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Generic viagra online, If it's December at You Ain't No Picasso, then it's time for Mixmas. Every year I like to turn YANP over to some of my favorite bands to showcase some of their favorite songs through a themed mix. They pick a theme, five songs that fit the theme and then share a little about why they picked each one, generic viagra online. This year I'm also giving away a YANP shirt, so check below for the hint about tomorrow's mix.

MP3: Ivana XL - EX.OH. Generic viagra online, Ivana XL has been one of the artists I've received the most emails about during my course of running YANP. It could be because she's not a very well known artist and there's not a lot of info about her floating around on the internet, but I'd like to believe it's because she's just a really good musician.

"Simple, generic viagra online. Beautiful." by Ivana XL

I'm a great big fan of super simple recordings, demos, live versions..Do It Yourself in your room. Generic viagra online, Although it is a lot of fun to experiment with this sound that sound, I always end up listening more to the demo'd, stripped down version, rather than the "finished" one. Here are 5/6 simple. beautiful, generic viagra online. songs.

MP3: Mirah - Make It Hot Generic viagra online, This is a really sexy song sung by what I believe is the sexiest voice.. On Earth.

MP3: Daniel Johnston - Story of an Artist
I've been sitting here thinking about things to say about Daniel Johnston. It's overwhelming how much I adore his music. This song might be my favorite of his at the moment..or of the year. Most of my friends are artists (Brooklyn), and I feel like it would make sense for us all to get together one day and sing this out in the park crying and holding hands. Maybe setting something on fire.

Sibylle Baier - "Softly"

Ever play that game telephone. I might be getting this story all wrong, and could definitely look up the facts on Sybille Baier right now, but let's play telephone instead. Ok. My dear friend Jessica from "She Keeps Bees" introduced me to this ladies' music one night after a few fancy whisky drinks with cherries inside. I believe she said: Sibylle Baier recorded this album in the 70's while on a trip to (let's say Berlin. That's romantic!) with only the intention of giving it around to her friends. Just recently it has been discovered with a huge loving response from people all around the World. Jess also DEFinitely said: "Her meter is all over the place!!" Which is one reason I love Jess, and one reason I love Sibylle.

MP3: Nina Simone - Don't Smoke in Bed
Well I heard this song for the first time in the restaurant I work in and almost dropped my table wiping rag. Oh. If you drop a piece of food on a table at a restaurant don't pick it up an eat it. But nevermind bacteria. This song is so beautiful and perfect and a complete tear jerker. My tears on your pizza. Peggy Lee's version will also kill you.

MP3: Smog - Rock Bottom Riser
I listened to only Smog for a good two months this year. Mostly switching between this song and I Break Horses. If I were stuck on a Desert Island... clean water...zebra cakes...Smog.

Tomorrow's hint: the next contributor is an LA group who scored a spot on my best songs of 2008 list, who have a sophomore album due out next year.