The WEXT Top 15

From our friends at Exit 97.7 WEXT, the 15 most-played songs on the station during the last week:

  1. Evil Urges - My Morning Jacket
  2. I Will Remain - Old 97s
  3. Living Well is the Best Revenge - R.E.M.
  4. Long Division - Death Cab For Cutie
  5. Orphans - Beck
  6. Sausalito - Conor Oberst & the Mystic Valley Band
  7. Sequestered in Memphis - The Hold Steady
  8. Shut Up and Let Me Go - The Ting Tings
  9. Viva La Vida - Coldplay
  10. 1492 - Counting Crows
  11. Always a Friend - Alejandro Escovedo
  12. Busy Thinking 'Bout Today - Phil Roy
  13. Chasing Pavements - Adele
  14. Do You Wanna - The Kooks

The Top 15 from two weeks ago.

After the jump, songs that will hit the playlist for the first time this week -- including stuff from Ingrid Michaelson, Death Cab for Cutie and Oasis.

Adds for the week of 8/18:

You, Me and Everything - Blues Traveler
You Don't Know Me - Ben Folds w/Regina Spektor
Be OK - Ingrid Michaelson
It's Amazing - Jem
U Want Me 2 - Sarah McLachlan
What's Been Going On - Amos Lee
You are the Best Thing - Ray Lamontagne
Come Around - Counting Crows
Cath - Death Cab for Cutie
Ghosts - Laura Marling
The Shock of Lightning - Oasis

Comments

One of these days, I'd like to see the top 15 for 88.3 The Saint. Their slogan is "we play anything", and boy are they serious. Last week I heard the theme song to The Neverending Story followed by Boys 2 Men. Pretty soon they'll just start playing random sounds, like a fog horn and some dude whistling on the bus.

Hey Pants - you should listen to 88.3 on Sundays - POLKA!!

Barold- Ah yes, I am quite familiar. For a while I thought "polka sunday" was meant as a sarcastic joke. Because really that's the only way it made sense. But my grandfather-in-law waits all week for that program. He even turns his hearing aid off during the week to ensure maximum battery power for Sundays (that's how you know it's a special event). He doesn't want to miss a note!


Personally, I avoid Polka Sundays, hearing aid or no hearing aid - but LOVE the station identifier they do when the woman with the (presumably) English accent says "we play anything". I often "talk back" to her and say "I bet you do".

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