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A List: Listening – Music (2010)

By Alison L. Roberts | Published: September 4, 2010

This represents the albums and singles that have been on heavy rotation. The most recent updates (and most current picks) are bolded.

Posted in A List, A List 2010, Distractions | Also tagged 20th Century, Amy WINEHOUSE, Arashi, Ayumi HAMASAKI, Black Crowes, Bubblegum Crisis: Tokyo 2010, Cake, CHEMISTRY, Coldplay, Coming Century, Counting Crows, Cowboy Bebop, Daft Punk, Dap-Kings, Dave Matthews Band, David BOWIE, DBSK (Tohoshinki), Eureka Seven, FLOW, Gackt, George MICHAEL, Ghost in the Shell: S.A.C., Girls' Generation (SNSD), Gundam Seed, Hall & Oates, HYDE, Joan OSBORNE, Jpop CD, Kanjani∞, KAT-TUN, Kenshin, Kings of Leon, KinKi Kids, Koichi DOMOTO, Kooks, L'Arc~en~Ciel, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Macross Plus, Madonna, Mark RONSON, Matthew SWEET, Muse, Music, Oasis, ONE OK ROCK, Pete YORN, Phish, Pink Floyd, Prodigals, Prodigy, Radiohead, Rahxephon, Saliva, Sharon JONES, Silversun Pickups, Smithereens, Stevie NICKS, Super Junior, The Cure, The Pillows, TOKIO, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Utena, V6, Weezer | Comments closed

A List: Watching – Movies & TV (2010)

By Alison L. Roberts | Published: September 4, 2010

This represents titles I either watched for the first time ever or the first time in a long time. Titles with an asterisk(*) are ones that are in progress.

Posted in A List, A List 2010, Distractions | Also tagged 36 Hours, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Arashi, Atonement, Ayumi HAMASAKI, Bones, Burn Notice, Casshern, Castle, Catherine Tate Show, Coffee Prince, Crows Zero, Departures, Doctor Who, Enchanted, Foul Play, Friday Night Lights, Gackt, Hana, Hero, Hidalgo, Honey and Clover, In Bruges, KinKi Kids, Kisarazu Cat's Eye, Movies, Negative Happy Chainsaw Edge, Ninja Assassin, No Reservations, One Tree Hill, Palace (Goong), Proposal, Psych, Sherlock Holmes, Smallville, Star Trek (2009), Sukiyaki Western Django, Supernatural, The Bank Job, Tokyo Sonata, TV, V6, Yaji & Kita, Yakuza: Like a Dragon | Comments closed