I Love You Man | Soundtracks, Scores and More!

Are you attending a music festival or two this summer? For those of you getting an early start, Coachella is set to make some noise next weekend in Indio, California. Grab your hat, bottled water, a rockin’ music festival mixtape and go! Don’t have a mixtape? We’ve got your back: check out Lakeshore Record‘s compilation of festival weekend-friendly music to get you started. Our six song recommendations include three artists performing at this year’s Coachella Music Festival: Beck, Fatboy Slim and MGMT.

Photo: Into The Wild (Original Motion Picture Score)

In addition to Fatboy Slim, Beck and MGMT, we chose a track by The One AM Radio, Wilco (a Coachella alum) and Golden State because these Lakeshore Records releases make for terrific desert driving music.

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01. The Joker by Fatboy Slim feat. Bootsy Collins (My Super Ex-Girlfriend): Download | Buy CD

02. Soul of A Man by Beck (I Love You, Man album): Download | Buy CD

03. The Youth by MGMT (The Kids Are All Right album): Download | Buy CD

04. Sunlight by The One AM Radio (Save The Date album): Download | Buy CD

05. Black Moon by Wilco (Boss album): Download | Buy CD

06. Take Me Out by Golden State (Cavemen album): Download | Buy CD

What songs would you add to this Coachella playlist? Let us know in the comments below!

When a TV show ends, it never really leaves your heart, does it? Tonight marks the series finale of How I Met Your Mother, airing at 8/9 Central on CBS (check local listings). Premiered in 2005, this sitcom filled the void created when “Friends” went off the air in 2004. The series stars Josh Radnor, Jason Segel, Cobie Smulders, Neil Patrick Harris and Alyson Hannigan. Lakeshore Records takes a look at another comedy starring Jason Segel: I Love You, Man. His co-star, Paul Rudd, is a “Friends” alum. Pretty cool, right? “I Love You, Man” was released in 2009 during the HIMYM series run. If you’ve already seen “I Love You Man,” then you’ll know the fun soundtrack with a score by Theodore Shapiro is worth adding to your How I Met Your Mother-related playlist.

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