Imagine if last.fm allowed people to tag other users. The chaos, the anarchy! People would get pissed off really fast. I can imagine the insulting and slanderizin' tags people would be perpetratin'.

On a side note, Red Hot Chili Peppers are one of my favourite artists. The new album is awesome and I just picked up their eponymous debut remastered with bonus tracks, and it's great too.

Also recently got into Radiohead. I had Kid A for the longest time, then borrowed Hail to the Thief from the library and ripped it. Recently got OK Computer which is awesome…

1. Pink Floyd
2. The Beatles
3. Bob Dylan
4. Rush
5. King Crimson
6. The Tea Party
7. Miles Davis
8. Red Hot Chili Peppers
9. Led Zeppelin
10. Eagles

– what was the first song you ever heard by 6?
Probably Heaven Coming Down when it was popular

– what is your favourite album of 2?
The White Album.

– what is your favourite lyric that 5 has sung?
"Babble, burble" :D

– how many times have you seen 4 live?
Never

– what is your favourite song by 7?

Blue in Green.

– what is…

Time in a Bottle by Jim Croce is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard. After one listen, it became one of my favourite songs. I went on to play it 40 times (even more than Muskrat Love by America).

Awesomely enough, I have a Jim Croce best of on vinyl, so I can play it in warm, rich, analog sound.

I thought that other than the fact that it's a short song, it would have made an excellent song for graduation. Unfortunately our grad song is Photograph. I swear, kids these days have horrible taste in…

I heard this song on the lastfm player after searching for similar artists to John Coltrane. From Donny Hathaway - Live. Great song.

A is for America, followed closely by Alex Keack and Alice in Chains

B is for Bob Dylan, followed closely by The Beatles and Bob Marley.

C is for Cesaria Evora.

D is for The Doors, followed by Dream Theater, David Gilmour, and Def Leppard (I love Pyromania).

E is for The Eagles, followed by Emerson, Lake and Palmer and Eric Clapton.

F is for Fleetwood Mac, followed by Frank Cotolo.

G is for Gentle Giant and Genesis.

H is for The Headstones.

I is for,…

Our Lady Peace

I'll update this journal if I ever see another band live.

I had enjoyed Santana's music before I listened to Aqua Marine, but after listening to this amazing instrumental, I found a new appreciation for them.

It's an amazingly funky, smooth, psychedelic track from their 1979 album, Marathon. I first heard this song on a 45 after buying it and 3 other Santana singles from a local thrift store (Value Village to be exact, an excellent source for vinyl, and they carry CDs, cassettes, and 8 tracks as well). I subsequently bought the album on vinyl, and though none of the other tracks live up to the brilliance of…

I first heard "Heartbeats" on a commercial for the Sony Bravio, on one of those internet video sites. I immediately liked it for its mellow, smooth tone. I don't usually like modern music, but this song was amazing. It's even better than the original, by Swedish group The Knife.