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As I've mentioned before, I've been thinking about the music I liked in the 2000s, and now decided to introduce you to it alphabetically... So listen up, kids :) The artists beginning with A are indeed a motley crew, I mean, there's jazz(-ish), indie rock, 2-step, chillout... But they all are unforgettable, and that's all that counts.
I've published this entry on my blog, too, so if you're looking for MP3 links, you should head there.
I apologize in advance for not including Arcade Fire, I used to think of them as The Arcade Fire for the longest time. And all the artists beginning with The will be under T. A bit silly I suppose, but whatever.

Aimee Mann

It really is a coincidence that the very first artist I present as one of my favorites of the decade is also my very latest discovery – Aimee Mann. Yes, like the majority, I got hooked on her melodic and melancholic contribution to the soundtrack of Magnolia, which inspired me to search out more of her songs. Aimee‘s songs are just the thing fuck-ups like me need, depressingly uplifting combination of music and lyrics aiming straight to the hearts of lost, confused and good-for-nothing basketcases like me. „Baby there‘s something wrong with me“, she sings on the chorus of King of the Jailhouse; she asks for someone to save her „From the ranks of the freaks who suspect they could never love anyone“ on Save Me; and on Deathly she says she‘s „just a problem for you to solve“. For the true representation of what Aimee‘s songwriting is all about, see 31 Today from her latest album. It‘s quite straightforward, yet if you‘ve ever been in a situation where you thought you were supposed to do something with your life and failed, you will be touched. Oh and be sure to watch the video of that song, it‘s hilarious. Meanwhile, the lyrics to Pavlov‘s Bell are more cryptic, but Aimee‘s abilities shine here: this one is the proof that she has not only a stunning voice, but also a knack for making super-catchy melodies.

My pick: Pavlov's Bell

Air

I‘m not sure myself why one of my overall most listened songs on Last.fm is La Femme d'argent (as a sidenote, though, it came out not in this decade). I‘m not the biggest fan of instrumentals, chillout music and overall the style of these French electronic gods is not exactly my cup of tea. I guess that particular track struck me as having that magical spark... It‘s as if I get lost in a sonic adventure, and every sound flows so perfectly that all I want is listen to it again and again, like a sailor spellbound by sirene‘s song. Regardless, the greatest achievement Air earned in the 2000s is, undoubtedly, their soundtrack to the movie Virgin Suicides. The moment that sinister rhythm begins on Playground Love, you have to know you‘re in for something special. And if you‘ve seen the film, you can‘t help but think of those poor girls in the 70's, whose parents made them go through hell just because they were teenagers and wanted to be loved. So this song serves as a way to escape that reality: „Time‘s no matter, I‘m on fire, you‘re my playground love“. A brief moment of joy, you‘d say, yet it‘s heavily melancholic, thanks to wonderful instrumentation and the saxophone in particular. All in all, this one song has enough to make Air stand out as one of key artists of the 2000s.

My pick: Playground Love

Amy Winehouse

She may be a stubborn addict who doesn‘t want to go to rehab and fucks up in live performances, yet her Back To Black album is a milestone. Again, this is not exactly the type of music I prefer, but she clearly stands out in a mass of artists such as Duffy who gained success mostly due to that album. Jazz revival, 60‘s revival, BBC POP, call it what you want, it‘s quality music either way. The brutal honesty of the lyrics might seem disturbing, I mean, „It‘s got me Addicted, does more than any dick did“? Funny, yet I feel sorry for her. It‘s as if she‘s the kind of hopeless fuck-up that Aimee Mann sings about. As for the key track, it‘s You Know I‘m No Good, I find it more funky and interesting than her smash-hit Rehab. As far as innovative artists of the noughties, Amy Winehouse is undoubtedly an important figure. But if she won‘t Wise Up (...yes, another reference ;D) and end up dead, she will be forgotten as a one-hit wonder. Unless, of course, the record label will succeed in Tupacizing her... which I can easily imagine happening.

My pick: You Know I'm No Good

Andrius Mamontovas

The last official album of Foje (except Best-ofs) was released in 1999 – the live record Vilnius-Kaunas-Klaipeda, which captured their very last performances. But the end of this legendary band allowed frontman Mamontovas to focus more on solo career (it started back in 1995), and it continued to blossom wonderfully in the 2000s. First came the sophisticated, mostly acoustic Visi Langai Ziuri I Dangu, then – under the moniker Cloudmaker – English-sung album, headlined with somewhat relaxing single No reason why. In 2002, however, things were shuffled up a bit by a more folksy, light-hearted approach – album O, Meile! offered new versions of folk classics and Andrius‘ own spin on the genre, fused with rock and pop, or, simply put, mamontovized. I didn‘t like it all, though lyrically tracks such as Ufonautai are just too fun to ignore. Next came beribiam danguje, another album that I found slightly too joyful and light as well. The true gems came late in the decade. Saldi. Juoda. Naktis went back to basics, to the clean, quiet, acoustic guitar strumming, which is absolutely stunning on tracks such as Marso Kanjonai. In 2008, a politically charged, angry album GELTONA. ŽALIA. RAUDONA struck the right chords both literally and figuratively. Arguably, it is his loudest, angriest and the most energetic album yet, with guitars roaring unapologetically on most tracks, such as Mes Čia. It is a critical look at today‘s corrupt society – crooked politicians, dumbed down show bussiness, greedy youth, addicts, etc. Ironically, my favorite track on that album is the happiest – Tavo svajonė, which is a superbly-crafted, catchy tune about good people, fairies, alchemists and things like that.

My pick: Marso Kanjonai

Arctic Monkeys

Back in 2005, I stumbled upon the album of their demos, Beneath the Boardwalk. Rugged voice, rugged guitars, rugged sound production, yes. But it was also unabashedly sincere, striking, simply different than anything I‘ve heard before, not to mention melodic, catchy as hell. And the lyrics, that was an entirely new world to me! British chavs with knackered Converse, mardy bums who don‘t see that he clearly cares, scummy pimps who‘d rob you if they could and girls who dance like robots from 1984... All those demos finally formed into one of the best albums of 2000s, cheekily named Whatever People Say I Am, That‘s What I‘m Not. Partly educational about the realities in British cities such as Sheffield, partly a rebellious fuck-off to bossy major record labels, it was all a great triumph, a success story which was unfortunately harmed by the media. I mean, if you‘re compared (not musically though) to the Beatles after your debut album, you might as well die, because you‘ll be remembered? Ridiculous. Sophomore effort Favourite Worst Nightmare was an evolution which wasn‘t met very enthusiastically (me included), though songs such as Teddy Picker and Fluorescent Adolescent are definitely worth mentioning. Now in 2009 comes Humbug, led by dark, difficult-to-warm-up-to Crying Lightning, which I now also consider one of the band‘s best singles. But I still haven‘t fully digested the album so I‘ll refrain from commenting on it further.

My pick: A Certain Romance


Honorable mentions

Artful Dodger

For a brief period at the juncture of two centuries, 2-step artists such as Artful Dodger enjoyed a lot of popularity. Some of you might still remember their collaborations with Craig David, such as Re-Rewind or Woman Trouble... But for me their most memorable track is Think about me, very somber, sad, difficult to pigeonhole as belonging to a certain genre. I remember when back in 2001 this was dedicated to a DJ of a Lithuanian radio station, Kristijonas, who died prematurely, and it was one of his favorite songs. So I guess I began associating Think About Me with loss and death, even if the lyrics actually refer to a break-up. Either way, it‘s one of those special songs that are not easy to forget. Oh and it's ironic that Last.fm lists them as The Artful Dodger, complicating my list even further... Well let me just ignore that fact and pretend there's no The :)

My pick: Think about me

Audioslave

It‘s difficult to explain why I put Audioslave in the section of „Honorable mentions“, as opposed to the actual list. I guess I always prefered Foo Fighters, similarly to how I prefer Pearl Jam to Soundgarden. Nevertheless, I still have a couple of favorites Chris Cornell put out this decade, and it‘d be a shame not to mention the incredible Show Me How to Live, or the somewhat fun Doesn‘t Remind Me... As far as alternative rock goes, Audioslave were essential to the genre, but I found their last album to be miserably bland, so their break-up in 2007 didn‘t make me sad.

My pick: Show Me How to Live

So that's it, hope you enjoyed reading. For MP3 links, videos and other crap you should go and visit my blog. Guess I'm fishing for popularity by copy-pasting here, well my excuse is that I want more people to discover good music. Yeah right...

First, make a list of your top-20 artists overall. Then, for each of these artists, add the 8 most similar artists to your list. Delete any duplicates, count up the number of entries on your list and this will give you some idea of how eclectic your listening habits are. A score of 9 represents an extremely unvaried musical taste while a 160 represents an extremely varied one.

#1 Darren Hayes

1 Savage Garden
2 We Are Smug
3 Delta Goodrem
4 Daniel Bedingfield
5 Will Young
6 JC Chasez
7 Dannii Minogue
8 Kylie Minogue

#2 En Vogue

9 SWV
10 Janet Jackson
11 TLC
12 Monica
13 Toni Braxton
14 Xscape
15 Faith Evans
16 Brownstone

#3 Savage Garden

17 Darren Hayes
18 Boyzone
19 Backstreet Boys
20 Matchbox Twenty
Delta Goodrem
21 Ronan Keating
22 Natalie Imbruglia
23 Roxette

#4 Mika

24 Lily Allen
25 Scissor Sisters
26 Pixie Lott
27 Lady GaGa
28 Robbie Williams
29 Alphabeat
30 Little Boots
31 Frankmusik

#5 Jay-Jay Johanson

32 Perry Blake
33 Oi Va Voi
34 Baxter
35 Ilya
36 Bedük
37 Wax Poetic
38 Elsiane
39 Bang Gang

#6 Måns Zelmerlöw

40 E.M.D.
41 Ola
42 Sarah Dawn Finer
43 Danny
44 Charlotte Perrelli
45 Jonathan Fagerlund
46 Darin
47 Kevin Borg

#7 Girls Aloud

48 The Saturdays
49 Sugababes
50 Rachel Stevens
51 Cheryl Cole
52 Annie
53 Girls Aloud vs. Sugababes
54 Victoria Beckham
55 Emma Bunton

#8 OK Go

56 Hot Hot Heat
57 We Are Scientists
58 Rooney
59 The Bravery
60 The Fratellis
61 Phantom Planet
62 Louis XIV
63 Boy Kill Boy

#9 The Pipettes

64 Lucky Soul
65 The Long Blondes
66 The Indelicates
67 Camera Obscura
68 Rose Elinor Dougall
69 Kate Nash
70 Those Dancing Days
71 Tilly and the Wall

#10 The Indelicates

72 Hefner
The Long Blondes
73 Helen Love
74 The Pipettes
Lucky Soul
75 Emmy the Great
76 Tullycraft
Yeti

#11 Zazie

77 Calogero
78 Christophe Willem
79 Mylène Farmer
80 Pascal Obispo
81 La Grande Sophie
82 Les Enfoirés
83 Anaïs
84 Marc Lavoine

#12 Little Boots

85 La Roux
86 Marina & the Diamonds
Annie
87 VV Brown
88 Ladyhawke
Frankmusik
89 Dragonette
90 Florence + The Machine

#13 The Hoosiers

91 Scouting for Girls
92 The Feeling
93 The Pigeon Detectives
94 The Holloways
95 Air Traffic
The Fratellis
96 One Night Only
97 The Wombats

#14 Maroon 5

98 OneRepublic
99 Rob Thomas
Matchbox Twenty
100 James Morrison
101 James Blunt
102 Jason Mraz
103 Gavin DeGraw
104 Jesse McCartney

#15 Darin

105 Måns Zelmerlöw
Danny
E.M.D.
Ola
Kevin Borg
106 Erik Segerstedt
107 Agnes
108 Luigi Masi

#16 Kylie Minogue

Dannii Minogue
109 Madonna
110 Sophie Ellis-Bextor
111 Girls Aloud
Rachel Stevens
Annie
Emma Bunton
112 Geri Halliwell

#17 Tahiti 80

113 Axe Riverboy
114 Cloudberry Jam
115 Phoenix
116 Mocca
117 Swan Dive
118 Armchair
119 Fugu
120 Club 8

#18 The Boy Least Likely To

121 I'm From Barcelona
122 Bishop Allen
123 Suburban Kids With Biblical Names
124 Architecture in Helsinki
125 Camera Obscura
126 Voxtrot
127 Belle and Sebastian
128 Math and Physics Club

#19 Amy Winehouse

129 Adele
130 Duffy
131 Joss Stone
132 Corinne Bailey Rae
Lily Allen
133 Macy Gray
134 Erykah Badu
135 Alicia Keys

#20 Alphabeat

Little Boots
136 Private
Cheryl Cole
The Saturdays
Annie
VV Brown
Sugababes
137 Robyn

Final Score:

137 / 160

Here is a list with all albums I own, I’ll update it every time I buy a CD.

Aerosmith

Aerosmith
Classic Aerosmith: The Universal Masters Collection

Alice Cooper

The Beast of Alice Cooper

Amy Winehouse

Back To Black

Avantasia

The Scarecrow

Black Sabbath

Vol. 4

Bon Jovi

Slippery When Wet

Bruce Dickinson

The Best Of Bruce Dickinson

Cinderella

Once Upon A...

Cream

Disraeli Gears

Deep Purple

Fireball
30 : Very Best Of.

Def Leppard

Pyromania

Depeche Mode

Violator

Edguy

Rocket Ride

Extreme

Extreme II: Pornograffitti

Franz Ferdinand

Franz Ferdinand

Godsmack

Faceless

Green Day

American Idiot

Guns n’ Roses

Appetite for destruction
Use your Illusion II
Greatest Hits
The Spaghetti Incident?
Use Your Illusion I

Hamlet

Insomnio

Iron Maiden

The Number of the Beast
Somewhere in Time
Brave New World
The X Factor
A Matter of Life and Death
Powerslave

Jimi Hendrix

Electric Ladyland

Led Zeppelin

Mothership
Led Zeppelin IV

Maroon 5

Songs About Jane

Metallica

Ride the Lightning

Mötley Crüe

Generation Swine
The Best Of Mötley Crüe 20th Century Masters The Millennium Collection

Moulin Rouge

Moulin Rouge

Mudhoney

Superfuzz Bigmuff plus Early Singles

Muse

Black Holes & Revelations

Nirvana

Nevermind
Nirvana
MTV Unplugged In New Yourk

Opeth

Watershed

Ozzy Osbourne

Blizzard of Ozz

Radiohead

OK Computer

Rainbow

The Very Best of Rainbow

Ramones

Ramones

Red Hot Chili Peppers

Californication
By the Way
Stadium Arcadium
One Hot Minute
Blood Sugar Sex Magik
Greatest Hits
Mother’s Milk
Freaky Styley
What Hits!?
Out In L.A.

Scorpions

Gold Ballads

Skid Row

Skid Row

The Black Crowes

Shake Your Money Maker
By Your Side
The Southern Harmony And Musical Companion

The Darkness

Permission to Land

The Doors

The Doors

The Trivials

The Trivials

Van Halen

Best of Van Halen, Volume 1

Here are ten albums from this decade (no doubt due to undergo many revisions over the next decade) that I think stand out from the rest. This may well lean toward the start of the decade, since that's when I was a student and when people used to send me free records. In no particular order (well, actually, alphabetical):

Amy Winehouse - Back To Black
I am biased towards 'Frank' because of its association with my student radio days, but I have to give 'Back To Black' the nod because of the accomplished songwriting across the album, particularly on 'Wake Up Alone' and the title track.

Gorillaz - Demon Days
One of the more criminally omitted in the current round of lists - hard to think of a more likeable and diverse album in the decade. The end is particularly brilliant, from Dennis Hopper's yarn of 'Fire Coming Out Of The Monkey's Head' through to the soaring title track.

Arcade Fire - Funeral
Will be in every top 10 everywhere, I can almost guarantee it, and that's because it's the one that best bridges a unique sound and keeping our old friend melody.

Radiohead - In Rainbows
If it is Radiohead's last album, then at least it's a high. It is the most successful fusion of their emotional power and their experimental leanings, exemplified on 'All I Need'.

Sigur Rós - Með Suð Í Eyrum Við Spilum Endalaust
Tough to pick one Sigur Ros album over any other, but this one stands out for me because of the restraint of tracks like 'Íllgresi' and 'Góðan Daginn' alongside the usual expansive numbers like 'Ára Bátur'.

Lambchop - Nixon
Because we all occasionally need to hear something like 'Grumpus', I suppose.

Alicia Keys - Songs in A Minor
The depth of this album is what sets it apart from the rest of Alicia Keys' albums and everything else in its genre. I refer particularly to the tender closer 'Caged Bird' and, a couple of tracks earlier, the immaculate piano-led ballad 'Butterflyz'.

Elbow - The Seldom Seen Kid
It's hard to imagine how Elbow are going to follow this album. Even among all its epics ('Mirrorball', 'Starlings', 'One Day Like This') they have never reached a peak like 'The Loneliness of a Tower Crane Driver'. Until they outdid that by adding in the BBC Concert Orchestra.

M. Ward - Transistor Radio
My main incentive for including this is that, for all that M. Ward is perhaps not the most innovative artist of the decade, I'm still listening to and enjoying the songs on this album. And it would be difficult to tire of a song like 'Here Comes The Sun Again'.

Ray LaMontagne - Trouble
It's all about the voice. A song like 'Trouble' could sound just silly in the wrong hands, but it, and all the other songs on the album, are delivered with a raspy sincerity that, as many others have commented, sounds like a man who has been through the mill. His other two albums are excellent also, but this debut is still the best.

Honourable mentions to Bon Iver's 'For Emma Forever Ago' and Guillemots' 'Through The Windowpane', both of which reach brilliant peaks ('Lump Sum' and 'Redwings' respectively) but are let down by some much weaker moments, and She & Him's 'Volume One' and PJ Harvey's 'Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea' (current favourites, but I only got them recently so don't want to get carried away a la Q magazine naming OK Computer the greatest album of all time).

idm / electronica / dubstep / uk funky / bassline / breakbeat / drum and bass / hardcore

1 Altibzz Autechre
2 Lightworks Astrobotnia
3 Home Various Production
4 Anywhere Anyone Dntel
5 Drone 1 The Rollercoaster Project
6 The fifth one Cex
7 Rain Breakage
8 Sine, Saw, Square Late
9 J.W. On A Good Night Martyn
10 Miracles (Jamie Vex'd remix) Starkey
11 Hunter (12th Planet remix) Portishead
12 Love Is A Losing Game (Moody Boys Remix) Amy Winehouse
13 Control feat EMU (Skream Remix) 12th Planet
14 Soles Sweat (feat 215tfk & Stray - Reso remix) DeBruit
15 Get it (12th Planet remix) Grand Puba
16 Art Of Revolution Bassnectar
17 Get Digital (Boody B & Andreas rmx) Purple Crush ft. Leif
18 Depth In The Middle (Remixed by Led Piperz) High Tone
19 Creator Santogold
20 In for the Kill [Skream's Let's Get Ravey Mix] La Roux
21 Blinded By The Lights (Nero Remix) The Streets
22 Soundboy Bar 9
23 Physics Impulse Headhunter
24 Night Vision (Skream's So Nasty rmx) Distance
25 Get On Up Babylon System
26 A Storm In My Heart SPL
27 The Terminator Caspa
28 Jah Way RsD
29 Hit That Gash feat. DJ Primecuts Foreign Beggars, Rouge a levre
30 Eastern Jam (High Rankin Remix) Chase & Status
31 Dancing In The Dark VIP Ollie! & Bare Noize
32 Angry feat. Tippa Irie The Bug
33 This Sweet Love (Drums Of Death Remix) James Yuill
34 UMF (SUPRA1 Remix) Blackfinger
35 Mookie - Math Head VIP Remix Acid Jacks
36 Drop It To The Floor Machines Don't Care
37 Jump Bounce Wayne P
38 Whoop! Whoop! Dub Frequency
39 Party All Knight-True Pseudo Remix Eli Smith
40 Bulletproof (Zinc Remix) La Roux
41 Just Be Mowgli
42 Boom Riddim (Sharkslayer Remix) Rico Tubbs
43 Xpand Switch, ANT, DNA
44 Keep On Dancin' (Let's Go) Perpetual Motion
45 Yeke Yeke (Hardfloor Mix) Mory Kante
46 Everybody Needs A 303 Fatboy Slim
47 Warrior's Dance - Kicks Like A Mule remix The Prodigy
48 Headcharge (Ribs & IG88 remix) Backdraft
49 Pistols At Dawn Warlock
50 138_trek- DJ Zinc
51 Lovers not Fighters (Blim Remix) Evil Nine
52 War (Blatta & Inesha Go To Luanda Remix) Rampage
53 Hey ! (Foamo Remix) Diplo & Laidback Luke
54 Moombah (Afrojack mix) Silvio Ecomo / Chuckie
55 United_Groove L-VIS 1990
56 Pon de floor' feat. Vybz Kartel Major Lazer
57 Mega - Dub Version The Count And Sinden
58 Gotta Have It (MJ's Funky dubb) MJ Cole feat Digga
59 Kid Conga (feat MC Miltinho) Daniel Haaksman
60 I_Want_You_(Bok Bok_remix) Dre Skull
61 Make The Party Schenk Mini K HP
62 The Change Up Rob Threezy
63 Face Blast duranduranduran
64 Watching You Instra:mental
65 Stray (Icicle Remix) Alix Perez
66 Organiser Spectrasoul
67 Some Other Funk Spor
68 Clear Skyz - Break Remix Die
69 Planet Dust Bad Company
70 Grimey Dillinja
71 Pacman [RAM Trilogy Remix] Ed Rush & Optical
72 Aztec Spor
73 Hyperion Crossfire
74 I Am A Star! Chrissy Murderbot
75 Pump This Party DJ Paul Elstak
76 Silke Ilsa Gold
77 Acid Rain Wedlock
78 The Crying Chimera The Teknoist
79 have you ever fucked on cocain Michael White Line
80 Diplodocus Noisia
81 Hubble Raiden
82 Original Sin feat. Teure Sabre
83 Wonder Where d bridge

1 .Jakim sposobem zacząłeś/łaś słuchać '31' ?
2. Jaka jest pierwsza piosenka wykonawcy pod numerem '22', którą to pierwszy raz usłyszałeś/łaś?
3. Jaki jest Twój najbardziej ulubiony tekst piosenki wykonawcy pod numerem '29'?
4. Jaki jest Twój ulubiony album wykonawcy pod numerem '49'?
5. Ile płyt wykonawcy nr '13' posiadasz na dysku?
6. Jaka jest Twoja ulubiona piosenka wykonawcy nr '50'?
7. Czy któryś utwór wykonawcy nr '4' sprawia, iż stajesz się smutny/a [jak tak, to sprecyzuj która]?
8. Czy któryś utwór wykonawcy nr '6' sprawia, iż jesteś szczęśliwy/a, radosny/a? [jw]
9. Którą z płyt wykonawcy nr '19' uważasz za najgorszą?
10. Czy masz jakieś miłe wspomnienia z wykonawcą nr '33' [sprecyzuj odpowiedź]?
11. Czy widziałeś/łaś wykonawcę nr '14' na żywo?
12. Czy chciałbyś/abyś zobaczyć wykonawcę nr '5' na żywo?
13. Kto jest Twoim ulubionym członkiem zespołu ze szczytu Twojego top50?

1. Chylińska - ech, nie pamiętam. Wiem, że najpierw na pewno zacząłem słuchać Chylińskiej, pierwszy album - "Winna", dopiero potem o.n.a. I jeszcze pamiętam wszystkie Moje uczucia towarzyszące słuchaniu piosenek z "Winnej".. :D Pamiętam też dokładnie, że jak pierwszy raz włączyłem ten album, pomyślałem sobie: "O kurwa! To przecież jest genialne!". Ale skąd Mi przyszło do głowy, żeby zacząć tego słuchać, to niestety, nie pamiętam.
2. Amy Winehouse - nie mam pojęcia. XD Prawdopodobnie będzie to You Know I'm No Good, aczkolwiek nie mogę być pewny. Pamiętam, że na początku nie podobała Mi się jej muzyka, nie wiem czemu..
3. Lamb - zdecydowanie Heaven, z tej racji, że należy do ost Six Feet Under (skąd zresztą znam Lamb).
4. Cradle of Filth - Nymphetamine i nie wiem, czemu tak dużo ludzi go nie lubi..
5. Apocalyptica - 17.
6. Lacuna Coil - jakby Mnie ktoś spytał, to powiedziałbym, że Heaven's a Lie, ale tylko dlatego, że Enjoy the Silence to cover ;>
7.The Dresden Dolls - tak, Half Jack. Raz, że mam złe skojarzenia związane z 2ssi, dwa, że za bardzo utożsamiam się z tekstem.
8. Peaches - nie wiem w jakim sensie mam być 'szczęśliwy', ale podnoszą Mnie na duchu I Don't Give a Fuck i Fuck the Pain Away.
9. The Cure - niestety, nie mam ich piosenek wg płyt, tylko wrzucone wszystkie do jednego folderu xd
10. Portishead - zero jakichś nadzwyczajnych wspomnień, czy przeżyć...
11. The Knife - nie :<
12. o.n.a. - TAK! I nigdy się to nie spełni T_T
13. Marilyn Manson, a dokładniej Brian Hugh Warner <3

Pożyczone od tej użytkowniczki.

Opening Credits
The Kills – U.R.A Fever (you’ve no Idea...)

Waking Up
Arcade Fire – In The Backseat (oh,cute!)

First Day At School
The Lodger – The Good Old Days (GOOD days?for real?dude,I’ve suffered during my school time)

Falling In Love
Oasis– Supersonic (did I felt in love with Gin and Tonic?more likely than falling for any of the boring girls I’ve met during my school time)

Losing Virginity
Animal Collective – In The Flowers (So,have we done in the garden?and it's Animal Collective,gosh,it must have been insane...)

Fight Song
Suburban Kids With Biblical Names– Funeral Face (so,did I lost the fight and died?likely…)

Breaking Up
Fischerspooner– We Need a War (AWESOME breaking up!I guess I’ve kicked someone’s ass!)

Prom
Vive la Fête – Mr.Le President (was it a sexual prom or has Lula gone to my party?)

Life
The Magnetic Fields– Papa Was a Rodeo (Are we hillbillies?)

Mental Breakdown
Tegan and Sara – Walking With a Ghost (Totally,as soon as I walk with a ghost,I’d go bananas)

Driving
Amy Winehouse – Back to Black (gee,I guess I’m driving drunk!nah,but,seriously,this is one of my favorite driving songs ever,it really fits the mood)

Depression
Regina Spektor– Blue Lips (oh,cute depressive song…and it kinda makes sense)

Partying
Santogold– Say Aha (AWESOME party,I had a blast,that’s for sure)

Happy dance
The Wombats – Let’s Dance To Joy Division (yeah,definitely a very childish,awesome and mind-blowing dance,I loved it)

You & friends
Bat for Lashes -Horse and I (oh,good,I'm friends with a horse...I hate horses)

Betrayal
The Pigeon Detectives – Don’t Know How To Say Goodbye (Damn it?does that mean I still want her?)

Regretting
Dengue Fever – Tiger Phone Card (I LOVED IT!I’ve had something with a Cambodian lady,she’s cheated on me,she’s sorry,I forgave her and now we’ll spend the rest of our days living as the most happy couple ever.I love my life,dude!)

Long night alone
Ladyhawke – Manipulating Woman (mmm,my Cambodian bride,why did you left me alone?did I cheated on you with a manipulating woman?)

Flashback
Hello Saferide – Long Lost Penpal (Oh,super!this really is my flashback song and I really have penpals I’ve been in touch with for more than 6 years,it’s a shame knowing I’ll lose them)

Getting Back Together
Love Is All - Make Outfall Out Make Up (What a wild and sexy getting back together,my Cambodian wife!)

Wedding
White Lies - The Price of Love (was it an expansive wedding?)

Honeymoon
Client - Down To The Underground (I had a sexy and wild honeymood,hadn't I?)

Birth of Child
Hello Saferide – Parenting Never Ends (O___o wow,dude!NEVER ?!)

Losing someone dear
Kings of Convenience - Winning a Battle,Losing The War (beautiful...too bad I lost someone I loved,though)

Final Battle
Late of the Pier – Mad Dogs and Englishmen (so is it me X The UK?I don’t wanna fight aganist englishmen…)

Death Scene
Juliette & The Licks – Death of a Whore (AHAAHAHAHAH!OH MINE!That says it all,doesn’t it?!)

Funeral Song
Regina Spektor – Genius Next Door (thank you,I don’t deserve a funeral song that pretty,I’m a whore,remember? [gee])

Final Credits
Franz Ferdinand – You’re The Reason I’m Leaving (See?I’m only leaving because of YOU!)

[I loved my life!]

So here's how you do it:
- Open your library (iTunes, Winamp, Media Player, iPod, etc)
- Put it on shuffle
- Press play
- For every question, type the song that's playing
- When you go to a new question, press the next button
- No cheating!