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1. David Bowie “Golden Years”
2. Ramones "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow"
3. Elvis Costello & The Attractions "Big Boys"
4. Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers "Even the Losers"
5. Bruce Springsteen & The E-Street Band "Sherry Darling"
6. Split Enz "History Never Repeats"
7. The Clash "Should I Stay or Should I Go"
8. Violent Femmes "Kiss Off"
9.
Hüsker Dü
"Turn on the News"10. R.E.M. "Can't Get There from Here"
11. Paul Simon "That Was Your Mother"
12. U2 "Trip Through Your Wires"
13. Pixies "Brick is Red"
14. Bob Dylan "Everything is Broken"
15. Daniel Johnston "True Love Will Find You in the End"
16. Uncle Tupelo "Looking for a Way Out"
17. Cracker "Happy Birthday to Me
18. The Breeders "Saints"
19. Beastie Boys "Flute Loop"
20. Finn "Eyes of the World"
21. Pearl Jam "Sometimes"
22. Guided by Voices "Jane of the Waking Universe"
23. Lucinda Williams "Concrete and Barbed Wire"
24. Tom Waits "Picture in a Frame"
25. The White Stripes "Hello Operator"
26. Ryan Adams "Gonna Make You Love Me"
27. Supergrass "Seen the Light"
28. Bill Mallonee "She's So Liquid"
29. Wilco "Theologians"
30. Beck "Rental Car"
31. Eddie Vedder "Goodbye"
32. Waterdeep "...And I Can't Sleep"
33. Bonnie 'Prince' Billy "Missing One"
34. The Avett Brothers "It Goes On"
35. Band of Horses "Older"
36. Josh Garrels "Farther Along"
It's not that i feel the need to throw a party for myself, but it just serves as the perfect catalyst for inviting a crapload of people over to the house to participate in some good time-havin'. It was only what seems like a few weeks ago when some friends and i were discussing the idea of an outdoor movie projected on the side of a house. While i've entertained the idea in the past, it was this conversation, and a forthcoming thirty-fifth birthday which finally set this thing in motion. The decision on which film to show as a feature presentation was an important one. It would have to be one which made a lasting impression with me from an early age well into adulthood. After much deliberation, the obvious choice was of course the 1985 masterpiece directed by budding filmmaker tim burton and starring paul reuben's childlike character pee-wee herman, Pee-Wee's Big Adventure.





