Canada's The Russian Futurists with "Precious Metals" from Let's Get Ready to Crumble, which you can buy on Amazon, or you can try to get this Spanish two-albums-on-one-disc release from somewhere like Other Music. Then another Canadian act, The Hidden Cameras did "Ban Marriage" from their most recent album The Smell of Our Own, which can be bought from Amazon or Other Music. Then Chicago's Bobby Conn did "Never Get Ahead" from his 1997 self-titled album, and is available at Amazon. And we ended the show with German art-rock super group Stereo Total's song "L'amour á 3" from their 2001 album Musique Automatique, which can of course be bought from Amazon (used), Other Music, or conveniently from the iTunes store.