When I stay awake all night, whether it's due to studying or less stressful activities, I always get this wave of energy at sunrise. Even after four years of waking up in the 5 o'clock hour, I have not adopted a morning-person nature. With his 2009 release of Sunny Side Up, it seems likely that Paolo Nutini has adopted that nature.
This Paolo Nutini tune isn't about all-nighters, but that won't keep me from blasting it when I get that bubble of excitement at sunrise. True to his jazzy roots, Nutini is soft and smooth for a good chunk of the song, but in the latter half, the style changes and the horns back him up along with a driving snare and it's a perfect end to the song.
Give it a listen:
Two side notes:
In watching the above music video, I felt like elements of it were very similar to V.V. Brown's "Shark in the Water" video.
Also, I've been looking everywhere for Plan B's Live Lounge cover of "Coming Up Easy". If you happen to come by it, definitely let me know.
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2.19.2010
New Music Video: Vampire Weekend
Vampire Weekend just released their latest music video, and they do it in style. Jake Gyllenhaal, Lil' Jon, Joe Jonas and RZA cameos, a cute, funny story and one of their best songs from Contra to boot. Enjoy.
2.09.2010
Gospel-Soul-Rap: Plan B (Whaaaaat?)
I know I mentioned this not too long ago, but it really does deserve a post of its own.
Bad boy Ben Drew is a British rapper with a 2006 LP under his belt. In the past he's collaborated with Chase and Status (an intense music video for End Credits [with Michael Caine!] is posted below) and played up the hip-hop side of his creativity.
"End Credits" - Chase and Status ft. Plan B
When Drew first started playing his own music, it was this "Justin Timberlake R&B stuff" that he just didn't feel comfortable doing. Now, with his sophomore album, The Defamation of Strickland Banks, he's gone back to his "Plan A," so to speak. Well, maybe it's plan C. Just check out his SICK mash up hit "Stay Too Long" (and I wouldn't discourage lending an ear to the Pendulum Remix).
"Stay Too Long" - Plan B
Bad boy Ben Drew is a British rapper with a 2006 LP under his belt. In the past he's collaborated with Chase and Status (an intense music video for End Credits [with Michael Caine!] is posted below) and played up the hip-hop side of his creativity.
"End Credits" - Chase and Status ft. Plan B
When Drew first started playing his own music, it was this "Justin Timberlake R&B stuff" that he just didn't feel comfortable doing. Now, with his sophomore album, The Defamation of Strickland Banks, he's gone back to his "Plan A," so to speak. Well, maybe it's plan C. Just check out his SICK mash up hit "Stay Too Long" (and I wouldn't discourage lending an ear to the Pendulum Remix).
"Stay Too Long" - Plan B
2.04.2010
Katy Perry vs. MGMT
This has been stuck in my head ALL NIGHT.
"Electric Feel" - MGMT
"Electric Feel" - Katy Perry
"Electric Feel" - MGMT
"Electric Feel" - Katy Perry
1.25.2010
I Wish I Was a Punk Rocker...
Definitely worth a listen. Lovely voice, great protest song.
"I Wish I Was a Punk Rocker With Flowers in My Hair" - Sandi Thom
"I Wish I Was a Punk Rocker With Flowers in My Hair" - Sandi Thom
1.22.2010
1.19.2010
1.16.2010
Best of 2009: #10-1
Since there have been a few DMCA takedowns of the countdown, let's recap the songs from #50 to 11:
50. "Uprising" - Muse
49. "Wheels" - Foo Fighters
48. "I Just Wanna Run" - The Downtown Fiction
47. "Let's Get Outta Here" - Madina Lake
46. "Ready for the Weekend" - Calvin Harris
45. "The Fear" - Lily Allen
44. "You Found Me" - The Fray
43. "A Whole Lot Better" - Brendan Benson
42. "Wanted" - Jessie James
41. "Spotlight" - MuteMath
40. "Man of the Hour" - Norah Jones
39. "Tell Me I'm a Wreck" - Every Avenue
38. "Always Like This" - Bombay Bicycle Club
37. "Mountain & the Sea" - Ingrid Michaelson
36. "Time for Me" - Holiday Parade
35. "Teenagers" - Hayley Willaims
34. "It's My Time" - Fabolous ft. Jeremih
33. "Outta Here" - Esmée Denters
32. "Just Say Yes" - Snow Patrol
31. "No You Girls" - Franz Ferdinand
30. "Remedy" - Little Boots
29. "Break Your Heart" - Taio Cruz
28. "Fader" - The Temper Trap
27. "I Can Transform Ya" - Chris Brown ft. Lil Wayne and Swizz Beatz
26. "Day N Nite (Crookers Remix)" - KiD CuDi
25. "Chillin'" - Wale ft. Lady Gaga
24. "Crying Lightning" - Arctic Monkeys
23. "Rats" - U.S. Royalty
22. "Bulletproof" - La Roux
21. "Crystalised" - The XX
20. "Deep South" - Cartel
19. "Teach Me How to Jerk" - Audio Push
18. "My Life Would Suck Without You" - Kelly Clarkson
17. "Happy" - Leona Lewis
16. "Weightless" - All Time Low
15. "Boys and Girls" - Pixie Lott
14. "Two Left Feet" - Anya Marina
13. "Marchin On" - OneRepublic
12. "Pull My Heart Away" - Jack Peñate
11. "Shark in the Water" - V.V. Brown
And now, finally:
10. "Empire State of Mind" - Jay Z ft. Alicia Keys
Alicia Keys' soaring chorus is the perfect counter to Jay-Z's intense flow. It's one of those collaborations you would never have thought of before it happens, but when it does you think, "Well, duh!" It's a great song to begin with, but it helps that both Jay and Alicia are at the top of their game.
from The Blueprint 3
"Empire State of Mind"
9. "Crystal Vases" - The Early Hours
This song was released on one of the best EPs of the year and it really is a cute but depressing song about a guy whose only friend is the maid. Who cleans up the crystal vase when he smokes two packs a day. Believe it or not, these are very similar to the actual lyrics!
from Falling Elevators EP
"Crystal Vases"
Once again, I am having trouble finding audio for this song, so if you want it, drop me a line (MusicSequitur@gmail.com) or check it out here.
8. "Bad Romance" - Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga has this sense of style that is applicable in all areas of a performance. From costume to lyrics to delivery everything is meticulously put together, and that's why "Bad Romance" is awesome. Yes, it's overtly sexual and yes the girl is OUT THERE, but everything is deliberate. It's SUPER catchy, but never cheesy and always interesting.
from The Fame Monster
"Bad Romance"
7. "The Cave" - Mumford & Sons
This song took a little while for me to get used to, but once I did it hit me hard. The intro is sweet, the lyrics are way awesome and it's just an all around sweet song. I typically don't enjoy banjos, but this song is a lovely exception.
from Sigh No More
6. "Drumming Song" - Florence + the Machine
It's the theatrical feeling to this song that makes everything about it fantastic. The character is introduced, the problem outlined and the tension builds. It's BIG and dirty, but feminine. It's an overture and the leading lady sings with such intense emotion you feel it in your blood and your heart begins to match the rhythm.
from Lungs
"Drumming Song"
5. "When Love Takes Over" - David Guetta ft. Kelly Rowland
Kelly Rowland is the perfect touch to David Guetta's genius beats. Guetta puts together a song that's not just meant to be played in dance halls, but can be blasted in cars or during runs or anywhere. She hits every single note (even in those sick scales) effortlessly and beautifully. Such a breathtaking love song.
from One Love
"When Love Takes Over"
4. "1901" - Phoenix
Who would have thought a song about Paris in 1901 would be so awesome?! It's not just the song, it's the FEEL of it. The springy guitar, the electrifying bass, and the spot-on singing. It creates a fresh atmosphere and it's so original and fun.
from Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix
"1901"
3. "Chelsea" - The Summer Set
Drinks are pouring and girls are fine in Arizona circa 2005, and Brian Dales tells the story of him and his current girlfriend, Chelsea Stuab (from this show) and the group clicks everything into place. Once again, I heart Jess Bowen, the drummer and only girl in the band; she runs a tight set. This is pop rock at it's best.
from Love Like This
"Chelsea"
2. "Wonderful" - Gary Go
Beautiful, epic and uplifting. Simple as that.
from Gary Go
"Wonderful"
1. "Eet" - Regina Spektor
Mix Regina's gorgeous voice with her SPECTACULAR lyrics and the coolest chords you can find. Then, half way through change it up with a driving percussion rhythm. You get a stunning masterpiece she calls "Eet".
from Far
"Eet"
WOOHOO!!
Hope you enjoyed!
50. "Uprising" - Muse
49. "Wheels" - Foo Fighters
48. "I Just Wanna Run" - The Downtown Fiction
47. "Let's Get Outta Here" - Madina Lake
46. "Ready for the Weekend" - Calvin Harris
45. "The Fear" - Lily Allen
44. "You Found Me" - The Fray
43. "A Whole Lot Better" - Brendan Benson
42. "Wanted" - Jessie James
41. "Spotlight" - MuteMath
40. "Man of the Hour" - Norah Jones
39. "Tell Me I'm a Wreck" - Every Avenue
38. "Always Like This" - Bombay Bicycle Club
37. "Mountain & the Sea" - Ingrid Michaelson
36. "Time for Me" - Holiday Parade
35. "Teenagers" - Hayley Willaims
34. "It's My Time" - Fabolous ft. Jeremih
33. "Outta Here" - Esmée Denters
32. "Just Say Yes" - Snow Patrol
31. "No You Girls" - Franz Ferdinand
30. "Remedy" - Little Boots
29. "Break Your Heart" - Taio Cruz
28. "Fader" - The Temper Trap
27. "I Can Transform Ya" - Chris Brown ft. Lil Wayne and Swizz Beatz
26. "Day N Nite (Crookers Remix)" - KiD CuDi
25. "Chillin'" - Wale ft. Lady Gaga
24. "Crying Lightning" - Arctic Monkeys
23. "Rats" - U.S. Royalty
22. "Bulletproof" - La Roux
21. "Crystalised" - The XX
20. "Deep South" - Cartel
19. "Teach Me How to Jerk" - Audio Push
18. "My Life Would Suck Without You" - Kelly Clarkson
17. "Happy" - Leona Lewis
16. "Weightless" - All Time Low
15. "Boys and Girls" - Pixie Lott
14. "Two Left Feet" - Anya Marina
13. "Marchin On" - OneRepublic
12. "Pull My Heart Away" - Jack Peñate
11. "Shark in the Water" - V.V. Brown
And now, finally:
10. "Empire State of Mind" - Jay Z ft. Alicia Keys
Alicia Keys' soaring chorus is the perfect counter to Jay-Z's intense flow. It's one of those collaborations you would never have thought of before it happens, but when it does you think, "Well, duh!" It's a great song to begin with, but it helps that both Jay and Alicia are at the top of their game.
from The Blueprint 3
"Empire State of Mind"
9. "Crystal Vases" - The Early Hours
This song was released on one of the best EPs of the year and it really is a cute but depressing song about a guy whose only friend is the maid. Who cleans up the crystal vase when he smokes two packs a day. Believe it or not, these are very similar to the actual lyrics!
from Falling Elevators EP
"Crystal Vases"
Once again, I am having trouble finding audio for this song, so if you want it, drop me a line (MusicSequitur@gmail.com) or check it out here.
8. "Bad Romance" - Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga has this sense of style that is applicable in all areas of a performance. From costume to lyrics to delivery everything is meticulously put together, and that's why "Bad Romance" is awesome. Yes, it's overtly sexual and yes the girl is OUT THERE, but everything is deliberate. It's SUPER catchy, but never cheesy and always interesting.
from The Fame Monster
"Bad Romance"
7. "The Cave" - Mumford & Sons
This song took a little while for me to get used to, but once I did it hit me hard. The intro is sweet, the lyrics are way awesome and it's just an all around sweet song. I typically don't enjoy banjos, but this song is a lovely exception.
from Sigh No More
6. "Drumming Song" - Florence + the Machine
It's the theatrical feeling to this song that makes everything about it fantastic. The character is introduced, the problem outlined and the tension builds. It's BIG and dirty, but feminine. It's an overture and the leading lady sings with such intense emotion you feel it in your blood and your heart begins to match the rhythm.
from Lungs
"Drumming Song"
5. "When Love Takes Over" - David Guetta ft. Kelly Rowland
Kelly Rowland is the perfect touch to David Guetta's genius beats. Guetta puts together a song that's not just meant to be played in dance halls, but can be blasted in cars or during runs or anywhere. She hits every single note (even in those sick scales) effortlessly and beautifully. Such a breathtaking love song.
from One Love
"When Love Takes Over"
4. "1901" - Phoenix
Who would have thought a song about Paris in 1901 would be so awesome?! It's not just the song, it's the FEEL of it. The springy guitar, the electrifying bass, and the spot-on singing. It creates a fresh atmosphere and it's so original and fun.
from Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix
"1901"
3. "Chelsea" - The Summer Set
Drinks are pouring and girls are fine in Arizona circa 2005, and Brian Dales tells the story of him and his current girlfriend, Chelsea Stuab (from this show) and the group clicks everything into place. Once again, I heart Jess Bowen, the drummer and only girl in the band; she runs a tight set. This is pop rock at it's best.
from Love Like This
"Chelsea"
2. "Wonderful" - Gary Go
Beautiful, epic and uplifting. Simple as that.
from Gary Go
"Wonderful"
1. "Eet" - Regina Spektor
Mix Regina's gorgeous voice with her SPECTACULAR lyrics and the coolest chords you can find. Then, half way through change it up with a driving percussion rhythm. You get a stunning masterpiece she calls "Eet".
from Far
"Eet"
WOOHOO!!
Hope you enjoyed!
Best of 2009: Superlatives
I'm terrible, I know, but really, the top ten should be the very last thing on 2009, so that means we have a couple of superlatives to hand out.
Guiltiest Pleasure:
"It's Only Natural" - The Higher
Haha, I think the music video says it all.
Biggest Bummer:
Ben Kweller - Changing Horses
Seriously, Ben, seriously?!? Can't we just go back to "Penny on the Train Track" and pretend this never happened?? Pretty Please?
Best Soundtrack:
(500) Days of Summer
Tracklist:
The Smiths – “There Is A Light That Never Goes Out”
Belle & Sebastian – “The Boy With The Arab Strap”
Black Lips – “Bad Kids”
The Smiths – “Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want.”
Patrick Swayze – “She’s Like The Wind.”
Jack Peñate – “Have I Been a Fool? ”
The Doves – “There Goes the Fear”
Hall & Oates – “You Make My Dreams”
Knight Rider Theme
Temper Trap – “Sweet Disposition”
Carla Bruni – “Quelqu’un M’a Dit”
Black Lips – “Veni, Vidi, Vici”
Paper Route – “The Music”
Feist – “Mushaboom”
Regina Spektor – “Hero”
Spoon – “Infinite Pet”
Simon & Garfunkel – “Bookends”
Wolfmother – “Vagabond”
Mumm-Rah – “She’s Got You High”
Worst Artist:
Ke$ha (we're counting her in 2009, but don't be surprised if she shows up in this category for the 2010 list)/Drake.
THE WORST PERFORMANCE - Ke$ha
THE WORST MUSIC VIDEO - Drake
Best Cover:
"Use Somebody" - Pixie Lott [Kings of Leon Cover]
C'mon, you had to know it would be a "Use Somebody" cover, the question was whose.
Best New Artist From 2008 But Only Started Listening to in 2009:
The Script
2009 was the year of ____________:
Lady Gaga and Taylor Swift
I can't wait for new ____________ in 2010:
Justin Nozuka, Downtown Fiction and The Last Shadow Puppets. (Vampire Weekend was already relased :))
CHILLING Justin Nozuka Video. Hope this one is on the new album.
Best New Artist:
Florence + the Machine
and also
An LP, FIVE music videos, a headlining tour. My love for Flo is no secret.
Also, for argument's sake, this is my justification for not considering Lady Gaga (but that's not to say she'd automatically get it either. It just made the decision easier).
All right, NOW you know what's next...! Top ten songs in next post.
Guiltiest Pleasure:
"It's Only Natural" - The Higher
Haha, I think the music video says it all.
Biggest Bummer:
Ben Kweller - Changing Horses
Seriously, Ben, seriously?!? Can't we just go back to "Penny on the Train Track" and pretend this never happened?? Pretty Please?
Best Soundtrack:
(500) Days of Summer
Tracklist:
The Smiths – “There Is A Light That Never Goes Out”
Belle & Sebastian – “The Boy With The Arab Strap”
Black Lips – “Bad Kids”
The Smiths – “Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want.”
Patrick Swayze – “She’s Like The Wind.”
Jack Peñate – “Have I Been a Fool? ”
The Doves – “There Goes the Fear”
Hall & Oates – “You Make My Dreams”
Knight Rider Theme
Temper Trap – “Sweet Disposition”
Carla Bruni – “Quelqu’un M’a Dit”
Black Lips – “Veni, Vidi, Vici”
Paper Route – “The Music”
Feist – “Mushaboom”
Regina Spektor – “Hero”
Spoon – “Infinite Pet”
Simon & Garfunkel – “Bookends”
Wolfmother – “Vagabond”
Mumm-Rah – “She’s Got You High”
Worst Artist:
Ke$ha (we're counting her in 2009, but don't be surprised if she shows up in this category for the 2010 list)/Drake.
THE WORST PERFORMANCE - Ke$ha
THE WORST MUSIC VIDEO - Drake
Best Cover:
"Use Somebody" - Pixie Lott [Kings of Leon Cover]
C'mon, you had to know it would be a "Use Somebody" cover, the question was whose.
Best New Artist From 2008 But Only Started Listening to in 2009:
The Script
2009 was the year of ____________:
Lady Gaga and Taylor Swift
I can't wait for new ____________ in 2010:
Justin Nozuka, Downtown Fiction and The Last Shadow Puppets. (Vampire Weekend was already relased :))
CHILLING Justin Nozuka Video. Hope this one is on the new album.
Best New Artist:
Florence + the Machine
and also
An LP, FIVE music videos, a headlining tour. My love for Flo is no secret.
Also, for argument's sake, this is my justification for not considering Lady Gaga (but that's not to say she'd automatically get it either. It just made the decision easier).
All right, NOW you know what's next...! Top ten songs in next post.
1.15.2010
Best of 2009: Top Songs: #20-11
20. "Deep South" - Cartel
A song about just wanting to be home and having pride about where you come from. Given that these guys are from the Bible Belt, I have to wonder if some of the lyrics allude to God. A powerful chorus and style unlike what we've previously seen from Cartel.
from Cycles
"Deep South"
19. "Teach Me How to Jerk" - Audio Push
This is probably the best beat put together in 2009, and I sincerely hope these young guys have more up their sleeve. They dance, they mix and they sing and they rap. And they've a great sense of humor.
"Teach Me How to Jerk"
18. "My Life Would Suck Without You" - Kelly Clarkson
I'll admit it: I judged this song based on its title before I heard it. While I still think it's a dumb title, it's a testament to the fact that a great, versatile voice never goes out of fashion.
from All I Ever Wanted
"My Life Would Suck Without You"
17. "Happy" - Leona Lewis
Speaking of an amazing voice, does this girl have PIPES or what? A beautiful and heart-wrenching piece. My favorite part is the huge hit "So what if it hurts me..."! Oh yeah, that one gives me goosebumps.
from Echo
"Happy"
16. "Weightless" - All Time Low
All Time Low ruled punk-pop in 2009 and it was well deserved, even if just for this song. The #1 optimistic song of the year.
from Nothing Personal
"Weightless"
15. "Boys and Girls" - Pixie Lott
This song is the dance party mix essential. The funky horn line keeps the beat up and Pixie's energy drives it. Is it just me or does she sound like Christina Aguilera at some points?
from Turn It Up
"Boys and Girls"
14. "Two Left Feet" - Anya Marina
Most of Anya's stuff has some sexual undertones, but this one is just so playful. The song starts off by introducing the four important music elements: the clapping-like rhythm, the tambourine, the bass, and her voice. The way each of these fit together makes for a really interesting sound even if it does sound eerily like Bloc Party's "The Prayer".
from Slow and Steady Seduction: Phase II
"Two Left Feet"
I'm really frustrated now because I can find a video or audio anywhere. Oh well. just drop a line at MusicSequitur@gmail.com if you're interested and I'll get it to you.
13. "Marchin On" - OneRepublic
It's the same cold OneRepublic vibe, but the back up vocals have the sickest lick in the entire song and warm your fingers and toes just the tiniest bit. A truly beautiful song "for those days we felt like a mistake."
from Waking Up
"Marchin On"
12. "Pull My Heart Away" - Jack Peñate
The beautiful sound of the guitar nails the mood Jack's lyrics set up. Going 180 from his last album, Peñate let his voice drive the songs rather than the guitar and it paid off.
from Everything is New
"Pull My Heart Away"
11. "Shark in the Water" - V.V. Brown
Ok, I'll admit it, this is my song of the moment (along with Plan B's "Stay Too Long"), but c'mon this is such an amazing song. The swooning back up vocals, the quick strums of the clean and clear guitar and the powerful voice of Ms. Brown is a genre mash-up. And a very successful one at that.
from Travelling Like the Light
"Shark in the Water"
V V Brown - Shark In The Water
VV Brown | MySpace Music Videos
Sorry about this ridiculous change of format guys, but if you're interested in some of the songs/artists, drop a comment or drop me a line at MusicSequitur@gmail.com
So after you've seen the 40 other songs, who does that leave...?
TOP TEN COMING UP!
A song about just wanting to be home and having pride about where you come from. Given that these guys are from the Bible Belt, I have to wonder if some of the lyrics allude to God. A powerful chorus and style unlike what we've previously seen from Cartel.
from Cycles
"Deep South"
19. "Teach Me How to Jerk" - Audio Push
This is probably the best beat put together in 2009, and I sincerely hope these young guys have more up their sleeve. They dance, they mix and they sing and they rap. And they've a great sense of humor.
"Teach Me How to Jerk"
18. "My Life Would Suck Without You" - Kelly Clarkson
I'll admit it: I judged this song based on its title before I heard it. While I still think it's a dumb title, it's a testament to the fact that a great, versatile voice never goes out of fashion.
from All I Ever Wanted
"My Life Would Suck Without You"
17. "Happy" - Leona Lewis
Speaking of an amazing voice, does this girl have PIPES or what? A beautiful and heart-wrenching piece. My favorite part is the huge hit "So what if it hurts me..."! Oh yeah, that one gives me goosebumps.
from Echo
"Happy"
16. "Weightless" - All Time Low
All Time Low ruled punk-pop in 2009 and it was well deserved, even if just for this song. The #1 optimistic song of the year.
from Nothing Personal
"Weightless"
15. "Boys and Girls" - Pixie Lott
This song is the dance party mix essential. The funky horn line keeps the beat up and Pixie's energy drives it. Is it just me or does she sound like Christina Aguilera at some points?
from Turn It Up
"Boys and Girls"
14. "Two Left Feet" - Anya Marina
Most of Anya's stuff has some sexual undertones, but this one is just so playful. The song starts off by introducing the four important music elements: the clapping-like rhythm, the tambourine, the bass, and her voice. The way each of these fit together makes for a really interesting sound even if it does sound eerily like Bloc Party's "The Prayer".
from Slow and Steady Seduction: Phase II
"Two Left Feet"
I'm really frustrated now because I can find a video or audio anywhere. Oh well. just drop a line at MusicSequitur@gmail.com if you're interested and I'll get it to you.
13. "Marchin On" - OneRepublic
It's the same cold OneRepublic vibe, but the back up vocals have the sickest lick in the entire song and warm your fingers and toes just the tiniest bit. A truly beautiful song "for those days we felt like a mistake."
from Waking Up
"Marchin On"
12. "Pull My Heart Away" - Jack Peñate
The beautiful sound of the guitar nails the mood Jack's lyrics set up. Going 180 from his last album, Peñate let his voice drive the songs rather than the guitar and it paid off.
from Everything is New
"Pull My Heart Away"
11. "Shark in the Water" - V.V. Brown
Ok, I'll admit it, this is my song of the moment (along with Plan B's "Stay Too Long"), but c'mon this is such an amazing song. The swooning back up vocals, the quick strums of the clean and clear guitar and the powerful voice of Ms. Brown is a genre mash-up. And a very successful one at that.
from Travelling Like the Light
"Shark in the Water"
V V Brown - Shark In The Water
VV Brown | MySpace Music Videos
Sorry about this ridiculous change of format guys, but if you're interested in some of the songs/artists, drop a comment or drop me a line at MusicSequitur@gmail.com
So after you've seen the 40 other songs, who does that leave...?
TOP TEN COMING UP!
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