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Monday Morning Music: Gillen and McKelvie’s iFanboy Playlists

By | October 24th, 2011
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Last weekend at NYCC, iFanboy held a party co-hosted by Shirts For A Cure in which comic darlings Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie (i.e. the duo behind Phonogram, a comic about.. you know.. music) DJ’d at the Idle Hands Bar. While not everyone was able to make it, those that were had a blast of a time as the music played, dancing was had, and handshakes were exchanged.

If you were unable to attend, good news: we (kind of) have the playlists Gillen and McKelvie performed, from their own approximations. Below, find two possible modes of listening: you can either check out Gillen and McKelvie’s versions on Spotify, or you can check out our best version of a YouTube playlist, in which we humbly apologize in advance for the choice of some of the videos (we swear there was no other option).

Either way, not a bad way to start a Monday morning, no?


Kieron’s Playlistlisten on Spotify
Atomic — Blondie
Let’s Make Love And Listen To Death To Above — CSS
Pull Shapes — The Pipettes
Fight The Power — Public Enemy
Gravel Pit — The Wu Tang Clan
Atlantis To Interzone (Crystal Castles Remix) — Klaxons
Come out 2nite — Kenickie (Note: This is a live version of the track, as a studio one does not exist on the YouTubes… yet.)
Na Na Na — My Chemical Romance
Milkshake — Kelis
Higher & Higher — Jackie Wilson
House of Jealous Lovers — The Rapture
Call Your Girlfriend — Robyn
Take On Me — A-ha
One More Time — Daft Punk
Me & The Major — Belle & Sebastian
POWER — Kanye West


Jamie’s Playlistlisten on Spotify
Darken Her Horse – Austra
Ani-Kuni – Madeleine Chartrand
Manners – Icona Pop
Deceptacon – Le Tigre
Little Black Angel – Ladytron
Saké – Jupiter
Big Love – Fleetwood Mac
Cold War – Janelle Monae
Crystal – New Order
Take Me To The Mountains – LCMDF
Peek-A-Boo – Siouxsie And The Banshees
Modern Love – David Bowie


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Once upon a time, Matthew Meylikhov became the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Multiversity Comics, where he was known for his beard and fondness for cats. Then he became only one of those things. Now, if you listen really carefully at night, you may still hear from whispers on the wind a faint voice saying, "X-Men Origins: Wolverine is not as bad as everyone says it issss."

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