sort of poetic. AVC: It's a little nihilistic. JI: It's pointing out the mystery of life. "Let's go to the other world / Because we think we are free." It's a little cynical, but also kind of dreamy. Big Star , "Watch The Sunrise" AVC: These tracks you picked, in order, could be a good soundtrack for an arty teen movie. JI: Maybe a Wes Anderson movie, or something like Nick And Norah's Infinite Playlist . To me, this one is more sincere. It doesn't have any cynicism. It's just really sincere and on the nose. I also feel like "Watch The Sunrise" has religious overtones to it in some of the imagery. "There's a light in the sky." There's also plenty of stuff about nature, which I guess you could kind of construe to be religious, too, in a way. "Open your eyes, fears be gone." It kind of strikes me as very hippie, or a little bit religious. Big Country, "In A Big Country" JI: I love this song. I used to watch the video when it was on MTV. When MTV played videos. [Laughs.] The video I remember, there's a cool-looking girl and she's sort of being chased by the band, but in kind of a sweet way. She leaves clues for the band, and they find this object that has the band's logo on it. Then they're riding on a boat and rappelling from a mountain cliff, and then she meets up with the lead singer