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To kick-off the playlist series for 'best', or favorite, songs of 2007, I have posted the first list below.

While there are some mainstream artists included in this series, the focus is mainly on independent, or indie, and alternative songs by some of rock, pop and electronica music's most talent, and in some cases, vastly under-rated artists and music groups.

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Here's the first playlist of songs from 2007:

Brainstorm - Arctic Monkeys from Favourite Worst Nightmare

The Night Starts Here - Stars from In Our Bedroom After The War

Sleeping Lessons (RAC Mix) - The Shins from Wincing The Night Away

Your English is Good - Tokyo Police Club from Your English is Good

My Sword Hand's Anger - Apostle of Hustle from National Anthem of Nowhere

Hollywood Bass Player - Jose Rouse from Country Mouse City House

For Agent 13 - The Besnard Lakes from The Besnard Lakes Are The Dark Horse

Keep The Car Running - Arcade Fire from Neon Bible

Imaginary Man - Ray Davies from Working Man's Cafe

Fucked Up Kid -Broken Social Scene from Spirit If...

Bank Holiday Monday - Stereophonics from Pull The Pin

Heretics - Andrew Bird from Armchair Apocrypha

Lake Michigan - Rouge Wave from Asleep at Heaven's Gate

If I Could Cry - Jens Lekman from Night Falls Over Kortedala

If I Saw The Bright Shines - The Octopus Project from Hello Avalanche

Go to Part II

Various installment of this series will include "lists of lists" for the best music of 2007, including songs, albums, music videos, concerts, artists, festivals, album artwork, MySpace pages and more gathered from dozens of mainstream music websites and established music bloggers.

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Labels: 2007 List of Lists, Best Alternative 2007, Best Indie 2007, Best of 2007, Best Songs of 2007, Top Songs 2007, Top Ten Lists

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