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It's been awhile since we told you about this, so I figured this sunny Seattle day was a perfect oppurtunity to remind you that The Postal Service covered Phil Collins' heart-breaky 80s ballad "Against All Odds" for the 2004 movie Wicker Park (which is kinda weird, since it was already in a movie called...Against All Odds). Enjoy!

Yesterday I divulged my favorite albums of the year. Today I am ready to let go of my latest obsession: My album recap of how I spent my 00's.
The below listage rant is my own little time capsule to remind myself why 2000-2009 musically ruled. As with my other list posts, I'm certain I totally forgot to add something really important to my end-all-be-all-recap. It's up to you to remind me by posting your favs of the 00's below.
Latest comment by: imaginary liz: "I know -- I totally expected "The Worst You Can Do Is Harm" top WIPTF, but when I studied the track listings side by side the fact that WIPTF has "Shapes,""Stupid" "Cinnamon" AND "New Girl" I realized I couldn't live without that album. Although TWYCDIH has the ...
Ben Gibbard told Rolling Stone magazine that another Postal Service record is a priority for everyone except for he and Jimmy Tamborello.
Latest comment by: Tim Hanken: "Postal Service helped to kick off the whole indie/electronic collaboration, where as DCfC just keep making emo records cleverly disguised as indie rock. To Eric’s point, I think a new PS record would be disappointing and wouldn’t have the same “this is ...
Liz and I aren't at SP20 so we have time speculate and we've got a good working theory that there's a magical secret headliner tonight and it's going to be the Postal Service.
Latest comment by: Bryan: "I saw two fourths of The Shins yesterday. At that point, I was convinced they were gonna be playing. Towards the end of the night, Marty walked by, and I thanked him for all the great tunes and asked if they would be playing. He graciously thanked me shook my ...
Here, in tribute to the Seattle label's 20 years of not going out of business, are my favorite 20 releases from Sub Pop from the past two decades. I encourage you to check out their catalog and provide yours, too.
Latest comment by: mike: "Jesus lizard/Nirvana 7" All Afghan Whigs Wolf Eyes LP Fugazi 7" Love Battery 10""
Jimmy Tamborello on Little Radio playing 7"s tomorrow 11AM-1PM!
Thanks for the big bad rainy Monday morning bummer, Aversion.
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As much as I put down the Pioneer Square music scene, I love a good cover.
The Postal Service: Give Up
Latest comment by: Betsy Boston: "P.S., Every time I look at the title of this song, I think of Grandaddy's "Nature Anthem," which is an all-time favorite song of mine, so after you listen to "Natural Anthem" by The Postal Service for a while, go listen to Grandaddy and watch their OMG WICKED ...
Here's a video put out a while back from The North American Halloween Prevention Initiative. It's kinda weird and it was hard to get my brain around it before the morning muffin... but it features a ton of awesomeness in the line-up -- and that's good enough for me.
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Imaginary exclusive! More Than Shapes, starring John Roderick of the Long Winters
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