Released July 17, 2001 Label Arena Rock | Release date 17 July 2001 | |
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This Is Next Year is a compilation album released July 17, 2001 by Arena Rock Recording Co.
Contents
Disc 1
- "Radio" – The Walkmen
- "I've Got A Fang (Demo)" – They Might Be Giants
- "Wasting In The Sun" – Folksongs For The Afterlife
- "Keep Your Feelings To Yourself" – Clem Snide
- "Muddy Blue" – A.M. Radio (later renamed Icewater Scandal)
- "Hey Man" – Grand Mal
- "Go Shopping" – The Mendoza Line
- "Radiate" – Weeds Of Eden
- "Awake And Under" – Calla
- "She Blinded Me with Science" – Ex Models
- "Twin Stars" – Bee and Flower
- "Like Your Mom" – Hoagy
- "Sky To Ground" – Geometry
- "It's All Made Up" – Scout
- "No Sleeves" – Les Savy Fav
- "Artificial Light" – Rainer Maria
- "Painted Flowers" – Cub Country
- "New York Avenue Playground" – Cindy Wheeler
- "It's Not About Love (It's About Love)" – The Seconds
- "Spanish Conversation" – Hub
- "Johnny Shot The Mexican" – Reverend Vince Anderson
Disc 2
- "Bound For Brighter Days" – The Boggs
- "Problems" – Ben Kweller
- "1985" – French Kicks
- "Snail" – Mink Lungs
- "False Porno Alarm (Surgery Mix)" – Stereobate
- "Hard To Be Easy" – Champale
- "Hearts Don't Break" – Ida
- "Factory Farm" – Jumbo Jets
- "Three Ears" – Elk City
- "Horsey" – Hem
- "The Wind" – The Birdwatcher
- "New York's Alright (If You Like Saxophones)" – Enon
- "Down In The Mud" – Gloria Deluxe
- "A Time To Be So Small" – Interpol
- "Blizzard Of '77" – Nada Surf
- "Kite" – Mascott
- "Gin I Win" – Timesbold
- "Vanish" – Black Beetle
- "Cellar Door" – Laura Cantrell
- "Don't Believe A Word" – Blasco
- "Brooklyn" – Home
- "(Untitled)"
Songs
1RadioThe Walkmen4:12
2I've Got a FangThey Might Be Giants2:22
3Wasting in the SunFolksongs for the Afterlife3:38
References
This Is Next Year: A Brooklyn-Based Compilation Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA