1 – dex romweber duo – ruins of berlin
2 – various – compulation vol 3
3 – violet vector & the lovely lovelies – ep 2
4 – various – tobacco a-go-go volume three – 60s music in north carolina compilation
5 – wembley – keywords for robots
6 – bowerbirds – upper air
7 – megafaun – gather, form & fly
8 – western civ – shower the people you love with gold
9 – mountain goats – the life of the world to come
10 – love language – the love language
11 – soft company – ep
12 – polvo – in prism
13 – dexter romweber & the new romans – night tide
14 – reigning sound – love & curses
15 – billy sugarfix – summer tempests
16 – spider bags – goodbye cruel world, hello crueler world
17 – avett brothers – i & love & you
18 – north elementary – not for everyone just for you
19 – kingsbury manx – ascenseur ouvert!
20 – roman candle – oh tall tree in the ear
21 – birds of avalon – uncanny valley
22 – various – hear here: the triangle
23 – various – bain music project
24 – midtown dickens – lanterns
25 – des ark – live on wxdu, vol 2
26 – birds & arrows – starmaker
27 – superchunk – leaves in the gutter
28 – dynamite brothers – again
29 – greg humphreys – trunk songs
30 – the old ceremony – walk on thin air
31 – nathan oliver – cloud animals
32 – shipwrecker – shipwrecker ii
33 – hammer no more the fingers – looking for bruce
34 – calico haunts – after all
35 – tin star – bettie lane
36 – whatever brains – mount whatever 7″
37 – tooth/the claw – tooth/the claw split CD
38 – red collar – pilgrim
39 – lemming malloy – the return of the norfolk regiment
40 – polynya – crop rotation
41 – inspector 22 – hey man, i understand
42 – veelee – three sides
43 – felix obelix – s/t (ep)
44 – the loners – revolution!
45 – embarrassing fruits – community/exploitation
46 – all your science – volume 2
47 – reigning sound – live at goner 6-25-05
48 – resist not – just walking away
49 – citified – absence
50 – whole world laughing – 8 songs for cy
51 – my dad is dead – a new clear route
52 – floating action – floating action
53 – i was totally destroying it – horror vacui
54 – starmount – tyranny of the sphere
55 – ex-monkeys – being human
56 – americans in france – pretzelvania
57 – teh vodak – hot wednesday nights at the storage facility
58 – the beast – silence fiction
59 – new town drunks – the ballad of stayed & gone
60 – bombadil – tarpits & canyonlands
61 – gray young – firmament
62 – joe romeo & the orange county volunteers – joe romeo & the orange county volunteers
63 – red fox chasers – i’m going down to north carolina – the complete recordings of the red fox chasers 1928-1931
64 – free electric state – hawks/on&on
65 – grappling hook – . . . and those who would keep us safe
66 – bronzed chorus – i’m the spring
67 – horseback – the invisible mountain
68 – on the take – on the take ep
69 – jon shain – times right now
70 – potpie vs krzysztof – appalachia
71 – dan melchior und das menace – thankyou very much
72 – whatever brains – saddle up 7″
73 – pneurotics – second skin
74 – aminal – a face to fight/a will to fight
75 – dan melchior und das menace – mr. oblivion 7″
76 – impossible arms – ripped in no time
77 – inspector 22 – the waiting grave
78 – jeff rehnlund – gangnam basement
79 – lake inferior – pegasaur
80 – $tinkworx/kinoeye – mkb/mean old world 12”

Fisher is currently running for election In North Carolina House District 77. Invited by the Duke College Republicans, Fisher explained her views on several current political issues in addition to describing how the Republican party serves the black community.

As a doctor who studied public policy at Johns Hopkins University, Fisher focused a large part of her speech on the recently passed health care bill, relating some of the weaknesses of the health care bill including the $500 billion that will be taken from Medicare and Medicaid to fund it.

In addition, she also cited the lack of attention given to malpractice coverage as a major drawback of the bill.

“I resent that there is an amazing rush to pass things without people having had enough time to read them. This bill does not guarantee access to health care,” she said.

Fisher also spoke on the larger public policy issues that the nation is currently facing, citing jobs and employment as the number one problem of the country. She said one of the major issues that were not being sufficiently addressed by the current administration was the need for more jobs.

“We’ve already had a space race,” she said,  “Now, we need a jobs race.”

U2: The Hype and the Feedback conference is Oct. 2-4. Featured speakers include Rolling Stone contributing editor Anthony DeCurtis, the UK’s Telegraph columnist (and classmate of the band members) Neil McCormick, Ugandan AIDS activist Agnes Nyamawaro and Matt McGee, founder of @U2, a Web site that follows the band, and author of “U2-A Diary”. Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Curator Jim Henke will also speak via video. Registration opens Aug. 1.

“U2 and the Politics of Irony,” “Bono Versus Nick Cave on Jesus” and “U2: An Elevated Brand” are among some of the topics that will be discussed.

For more information, check back at the conference’s blog for updates.