right now...million dead - a song to ruin...

smiling at strangers on trains kicks arse.

Foo Fighters - Everlong

weebl and bob - jenifer lopez parody/hentai song music

the darkness - i believe in a thing called love...

touching yo-OOOOOOOOOU...

"When Mabel Comes in the Room" from the musical "Mack and Mabel", by Jerry Herman.

After listening to it pretty much constantly I can say that Thirteenth step is one of my favourite albums of the year. Even the Nurse who loved me cover is starting to sound ok.

Belle and Sebastian - Paper Boat

Ash - Intergalactic Sonic 7"s, courtesy of Debaser.

Next, Bad Religion - Suffer, courtesy of Cheese.

Bit of the old Bon Jovi!

pixies - where is my mind

oh yes. the end sequence to fight club KICKS ARSE.

Gershwin - Stairway to Paradise

Failure - Fantastic planet

"Go Monkey Go" by Devo. I love Devo.

Three mile pilot - The chief assasin to the sinister

Shellac's "1000 hurts (profetional)". the song "prayer to god" still makes me smile.

Just spent ages organising all my mp3s with correct file names, ape tags and no ebil id3s.
n/p The black heart procession - My heart might stop

Idlewild - American English

Funnily enough I've found myself listening to this.

pixies - where is my mind?

oooooh-ooooooooooooooh.

best. pixies. song. ever.

The Darkness randomly interspersed with Electric Six. I'm rebuilding my main computer, and programming. What do you expect!

Cool!! Iwas listenin to "Permission to Land" earlier, and "Electric 6" yesterday!!! "Naked Pictures of your Mother" is a top tune..
But now I'm listening to Young Gods.

Mogwai - Christmas steps

A spot of Voltaire now. If you know of the man, fear my mental state!

White stripes....... Jack the Ripper

manic street preachers - generation terrorists

this album powers my journey to college, i swear...

Bah! I find the Manics far too pretentious these days. They have gone he same way as U2. Observe...

"Let us make some tunes."

"Cool. What about?"

"Oh, I don't know. Lets just whinge about the world for a bit, and hope nobody notices that we're using stock ideas..."

yes, but this is their FIRST album damn you! EVERYONE knows that they're not worth listening to past everything must go...

/me applauds

Meself, got some Boards Of Canada on ('Music Has The Right To Children'), and earlier 'Blue Lines' by the ol' Massive Attack.

Fuzzy, you truly do rock. Not enough people know of the Renaissance Man.

In honour of both Voltaire and Fuzzy, I have just put on Voltaire - God Thinks

I've always rather liked the idea behind the title track for that album... "Don't tell me what God thinks, let God do it if He's that bothered."

I'm listening to (or was at 6:30 this morning)

Building a religion by ?

Step right up by Tom Waits.

I love those songs....

Autechre - Tri repetae
Bach - concerto in d minor

Eke, the curse has spread to this forum too. "Alan the thread killer..."
n/p The cure - The holy hour

Neil Young- Tonights The Night

Been listening to Nirvana - Dumb

Hendrix - Red house

noisy fan - Arts computer Lab

I've been listening to some Bright Eyes with my good friend Jaq. Hurrah!

Before that, I was in a Tori loop, having found my aged cassette copy of 'Boys For Pele' - superior to my CD copy, as it is the version before the Armand Van Helden remix of 'Professional Widow' was put on at the expense of 'In The Springtime Of His Voodoo'. Basages...

Boards of Canada live..........*ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh* Is sooooo good.

Popped on the White Town 'Abort, Retry, Fail?' EP earlier for a good old listen to 'Your Woman'. Cheers for that, syuu - haven't heard it in such a long time that I'd forgotten how great it was...

Followed that with Nick Cave (crank up the volume for 'Mercy Seat' - a track that really benefits from added oomph), and then, in a bid to counteract my emo-ness of last night, a solid bash through some Fear Factory and Machine Head: 'Demanufacture' and 'Burn My Eyes' respectively...

Right now, though, I'm back on Tori. Hmm, now there's a mental image...

inky, you perv.

current college journey listening: manic street preachers - the holy bible. f--k yes.

oh, and mindless drug hoover - f--k off. keep being stared at on the train for bursting into hysterics at constant intervals

Mindless drug hoover - f--k off

Inky, I owe you my soul.

So I have a thing for Ms. Amos. Sue me

And yay! The MDH rot has begun!

Super-coincidentially, I just put on Almost Human. Word.

Edit: And 'F*ck Off' just downloaded. You bastards.

Get out of my f*cking flat!

Yay for Voltaire! I've listened to "When You're Evil" three times in a row... now for a fourth...

You f**king cheeky twat!!!

You can really imagine the singer foaming at the mouth like a good 'un by the time he gets to the end of that tune...

Personally I adore that 'the cheeky f@cking bastard' line. It doesn't even fit! Yay!

Yay!!!!!

This whole situation really takes me back...

When I was 16, on a drama residential course, and having not long acquired a copy of the aforementioned MDH song, I would sit with increasingly large groups of my fellow actors, performing acapella versions of it for each other's amusement.

Needless to say, the coach ride home at the end of the course was a real barrel of laughs. I'm sure the cars alongside us could hear that choral bellow of 'F@CK OFF!'...

Ah, good times....