I'm on Future Sound Of London - Dead Cities, yet again. It helps me work, and I'm taking a break... Which could sound like a contradiction I guess.

Strange Little Girl - The Stranglers

OV7 - Enloqueceme

Science Ninja Big Ten - Tentacle Monsters

Rock Lobster- B52s.

Oh! It's changed...

Golden Brown- Stranglers

Redneck woman- Gretchen Wilson (This is me and my Mom's song here xD)

Toto - We Made It

Hobbes... this is your conscience... listen to Toto! Toto I say! Toto!

Kelly Clarkson & KT Tunstall's albums one after the other

^ gggrrrrrrrrrr!

What's wrong with them?

ooooooo p.s. I have added Norah Jones into the playlist

Africa - Toto



Dangnabbit!

*giggle* Poor Hobbes.....

Green Day- St. Jimmy

WEEZER!

Ooshima Michiru - Fullmetal Alchemist Soundtrack 2. It's very pretty with a lot of just instrumental parts - a lot of orchestra.

KT Tunstall - Eye to the Telescope (again, I need some new music)

The Dresden Dolls - Girl Anachronism

(again and again and again...)

Ooh, iPod shuffle. I still find it weird, but it's useful. I've got it hooked up to my HiFi, and it's surprisingly good quality for something which looks like a lighter from a distance. I wouldn't have bought one myself but it was a gift from someone, and currently it has decided to skip over to Toto. Die Hobbes' mind!

Ooh, now it's onto Alice in Chains!

After getting idea from Jimi I have now put KT Tunstall-Eye to the Telescope, Kelly Clarkson-Breakaway and Norah Jones-Feels Like Home on shuffle. Fantastic mix.

Beverly hills-Weezer (Love this song, The music video is funny xD)

Meant to Live - Switchfoot

Well, it seems I've fallen in love with Appleseed Cast. I had to buy a textbook for one of my uni modules over amazon* and ended up getting two Appleseed Cast albums as well.

At the moment, though, I'm listening to April Sixth, another of the new wave of 'Are they emo, are they post hardcore? who the hell knows' bands.

*Sorry Mata. I keep meaning to order all my stuff using your search links, but I never remember. I look stuff up on amazon all the time, so I've got a firefox quick search set up for it. I'll try harder next time.

Black Horse and a Cherry Tree - KT Tunstall

Was:
After the Silence - Queen of the Teens

Currently:
Souvenir - OMD

Next:
Mother - Tori Amos

Almost-Bowling for soup

There's a simple solution to that, set the quick search link for amazon to Matazone, so whenever you click on amazon, you come to Matazone instead and never forget! Huzzah!

Yet again more Toto. I want to see if I can infect Hobbes.

Nothing embarassing about liking Toto. Well, there is, but y'know.

Mr Shuffle has popped on over to Alice in Chains - Man in the Box

But most of the time I just want to really quickly find out the name of an album or something. Emphasis on the quickly.

The Starting Line - Say It Like You Mean It. Stole it from Snoo a few days ago, and then found out earlier today that they're coming to Norwich in January. Coincidence, or something far more sinister?

I got loads of new music to fill my clever indie pop box, which I have become mildly addicted to. Includes:
-OK Go: Imagine Franz Ferdinand and elements of the Gorrilaz, Stellastarr* and the Killers fused together. "A Million Ways to Be Cruel" is delicious.
-the Unicorns: somewhat hard to describe but v. good.
-Badly Drawn Boy: not to be listened to with a busted left earphone. I like them a lot, though. Currently: "Disillusion". Coming up: "All Is Full of Love" cover by Death Cab For Cutie, who I cannot stand with this one notable exception.

Alanis Morissette - Your House



Fal xXx

Fiona Apple - O, Sailor

Fal xXx

Coffee & TV - Blur
followed by
Almost Like Being In Love - Vic Damone

System of a down- Chop Suey

Goldfrapp - Strict Machine


Fal xXx

Alice in Chains - Dam that River

Shoe Box - Barenaked Ladies
Mothers Talk - Tears for Fears

Claude-Michel Schonberg - Les Miserables. Two-disc set. Yes, I do indulge in showtunes on occasion.

Jimmy buffet- Little miss magic

Splashdown - Karma Slave


Fal xXx

Enigma - Back to the Rivers of Belief (from the 1991 remix of their first album, yep it's another good album to study to).

Tim's burton's the Coprse bride soundtrack- Victor's piano solo

People Are Strange - Johnny Hollow

Alanis Morissette - Crazy

It's a cover (one of her few might I add!) and it's pretty! Originally done by Seal.


Le sigh.


Fal xXx

Mary- Johnny Hollow

(Still basking in the success of my new discovery, Johnny Hollow.)

War - Low Rider


its the marmite advert!

Centerfold - J Geils Band

ahh... lyrical wonder.

Slipknot- Vermin

Alice in Chains - Nutshell

I never told you what I did for a living-My chemical romance

Take Me Out - Franz Ferdenand

....This thing...right here http://www.e-thug.net/

its...so....cuuuuuuute! ^w^