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Sunday Shuffle #403

The Heavy Rotation that I thought would get posted during the week ran up against my schoolwork. I was able to get most of the rest of it written yesterday, however, so I should go up this week. In the meantime, I hope you checked out my first Saturday Song post; if not, please check it out. If anyone has any feedback, please offer it up via the comments or Facebook or Twitter. As always, you can listen along to the Shuffle each week over on Spotify.

I'm seeing Bob Mould two months from today...wonder if he'll make it in today's ten...

1. Why Do You Have To Put A Date On Everything/Superchunk (20) - last played on 7/9/15
2. Talk on Indolence/The Avett Brothers (4) - last played on 3/14/15
3. Cheer It On/Tokyo Police Club (6) - last played on 11/3/14
4. Green Arrow/Yo La Tengo (3) - last played on 11/13/11
5. Truth Lies Low/The Drams (4) - last played on 7/19/11
6. Strange Mercy/St. Vincent (13) - last played on 12/20/15
7. This Is How It Always Starts/Grandaddy (6) - last played on 10/31/14
8. London Loves/Blur (5) - last played on 4/29/15
9. Hard To Breathe/Irving (5) - last played on 11/22/15
10. Jacqueline Susann/Pernice Brothers (20) - last played on 2/21/16
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