Tiger's Pandering Apology Playlist

If you're like millions of other golf fans... Americans... Or even if you just have an address somewhere on this planet... Tiger Woods had something to say to you last Friday. He wanted you to know that he made a mistake and most importantly? He was 'sorry'. A little piece of every last one of us died the day we found out that an immensely rich and famous pro athlete had been cavorting with attractive cocktail waitresses.

So for all that pain and suffering you certainly endured... for all that weight you lost after those sleepless nights... for those golf lessons you were inspired to buy for your uncoordinated kid... Tiger just wanted us to know... 'he's sorry.'

We'll leave the pandering to Tiger. We're not really here to play the holier-than-thou game or stir up the blood in the media shark pool. Actually, we're just here to stalk Tiger's children on their way to school. Or maybe follow his mom to a Jenny Craig meeting...

We kid, we kid... we actually just want to listen to some good music, and we'll use the rise and fall of a sports icon as our opportunistic springboard.

(Check out Tiger's playlist after the jump)

Tour Announcements: Of Montreal, Fanfarlo

Led by frontman Kevin Barnes, the indie-collective Of Montreal is actually an American band that calls Athens, GA home.  The off-the-wall, self-deprecating and ever-changing sound of Of Montreal will be hitting the road this January, kicking off their small, eastern US tour January 25th at Ram's Head in Baltimore.

Check out 'Oslo in the Summertime' from their 2005 album The Sunlandic Twins here:

Oslo in the Summertime - Of Mo...

And if you live in the northeast, you can check out the eccentric band live:

Jan 25 - Baltimore, MD - Ram's Head
Jan 26 - New York, NY - TBA
Jan 27 - Boston, MA - Paradise
Jan 28 - Washingon, DC - 9:30 Club
Jan 29 - Norfolk, VA - Norva
Jan 30 - Richmond, VA - The National
Feb 04 - Athens, GA - 40 Watt

Don't live East of the Mississippi?  No worries, Fanfarlo has you covered.  The London-based indie-rock outfit who've turned some heads with their 2009 debut Reservoirs, have set up an American tour up the west coast.

It's hard not to make The Arcade Fire comparisons as you listen to 'I'm a Pilot:

I'm A Pilot - Fanfarlo

West-coasters can check them out this February:

Feb 20 - Los Angeles, CA - El Rey Theatre
Feb 22 - San Francisco, CA - Great American Music Hall
Feb 23 - Portland, OR - Doug Fir
Feb 24 - Seattle, WA - Crocodile Cafe
Feb 25 - Spokane, WA - Knitting Factory
Feb 27 - Salt Lake City, UT - Urban Lounge
Feb 28 - Denver, CO - Larimer Lounge