Journal

List of bands which I consider to be best in their genres. List is not finished yet and is to be updated about every month.

Power Metal:

1. HammerFall
2. Gamma Ray
3. Dark Moor
4. Nightwish
5. Avantasia

Heavy Metal:

1. Manowar
2. Grave Digger
3. Iron Maiden
4. Ария
5. Axel Rudi Pell

Classic Rock:

1. The Beatles
2. Led Zeppelin
3. Deep Purple
4. Slade
5. Queen

Gothic Rock:

1. The Sisters of Mercy
2. Fields of the Nephilim
3. All Gone Dead
4. Bauhaus
5. Scary Bitches

Death Rock:

1. London After Midnight
2. Christian Death
3. Eat Your Make-Up
4. Kommunity FK
5. Cinema Strange

Post punk:

1. Joy Division
2. Siouxsie and the Banshees
3. The Cure
4. Echo & the Bunnymen
5. Killing Joke

Britpop:

1. Placebo
2. Oasis
3. Suede
4. Blur
5. Pulp

Indie:

1. Clinic
2. The Killers
3. Muse
4. Kaiser Chiefs
5. Franz Ferdinand

Darkwave:

1. Otto Dix
2. Deine Lakaien
3. Diary of Dreams
4. Das Ich
5. Untoten

EBM/Dark Electro:

1. Grendel
2. Funker Vogt
3. :wumpscut:
4. In Strict Confidence
5. Combichrist

Industrial:

1. Nine Inch Nails
2. Laibach
3. KMFDM
4. Current 93
5. Fear Factory

Inspired by my friend Archnihil, I
decided to make a list of 100 albums. Instead of calling them a must-listen (since I don't believe in musical objectivity), these are the albums that define me and my musical taste.

Both categories are in alphabetical order by groups.

The best (albums that stun me with their beauty, make me happy just because they are perfect and hypnotize me)
1. Megalazottak es megszomoritottak by After Crying
[Hungarian Progressive Rock]
Hauntingly beautiful. Although fairly different from the rest of AC's discography, this is the one-of-two best albums.
2. Overground Music by After Crying
First AC album, much more progrockish than Megalazottak and equally good.

3. Magical Mystery Tour by The Beatles
4. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles
5. White Album by The Beatles
While not a good three albums for an interesting top-list, Beatles are one of those classics I love.

6. Burn the Maps by The Frames
[according to last.fm - Indie rock. That is surely very popular tag these days..]
The very best album of Frames. Very powerful.

7. Franz Ferdinand by Franz Ferdinand
[Indie Rock]
I used to love Franz Ferdinand. Although my love was shaken by the indifference of everybody I know towards FF, they still belong here.

8. Foxtrot by Genesis
9. Nursery Cryme by Genesis
10. Selling England by the Pound by Genesis
11. The Lamb Lies Down The Broadway by Genesis
12. Trespass by Genesis
[Classic Progressive Rock]
While it seems odd to put so many albums by one group in this list, it also seems to wrong to add any of these without adding the others

aswell.

13. Demon Days by Gorillaz
[Alternative-electronic-indie-hip-hop-rock]

14. Turn on the Bright Lights by Interpol
[Indie rock with post-punk sound]
Sad, depressive, melancholic debut album from Interpol. I can't listen to this without being completely drown in it.

15. Heavy Horses by Jethro Tull
[Progressive/Folk Rock]
Just classic.
16. Thick as a Brick by Jethro Tull
Favourite album by Jethro Tull

17. Unknown Pleasures by Joy Division
[Post-punk]
Who doesn't know Ian Curtis' hypnotical voice misses a whole different type of music.
18. Substance by Joy Division
A collection of some of the best (unreleased) JD's songs.

19. Larks' Tongues in Aspic by King Crimson
20. Red by King Crimson
21. Starless and Bible Black by King Crimson
[Progressive Rock]
Classic. And maybe also the best, can't decide. And don't worry, I'm going to include the album you're missing in the next category, because surprisingly, these three are my favourites.

22. Mechanik Destruktiw Kommandoh by Magma
[Zeuhl]
Epic.

23. Fugazi by Marillion
[Progressive Rock]
One of the newest albums in this list. Although I have discovered another 100 albums after listening to Fugazi, it does take long to get to

list of my favourites.
24. Misplaced Childhood? by Marillion
While not as musically perfect as Fugazi, Misplaced childhood actually beats Fugazi as album as a whole.

25. Hergest Ridge by Mike Oldfield
26. Ommadawn by Mike Oldfield
27. Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield
[Minimalism]
There absolutely no doubt Tubular Bells are the best. Still, all three are perfect. One of the most important artists in my life.

28. Good News for People Who Love Bad News by Modest Mouse
29. We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank by Modest Mouse
[Indie Rock]
I might upset someone by not including the others. Sorry, my bad, this is simply because I haven't listened to them enough to be sure. Kind of

classic-indie rock band, and a wonderful one it is.

30. Rock Action by Mogwai
[Post-Rock]
I think this is the newest album in here. Mogwai are one of the few artists in last few months that seem to be a very important group for me in the future. The first album that has gotten to my top-list only proves it.

31. Yesterday Was Dramatic, Today is Ok by múm
[Ambient]
At first I didn't understand múm - I was looking for musical excellence and I didn't find it. Unlike any other group I know, múm's power

doesn't seem to lie in the music itself, but in the emotion it creates. This is quite hard to explain is one doesn't know the feeling, I like

to give the example with Asleep on a Train. While not particulary interesting musically, it really makes me feeling like I am falling asleep on a train.

32. Atom Heart Mother by Pink Floyd
33. Piper At The Gates Of Dawn by Pink Floyd
34. The Wall by Pink Floyd
35. Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd
[Classic rock, progressive rock, psychedelic rock,]
Four best albums by Pink Floyd, absolutely 100% lead by Atom Heart Mother. Oh how I love that album.

36. Hail to the Thief by Radiohead
37. OK Computer by Radiohead
[Alternative rock]
Radiohead ist in top place of every group for a reason. It's damn amazing music. Although OK Computer is the most known album (or is it?), I personally prefer Hail To The Thief.

38. By the Way by Red Hot Chili Peppers
39. CALFORNICATION by Red Hot Chili Peppers
[Alternative rock]
Another classic. RHCP simply do belong here.

40. Ashes Are Burning by Renaissance
[Progressive rock with female singer]
Lovely music. I am definitely going to explore this group more sometime.

41. Ganglion by Saltillo
[Trip-hop]
Saltillo beats all the other trip-hop groups on his own (yes, it's one man). Every fan of trip hop who doesn't know him yet should get the album right now.

42. Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness by The Smashing Pumpkins
[Alternative Rock]
Best SP's album.

43. Sonic Nurse by Sonic Youth
[Noise rock]
I guess some SY fan will probably assasinate me. I've heard Sonic Youth's older albums and yes, they're GREAT (confusion is sex is my favourite old one). Yes, they have started doing a too "sweet" and non-noise, music afterwards. But Sonic Nurse is different. It perfectly merges both

extremes of SY into one, perfect album.

44. Mezmerize by System of a Down
[(Alternative) Metal]
One of the very few Metal groups I've gotten into and hell they're amazing.

45. Pick Of Destiny by Tenacious D
[Hard Rock]
One of the most innovative rock groups of today. I love every single song on this album, almost every one of them is somehow different.

46. To the Faithful Departed by The Cranberries
[Alternative Rock]
I just shot John Lennon

47. The Evpatoria Report by The Evpatoria Report
48. Golevka by The Evpatoria Report
[Post-rock]
While many albums here are great, Evpatoria, even just after one EP and one album (yeah I know there is second already) made me crazy about it. Best post-rock, possibly with Mogwai, but that is something I still have to decide.

49. Outlandos d'Amour by The Police
[New wave / Rock]
One of the so easy-to-listen bands that you quickly find yourself loving them.

50. Book of Silk by Tin Hat Trio
51. The Sad Machinery Of Spring by Tin Hat
[Instrumental jazz / String+other quartet, well, undefinable..]
One of the top groups of mine. Anybody who enjoys artists such as Tom Waits should try Tin Hat and might be very pleasantly surprised.

52. Wolfmother by Wolfmother
[2005's Classic Rock]
A classic rock band that overslept for about thirty years. And a wonderful one!

53. Keys To Ascension by Yes
54. Keys to Ascension - Volume 2 by Yes
[Progressive Rock]
These two are the only albums I know well, but they surely are legends for a reason.


The ones that should not be missed
Second half of my Journal is dedicated to albums that I can't say are perfect. Funnily enough, mostly it is only because I haven't developed the sort of emotional connection yet, which is only matter of time. I believe more than half of these will with time turn to The Best..
While I may be critic about some albums, I do love all of these albums, I am probably only explaining why they aren't in The Best list.

55. Sur les Murs by 10 Rue d'la Madeleine
[Hard Rock]
You could say they are French Rage Against The Machine, only better :)

56. De Profundis by After Crying
[Hungarian Progressive Rock]
Here they are, again. De profundis is mostly considered the best album from them, I strongly disagree. But it still is an amazing album, if it wasn't After Crying, I'd be stunned.

57. Funeral by Arcade Fire
[Indie rock]
Very promising group. I haven't listened enough to be sure, but Funeral surely is lovely album.

58. Animal Magic by Bonobo
59. Days To Come by Bonobo
[Trip-hop]
Bonobo is one of the artists I almost put in The Best list. I still ain't sure, but I guess he will be there soon.

60. Every Day by The Cinematic Orchestra
[Nu-jazz]
Very new artist to me, but I am sure I'm gonna love them, as I do with Every Day already.

61. X&Y by Coldplay
[Alternative Rock]
Classic. Although many would disagree, my favourite album is X&Y, I am sure about that.

62. Tarkus by Emerson, Lake & Palmer
[Progressive rock]
I really do have to listen more of ELP. Tarkus is amazing.

63. Curtain Call by Eminem
[Hip-Hop]
I guess people might kill me while reading #63 :) EMINEM IS DA BEST HIPHOP NIGGA IN DA WORLDZ, SO FACK OF! Just kidding. I really do like him though :)

64. The Cost by The Frames
[..indie rock]
Second favourite album from Frames, probably mostly because of Once.

65. Gentle Giant by Gentle Giant
66. Octopus by Gentle Giant
[Progressive rock]
Another progrock legend. I am sure I just have to listen some more.

67. Gorillaz by Gorillaz
[Alternative Rock-Electronic-stuff-mix]

68. Appetite for Destruction by Guns N' Roses
[Classic Hard Rock]
Legendary album by a legendary group.

69. Antics by Interpol
70. Our Love to Admire by Interpol
[Indie Rock / Post Punk]
The other two albums by Interpol. Both are quite new to me, but both are hypnotizing as the Interpol always is.

71. The Wake by IQ
[Progressive rock]
While IQ couldn't beat Marillion when I got both Fugazi and The Wake at the same time, it is still lovely progrock.

72. In the Court of Crimson King by King Crimson
73. In the Wake of Poseidon by King Crimson
[Progressive rock]
Well, here they are. This might change in the future, but in the presence, although I DO love these two albums, I clearly prefer the previous three.

74. Big Science by Laurie Anderson
[Experimental]
Laurie Anderson in her first experimental and hypnotizing album, Big Science. I really recommend this to anyone who isn't afraid of new kinds of music.

75. Marbles by Marillion
[Alternative / Progressive rock .. well, these times, you might aswell call it indie anyways]
Second newest album by legendary Marillion. There is no doubt the music is different than what it was in 80s and 90s, but still, it's one of their best albums.

76. Go by Moby
[Electronic]
I'm not the biggest fan of Moby out there, so Go, which is best of album, is enough for me (and I do hate best of albums, it makes people listen to the predefined hits and never explore further). To be honest though, Go is superb!

77. Absolution by Muse
78. Origin of Symmetry by Muse
79. Showbiz by Muse
[Alternative rock]
There used to be times when Radiohead sounded like a copy of Muse to me. That was a long time ago. A lot changed since than, mainly I finally found out which group I prefer. Still, Muse is something nobody should miss (unless of course your musical preferences are somewhere else)

80. Hold Your Colour by Pendulum
[Drum'n'Bass]
Only D'n'B group I ever knew. This album is epic though.

81. Fool's Mate by Peter Hammill
82. Chameleon in the Shadow of the Night by Peter Hammill
83. In Camera by Peter Hammill
84. Nadir's Big Chance by Peter Hammill
[Art-rock]
Peter Hammill is 100% going to The Best group somewhere in the future, just not now. I love his music already, it's just that I can hardly remember any of the songs by looking at the album name, so I really just need to listen some more.

85. Doolittle by Pixies
[Alternative/Indie rock]
This music just kick energy into me everytime I listen to it. Great band, shame on me I know only two albums.

86. In Rainbows by Radiohead
[Alternative rock]
It took me half a year till I finally understood In Rainbows is an amazing album. I'm happy I did.

87. Scheherezade And Other Stories by Renaissance
[Progressive rock]
Second album from Renaissance I got. It clearly shows that Renaissance is far more than just one excellent album. Definitely gonna look deeper in the future.

88. Elect The Dead by Serj Tankian
[Metal]
Serj Tankian is obviously ingenious. He rocked in SoaD and now he rocks alone, but with the same level of awesomeness.

89. Agaetis Byrjun by Sigur Rós
[Ambient]
Sigur Ros is another from many groups I just HAVE to explore more. Although I have been considering Agaetis Byrjun boring for quite a long time, I finally found it's beauty not a long time ago. Excellent ambient and relaxing music.

90. Confusion Is Sex by Sonic Youth
91. Goo by Sonic Youth
[Noise-rock]
Confusion is Sex and Goo are the only albums I know well from the noise-era of Sonic Youth. Both are one of my favourite albums. Now this definitely says something about SY: I should get more! And I will.

92. First Impressions of Earth by The Strokes
93. Is This It by The Strokes
93. Room on Fire by The Strokes
[Indie rock]
One of the most pleasant indie rock you can find. Strokes slowly crawl into your mind without you knowing about it and before you do understand why you're still listening to them over and over, it's too late.

95. Gran Turismo by The Cardigans
[Pop-rock]
Another possible candidate for The Best list. I only know Cardigans for a short time, but there's something more in this music than meets the eye)

96. Waiting for the Sun by The Doors
97. L.A. Woman by The Doors
[Classic rock]
The Doors.. how could I have not know doors for such a long time? I believe one day they are going to be what The Beatles are to me now.

98. Maar by The Evpatoria Report
[Post-rock]
As much as I love TER, Maar still hasn't convinced me it is the album I've been waiting for so long. Eighteen Robins road and Mithridate are both worthy of Evpatoria Report, but I still ain't sure about the other two.

99. Not Available by The Residents
[Avant-Garde]
The Residents. Legendary group.. I'll just say one funny and weird thing about this album:
I've been playing the song Never Known Questions for about 8 years in my head. Over and over. I did not know what song or what group is it, I simply had no idea. Untill last week. The fact is that I knew Not Available for a long time, but when I was a young kid and I've forgotten since then. I am quite sure residents are gonna become one of my favourite groups in the future, Not Available and Commercial album are both quite amazing.

100. At Mount Zoomer by Wolf Parade
[Indie rock]
aaaand here we go. #100 finally. And it is Wolf Parade with their second and newest album, At Mount Zoomer. While I didn't find the first album particulary interesting, At Mount Zoomer is one of the best Indie rock albums I've ever heard.


This is it. A hundreth albums, all of them are somehow important to me. 54 I could not live without, the rest is soon to join them. There are about 50 more albums I had to kick out because I wanted this to be top 100..

I'd be more than happy if you commented and possibly recommended some music. Thats why I made this anyway (that and to make a "top list" because you know, everybody loves making top lists.. :)

I will take this oppurtunity given to me by my endless boring hours to make yet another chart/list (whatever) of the immortal geniuses in popmusic crowding my every move during every waking hour. I've done it before and will probably do it 5000 times again. But nevertheless, here is my latest one (in no particular order):

Morrissey/The Smiths
Thåström (every constellation)
Conor Oberst (every constellation)
Tim Kasher (every constellation)
Frank Sinatra
Elvis Presley
Mount Eerie
The Microphones
Scott Walker
The Cure
Joy Division
Wire
M. Ward
Leonard Cohen
The Field Mice
Trembling Blue Stars
a-ha
David Dondero
Bruce Springsteen
Michael Jackson
Marvin Gaye
Miles Davis
Ossler

and the ones who need a bit more time/material before entering are:
Arcade Fire
Josef K
Another Sunny Day
Junior Boys
Jason Anderson
Curtis Mayfield
Shuggie Otis
The Jesus and Mary Chain

1. How did you get into 30? Novembre
I saw them on the top of neuzmirstuole Top Artists and became interested.
2. What was the first song you ever heard by 20? Nickelback
"How You Remind Me" looong time ago :D *blush*
3. What's your favourite lyric by 27? Death in June
Too difficult to choose!:P
4. What is your favourite album by 39? Inca Babies
"Evil Hour"
5. How many albums by 11 do you own? Siela
Only 2 original CDs.
6. What is your favourite song by 40? 36 Crazyfists
"Slit Wrist Theory"!
7. Is there a song by 4 that makes you sad? Tori Amos
Many songs of her makes me melancholic, but it's in a good way :P
8. What is your favourite song by 15? New Model Army
I think it's "Poison Street" at the moment *blush* :>
9. What is your favourite song by 6? Novembers Doom
At the moment... "Autumn Reflection"...
10. Is there a song by 7 that makes you happy? The Smiths
Manyyyy songs of them! :)
11. What is your favourite album by 25? Siouxsie and the Banshees
hehe, i think it's "The best of" :P
12. What is your favourite song by 10? Nouvelle Vague
Ummm... Maybe "O Pamela"...
13. What is a good memory you have involving 33? Emilie Autumn
No good memories i think :D I really don't like her music, what is she doing in my top? :P Maybe the "good memory" would be that first song of her i've heard from my best friend and it was a song of The Beatles. EA, hads off The Beatles!!!
14. What is your favourite song by 24? Rozz Williams & Gitane Demone
"Flowers", of course.
15. Is there a song by 19 that makes you happy? Foje
Umm... "Juodas vyrukas"? xD
16. How many times have you seen 21 live? Skylė
Maybe 3 or 4?.. I love their concerts!
17. What is the first song you ever heard by 18? Rotting Christ
I don't remember the song, but the first album i've heared was A Dead Poem.
18. What is your favourite album by 8? Joy Division
"Unknown Pleasures"
19. Who is a favourite member of 1? Sentenced
Ville Laihiala, Sami Lopakka, Taneli Jarva... (...) Don't make me sad!
20. Have you ever seen 14 live? R.E.M.
Unfortunately, no :( I was in Warsaw already, when they were playing in Vilnius...
21. What is a good memory involving 45? Lemon Joy
Karolis! :D All people with this name i've met in my life ;}
22. What is your favourite song by 16? Agalloch
I can't indicate one song. I drown in their albums.
23. What is the first song you ever heard by 46? Fields of the Nephilim
"Moonchild"
24. What is your favourite album by 21? 1984
"4891"
25. What are your favourites songs by 17? Saulius Mykolaitis
"Matrica", "Nieko nepasakyta", "Kalėdos"
26. What is the first song you ever heard by 36? London After Midnight
"Where the good girls go to die" ;)
27. What is your favourite song by 3? Diary of Dreams
"Flood Of Tears"
28. What is you favourite song by 2? Frank the Baptist
Long time it was "Propellered Hearts"..
29. What was the first song you ever heard by 41? The Cranberries
"Zombie"
30. What is you favourite song by 9? The 69 Eyes
"Graveland"
31. How many times have you seen 26 live? John Lennon & Yoko Ono
Zero times :P
32. Is there a song by 44 that makes you happy? Final Fantasy
Almost all the album "He Poos Clouds" :))
33. What is your favourite album by 12? The Beatles
"The Blue Album"
34. What is the worst song by 46? October Tide
I don't know :P
35. What was the first song you ever heard by 34? The Cure
Ummm... "Friday I'm in Love"?
36. What is your favourite album by 49? HIM
"Razorblade Romance" :PPP
37. How many times have you seen 28 live? Spiritual Front
2 times.
38. What is your favourite album by 48? Gackt
I don't know his albums, just separate songs.
39. What was the first song you ever heard by 28? The Dresden Dolls
"My alcoholic friends" :P
40. What is your favourite album by 5? Frédéric Chopin
"Etuder" :)))

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Music is all about the lyrics – at least in many cases. And isn’t there a very thin line (if any) between poetry and music anyway? The following list contains some proof, however it’s very subjective, random and incomplete! It’s just a loose little list of recommendations, so take a cup of tea, scrobble some poetry and make the best of your winter depression :)



Poetry in Music


Les Joyaux de la Princesse – Absinthe

Together with Blood Axis (unfortunately, since I don’t like them at all), LJDLP have congenially reinterpreted Marie Corelli’s poems about the magic of Absinthe. Definitely recommended for anyone who loves Absinthe, Paris and anything connected to the spirit of the fin de siècle! The other work of LJDLP is not my cup of tea, not at all, but I simply love this album and do my best not to associate it too much with the musicians who created it...


Jim Morrison – An American Prayer

Shortly before his death, Jim Morrison enters the stage, presenting some of the poems he wrote, but never published for a broader public ( I think there were a few hundred copies). A few years later, the members of the Doors who are still alive come together, recording background music for Jim’s poems. The outcome is a very intense musical experience.


Edgar Allan Poe Projekt – Visionen

This project was an idea of mostly German-speaking artists, containing some well-known names such as Veljanov or Subway to Sally, but it also features some less famous musicians. I like Poe but never really warmed up to this album, I guess for various reasons, but I am sure it’s worth giving it a try!


Sascha Mersch – Herbstlaub

The singer and pianist from Berlin interprets poetry by Leander Sukov, creating an intense, gloomy and almost aggressive atmosphere. Ok, I have to admit this is not “easy listening”, but it is really worth approaching! "Vor deinen Augen rasen Bilder, immer schneller, immer wilder..."


Qntal

Qntal is a project by Deine Lakaien musician Ernst Horn, combining medieval tradition and electronic music. Sounds odd, but the outcome is strangely coherent. They used some lyrics by Walther von der Vogelweide, the famous 13th century poet, for example the “Palästinalied” or “Am Morgen Fruo”.




The musician as a poet – mentioning just a few favourites.


Nick Cave

Doesn’t need any further explanation! I love his lyrics. They were published in a kind of anthology by Penguin, the same publishing house that we owe his novel “And the Ass saw the Angel” to.


Ian Curtis (Joy Division)

“Touching from a Distance”, the biography written by Curtis’s widow Deborah, is really worth reading, not only because it gives a more or less authentic insight into his life, but also because of a very nice compilation of his lyrics. Some of them were unknown before, for example some early work for Ian’s first band, Warsaw.


Leonard Cohen

Mr Cohen himself wrote a whole lot of poems, nicely compiled for example in his “Book of Longing”, along with some drawings and prose texts. Unfortunately, I don’t have the book yet, but it’s very high on my christmas wishlist…


Saul Williams

Saul Williams is - as far as I know - equally famous for his music and his poetry, although I only know the latter. What an artistic spectrum: He worked with Erykah Badu, Allen Ginsberg and Trent Reznor, made movies, published texts in the New York Times, not to speak of his books. I only have "Said the Shotgun to the Head", and I found it incredibly beautiful. And, hey, he invented Niggy Tardust - does it ring a bell?



Which artists have I forgotten? Do you have any recommendations? Just drop me a line, I’m always happy to stumble upon new interesting music :)

Edit No. 435: I just realised I forgot to mention Algebra Suicide. But they are also really, really, really great!

... and mostly because i'm bored. and i like quizzes.

1.How did you get into 29?
Opeth
Ex-boyfriend with some knowledge of what good music is ;)

2. What was the first song you ever heard by 22?
Katatonia
I have absolutely no idea :x

3. What's your favorite lyric by 33?
A Perfect Circle
Hm... I must say Weak and Powerless, it's f*cking awsum. Besides, the video is P-E-R-F-E-E-E-C-T.

4. How did you get into 49?
Amy Winehouse
Because of the hype, and I kinda found the lyrics of Back to Black full of awsumness.

5. How many albums by 13 do you own?
Stone Sour
None :(

6. What is your favorite song by 50?
Foo Fighters
Learn to Fly, for sure :)

7. Is there a song by 39 that makes you sad?
Hatebreed
ur jokin lulz

8. What is your favorite song by 15?
Placebo
Every You, Every Me - awsum!

9. What is your favorite song by 5?
Muse
Stockholm Syndrome and Hysteria and Time Is Running Out, but I love EVERY SONG they play.

10. Is there a song by 6 that makes you happy?
Zeromancer
I think Doctor Online is f*cking awsum [2]

11. What is the worst song by 40?
System of a Down
Sugar. It annoys me a lot, dunno why.

12. What is your favorite song by 10?
Flogging Molly
Easy one, Devil's Dance Floor :B

13. What is a good memory you have involving 30?
Everything but the Girl
My first semester as a Journalism student.

14. What is your favorite song by 38?
LCD Soundsystem
Tribulations. Don't remember the reason, though.

15. Is there a song by 19 that makes you happy?
Maxïmo Park[artist]
Yes, Our Velocity was the background music for some really nice things that happened :)

16. Is there a song by 25 that makes you sad?
As I Lay Dying
Not really.

17. What is the first song you ever heard by 23?
Polkadot Cadaver
Their best one, A Wolf In Jesus Skin

18. What's your favorite lyric by 11?
Pride and Prejudice Soundtrack
It was tagged wrong, so it won't show up. Besides, there are no lyrics :B

19. Who is a favorite member of 1?
Marilyn Manson
MM himself :B

20. Is there a song by 14 that makes you happy?
Rammstein
Links 2 3 4, mostly because it was the first one I translated correctly :B

21. What is a good memory involving 27?
Tori Amos
Going home while almost "climbing" my way up, when I lived in Austria. Bouncing Off Clouds was the fav one.

22. What is your favorite song by 16?
HIM
Their cover of Wicked Game *_*
[b]so. f*cking. sexy.[/b]

23. What is the first song you ever heard by 47?
Matanza
Ela roubou meu caminhão - western + trucks + love fights, all made in Brazil (y)

24. What is your favorite album by 18?
Slipknot
Iowa.

25. What is your favorite song by 21?
Jean-Yves Thibaudet
The entire soundtrack ;)

26. What is the first song you ever heard by 26?
AFI
Miss Murder, while playing GH.

27. What is your favorite album by 3?
Nine Inch Nails
Normally people just hate it, but i enjoy: Ghosts.

28. What is you favorite song by 2?
She Wants Revenge
Written In Blood VAMPS! FANGS! BLOOD! - not. It's because for the video, they did a sorta re-enactment of The Hunger movie (L)

29. What was the first song you ever heard by 32?
Justin Timberlake
JT himself? Señorita or something like that...

30. What is you favorite song by 8?
Oomph!
Tief in dir and Geborn zu sterben and Sex hat keine Macht and Supernova... oh gosh, I don't have a favorite.

31. How many times have you seen 17 live?
Interpol
None :~

32. Is there a song by 44 that makes you happy?
Apparat
Not really, but i do like Komponent a lot.

33. How did you get into 12?
dredg
A very good friend - sounds as if I had tons of them, LOL - sent it to me and I fell in love...

With the band, not the friend.

34. What is the worst song by 45?
The Smiths
Panic - one of the worst choruses in the history of music, like a "Öhrwurm", argh!
[i]Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ
Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ
HANG THE DJ, HANG THE DJ, HANG THE DJ
HANG THE DJ, HANG THE DJ
HANG THE DJ, HANG THE DJ
Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ
HANG THE DJ, HANG THE DJ
HANG THE DJ, HANG THE DJ
Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ
HANG THE DJ, HANG THE DJ
HANG THE DJ, HANG THE DJ
Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ
HANG THE DJ [/i]

35. What was the first song you ever heard