque
11 Inspiral Carpets - Spitfire
12 Roni Size - Bump 'n' Grind
13 Mexico 70 - Best and Hurst
14 Beastie Boys - Sabotage
15 Blur - Charmless Man
16 The Twang - We're a Crowd
17 Egyptian Hip Hop - Rad Pitt
18 Kollektiv Turmstrasse - Melodrama
19 Volor Flex - Main Question
20 Portugal. The Man - Creep in a T-shirt
21 New Order - The Perfect Kiss
22 A Guy Called Gerald - Hekkle and Koch
23 Modern Baseball - I Think You Were in My Profile Picture Once
24 Boards of Canada - Palace Posy
25 1990s - Vondelpark
26 Fujiya & Miyagi - Knickerbocker
27 Бумбокс – Каротин
28 Shed Seven - Dolphin
29 Randomajestiq - Palevo
30 Bibio - A Tout L'Heure
31 Underground Resistance - Killer Whale
32 Hladno Pivo - Pravo Ja
33 Skrillex - Ruffneck
34 Moderat - Sea Monkey
35 Orbital - Chime
36 We are Scientists - Don't Blow it
37 Madder Rose - Swim
38 Happy Mondays - Deviants
39 The History of Apple Pie - Mallory
40 The Essex Green - Elsinore
41 Thee Oh Sees - Minotaur
42 Ellen Allien - Flashy
43 A Sunny Day in Glasgow - The Things They Do to Me
44 The Sunshine Underground - The Messiah
45 The Fall - My Ex-Classmates' Kids
46 The Charlatans - Sproston Green
47 Mogwai - Heard about You Last Night
48 Modest Mouse - The Good Times Are Killing Me
49 The Beloved - Sweet Harmony
50 Ian Brown - Sunshine

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