We debuted our PropertyOfZack Playlist feature with Thrice just last week, so we’re thrilled to have them back in their weekly spot. Joining the band is American Dream Records (The Graduate, Ace Enders, Hawthorne Heights), and our reviewer, Jesse Richman. Check out the Playlists and listen to the songs while reading everyone’s thoughts!

 
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When warm green summer flings turn cold and brown, and all things, even love, wind down, I strangely find myself at ease in the chilly air and the falling leaves.  Somehow, wrapped in cold and gray, it feels ok to not feel ok. - Jesse Richman

 
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Fall has settled into the North Georgia mountains. There are lingering moments of summer sun during the days, but the nights are filled with the crisp, cold air that lets you know change is coming. For me, that’s what Fall has always been representative of.  It is a transitional time, both environmentally and socially, when leaves and lives fade away, the energy and buzz of summer runs out, and all you can do is begin to prepare yourself for the seemingly endless winter.  
Personally, I’ve always felt that Fall connects with music more so than any other season. Maybe it’s because so much of the music I love has elements of what the season itself represents. Maybe it’s a nostalgia for being in a certain place with a certain person at a certain time. Or maybe there’s just something that changes when at the end of the day it’s just you, the music you love, and that cold, quiet air outside.
This is a collection of songs that I connect with all of those feelings. - Joe Cubera

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Tom Waits - Goin’ Out West
Tom Waits - Alice
Tom Waits - Cold Cold Ground
If you’ve never heard Tom Waits, he’s one of my favorite humans. These three songs should give you a brief glimpse at the span of his work. Get into it. - Dustin Kensrue
The Beatles - Get Back *Song is currently not on Spotify
Quite possibly my kids’ favorite song. They both know all the words. I put my Beatles collection on shuffle the other day and this song came on. It made me smile. - Teppei Teranishi
Tom Waits - Johnsburg, Illinois
Tom Waits is one of my favorite artists. I love his insane and quirky stuff but I REALLY love him for his mellow stuff - so insanely beautiful. - Teppei Teranishi
Miles Davis - Blue in Green
Kind of Blue is one of my favorite records of all time. I’ve always really enjoyed Miles way of playing but,  what I did not realize until fairly recently is that Bill Evans piano playing is really what makes these songs sink deeper into my soul. I remember watching my dad listen to this song with his eyes closed in bliss. This song makes my eyes water every time I hear it. I love this song and love my Dad for introducing me to Jazz music. - Ed Breckenridge
Faraquet - Carefully Planned
I’ve been listening to a bunch of records that our friend Mike had introduced me to when we had a long drive bringing gear back from a show we did out of town. Of the many bands I instantly fell in love with Faraquet was a band that stood out to me… I love the detail and the energy shifts in the music. I think these guys were considered “math rock” but whatever… They make great music. I wish I could have seen this band live. Amazing musicianship. - Ed Breckenridge
Menomena - Tithe
One of my favorite tracks from my favorite record of 2010. I’ve been a massive Menomena fanboy since I first heard them via a wormhole of music blogs/band Myspace pages and stumbled across a track from 2007’s Friend And Foe. I’ve only had a chance to see them live twice, but both times I was blown away by how well they were able to recreate their nuanced and layered studio albums in a live setting. They’re just a phenomenal band. - Riley Breckenridge
O’ Brother - Ascension
I had a chance to see the O’ Bro guys play this in front of a home crowd on Sunday in Atlanta and it sent chills throughout my entire body. That’s only happened with a handful of bands in my life. I can’t explain how stoked I am to be on tour with them, and after having the opportunity to hear their forthcoming LP, Garden Window, I really think they’re one of the best young bands around. The record is ridiculously good. - Riley Breckenridge