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"  &amp;quot;Somewhere Over the Rainbow,&amp;quot; Jeff Beck  From The Crossroads Guitar Festival There were a lot of festivals this weekend too many festivals and the best of some of them are pictured above and playable below. But none of the covers, collaborations, or crummy YouTube versions will make you feel as close to your air-conditioner and a scotch as Eric Clapton&amp;#039;s best friend.      &amp;quot;Blessa,&amp;quot; Toro Y Moi (EP Version)  From Blessa EP Actually, this might do the mellowing out even better than a Wizard of Oz cover. We just rediscovered from Songza (like Pandora but less repetitive); much better in summertime. And more like it soon.      &amp;quot;Lights,&amp;quot; Interpol  From The Creators Project by Vice A bad recording of a good new song from a dark old band we hadn&amp;#039;t heard from in too long. You should&amp;#039;ve seen the light show. This one, too.      &amp;quot;Journey Through the Past,&amp;quot; James Mercer  From the 180\u00B0 South soundtrack The first song sung by James Mercer that actually tells a comprehensible story instead of celebrating interesting words and phrases and the images they happen to produce. That&amp;#039;s probably because it&amp;#039;s actually a Neil Young song. We&amp;#039;re not saying either way is the best way, but this we like.       &amp;quot;Blood Dries Darker,&amp;quot; Woods  From The Northside Festival A weird little song from a weird little band at a weird little festival in Brooklyn this weekend. Considering they outperformed the headliner, you might enjoy their record.      &amp;quot;Sleep Forever,&amp;quot; Crocodiles  From Sleep Forever We hope to God this San Diego duo doesn&amp;#039;t become MGMT. Be the first to play it at a beach party, just in case.      &amp;quot;You Got the Love,&amp;quot; the xx (featuring Florence Welch)  From the Glastonbury Festival Just when another young duo&amp;#039;s star is supposed to fade, another friend keeps telling us the best forty minutes of his first long day outside listening to music this summer was the late-afternoon set by the xx.      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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