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You Are a Doctor

You are a total brainiac who isn't content to just be smart. You want to do something with your smarts! You'd like to change the world or at least change lives. You feel like it's important not to waste the gifts you've been given. You may cure cancer or simply make a few people healthier, but you will rest well knowing that you've made a difference. You're the type of person who does the right thing even when no one else is watching. You're very ethical.

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Best Music of 2011 part 2

Since it's already Febuary 2012, this might be a little late.  Oh well.  Here's part 1


Album: Mister Sam Presents the Bandana Splits
Artist: The Bandana Splits
Highlights:  "Ricky Dee," "My Love," and "Chemistry
A group with a cutesy 1950's girl group vibe.

Album: Verdugo Hills
 Artist: Caroline
Highlights: "Gone" and "Pink Gloom"

Album: lovestrong.
Artist: Christina Perri
Highlights: "Jar of Hearts" and "Mine"
"Jar of Hearts" is my favorite break up song of the year.

Album: His Young Heart EP
Artist: Daughter
Highlights: "Landfill" and "Daughter"

Album: Here's To Nowhere
Artist: Mesita
Highlights: "Off the Map" and "Lone Wolf"

Album: Gone Blind EP
Artist: Porcelain Raft
Highlights: "Despite Everything" and "Talk to Me"

Album: Charlatans At The Garden Gate
Artist: Tristen
Highlights: "Avalance" and "Doomsday"

Album: Cannibal Courtship
Artist: Dengue Fever
Highlights:  "Cement Slippers," "Family Business," and "Thank You Goodbye"
Funny lyrics paired with fun party music is a good combination.

Album: Cults
Artist: Cults
Highlights: "You Know What I Mean," "Never Heal Myself," and "Never Saw The Point"
Goes with my obsession with bands influenced by the  1960s with female singers I mentioned in part 1.

Album: In Light
Artist: Givers
Highlights: "Up Up Up," "Meantime," and "Alantic"


Honorable mention to these songs:

• "(I'm In) A Chorus Line" by Acid House Kings
• "Louder Than Ever" by Cold War Kids
• "Little Marriage"  by Lia Ices
• "White Nights" by Oh Land
• "Queen of Hearts" by The Unthanks