I decided to look at the little feature on my Ipod that tells me what my Top 25 most listened to songs are.

-Lucky Denver Mint by Jimmy Eat World
-Wagon Wheel by Old Crow Medicine Show
-In Da Wind by Trick Daddy
-Bukowski by Modest Mouse
-Honkey Tonk Guy by Sunday Valley
-Sometimes Wine by Sunday Valley
-Golden by My Morning Jacket
-Such Great Heights by Postal Service
-Rosalita by Bruce Springsteen
-Getting Grown by Cee Lo Green
-Serve You by Chris Whitley
-Mr E's Beautiful World by The Eels
-The Sound of Settling by Death Cab For Cutie
-Sabotage by The Beastie Boys
-Ariel by Chris Whitley
-Smile by Onelinedrawing
-Birdhouse In Your Soul by They Might Be Giants
-Accidentally In Love by The Counting Crows (wtf?)
-Last Goodbye by Jeff Buckley
-Style by The Leamonheads
-Weightless by Chris Whitley
-Suspicious Minds by Pete Yorn
-One Big Holiday by My Morning Jacket
-Remember Me by British Sea Power
-The View by Modest Mouse

It doesn't look right. All of those songs used to be on a playlist I made and I guess maybe I listened to that playlist a lot or something. But come on - Accidentally In Love?


I knew it!! You secretly think "Accidently in Love" is the greatest Counting Crow's song ever!!

I'm afraid we can no longer consider you a true Counting Crow's fan.  


The shame of it all...  


I love that song. I have that on my 25 recently played. Toxic by Britney Spears is the other one, 24 times.  


If I were gonna love a Britney Spears song it would be Toxic. That whole screechy
"Whhhheeeeoooowhhheeeeooooo" thing at the beginning does something to me.

Wait. No. I'm thinking of Britney's butt.  


The sad thing is I could hear that noise in my head by reading the way you typed it. Scary and embarrassing.  


It's a distinctive noise.

When the song first came out, and P.Dirty, B.P. Gonzizzle and I would be at this local bar, all the girls would run out on the floor and start singing and dancing whenever they'd hear the opening Wheeeeooooweeeeoooo. It was every sorority girl's song there for a while.  


Chris Rock did a bit about how girls don't care about what the lyrics are when they hear a song. He used a Lil' John song as an example. It played and he impersonated them saying skeet, skeet, skeet. They don't know what it means, but they love to dance to the song. I don't do this skit justice. Reread the thing and imagine Chris Rock is saying it.  


Wasn't he talking specifically white girls in that skit?  


What does skeeet, skeet, skeet mean?  


Busting a nut.  


Love the Counting Crows.. it's a shame I don't own any of their albums.
They Might Be Giants are great as well.
I'm sure most of the others are great... I've just lived a sheltered life and haven't heard most of them... that or I HAVE heard them, and just didn't know the title or author.  


I had no idea that's what skeet, skeet, skeet meant. I'm so un-street.  


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