For the Girls: March 2022

This is the March 2022 playlist for the girls. The Songs "Portions for Foxes" - Rilo Kiley (Back to School Shuffle, 2004) A brisk indie-rock cut with a sharp hook and a restless undercurrent. "Let My Love Open the Door" - Pete Townshend (Like, Omigod! The '80s Pop Culture Box (Totally) (Disc 1), 2002) A cheerful power-pop favorite with a singalong chorus and a classic lightweight feel. "Barrel Of A Gun" - Guster (Lost and Gone Forever, 1999) A jangly college-rock track that keeps its momentum up with steady guitar lines. "I’ll Be Gone" - Sarah Jarosz (World On The Ground, 2020) A spare, rootsy ballad that leans on clear vocals and acoustic detail. "Bad Reputation" - Reverend Horton Heat (Holy Roller, 1999) A fast, tongue-in-cheek cover that pushes the song into a rougher rockabilly edge. "Slack Motherfucker" - Superchunk (Superchunk, 1999) A noisy, DIY-style punk song with a blunt title and a quick punch. "Da Mystery of Chessboxin'" - Wu-Tang Clan (Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) [Expanded Edition], 1993) A dense East Coast hip-hop track built on sharp verses and tight production. "Einstein on the Beach (For an Eggman)" - Counting Crows (DGC Rarities Vol. 1, 1994) A loose, playful alt-rock rarity with the kind of offbeat charm that suited mid-’90s compilations. "Why's Everybody Always Pickin' On Me?" - Bloodhound Gang (One Fierce Beer Coaster, 1996) A sarcastic novelty-leaning alt-rock song that mixes humor with a nagging chorus. "Mademoiselle Juliette" - Alizee (Psychedelices) A French pop track with glossy production and a bright, danceable pulse. "Think of You" - A Fine Frenzy (One Cell In the Sea, 2008) A polished piano-driven pop song that settles into a reflective mood. "Keep Me In Your Heart" - Warren Zevon (The Wind, 2003) A gentle farewell song, recorded near the end of Zevon’s life, with a plainspoken emotional weight. Genres Alternative Pop Rock Singer/Songwriter Hip-Hop/Rap