This week Frank E. Lee took us to 2003. The year Myspace debuted, moviegoers wondered what Bill Murray whispered to Scarlett Johansson at the end of Lost In Translation, and the infamous Steve Bartman incident smashed the Cubs' postseason hopes. Here's everything Frank played:
Snow Patrol - "Run"
Train - "Calling All Angels"
Jack Johnson - "Taylor"
Dido - "White Flag"|
Audioslave - "Like A Stone"
REM - "Bad Day"
Staind - "So Far Away"
Calexico - "Quattro (Worlds Drift In)"
Fountains Of Wayne - "Hey Julie"
Radiohead - "There There"
Norah Jones - "Don't Know Why"
Wheat - "I Met A Girl"
Pete Yorn - "Crystal Village"
Guster - "Amsterdam"
Lucinda Williams - "Righteously"
Muse - "Time Is Running Out"
Outkast - "Hey Ya"
Kathleen Edwards - "Six O'Clock News"
Jet - "Are You Gonna Be My Girl"
Stereophonics - "Maybe Tomorrow"
Coldplay - "Moses (Live)"
Ben Harper - "Diamonds On The Inside"
White Stripes - "The Hardest Button To Button"
No Doubt - "It's My Life"
Jayhawks - "Save It For A Rainy Day"
Postal Service - "Such Great Heights"
John Mayer - "Bigger Than My Body"
Switchfoot - "Meant To Live"
Goo Goo Dolls - "Sympathy"
My Morning Jacket - "Golden"
Lyle Lovett - "My Baby Don't Tolerate"
Annie Lennox - "Pavement Cracks"
Counting Crows - "She Don't Want Nobody Near"
Next week, in celebration of her 50th anniversary at WXRT, Terri Hemmert hosts a Flashback to 1973. The year the Sears Tower was completed and began its 25-year rein as tallest building in the world, the first successful handheld mobile phone call was made with the Motorola DynaTAC 8000X (it weighed five pounds, took 10 hours to charge, and had a 30 minute battery life), and the American League adopted MLB Rule 5.11 - the designated hitter.
