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"Everybody Wants To Rule The World": A Winning Playlist For World Cup 2010

David Wild | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: World Class Heroes, World Cup 2010, E, Wind & Fire, Daryl Hall & John Oates, Julian Cope, The Beach Boys, Team America, Lady Antebellum, Bee Gees, Daryl Hall, Billy Bragg, John Mayer, Tears for Fears, Shakira, Sounds of Blackness, Nelly Furtado, Kinky, Elton John, Curt Smith, Five for Fighting, Earth, Jethro Tull, Bob Marley, Enrique Iglesias, Del Amitri, Ricky Martin, Soccer, Ringo Starr, New Order, Jakob Dylan, Cat Stevens, Rolling Stones, Everclear, Sports News
David Wild

The World Cup 2010 has finally grabbed my partial attention, and made me upgrade soccer to a position just below American basketball, baseball, football and tennis, but just slightly above curling and ping pong.

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"Another Park, Another Sunday": A Super Bowl Sunday Playlist

David Wild | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Jay & the Americans, Countin Crows, Billie Holiday, The Commodores, Neil Diamond, Green Day, Keith Urban, Blur, Johnny Cash, Queen, Velvet Underground, Nancy Sinatra, Super Bowl, Vanessa Paradis, Small Faces, Blondie, U2, No Doubt, The Lonely Island, Joe Jackson, The Doobie Brothers, The Monkees, Curt Smith, The Young Rascals, Joni Mitchell, Frank Sinatra, The Clique, Daniel Boone, Robert Lamm, Chris Parnell, Morrissey, Sports News
David Wild

You better you bet that The Who will have halftime covered pretty well this Sunday, especially with the great Zak Starkey on drums. So here's a special Sunday playlist to help kickoff some alternative entertainment.

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Vin Scully's Last Innings

Robert E. Murphy | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Bob Gibson, Gil Hodges, Spotsman's Park, Vin Scully, Los Angeles Dodgers, Ebbets Field, Sandy Koufax, Walter O'Malley, Red Barber. Jonathan Schwartz, Fordham, Curt Smith, Ireland, Brooklyn Dodgers, Dodger Stadium, New York News
Robert E. Murphy

Vin Scully, if he is as decent a man as I think he is, must know that the Dodgers' flight from Brooklyn for 300 acres of central Los Angeles was a shameful maneuver.

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