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  • Lyric Quiz 2009 x

    4 déc. 2009, 23h30m par x-Cazzzyy-x

    Step 1: Put your music player on shuffle.
    Step 2: Post the first line from the first 50 songs that play, no matter how embarrassing.
    Step 3: Bold out the songs when someone guesses both artist and track correctly.
    Step 4: Looking them up on Google or any other search engine is CHEATING!
    Step 5: If you like the game post your own!


    Right then, so here are the lyrics:

    1) Step up, Step up..Fall back, take a look at me and you'll see i'm for real

    2) I'm gonna make a change for once in my life

    3) My hopes are high

    4) Buddy you're a boy make a big noise

    5) Come Mr. DJ song pon de replay

    6) You said you'd marry me

    7) Travelling again I know exactly how it's gonna end

    8) How can i know what you need

    9) Baby it dont matter, anyone can see the signs

    10) Memories consume, like opening the wound

    11) Charly says always tell your mummy before you go off somewhere

    12) She came from Greece she had a thirst for knowledge

    13) Hey pretty baby with the high heels on

    14) I recommend getting your heart trampled on to anyone

    15) There's only two types of people in the world

    16) It starts with one thing, I don't know why, It doesn't even matter how hard you try

    17) Our battles are repetitious

    18) I like girls, they like me

    19) Laid back, laid back, laid back we'll give you laid back

    20) Wake up, grab a brush and put on a little make up

    21) Do you enjoy your sight inside?

    22) The looking glass so shiny and new

    23) Bat your eyes girl, be other worldly

    24) I don't know where we went so wrong

    25) To get up and walk away would be too easy

    26) On and on the rain will fall

    27) You think you got it all worked out

    28) Please don't stop the music

    29) We soldier on through hells high water

    30) I'm talkin bout love...all my girls stand in a circle

    31) I wish you could see me, i'm flying, still don't know how

    32) We'll do it all, everything, on our own

    33) I need something to believe in

    34) Pretty girl is suffering while he confesses everything

    35) Somethings tearing me down and down

    36) I cannot find a way to describe it

    37) There you see her sitting there across the way

    38) I wanted you to know that I love the way you laugh

    39) You gotta help me out, it's all a blur last night

    40) And i'm alright standing in the streetlights here

    41) Where do I begin with this life we're living in

    42) Meet me at the hotel room

    43) All i ever wanted was to see you smiling

    44) I climbed up a mountain and looked off the edge

    45) I fall asleep by the telephone

    46) The sea's evaporating

    47) Aftermath, there she goes, shaking that ass on the floor

    48) Break me down, you got a lovely face

    49) Deep in the bosom of the gently night

    50) This ain't a song for the broken hearted

    Alanis Morissette
    Ashlee Simpson
    Ashley Tisdale
    Avril Lavigne
    Basshunter
    Bodyrox
    Bon Jovi
    Britney Spears
    Buckcherry
    Cheryl Cole
    Daniel Merriweather
    Eminem
    Faithless
    Florence + The Machine
    Gym Class Heroes
    Hot Chip
    Incubus
    Katy Perry
    Linkin Park
    Lostprophets
    Mad at Gravity
    Maria Mena
    Michael Jackson
    Newton Faulkner
    Paolo Nutini
    Pendulum
    Pitbull
    Placebo
    Pulp
    Queen
    Rihanna
    Rooster
    Seether
    Simple Plan
    Snow Patrol
    Sugarcult
    System of a Down
    The Bravery
    The Prodigy
  • Playlist 04.12.2009 Odin Hour 21.00 - 0.30 auf Neurobeat Radio

    4 déc. 2009, 23h21m par odin242

    1. Wenn es sein muss - dann aber sofort (0:37)
    2. Queen - The Show Must Go On (UltraTraxx 12 Inch Version) (7:44)
    3. Die Perlen - Jingle (0:12)
    4. Dj Tense - D-Day (1:49)
    5. Dominion - The Parade Of Sin (3:41)
    6. Our Daughter's Wedding - Lawnchairs (3:28)
    7. Lords of Acid - I Must Increase My Bust (MNO Remix) (4:34)
    8. Faction - Noa Noa (5:25)
    9. E!Truncheon - Trianite 27 (3:06)
    10. Lewis Francis - Vast Listening Audience (4:08)
    11. Fat Belgian Bastards - Drum Beat (3:04)
    12. Helmond - Was ist Gott? (2:08)
    13. Body 11 - Hearts (4:46)
    14. Tomografia Assiale Computerizzata - The Emptiness Of The Blood (4:17)
    15. Abortive Gasp - What´s Wrong? (4:15)
    16. Gary Marks - Improvisation 1-19-88 (6:46)
    17. Max Goldt - Monster aus Jenaer Glas (4:27)
    18. In the Nursery With The Man In Grey - Epitaph (4:26)
    19. NVMPH - The Man (4:10)
    20. Volxsturm - Kuddel Daddel Du (5:28)
    21. Gelatinous Citizen - Fighting The World (3:55)
    22. The Adventures - Send My Heart (3:45)
    23. Subject - Dance/Decadence (3:02)
    24. Perplexer - Church Of House (3:18)
    25. No Minds - Twice Inside (4:15)
    26. Marc Almond - A Lover Spurned (12" Version) (7:16)
    27. Týr - Lokka Táttur (6:04)
    28. Batz Without Flesh - Disturbing Trend (4:36)
    29. Twice a Man - Happy Life (4:22)
    30. Railgun - 13 (5:44)
    31. D.F.X. - Relax Your Body (2:27)
    32. Mondblut - 777 (4:03)
    33. Savage - Computerized Love (3:37)
    34. Ordo Equitum Solis - Notre Solitude (4:59)
    35. DatA - Romy Haag (3:28)
    36. Patenbrigade Wolff - Radiotrailer (0:06)
    37. Vomito Negro - Move Your Body (3:07)
    38. The Idiots - Samstag Nacht (2:29)
    39. Severe Illusion Vs. TWZ - The 5th Day, The 6th Night (3:07)
    40. e.h.e. - Skate Or Die (1:45)
    41. The Architect Of European Decay - Coliseum (4:37)
    42. Alice Cooper - Poison (Ultrasound Toxic Long Mix) (5:45)
    43. U-Tek - Fever (5:40)
    44. Music For Pleasure - Debris (3:32)
    45. Compound - Torture With The Best (3:58)
    46. P.Jistes - Confocation (4:54)
    47. HIV+ - Taliban´s Law (Remix By Babylone chaos) (5:58)
    48. AGO - Computer (In My Mind) (6:10)
    49. Men 2nd - Crow Baby Crow (5:12)
    50. Rise and Fall of a Decade - Unreleased (2:27)
    51. A Split Second - Colonial Discharge (5:35)
    52. Boots & Braces - Auf Wiedersehen (5:09)
  • 40 Questions About Your Top 50

    3 déc. 2009, 0h01m par NH3Maser

    Disclaimer: my top 50 don't really reflect my current taste in music all that well. I'm working on changing that.

    1. How did you get into 31?
    In Flames. I was looking for a good metal instrumental, and someone recommended ÉcouterMan Made God.

    2. What was the first song you ever heard by 22?
    Ah, Cynic's Veil of Maya. This may be my favorite album opener of all time.

    3. What's your favorite lyric by 29?
    "Bow to the savior of the fearful and desperate / Shepherd of deception / Prophet of infection / Behold the Xenochrist!". Awesome outro. The Faceless were the ones who convinced me that Deathcore wasn't all shit.

    4. What is your favourite album by 49?
    No contest, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). The first hip-hop album I ever liked.

    5. How many albums by 13 do you own?
    Mastodon. All five of their full-lengths. I also bough the ATHF movie soundtrack just for Cut You Up With A Linoleum Knife.

    6. What is your favorite song by 50?
    Demons and Wizards. Probably Fiddler On The Green.

    7. Is there a song by 4 that makes you sad?
    I'm pretty sure that there's a Beatles song for every emotion. I'll go with Julia.

    8. What is your favorite song by 15?
    Tough one, because The Doors have a lot of amazing tracks, but I'll say ÉcouterThe Unknown Soldier.

    9. What is your favorite song by 5?
    Kalmah is another tough one. Doubtful About It All, maybe?

    10. Is there a song by 6 that makes you happy?
    The Jimi Hendrix Experience, of course. Off the top of my head, ÉcouterAngel.

    11. What is your favorite album by 40?
    Definitely Caught Somewhere in Time. Where Iron Maiden peaked in my opinion.

    12. What is your favorite song by 10?
    Ensiferum. Has to be ÉcouterInto Battle. The guitar solo... rock.

    13. What is a good memory you have involving 33?
    Explosions in the Sky. Too many to count, mostly involving psychedelics.

    14. What is your favorite song by 37?
    Radiohead. Surprisingly, I guess it's ÉcouterMeeting In The Aisle, a random instrumental B-side off of some EP.

    15. Is there a song by 19 that makes you happy?
    Fuck yeah Necrophagist. ÉcouterTo Breathe in a Casket always makes me glad that I'm not currently buried alive, I guess.

    16. How many times have you seen 24 live?
    Lamb of God - just once, in LA. Not that great a show.

    17. What is the first song you ever heard by 23?
    Nirvana. Almost certainly ÉcouterSmells Like Teen Spirit.

    18. What is your favorite album by 11?
    Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here.

    19. Who is a favorite member of 1?
    Death? The obvious answer, Chuck Schuldiner (R.I.P.).

    20. Have you ever seen 14 live?
    Nope, never seen Joe Satriani.

    21. What is a good memory involving 45?
    Sir Mix-A-Lot? Well, this is embarrassing. The time the Pitt band played ÉcouterJump on It at halftime at some football game, maybe? (This is one of the artists covered in the above disclaimer, by the way.)

    22. What is your favorite song by 16?
    Metallica. Easily The Call of Ktulu.

    23. What is the first song you ever heard by 47?
    Black Sabbath. Dunno, likely ÉcouterIron Man.

    24. What is your favorite album by 21?
    Not much of a selection as far as Dethklok albums go. I liked Dethalbum II better than the first one.

    25. What is your favorite song by 18?
    Pixies. Hmm... I Bleed.

    26. What is the first song you ever heard by 38?
    Guns N' Roses. First I can remember is ÉcouterWelcome To The Jungle.

    27. What is your favorite lyric by 3?
    Sigh... Children of Bodom. Who knows, it's not like the lyrics to any of their songs are distinguishable anyways. Maybe "Warheart! With no compassion or love / Warheart! Hate your fellow as yourself" from Warheart.

    28. What is your favorite song by 2?
    Sublime. A lot of great songs, but I'll go with ÉcouterBoss D.J..

    29. What was the first song you ever heard by 32?
    Slayer. I think it was ÉcouterAngel of Death, which I still regard as their best song.

    30. What is your favorite song by 8?
    Wow, this is a tough choice for Led Zeppelin. I have to say Nobody's Fault But Mine, but this is very very close.

    31. How many times have you seen 17 live?
    I have no idea what OutKast is doing in this position. Never.

    32. Is there a song by 44 that makes you happy?
    Yep, nearly all of Tenacious D's songs will do the trick. ÉcouterDouble Team always cracks me up.

    33. What is your favorite album by 12?
    God Dethroned. Easily Bloody Blasphemy.

    34. What is the worst song by 46?
    Where to start with Styx? I used to like ÉcouterMr. Roboto, but all it does now is raise my urge to kill.

    35. What was the first song you ever heard by 34?
    Elvis. Hound Dog, I guess?

    36. What is your favorite album by 42?
    Immortal Technique. Revolutionary Vol. 2 is amazing.

    37. How many times have you seen 39 live?
    Jay-Z, never.

    38. What is your favorite album by 36?
    Also a pretty sparse selection for Gorillaz. Between the two, I'll say Demon Days.

    39. What was the first song you ever heard by 28?
    The Who. This is unusual, but the first one I can remember is ÉcouterChristmas.

    40. What is your favorite album by 7?
    Queen, A Night At The Opera.
  • My favourite albums without any order

    2 déc. 2009, 23h59m par tobi116

    David Bowie - Earthling (1997)
    David Bowie is an incredibly versatile artist who reinvented himself countless times during his 40years+ long career. His album Earthling is one of his most experimental works featuring lots of industrial-like technostomping beats, heavy guitars and synthies from hell. In my opinion his creativity was never bigger than on this one.
    Play: ÉcouterLittle Wonder


    The Clash - Sandinista!(1981)
    The Clash were a lot more open minded to other musical styles than other punkbands from their time - their best known album London Calling combines reggae, ska and the punkrock from their previous two albums. Sandinista! continues that way and is a two cd-36 track-packet full of ideas tearing down all genre boundaries. The mixture of punk, genuine reggae/dub, funk, jazz and pop makes this album a classic that probably never gets boring.
    Play: ÉcouterThe Magnificent Seven


    Sparks - Hello Young Lovers(2006)
    When a band that has been around since the late 60s releases an album nowadays the result is usually not what one would call interesting(The Rolling Stones anyone?). If that band is called Sparks - a band starting with "glamkindofrock" (Kimono My House, Propaganda) then developing into electronica(and, by the way releasing the incedibly influencial classic album No.1 In Heaven) from that to pop(ÉcouterWhen Do I Get to Sing 'My Way') from pop to baroque pop using huge walls of synth-strings(Lil' Beethoven) - the result is always worth a listen.
    Their 2006 released album Hello Young Lovers shows the peak of their creativity combining the pompous sound of their previous album with rock guitars(done by Dean Menta, Faith No More) and the quirky songwriting of their earlier works that influenced countless bands such as Queen who even were Sparks' supportband in their early days.. A grand opus everyone should give a listen to.
    Play: ÉcouterDick Around


    The Doors - Waiting for the Sun (1968)
    The imho best album by the legendary acid rock band from LA with Jim Morrison on vocals. The psychadelic elements that already shone through the first two albums are dominating this album. It is full of interesting ideas like spanish guitars on Spanish Caravan and poppy synthies on Hello I Love You.
    Play: Not to Touch the Earth


    The Living End - Roll On (2001)
    The three-piece band from Australia started off as a Stray Cats coverband which clearly influenced Chris Cheneys incredible guitar style as well as the use of the upright bass which makes them different from other modern Punkrockbands. Their debut was one of the most successful australian albums for decades and their liveperformances are among the best there are. Roll On was their second album. It combined their fresh and poweful approach on music with a much improved songwriting. It is their most complicated album to date and probably their heaviest one. The versatile songwriting and structures and the raw instrumentals make this their strongest album.
    ÉcouterBlood on Your Hands


    The Damned - The Black Album (1980)
    The Damned were the first uk punkband ever to release a single, an album as well as touring the US. Their first three albums are punkrock classics with hits such as ÉcouterNeat Neat Neat, ÉcouterSmash It Up and ÉcouterNew Rose. Their 1980 "black" album features the Damned in their most psychadelic period before becoming a goth -band. An incredibly interesting album with 12 tracks, partly beeing connected what makes up one big work, ending in the 17 Minute epic Curtain Call. Can't dare to skip a single track on it.
    Play: Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Hyde


    Tom Waits - Swordfishtrombones (1983)
    Theres no real genre you could put Tom Waits in - basicly its kind of Blues / Jazz / Rock using unusual instruments like Marimbas etc and featuring his incredible raw voice. The trilogy of Rain Dogs, Franks Wild Years and Swordfishtrombones are Toms best known and most appreciated albums but his output has a constant high level so it is hard to pick a single album out of it. My choice was Swordfishtrombones(followed by Bone Machine) because it has the most atmospheric feel in it and barely leaves my stereo.
    Play: Écouter16 Shells From A 30.6


    Joe Strummer and The Mescaleros - Global a Go-go (2001)
    Basicly the second album by The Clash former frontman Joe Strummer with his band The Mescaleros has many aspects that his old band was famous for - a wild mix of styles and genres. But this album brings this approach to the maximum: its a musical journey round the world featuring folk rock, world music(Bhindi Bagee), Reggae, oriental sounds etc etc. Opens up your mind!
    Play: Johnny Appleseed


    The Beatles - The White Album (1968)
    Everybody knows the Beatles - but they surely had more to show than the overplayed Let It Be, Yesterday and Yellow Submarine. With Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band they released their most psychadelic album which got voted for the best album ever by the Rolling Stone magazine. The follow-up was The White Album: a double album featuring some of the most beautiful sons The Beatles have ever written, along with classic rock'n'roll bits, along with weird and experimental stuff.
    Probably their most versatile album and in my opinion their best.
    Play: While My Guitar Gently Weeps


    Pink Floyd - The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (1967)
    The first album by Pink Floyd is the only one that was mostly written by the genious of Syd Barrett before he got replaced by David Gilmour. The sound is raw and psychadelic as well as somehow childish with lots of interesting harmonies and noises. A classic.
    Play: Astronomy Domine


    further listening:

    Gorillaz - Demon Days
    Hip Hop / Pop combination featuring many great guest stars by Blur mastermind Damon Albarn.

    Refused - The Shape of Punk to Come
    The most creative Hardcorepunk -album i ever came across.

    Beck - Odelay
    Speaking of creativity...

    The Hives - Veni Vidi Vicious
    Raw and wild garagerock from sweden. I like their works before reaching the mainstream.

    Madness - One Step Beyond
    The definitive Ska-album.

    Monster - Gone Gone Gone--A Bash Dem
    Soul / Punk / Indie combined to a unique record. Singer is now famous as Moneybrother If you dig the Clash, try this.

    So much for the moment, happy listening
  • Album Of The Week

    2 déc. 2009, 20h47m par yxsarvik

    Muse - Black Holes and Revelations






    Fantastic album, if not their best. Containing some Queen influences in general harmonic structures and Jeff Buckley influences in ballads, yet at the same time pouring you over with the unmistakable essence of Muse.

    All of their albums are great, actually. They’re one of the few high quality bands around nowadays that always bring you ambitious material worthwhile to listen to. Matt Bellamy’s falsetto soars, retaining its power throughout the whole record. Guitars sound forceful, but airy, and the drum patterns out-of-this-world bombastic. Melodies entwine and entangle you in them. It’s gradiose, a bit progressive and adventurous, but ultimately captivating everything-falls-into-its-place rock album.

    Muse are a huge talent, whatever you may think of their political or apocalyptic lyrical themes. No mediocre songwriting in here, it’s all polished craft and artistry. They also possess a little thing called self-irony. This album is a sexy, epic modern classic - I’m in love.

    9/10


    Personal highlights: ÉcouterStarlight, Supermassive Black Hole, Map of the Problematique, City of Delusion, Hoodoo, Knights of Cydonia
  • My Vinyl Collection

    2 déc. 2009, 16h57m par bsnow2

    To be updated as new additions arrive...

    Andrew Lloyd Webber - "Jesus Christ Superstar", 1970
    The Beatles - "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band", 1967
    Black Sabbath - "Heaven and Hell", reissue
    Black Sabbath - "Mob Rules", 1981
    Black Sabbath - "Paranoid", 1970
    Miles Davis - "On the Corner", 1972
    The Doors - "The Doors", 1967
    The Doors - "L.A. Woman", 1971
    The Doors - "Waiting for the Sun", 1968
    Emperor - "In the Nightside Eclipse", reissue
    Dizzy Gillespie, Charles Mingus, Charlie Parker, Bud Powell and Max Roach - "The Greatest Jazz Concert Ever", Rec. 1955, Released 1973
    Godspeed You! Black Emperor - "F#A#∞", original limited edition (1 of 500), 1997
    Iron And Wine - "The Creek Drank the Cradle", 2002
    Iron And Wine - "The Shepherd's Dog", 2007
    Judas Priest - "Screaming for Vengeance", 1982
    Yngwie Malmsteen - "Trilogy", 1986
    Bob Marley And The Wailers - "Burnin'", 1973 (Listed simply as "The Wailers")
    Bob Marley And The Wailers - "Exodus", 1977
    Pat Metheny - "New Chautauqua", 1979
    Motorhead - "No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith" (Live in London), 2001 reissue on clear vinyl
    Pink Floyd - "Dark Side of the Moon", 1973
    Pink Floyd - "Wish You Were Here", 1975
    Queen - "A Night At the Opera", 1975
    Rush - "A Farewell to Kings", 1977
    Rush - "All the World's a Stage" (Live from Massey Hall, Toronto), 1976
    Rush - "Moving Pictures", 1981
    Santana - "Abraxas", 1970
    Paul Simon - "Paul Simon", 1972
    The Who - "Live at Leeds", 1980 reissue
    The Who - "Tommy", 1969
  • Top 50 Questions (12/1/09)

    1 déc. 2009, 23h56m par wilsondan6789

    1. What's your favorite song by 15?
    Jane's Addiction - Ocean Size


    2. How did you get into 20?
    At the Gates - Heard blinded by fear when it was announced for Rock band and thought what a terrible band. Somehow got into one of my playlists and wound up liking it : /

    3. Who is your favorite member in 1?
    Marilyn Manson - Twiggy Ramirez, hmmm

    4. What’s your favorite lyric bit by 29?
    Iced Earth - "Red Barrrrooooonnnnn... BLUE MAX!" I guess I don't really listen to them for lyrics....

    5. Have you ever seen 23 live?
    Motley Crue - No, but I was supposed too : (

    6. What's your favorite album from 10?
    Gaslight Anthem - My only album by them, and most listened to album at one point: The '59 Sound.

    7. Do you own any merchandise from 2?
    Blind Guardian - Shirt from a concert and a beanie.

    8. What is a good memory you have of 7?
    Elvenking - Every time I introduce them and see the wince on the face of whoever asked who they were. Classic terrible name.

    9. Is there a member of the same age as you in 2?
    Blind Guardian - .... No.

    10. When did you first get into 8?
    Cat Stevens - Don't remember what age I was, but it was the same time Harvest Moon for the GC came out. I would play that game with this in the background it was the bomb.

    11. Who likes 4 along with you?
    Pixies - No one.

    12. Which song did you first hear from 16?
    AC/DC - Probably Back in Black.

    13. What song made you fall in love with 5?
    Lacuna Coil - Heaven's a Lie.

    14. Which song do you not like by 18?
    Linkin Park - Ummmm.... Hit the Floor from Meteora. I had a short time when I thought it was badass but now its just kinda annoying.

    15. Why do you like 14's songs?
    Beastie Boys - For the most part.... the lyrics are so bad they are good, and the beats are usually cool.

    16. Where did you first hear 6?
    Epica - They were opening for Kamelot. Now I like them more than Kamelot, odd.

    17. How long was 19 a singer before you liked them?
    Edguy - Not long.

    18. Does 13 have a song that gives you a bad memory?
    Blur - Nope. All good memories with those songs.

    19. When did you get into 17?
    Edguy - Highschool, Junior year. I was on a power metal binge and they were one of the bands that stuck.

    20. How long have you been into 9?
    The Beatles - Since before Junior High....

    21. If 11 had a concert 300 miles away, would you drive there to see them?
    Smashing Pumpkins - If someone would go with me : )

    22. How many CDs do you own of 12?
    Megadeth - Two, Best of... and Peace Sells...

    23. Does 21 have a song that makes you cry?
    Bomb the Music Industry! - Not at all. They have one or two sad songs and even then they are more pissed off than sad.

    24. Does 27 have a song that makes you happy?
    Avantasia - Not really, I'm kinda having a falling out with this band since the newest album.

    25. Does 23 have a song that makes you smile?
    Motley Crue - Too Young to Fall in Love. Don't know why but its just so upbeat and so... cruel?

    26. What's the last song you've listened to from 28?
    The Police - Probably King of Pain. Good song. Very sad.

    27. Is there a song by 32 that you've listened to more than 30 times?
    Avantasia - Probably some of the stuff off their newest albums. And maybe Twisted Mind.... but I don't think so.

    28. What is a song from 50 that you've only listened to once?
    Modest Mouse - The Stars are Projectors.... Good song but its so long and I get bored halfway through.

    29. Is there a song you are sick of hearing by 24?
    Evanescence - Probably Call me When You're Sober, wasn't that great the first few times yet its the only song I hear on the radio.

    30. What song got you into 40?
    Killswitch Engage - Holy Diver cover. I loved Dio and this song was a badass cover imo.

    31. What is your favorite single by 25?
    Rise Against- Audience of One. So sad. I don't know if its supposed to be though. It just sounds sad. In a good way.

    32. If 49 hated you, what would you do?
    Nine Inch Nails - Be very disappointed. But understand that Trent Reznor is a goth douchebag sometimes.

    33. What would you say if 42 or one of the members from 42 asked you out?
    Foo Fighters - I would politely decline and tell them that they are still good people even if the lord hates them now.

    34. Would you care if 41 had a boyfriend/girlfriend?
    Korn- Wouldn't affect me in the least. In fact I don't know about any of em.

    35. Who has the best voice in 46?
    Nirvanna- Dave Grohl. Take that Kobain!!!

    36. Do you think 26 is/are good looking?
    The Lonely Island - As long as their pants are dry, I guess they are tolerable.

    37. How many times have you listened to your favorite song by 36?
    Streetlight Manifesto - That would be Would You Be Impressed? And to say the least... its an impressive figure.

    38. How many CDs do you own of 30?
    Turisas- Two, Battle Metal and Varangian way. To my knowledge that is all of em.

    39. Is there a song from 38 that makes you mad?
    Primal Fear- New Religion. It sucked and was a waste of my $8.

    40. Which member from 31 do you want to see go solo? If 31 is only one artist, what would you do if they joined a group?
    Kamelot- I'd like to see Roy Khan go solo. Would be interesting to see what his style is like. He kinda carries the band anyways.

    41. What does your favorite song from 48 remind you of?
    Rage Against the Machine - Hatin' on the government like all of their songs.

    42. Did you hate 43 at first?
    Queen- No, I didn't like the first songs I heard by them: Bohemian Rhapsody (omg!), We Will Rock You, and the other overplayed song.

    43. Does your best friend also listen to 33?
    Manowar- and No.

    44. Do you think your parents would like 37?
    The Offspring - Probably not. I think they like the riff from Come out and Play....

    45. Does 47 have a song that makes you want to dance?
    Ladytron- Black Cat, its groovy.

    46. Have you ever seen 34 in person?
    System of a Down - they've been broken up since before I was going to concerts i think.

    47. Do you like 44's name?
    The Clash - Hell Yeah.

    48. Is there someone in 45 that you want to go out with?
    Judas Priest - Hahahaha, no but Rob Halford prolly digs me!

    49. Do you know anyone that hates 39?
    Red Hot Chili Peppers - George Krone.

    50. Have you ever danced to a song from 35?
    Rolling Stones - No... not really dance music I don' t think.....
  • My top 50 albuns by plays

    1 déc. 2009, 21h40m par CrashRHCP

    Ill update it from month to month and see the evolution of this list, because it will probably change.

    CrashRHCP's top albums (overall) 1. Green Day - 21st Century Breakdown (82)
    2. The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (82)
    3. Blink 182 - Greatest Hits (79)
    4. Rise Against - Revolutions Per Minute (77)
    5. Creed - Greatest Hits (70)
    6. Nickelback - All the Right Reasons (69)
    7. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium (67)
    8. Def Leppard - Hysteria (59)
    9. Nirvana - MTV Unplugged In New York (59)
    10. U2 - The Best of 1990-2000 [Bonus Tracks/DVD] Disc 1 (58) 11. Angels and Airwaves - We Dont Need To Whisper (54) 12. Sum 41 - Chuck (53)
    13. Red Hot Chili Peppers - [EMG] - Live At Slane Castle (Audio DVD) (50) 14. The Who - The Ultimate Collection (disc 1) (49) 15. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Greatest Hits (49)
    16. Foo Fighters - Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace (48)
    17. 30 Seconds to Mars - A Beautiful Lie (48)
    18. Red Hot Chili Peppers - By the Way (45)
    19. Def Leppard - Rock of Ages: The Definitive Collection (43)
    20. Coldplay - Viva La Vida Or Death And All His Friends (42)
    21. John Frusciante - The Empyrean (41)
    22. Rise Against - Siren Song of the Counter Culture (36)
    23. Aerosmith - O, Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits CD 1 (34) 24. Angels and Airwaves - We Don't Need To Whisper (32)
    25. Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon (31)
    26. Fuel - Angels & Devils (30) 27. 30 Seconds to Mars - 30 Seconds To Mars (30)
    28. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication (29)
    29. Three Days Grace - One X (28)
    30. The Who - The Ultimate Collection (disc 2) (27)
    31. Aerosmith - O, Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits CD 2 (27) 32. Staind - 14 Shades of Grey (27)
    33. Fall Out Boy - Infinity On High (26)
    34. Metallica - Metallica (26)
    35. Slipknot - All Hope Is Gone (24)
    36. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magik (22)
    37. Daughtry - Leave this Town (22)
    38. Iggy Pop - Lust For Life (22)
    39. System of a Down - Mezmerize (21)
    40. The Who - My Generation: The Very Best O (21)
    41. U2 - Best of 80-90 (20) 42. Foo Fighters - The Colour and the Shape (20)
    43. Foo Fighters - In Your Honor (disc 1) (20)
    44. Rise Against - The Sufferer and the Witness (20)
    45. +44 - When Your Heart Stops Beating (19)
    46. Pearl Jam - Yield (19)
    47. Xutos e Pontapes - Ao Vivo no Pavilhão Atlantico cd 2 (19) 48. Rise Against - Appeal To Reason (19)
    49. Queen - Gold Disc 1 (18) 50. Foo Fighters - There Is Nothing Left to Lose (18)
  • Monthly Top Tracks

    1 déc. 2009, 18h10m par paulina1406

    Monthly Top Tracks

    Dec-2007
    Rainbow : ÉcouterSince You Been Gone (11 plays)
    Jan-2008
    Emerson, Lake & Palmer : Romeo and Juliet (10 plays)
    Feb-2008
    Queen : ÉcouterThe Show Must Go On (15 plays)
    Mar-2008
    John Lennon : ÉcouterJealous Guy (10 plays)
    Apr-2008
    Ben E. King : ÉcouterStand By Me (17 plays)
    May-2008
    Queen : ÉcouterLove Of My Life (17 plays)
    Jun-2008
    Three Dog Night : ÉcouterJoy To The World (15 plays)
    Jul-2008
    Emerson, Lake & Palmer : C'Est La Vie (20 plays)
    Aug-2008
    Derek and the Dominos : Layla (22 plays)
    Sep-2008
    The Beatles : The Night Before (21 plays)
    Oct-2008
    The Beatles : Don't Let Me Down (31 plays)
    Nov-2008
    Big Brother & The Holding Company : Summertime (20 plays)
    Dec-2008
    Black : ÉcouterWonderful Life (11 plays)
    Jan-2009
    a-ha : ÉcouterCrying in the Rain (33 plays)
    Feb-2009
    Joy Division : ÉcouterLove Will Tear Us Apart (17 plays)
    Mar-2009
    R.E.M. : ÉcouterThe Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite (20 plays)
    Apr-2009
    Deep Purple : ÉcouterBlack Night (11 plays)
    May-2009
    Suzi Quatro : Écouter48 Crash (12 plays)
    Jun-2009
    Aneka : ÉcouterJapanese Boy (8 plays)
    Jul-2009
    Cream : ÉcouterSunshine Of Your Love (8 plays)
    Aug-2009
    The White Stripes : I Just Don't Know What to Do With Myself (21 plays)
    Sep-2009
    Boyzone : Love Me For A Reason (20 plays)
    Oct-2009
    Funky Polak : pamiętaj (45 plays)
    Nov-2009
    Brian Hyland : Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini (36 plays)
  • New Opinions of Last.fm's Top 50

    29 nov. 2009, 10h06m par LexiFSAS

    Before I begin, this is for my own fun and because I'm extremely bored with nothing to do. I'm sick. Even if I say I don't like a certain band or say negative things about a certain band, I have mad respect for anyone that listens to them. Everyone's music taste is their own, and no one has the right to tell you that your taste in music is bad. If anyone does, make them go away.

    1. Muse - I, for one, don't like Muse. I feel like they have become the new Radiohead. I really enjoy a select few songs, particularly Assassin. This song is just great and full of some really intense energy. Also, Plug-In Baby is really great. I find everything else... rather bland. I really dislike their new album and have heard from other people that it was disappointing. Also, I find Knights of Cydonia really annoying. Don't ask me why. Most of you probably think it's like the best song ever made, so props to you. Just not for me.

    2. The Beatles - I don't want to go ranting about them, and I know people will just absolutely hate me because I don't like their music. However, John Lennon is a big influence on me and I did a pretty damn big project on him in 8th grade. I also think they have really shaped music and pretty much paved the road for music. I'm just not into THEIR music. I know, I'm bad.

    3. Radiohead - I think this is the one band on here that I really hate. I have respect for you if you listen to them, that's cool, but this is just definitely not my thing. I think it's more backround music, to be honest, as a friend of mine once said. It could be good for long car rides or something, or maybe falling asleep to. I've only discovered one song I really have enjoyed by them, ÉcouterWeird Fishes/Arpeggi.

    4. Coldplay - I like their music, but I personally think they are annoying. Their music is pretty good and catchy, I like their energy as well. I really enjoyed ÉcouterShiver when I first heard it, and their newest album isn't bad at all. I just find the band as a whole kind of annoying, I'm not sure why.

    5. Lady GaGa - No surprise this lady is that high up on the list. Teens are going crazy over her. A lot of people think she's just downright freaky for her obscure and bizzare fashion sense. Some of her music is very catchy and danceable, however, this is NOT my style of music. As a person, I do have respect for her as an individual. She definitely is not afraid to go out there and be the person she is, even if it's just... weird. I'll admit, whenever one of her songs come on the radio, me and my friends are definitely singing and dancing along. But once again, not my style.

    6. The Killers - I don't like them and I especially don't like Brandon Flowers. Their style of music kind of freaks me out. Also, I met them because my friend was in one of their music videos, and they are douche bags. Maybe that's why I feel so negatively about them. I mean, ÉcouterMr. Brightside was pretty decent and all, but I think it's the way they represent themselves and what they represent are the things that bug me.

    7. Red Hot Chili Peppers - These guys obviously rock. I get all pumped up and excited whenever I hear By the Way or Can't Stop come on the radio. I don't listen to them that much at home at all, but my view of them is pretty positive. I like pretty much all of their work with the exception of their newest album, which was decent at best. I respect them for sticking it through this long and still releasing good quality albums.

    8. Metallica - I'm all about metal. I love metal. I just hate thrash metal. These guys are one of the pioneers of thrash metal, or so I'm told, and I really just don't like the genre that much as a whole. I heard their new album was kind of absolute shit, which left me kind of disappointed. They have some seriously epic songs obviously, and I do respect them. It's just not my preferred subgenre of metal. I also find their singer a little weird and annoying.

    9. Michael Jackson - I don't listen to him, first off. And I think it's kind of sad that his song count went absolutely sky rocketing since his recent death (R.I.P.), I really wish he was here to see everyone adore him as they do now. It would have made him happy. I believe he was a genuinely good person, and just horribly misunderstood. It's not really my style of music, but he's just such a huge part of music, and I have deep deep respect for what he's done.

    10. Kings of Leon - I definitely don't like these guys. I read their interview in the Rolling Stone and they seem kind of off. They most definitely sold out with ÉcouterSex On Fire, and then somehow sold out once again with ÉcouterUse Somebody. I actually did like some of their songs at first listen when they were on the radio 24/7, but they just got so overhyped, it ruined them for me. They are okay though.

    11. Nirvana - I love Nirvana. I absolutely love them. I love Kurt Cobain and Dave Grohl a disgusting amount. I really like their music. I'm really sad that Kurt is gone now (R.I.P.). I totally think Courtney Love did it, somehow. I don't really have anything else to say but positive things about these pioneers of grudge, so I'll leave it at that.

    12. Linkin Park - I used to love, love, love Linkin Park in middle school. They were my obsession. They went to the same high school as I did, and I had teachers who had Mike Shinoda that talked very highly of him. Hybrid Theory and Meteora were so good. They made up my middle school and 9th grade career. I think I know every word to every song on both of those albums. But when they released Minutes To Midnight, I was SO disappointed. I feel like they took a whole new different direction. That album blows.

    13. Green Day - Well, I have mixed opinions about them. Obviously, as most people will agree, their old stuff was the shit. It was amazing. I feel like they didn't really care what people thought of them back then and went all out in a punk-ish sort of way, which I love. But once American Idiot hit, I feel like their popularity or something went straight to their heads. They are definitely not like they used to. I still have some deep respect for them, they are still a good band releasing albums that most people still seem to like, although I didn't enjoy their newest album too much.

    14. Pink Floyd - I'm not sure I can really talk about these guys because I don't know much about them. Everyone loves them though, and the songs that I have heard are groundbreaking. They made some good music, at least from what I have heard so far. I'm pretty sure they had a role in shaping rock just as The Beatles did. However, I won't go on because I just don't know anymore.

    15. Arctic Monkeys - I'm a little surprised to see these guys so high up on the list. I had no idea they were this popular. I really, really liked I Bet You Look Good On The Dance Floor, but once again, really not my style of music altogether. I've heard some other stuff, and it was just pretty average to me. I'm not sure I really dig what they represent either. They are okay, though.

    16. Foo Fighters - I love Foo Fighters. I have so much respect for Dave Grohl, I really do. He is a great musician, absolutely fantastic. I love their drummer too, but I forgot his name. I wasn't the biggest fan of their latest release, but ÉcouterThe Pretender was awesome. They released probably one of my favorite albums of all time, The shape and the colour. I think that album is flawless, or pretty close to it. I love their energy, especially Dave's at live shows. I love a band who can stick through it and can keep releasing good albums.

    17. Black Eyed Peas - Not a big fan of Fergie or Will.I.Am. Definitely not. I think I know every single word to ÉcouterFergalicious, though, just because it was on the radio so much back in the day. They obviously have some catchy music, and I also know all the words to ÉcouterBoom Boom Pow because of how much it was on the radio. Some of their songs are good and catchy, and like I said before, I'm not afraid to admit that me and my friends dance and sing when some of their stuff comes on in the car. I don't have a big general liking for them though, and I most definitely don't keep up with them. Not my style.

    18. Death Cab for Cutie - YES! I absolutely love this band. So much. Probably my favorite indie band of all time. I really don't listen to indie, but when I do, it's usually these guys. I like how pretty much every single album they released has been epic and great, not a single bad album. Photobooth is my most played song on iTunes, and probably one of my favorite songs of all time. I only listen to a few other indie bands, like Tegan and Sara, Broken Social Scene, Bloc Party, and maybe some others. But these guys are my favorites.

    19. Placebo - Also surprised to see this band so high up on the list. I had no idea they were this popular. However, I literally know diddly squat about them and have heard absolutely any of their music. If you guys want to suggest me some songs to listen to, go for it and I'll check them out.

    20. Paramore - Say what you want, I really like them and I respect them. Even the song they did for the dreaded Twilight movie was pretty good (ÉcouterDecode). I like Hayley Williams, she's definitely a cutie. I think I have a ton of plays of this band. I really like them and their music. Sadly, I still haven't checked out their newest album, so if anyone wants to tell me their review on it, you totally should. While this isn't completely my style of music, I like it quite a bit. I also screamed like a little schoolgirl when I heard Hayley randomly come in on the Set Your Goals song The Few That Remain on their album (which I suggest all you pop-punk/hardcore fans go check out right now!)

    21. Queen - I have always thought they were kind of overrated, but people absolutely love them. I know they have released a few groundbreaking epic songs, but I don't really like their music at all. I definitely respect them and what they have done for music. Unfortunately, I don't know anymore about these guys so I can't go on.

    22. U2 - This is one of the few bands that I will actually say I hate. I don't hate their fans at all or anything like that, I just selectively hate Bono and his band. I hate what they represent. I also hate how Bono dresses. But this has nothing to do with their music, which I also have never been a fan of. I really just hate all of their songs and I think this band is just kind of icky. They rub me the wrong way, if you get my drift.

    23. Led Zeppelin - Absolutely love Led Zeppelin. I only have their greatest hits albums because I'm not that much into classic rock, but every song on their is just so fucking awesome. They pretty much shaped rock-n-roll, or at least most of it. I don't know a lot about them, but the songs I have heard are amazing. I don't listen to them near enough, though.

    24. System of a Down - Yes, yes, yes, yes. Used to be one of my favorite bands ever, and they still kind of are. I don't listen to them as much as I used to, but I can say with confidence that I have liked every album they released. I'm pretty upset that I didn't get to see them live before they broke up, and I just oh so desperately want to get them back together. I really don't like Scars on Broadway or Serj Tankian doing it solo. I actually don't find that music at all. They need to get back together, who's with me?!

    25. Oasis - I always see this band getting so much hate. I actually like them, not all of their stuff but definitely a few songs are really, really great. I still find myself listening to Champagne Supernove, ÉcouterWonderwall, and ÉcouterDon't Go Away sometimes. I definitely don't like all of their stuff or their newest stuff, but a few songs have some great memories attached to them, and I'm always thankful for songs like that.

    26. David Bowie - I hope I don't get flamed, but I really know absolutely nothing about him. I heard he's made some pretty epic and groundbreaking stuff, so if anyone here wants to suggest me some songs, I'll go and listen to them. Unfortunately, I can't review him anymore because I simply don't know anymore.

    27. MGMT - Meh, meh, meh. It's the perfect word to describe this band, in my opinion. Not too great, not too bad. I really like ÉcouterElectric Feel (which I heard at a party and started dancing to) and ÉcouterTime to Pretend, but not really anything else. Keep in mind, this isn't really my style of music, but I imagine people who like this weird electronic kind of indie stuff like them a lot. I also read an interview about them in the Rolling Stone and they didn't sound like great people. But they are okay, I respect them.

    28. The Rolling Stones - Once again, I really don't know much about them to give a review on them. I know that ÉcouterGimme Shelter is an amazing song, but I haven't heard really anything else. I know that they're in the Hall of Fame and they shaped rock-n-roll somewhat, so mad props for that.

    29. The Cure - I never got into The Cure, I just never could. Some of their music is decent, in my opinion, but it's just really not my thing. I have respect for them though and I know people absolutely love them. As the list keeps going down, I know less and less about bands, so bear with me!

    30. Bob Dylan - I think Tangled Up in Blue is such an annoying song. I don't know why, I just do. I know I'd probably get super mega flamed if I insulted Bob Dylan anymore than I just did, so I'll refrain. I guess he's cool though, and he definitely has some good songs. But I don't know anything about him or his music, so I'll stop here.

    31. Rammstein - Hm, German metal? Sounds alright to me. I obviously, like most of you guys, enjoyed Du Hast quite a bit. The guitar work in that song is so awesome and catchy. I believe it led me to get their discography, and I was definitely impressed with some of their work, but nothing matches up to Du Hast. I'm not a huge fan because I don't understand German, and I usually like to understand what they're saying.

    32. Daft Punk - I got some serious respect for Daft Punk and I was really happy to see them in DJ Hero. I have quite a few songs by them, including ÉcouterOne More Time, ÉcouterAerodynamic, ÉcouterAround the World, and several others, and I have to say, I still listen to the songs I have by them often. I definitely enjoy them, but at the same time, I'm not in on the whole techno or whatever scene. It's not my thing. But these guys are an exception, and they create some great beats and catchy music.

    33. blink-182 - Finally. My music taste has long since expanded since these guys were at the peak, and I'm not totally into this genre that much anymore, but they have remained my favorite band of all time ever since I was a child. I have so many songs by them that have memories attached to them, and I am thankful for that. I love Mark, Tom, and Travis with the fire of a thousand suns. I literally cried when they broke up, cried when they got back together, and started screaming insanity when I heard about Travis Barker's plane crash, and cried some more when I heard DJ AM died. Anyways, I love ÉcouterWhat's My Age Again? more than most people. I also saw them live twice, the first and last shows of their tour. Greatness!

    34. Depeche Mode - I know like diddly squat by these guys. I'm not sure what type of music they play. Someone should enlighten me and throw some songs my way so I can expand my musical horizons!

    35. Beyonce - I find her so annoying. I'm sorry, I just do. I know that everything she represents is so good and positive, but I just find her to be a really annoying human being. No disrespect to her fans, but her music is definitely not my thing either. Once again, I'm not afraid to admit that I dance and sing along to Single Ladies and Halo whenever it comes on in the car. Yes, I know the words.

    36. Franz Ferdinand - I really don't know much except ÉcouterTake Me Out friggin' ruled. I've heard some of their other stuff and it doesn't really compare. I have mixed opinions on them, but once again, the respect is definitely there. Unfortunately, I don't know anymore about them, so let's move on.

    37. The White Stripes - I really only like the song Icky Thump. I think that song is just so epic, so epic. I love it. I actually ended up getting that whole album (whatever it's called, I forgot), and I've listened through it a couple of times. I really don't like any of their other songs by Icky Thump. But I definitely think they are a talented group of fellows, and lady (if I recall, their drummer is a chick-a-dee).

    38. Bloc Party - YES! I love Bloc Party, so much. Silent Alarm is one of my favorite albums of all time. I love this album so much and have so much respect for this band, it's insane. It's probably one of the few indie bands I listened to, as mentioned before. Some of my favorite songs of all time belong to them, such as ÉcouterBanquet and ÉcouterLike Eating Glass. I really didn't like their new album, Intimacy, all that much. They kind of took a different direction and I didn't like it, but ÉcouterOne Month Off is great.

    39. Eminem - I have respect for him since I know some details about his personal life, as I'm sure some of you do. It seems like he's battled some really hard times and had the courage and strength to write about his difficulties and show them to the world through music. I really didn't like his new album, Relapse, but some people really enjoyed it, and that's good. I am definitely a fan of his older stuff when he was a goof ball and didn't give a fuck.

    40. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - I think this is one of the indie bands that kind of annoys me, but I still respect them and Karen O. at the same time. (What is her last name?) Of course, I gotta have respect for them since ÉcouterMaps was the first song I ever learned on drums, but this kind of indie isn't really my style. I guess they're okay, but definitely not my thing.

    41. Britney Spears - No, no, no. I really don't like her. Yeah, I know all of the words to ÉcouterToxic, but who doesn't? Her new album(s) have kind of blown, but I do have respect for her. She shaved her and went through a bad downward spiral, but it seems she came out on top. So congratulations on that. Now let's all go kill K-Fed. Who's down?

    42. Guns N' Roses - My mom used to dream about having the sexy times with Axl Rose. (I don't know how to spell his name, my apologies). I don't really like all of their music that much, but I know they recently released Chinese Democracy. I've been hearing mixed reviews about it. I remember there was one song on there that I really really liked, but I can't remember. Some of their old stuff like ÉcouterParadise City was obviously just great and epic.

    43. Weezer - I like them a lot. Not a lot a lot, but just a lot. They recently released a new song that's been gaining mad popularity that I've really enjoyed, but I forgot the name. I bought the album Make Believe sometime ago and I still listen to it from time to time. I'm not a big enough fan to go get some of their more better albums, but they have some absolutely great songs that I love.

    44. Kanye West - I'm a huge fan of rap or the hip-hop genre as a whole. However, Kanye had a lot of respect from me and I really enjoyed pretty much all of his older stuff. You could tell on Graduation he started going downhill as he started getting depressed, and then when 808s & Heartbreaks came out, he hit rock bottom. I think he should have just stuck with his not auto-tuned good rapping like All Falls Down and some other stuff. I liked him back then. And then that whole Taylor Swift thing? Yeah, respect lost, Kanye!

    45. AC/DC - I think I have a lot of plays by them. I used to listen to them a lot, and I definitely like some of their songs. They fucking rock out. I don't know that much about them and I don't even know what albums I have by them, I know that they're pretty good though. I don't listen to them anymore, though, and I definitely don't plan on it.

    46. Jay-Z - I think he's okay (with the exception of looking like a monkey). I think he's a really great rapper, but as I have said earlier, I'm definitely not down with hip-hop or rap, so I can't really judge. I actually have been really recently enjoying Empire State of Mind, though. That song is really great. If all of his other stuff sounds like that, then I'm down.

    47. The Strokes - Once again, I don't know diddly squat by this band, but I absolutely love the song ÉcouterReptilia. I know every word to that song and I eventually learned the drums to it, it's great stuff. I think somewhere down the line, I liked that song so much I decided to check out some of their other stuff and I think I remember being really disappointed.

    48. The Prodigy - I'm not sure I've even heard of these guys, anyone care to enlighten me?

    49. Pearl Jam - I find these guys SO annoying! Some of their songs are okay, but I get them confused with other bands a lot, and I don't know, I just really don't like them. I don't remember ever liking them. I know they were huge in the 90's, though. I actually hear The Fixer sometimes on the radio, and I really like it, so maybe I'll go buy that one song. But everything else is just so meh.

    50. The Offspring - I love The Offspring, absolutely love them. These old guys keep rocking out and releasing good quality stuff, that's just fine by me. ÉcouterHammerhead is such an awesome song, and I think ÉcouterThe Kids Aren't Alright is probably one of my favorite songs ever made. I got some mad respect and I hope they keep releasing some groovy stuff.

    Anyways, there it is. I'm not even sure why I just did that, but I had the time, so I did it. I think I started at about 12:43 AM and I ended just now at 2:04, so that was a good hour of my time.

    There's no need to flame here, guys. I respect your taste in music, so please respect mine. If you disagree with something, right on, bro. I expect that most of you will disagree, which is 100% good. Opinions are important. Comment, flame, +1 to your post count, pee yourselves, or all of the above.

    This is a full blown assault!