Journal

ARTISTS:
01 Pearl Jam 2,715
02 Nine Inch Nails 2,700
03 David Bowie 1,458
04 The Smashing Pumpkins 1,414
05 Barenaked Ladies 1,301
06 Porcupine Tree 1,102
07 R.E.M. 974
08 Bob Dylan 877
09 The Beatles 833
10 Tool 736
11 Faith No More 537
12 A Perfect Circle 528
13 Prince 462
14 Coheed and Cambria 398
15 Red Hot Chili Peppers 359
16 Led Zeppelin 337
17 The Doors 318
18 Johnny Cash 277
19 Opeth 248
20 Meshuggah 214
21 Tomahawk 194
22 Mr. Bungle 169
23 Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band 147
24 Slipknot 93
25 Incubus 82
25 Killswitch Engage 82
27 Alice in Chains 76
27 John Frusciante 76
29 Alison Krauss & Union Station 55
30 Alanis Morissette 44
31 Yoko Kanno 34
32 Mogwai 30
32 Puscifer 30
34 Jimi Hendrix 23
35 Metallica 19
35 Van Halen 19
37 Hirasawa Susumu 16
38 Paramore 13
38 System of a Down 13
38 The Beach Boys 13
41 Bif Naked 12
41 Stereophonics 12
43 Joe Satriani 10
44 Steve Vai 7
45 Sonata Arctica 6
46 Pink Floyd 5
46 Steven Wilson 5
48 Fantômas 3
49 Lenny Kravitz 2

ALBUMS:
1 Nine Inch Nails – The Downward Spiral 723
2 Nine Inch Nails – The Fragile 418
3 The Smashing Pumpkins – Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness 361
4 Pearl Jam – No Code 359
5 David Bowie – Hunky Dory 352
6 Porcupine Tree – In Absentia 337
7 Barenaked Ladies – Maroon 321
8 Pearl Jam – Riot Act 315
9 Nine Inch Nails – Year Zero 297
10 A Perfect Circle – Thirteenth Step 286
11 Pearl Jam – Binaural 284
12 Pearl Jam – Yield 273
13 Nine Inch Nails – With Teeth 271
14 Faith No More – Angel Dust 265
15 Pearl Jam – Lost Dogs 264
16 David Bowie – The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars 260
16 David Bowie – Aladdin Sane 260
18 Tool – Lateralus 255
19 Pearl Jam – Vitalogy 250
20 Porcupine Tree – The Incident 249
21 Pearl Jam – Pearl Jam 244
22 Prince – Purple Rain 233
23 Nine Inch Nails – The Slip 221
24 Pearl Jam – Backspacer 218
25 Tool – Ænima 205
26 Faith No More – King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime 196
27 Tomahawk – Tomahawk 194
28 R.E.M. – Document 192
29 The Smashing Pumpkins – Siamese Dream 191
30 R.E.M. – Automatic for the People 184
31 Barenaked Ladies – Born on a Pirate Ship 180
32 Pearl Jam – Ten 175
33 The Doors – Strange Days 172
34 Johnny Cash – Walking the Line: The Legendary Sun Recordings 169
35 Pearl Jam – Vs. 166
36 Bob Dylan – Bringing It All Back Home 165
36 David Bowie – Low 165
36 Barenaked Ladies – Stunt 165
39 The Beatles – The White Album 158
40 Barenaked Ladies – Barenaked Ladies Are Men 157
41 Nine Inch Nails – And All That Could Have Been 154
42 A Perfect Circle – Mer De Noms 147
42 Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band – Safe as Milk 147
44 Prince – The Hits/The B-Sides 142
45 Mr. Bungle – California 140
46 Porcupine Tree – Stupid Dream 136
46 David Bowie – Diamond Dogs 136
48 Barenaked Ladies – Gordon 135
49 Porcupine Tree – Deadwing 133
49 Meshuggah – obZen 133
51 The Smashing Pumpkins – Adore 126
51 The Beatles – Rubber Soul 126
53 Barenaked Ladies – Everything to Everyone 124
54 The Smashing Pumpkins – Zeitgeist 123
54 Porcupine Tree – Fear of a Blank Planet 123
56 The Doors – The Doors 122
57 Bob Dylan – Infidels 120
58 Bob Dylan – Blonde On Blonde 113
59 R.E.M. – Monster 106
60 Tool – 10,000 Days 104
61 The Beatles – Magical Mystery Tour 99
62 Coheed and Cambria – Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume One: From Fear Through The Eyes of Madness 97
63 The Beatles – Abbey Road 96
63 Tool – Undertow 96
65 Barenaked Ladies – Maybe You Should Drive 95
66 Nine Inch Nails – Broken 94
67 Nine Inch Nails – Pretty Hate Machine 93
67 Coheed and Cambria – No World For Tomorrow 93
67 A Perfect Circle – eMOTIVe 93
70 The Smashing Pumpkins – American Gothic 92
71 Red Hot Chili Peppers – Stadium Arcadium 91
72 Red Hot Chili Peppers – Californication 89
72 Bob Dylan – Blood on the Tracks 89
74 The Carter Family – At San Quentin 88
74 Coheed and Cambria – In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3 88
76 The Smashing Pumpkins – Machina II: The Friends and Enemies of Modern Music 86
77 Red Hot Chili Peppers – Blood Sugar Sex Magik 84
78 The Smashing Pumpkins – Gish 83
79 The Beatles – Revolver 82
80 Meshuggah – Catch Thirtythree 81
81 David Bowie – Space Oddity 77
82 Tool – Opiate 76
82 Opeth – Damnation 76
82 Faith No More – The Real Thing 76
85 R.E.M. – Murmur 73
86 Nine Inch Nails – Ghosts I-IV 72
86 Bob Dylan – Hard Rain 72
88 Nine Inch Nails – The Fragile (disc 1: Left) 69
89 The Beatles – Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 68
90 Barenaked Ladies – Barenaked Ladies Are Me 65
91 Pearl Jam – Live At The Gorge [2006.07.23] 63
92 Porcupine Tree – Insignificance 62
92 R.E.M. – Green 62
92 Nine Inch Nails – And All That Could Have Been (disc 1: Live) 62
95 R.E.M. – Out of Time 60
96 The Smashing Pumpkins – Pisces Iscariot 59
97 Coheed and Cambria – The Second Stage Turbine Blade 58
98 R.E.M. – Up 56
99 Nine Inch Nails – The Fragile (disc 2: Right) 55
99 R.E.M. – Lifes Rich Pageant 55
101 Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin II 54
102 Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin III 52
102 R.E.M. – Reckoning 52
102 Nine Inch Nails – The Downward Spiral (disc 2) 52
105 Led Zeppelin – Houses of the Holy 51
106 David Bowie – Reality 49
107 R.E.M. – Fables Of The Reconstruction 48
108 Led Zeppelin – Physical Graffiti 45
108 Pearl Jam – Ten (Legacy Edition) 45
110 Alanis Morissette – Jagged Little Pill 44
110 The Beatles – The Beatles (White Album) [Disc 1] 44
112 The Smashing Pumpkins – Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness: Dawn To Dusk 43
112 Bob Dylan – Highway 61 Revisited 43
112 The Smashing Pumpkins – Machina/The Machines of God 43
112 Porcupine Tree – Signify 43
116 Alice in Chains – Jar of Flies 42
117 Slipknot – Slipknot 40
118 David Bowie – "Heroes" 39
118 Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin 39
118 Bob Dylan – The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan 39
118 Prince – Diamonds and Pearls 39
122 Killswitch Engage – Killswitch Engage 37
123 Nine Inch Nails – Lost Highway [Explicit] 36
123 David Bowie – The Man Who Sold The World 36
123 David Bowie – 1.Outside 36
123 Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin IV 36
123 Nine Inch Nails – Further Down the Spiral 36
123 Bob Dylan – Desire 36
129 Red Hot Chili Peppers – The Uplift Mofo Party Plan 35
129 Opeth – Still Life 35
131 Alice in Chains – Dirt 34
131 Smashing Pumpkins – Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness 34
131 The Beatles – Let It Be 34
131 The Beatles – Help! 34
131 Slipknot – Iowa 34
131 Yoko Kanno – Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex O.S.T 1 34
137 Bob Dylan – Time Out of Mind 33
137 R.E.M. – Accelerate 33
139 Opeth – Watershed 32
140 Mogwai – The Hawk is Howling 30
140 The Beatles – Please Please Me 30
140 Puscifer – V is for Vagina 30
140 Bob Dylan – Oh Mercy 30
140 John Frusciante – To Record Only Water For Ten Days 30
145 Mr. Bungle – Mr. Bungle 29
146 The Smashing Pumpkins – Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness: Twilight To Starlight 28
146 John Frusciante – DC EP 28
146 The Beatles – Beatles for Sale 28
146 Nine Inch Nails – Things Falling Apart 28
146 R.E.M. – New Adventures in Hi-Fi 28
151 Pearl Jam – Lost Dogs (disc 2) 27
151 Alison Krauss & Union Station – So Long So Wrong 27
151 Alison Krauss & Union Station – So Long, So Wrong 27
151 Barenaked Ladies – Disc One: All Their Greatest Hits: 1991-2001 27
151 Bob Dylan – John Wesley Harding 27
156 David Bowie – Heathen 24
156 Opeth – Deliverance 24
156 The Doors – L.A. Woman 24
156 Bob Dylan – The basement tapes 24
160 The Smashing Pumpkins – Machina I: The Machines of God 23
160 Red Hot Chili Peppers – One Hot Minute 23
162 Prince – 1999 22
162 Opeth – My Arms, Your Hearse 22
162 Coheed & Cambria – Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume One: From Fear Through The Eyes of Madness 22
165 Barenaked Ladies – Rock Spectacle 21
165 Opeth – Blackwater Park 21
165 Incubus – S.C.I.E.N.C.E. 21
168 Johnny Cash – At San Quentin 20
168 Bob Dylan – The Times They Are A-Changin' 20
168 Bob Dylan – Nashville Skyline 20
168 Smashing Pumpkins – Siamese Dream 20
172 Pearl Jam – Live At The Gorge [2006.07.22] 19
172 Porcupine Tree – Nil Recurring 19
172 Red Hot Chili Peppers – By the Way 19
172 Slipknot – All Hope Is Gone 19
176 The Beatles – With the Beatles 18
176 John Frusciante – Shadows Collide With People 18
176 Killswitch Engage – Alive or Just Breathing 18
176 R.E.M. – Reveal 18
176 Incubus – Morning View 18
176 Prince – Batman 18
182 Killswitch Engage – As Daylight Dies 17
182 Incubus – Light Grenades 17
182 Jimi Hendrix – Electric Ladyland 17
182 Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin [Disc 2] 17
186 Incubus – A Crow Left of the Murder... 16
186 Opeth – Orchid 16
188 Led Zeppelin – Presence 15
188 David Bowie – Let's Dance 15
188 Smashing Pumpkins – Adore 15
191 Smashing Pumpkins – Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness: Twilight To Starlight 14
191 Red Hot Chili Peppers – Stadium Arcadium: Jupiter [Disc 1] 14
191 Smashing Pumpkins – Pisces Iscariot 14
194 Opeth – Ghost Reveries 13
194 The Beach Boys – Pet Sounds 13
194 Bob Dylan – Bob Dylan 13
194 System of a Down – System of a Down 13
194 Coheed and Cambria – Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume 2: No World For Tomorrow 13
194 The Beatles – The Beatles (White Album) [Disc 2] 13
200 Bif Naked – I Bificus 12
200 Paramore – RIOT! 12
200 Stereophonics – Word Gets Around 12
200 Bob Dylan – "Love and Theft" 12
200 Susumu Hirasawa – Paprika Soundtrack 12
200 Bob Dylan – MTV Unplugged 12
206 Barenaked Ladies – Rock Spectacle (Live) 11
206 Led Zeppelin – Mothership [Disc 1] 11
206 Smashing Pumpkins – Zeitgeist 11
206 Pearl Jam – Live At The Gorge [2005.09.01] (Disc 3) 11
210 The Smashing Pumpkins – Rarities & B-Sides 10
210 Joe Satriani – Surfing With the Alien 10
210 Killswitch Engage – The End of Heartache 10
210 Nine Inch Nails – Quake 10
210 Van Halen – Van Halen II 10
210 Incubus – Fungus Amongus 10
210 Smashing Pumpkins – Gish 10
210 Coheed & Cambria – The Second Stage Turbine Blade [Bonus Tracks] 10
218 Bob Dylan; Hamid Hamilton Camp; The True Brethren – John Wesley Harding 9
218 Opeth – Morningrise 9
218 The Smashing Pumpkins – Teargarden by Kaleidyscope 9
218 Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin [Disc 3] 9
218 David Bowie – Earthling 9
218 Van Halen – 1984 9
224 Prince – Dirty Mind 8
224 Metallica – Master of Puppets 8
224 Coheed & Cambria – In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3 8
224 Coheed & Cambria – Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume 1: From Fear Through The Eyes Of Madness 8
224 Metallica – Ride The Lightning 8
229 The Smashing Pumpkins – That's The Way [My Love Is] 7
229 Steve Vai – Alien Love Secrets 7
231 Nine Inch Nails – NINJA 2009 Tour Sampler 6
231 Sonata Arctica – Reckoning Night 6
231 Jimi Hendrix – Are You Experienced? 6
231 R.E.M. – Around the Sun 6
235 Pink Floyd – Wish You Were Here 5
235 Steven Wilson – Insurgentes 5
237 Susumu Hirasawa – Planet Roll Call 4
237 Smashing Pumpkins – Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness: Dawn To Dusk 4
237 Smashing Pumpkins – That's The Way [My Love Is] 4
237 Smashing Pumpkins – American Gothic 4
241 Fantômas – Delìrium Còrdia 3
241 Red Hot Chili Peppers – Mother's Milk 3
241 Nine Inch Nails – Fixed 3
241 Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin [Disc 1] 3
241 Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin [Disc 4] 3
246 Metallica – ...And Justice For All 2
246 Led Zeppelin – Mothership 2
246 Pearl Jam – Live At The Gorge [2005.09.01] 2
246 Lenny Kravitz – Baptism 2
246 The Beatles – A Hard Day's Night 2
251 Metallica – Black Album 1
251 Red Hot Chili Peppers – Single 1
251 The Beatles – 1967-1970 1
251 Paramore – Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (International Version) 1
251 Alison Krauss – So Long So Wrong 1
251 Coheed & Cambria – Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume 2: No World For Tomorrow 1
251 R.E.M. – In Time: The Best of R.E.M. 1988-2003 1

1 Janine Jansen
2. Norah Jones
3. Katie Melua
4. Hooverphonic
5. Flunk
6. Antonio Vivaldi
7. Slipknot
8. Yo-Yo Ma
9. Regina Spektor
10. Spoil Engine
11. Massive Attack
12. W.A.S.P.
13. Amorphis
14. Amesoeurs
15. VNV Nation
16. Johnny Cash
17. The Devil's Blood
18. Elsiane
19. Baroness
20. Ludwig van Beethoven
21. Kyuss
22. Amy Macdonald
23. Portishead
24. Volbeat
25. Lamb

001: I Monster - Goodbye Sun
002: Peter Doherty - Last Of The English Roses
003: Eels - That Look You Give That Guy
004: Jarvis Cocker - I Never Said I Was Deep
005: Peter Doherty - Lady Don't Fall Backwards
006: Noel Gallagher - Half the World Away
007: I Monster - A Sucker For Your Sound
008: I Monster - Dear John
009: Jamie T - Earth, Wind & Fire
010: The Rumble Strips - Not The Only Person
011: I Monster - The Best
012: The Rifles - Fall to Sorrow
013: Peter Doherty - Broken Love Story
014: Pet Shop Boys - The way it used to be
015: Eels - Beginner's Luck
016: Lisa Ekdahl - Give Me That Slow Knowing Smile
017: Jarvis Cocker - You're In My Eyes (Discosong)
018: Iggy Pop - A Machine For Loving
019: Reverend and The Makers - Hidden Persuaders
020: Mélanie Pain - Peut Etre Pas
021: Erobique & Jacques Palminger - Wann strahlst Du?
022: Arctic Monkeys - The Jeweller's Hands
023: The Dead Weather - I Cut Like a Buffalo
024: The Rumble Strips - Welcome To The Walk Alone
025: Eels - My Timing Is Off
026: Franz Ferdinand - Bite Hard
027: Eels - The Longing
028: Psapp - Screws
029: Eels - Ordinary Man
030: Franz Ferdinand - Katherine Kiss Me
031: Ancient Astronauts - Surfing the Silvatide
032: The Asteroids Galaxy Tour - Crazy
033: Jarvis Cocker - Further Complications
034: Peter Doherty - A Little Death Around the Eyes
035: Beck - Stranger Song
036: Pet Shop Boys - More than a dream
037: The Rumble Strips - Daniel
038: Reverend and The Makers - Mermaids
039: Arctic Monkeys - Cornerstone (Maida Vale Studios 2009)
040: Franz Ferdinand - Live Alone
041: The Dandy Warhols - The Last High
042: God Help The Girl - God Help The Girl
043: Ian Brown - Just Like You
044: Jarvis Cocker - Fuckingsong
045: Timber Timbre - Lay Down In The Tall Grass
046: Au Revoir Simone - Another Likely Story
047: The Ideal Husband - I'll Stop To Play With You
048: Ian Brown - Marathon Man
049: Dial M for murder! - Do You Think So I Don't
050: Regina Spektor - The Calculation
051: Charlotte Gainsbourg - Heaven Can Wait
052: Eels - In My Dreams
053: The View - Unexpected
054: Camera Obscura - Forest and Sands
055: 1990s - The Box
056: The City and Horses - Little Finland
057: Iggy Pop - I Want To Go To The Beach
058: Beck - Suzanne
059: Jamie T - Hocus Pocus
060: Monsters of Folk - Baby Boomer
061: Franz Ferdinand - Ulysses
062: Camera Obscura - You Told a Lie
063: Peter Doherty - Arcady
064: The Ideal Husband - Objects in the mirror
065: The Clean - In the Dreamlife You Need a Rubber Soul
066: The Kingsbury Manx - Over the Oeuvre
067: God Help The Girl - Perfection As A Hipster
068: The View - Shock Horror
069: Sodaphon - Local Comic Yesterday Store
070: Laleh - Big City Love
071: 1990s - Local Science
072: Holidays on Ice - Eat A Peach
073: The Whitest Boy Alive - Rollercoaster Ride
074: The View - Distant Doubloon
075: The Albertans - Warring Man
076: Jarvis Cocker - Leftovers
077: Dial M for murder! - NYC (Now You Care)
078: The View - Double Yellow Lines
079: Holidays on Ice - Fortune
080: Pet Shop Boys - Love etc.
081: Sodaphon - Early Morning Ticket
082: Peter Doherty - Sheepskin Tearaway
083: I Monster - Cool Coconuts
084: Charlotte Gainsbourg - Dandelion
085: God Help The Girl - I'm In Love With the City
086: Sodaphon - What´s In The News?
087: MJ Hibbett & the Validators - My Boss Was In An Indie Band Once
088: Peter Doherty - Salomè (Acoustic)
089: Jamie T - Emily's Heart
090: Regina - Terveiset paivantasaajalta
091: The Asteroids Galaxy Tour - The Sun Ain't Shining No More
092: Jamie T - Castro Dies
093: Mélanie Pain - if you knew
094: Dial M for murder! - You said
095: Jamie T - Sticks 'n' Stones
096: Holidays on Ice - Dog House
097: Mélanie Pain - My name
098: Kissogram - The Deserter
099: Iggy Pop - Spanish Coast
100: Mélanie Pain - Tomorrow Never
101: The National - So Far Around The Bend
102: Diving With Andy - Sugar Sugar
103: Jarvis Cocker - Slush
104: Raz Ohara And The Odd Orchestra - Miracle
105: Manic Street Preachers - Doors Closing Slowly
106: Jonna Lee - Lake Chermain
107: Golden Silvers - True Romance (True No. 9 Blues)
108: Bishop Allen - Tiger, Tiger
109: Fryars - Lakehouse
110: Psapp - The Camel's Back
111: Kasabian - Ladies And Gentlemen (Roll The Dice)
112: Peter Doherty - Palace Of Bone
113: God Help The Girl - Musician, Please Take Heed
114: Dial M for murder! - The Mourning Comes The Morning After
115: Spoon - Got Nuffin
116: Ian Brown - Stellify
117: The Rifles - Science in Violence
118: Charlotte Gainsbourg - Time of the Assassins
119: The Whitest Boy Alive - Island
120: Kissogram - Rubber And Meat
121: the Little Hands of Asphalt - Blue & Green
122: Kissogram - Tonight I'll Go Out Alone
123: Franz Ferdinand - No You Girls
124: Das Pop - Girl Be A Man
125: balstyrko - Jagten paa noget
126: Kasabian - Where Did All the Love Go?
127: Mélanie Pain - Celle de mes vingt ans
128: God Help The Girl - The Psychiatrist Is In
129: Dial M for murder! - Fiction of her dreams
130: Wild Beasts - All the Kings Men
131: Friska Viljor - If I Die Now
132: Franz Ferdinand - Twilight Omens
133: Eels - Prizefighter
134: Kissogram - Prominent Man
135: Pet Shop Boys - Pandemonium
136: Regina - Tapaa minut aamulla
137: Franz Ferdinand - Can't Stop Feeling
138: Air - Sing Sang Sung
139: Hockey - Too Fake
140: Jan Delay - Kommando Bauchladen
141: God Help The Girl - He's a Loving Kind of Boy
142: Erobique & Jacques Palminger - Finsterwalde
143: The Asteroids Galaxy Tour - The Golden Age
144: Jamie T - British Intelligence
145: Reverend and The Makers - Long Long Time
146: Dial M for murder! - You can't have me
147: Jarvis Cocker - Angela
148: Jamie T - Chaka Demus
149: Regina - Sain levyt joita et halua kuunnella
150: Phantom Ghost - All manner of thing shall be well
151: Timber Timbre - Magic Arrow
152: The Albertans - We're On Our Own
153: The Ideal Husband - Terrified
154: Beck - Stories of the Street
155: Dial M for murder! - Oh no!
156: The Rumble Strips - London
157: balstyrko - Roennebaer
158: Regina - Musta musta puutarha
159: Station 17 feat Fettes Brot - Ohne Regen Kein Regenbogen
160: Oliver Koletzki - Zuckerwatte (feat. Juli Holz)
161: Hockey - Song Away
162: Monsters of Folk - Goodway
163: Jarvis Cocker - Hold Still
164: The Decemberists - The Hazards of Love 4 (The Drowned)
165: Pet Shop Boys - Vulnerable
166: Say Hi - November Was White, December Was Grey
167: Gregory Alan Isakov - One of Us Cannot Be Wrong
168: Sodaphon - Drama
169: Pete Yorn & Scarlett Johansson - Relator
170: The Rifles - The Great Escape
171: The Asteroids Galaxy Tour - Around The Bend
172: Kasabian - Fire
173: The xx - Infinity
174: Arctic Monkeys - Dangerous Animals
175: Iggy Pop - Les Feuilles Mortes
176: Reverend and The Makers - Silence Is Talking
177: The Rifles - For the Meantime
178: Erobique & Jacques Palminger - Kathrin + Lars
179: Wave Machines - Keep The Lights On
180: I Monster - Escape from New Yorkshire
181: The Coronas - Far From Here
182: Gorillaz - Broken (demo)
183: Mika - Dr. John
184: Hockey - Everyones The Same Age
185: Mando Diao - Gloria
186: Super Furry Animals - Mt.
187: Franz Ferdinand - Backwards On My Face (Dub Version)
188: I Monster - A Pad Is Waiting
189: Kasabian - West Rider Silver Bullet
190: Das Pop - Let Me In
191: Editors - Papillon
192: Reverend and The Makers - No Soap In a Dirty War
193: Jonathan Johansson - Aldrig ensam
194: The Rifles - Romeo & Julie
195: The Flaming Lips - I Can Be A Frog
196: The National - Mansion On The Hill
197: Laroca - Brassic
198: Röyksopp - Happy Up Here
199: Bishop Allen - The Magpie
200: Flight of the Conchords - Hurt Feelings
201: Friska Viljor - People Are Getting Old
202: Regina Spektor - Laughing With
203: Golden Silvers - Queen of the 21st Century
204: Jamie T - Chaka Demus
205: Charlotte Gainsbourg - Le Chat Du Café Des Artistes
206: Jonathan Johansson - En hand i himlen
207: I Monster - Lust For A Vampyr
208: Mando Diao - Go Out Tonight
209: Gorillaz - Electric Shock (Demo)
210: The View - 5 Rebeccas
211: Little Dragon - Swimming
212: Cornershop - Operation Push
213: Das Pop - The Last Love
214: Monsters of Folk - Magic Marker
215: Hockey - Curse This City
216: M. Ward - Never Had Nobody Like You
217: El Perro del Mar - Change Of Heart
218: God Help The Girl - A Down and Dusky Blonde
219: Say Hi - Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
220: Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Runaway
221: A Band Called Quinn - Fluff Girl
222: The xx - Islands
223: Kent - Svarta linjer
224: Beck - One Of Us Cannot Be Wrong
225: Jason Lytle - Birds Encouraged Him
226: Parker Lewis - Bash the Cynicals
227: Ian Brown - Laugh Now
228: Das Pop - Fool For Love
229: WhoMadeWho - The Plot
230: The xx - Stars
231: Mando Diao - High Heels
232: Holidays on Ice - Dust Bunnies
233: Hope Sandoval & The Warm Inventions - Lady Jessica and Sam
234: Mando Diao - You Got Nothing On Me
235: Just Jack - 253
236: God Help The Girl - Stills
237: balstyrko - intet stopper helt
238: Kissogram - Backseat of my Mind
239: Girl With The Gun - In the sunshine
240: Monsters of Folk - Map Of The World
241: Laleh - Go Go
242: Bat for Lashes - Daniel
243: Charlotte Gainsbourg - Master's Hands
244: Wave Machines - I Go I Go I Go
245: Mika - Good Gone Girl
246: Hope Sandoval & The Warm Inventions - Fall Aside
247: Mélanie Pain - Plus Vite Que Le Temps
248: Arctic Monkeys - Potion Approaching
249: Johnny Cash - Big River (Count De Money Remix)
250: The Whitest Boy Alive - Courage
251: The Raveonettes - Suicide
252: Miss Kittin & The Hacker - Ray Ban
253: Regina Spektor - Genius Next Door
254: Jan Delay - Überdosis Fremdscham
255: Jay-Jay Johanson - Medicine
256: Voxtrot - Berlin, Without Return
257: RipChord - Shoot You Down
258: Das Pop - Wings
259: Laroca - La Glorieta
260: Mando Diao - Dance With Somebody
261: 1990s - Balthazar
262: The Dead Weather - 3 Birds
263: The Cribs - We Share The Sames Skies
264: Morrissey - That's How People Grow Up
265: Mike Patton - Chelios
266: Peter Von Poehl - Near the End of the World
267: audie darling - Little Bird
268: Nick Cave & Warren Ellis - The Road
269: Graham Coxon - Humble Man
270: Noah and the Whale - My Broken Heart
271: M. Ward - For Beginners
272: Flight of the Conchords - Carol Brown
273: Urlaub in Polen - marseilles swell
274: Friska Viljor - Sunny Day
275: The Brute Chorus - All The Pilgrims
276: Ancient Astronauts - All Of The Things You Do
277: The Nightgowns - Solid Gold 2
278: Holidays on Ice - Plunkett St Push
279: Little Dragon - Never Never
280: Charlotte Gainsbourg - Looking Glass Blues
281: Jan Delay - Showgeschäft
282: The Cribs - Cheat On Me
283: James - Not So Strong
284: Ödland - Les yeux de l'oiseau
285: Nick Cave & Warren Ellis - The Family
286: Cornershop - Judy Sucks A Lemon For Breakfast
287: Julian Casablancas - 11th Dimension
288: Starfucker - Medicine
289: The xx - Basic Space
290: Sodaphon - Shalalalala
291: Erobique & Jacques Palminger - Henri le chat
292: The Raveonettes - Bang!
293: Wave Machines - The Greatest Escape We Ever Made
294: Psapp - Parker
295: A Band Called Quinn - D.I.Y.
296: Darren Hayman & The Secondary Modern - Amy and Rachel
297: MPHO - Last Supper
298: The Lightning Seeds - Said And Done
299: The Gossip - Dimestore Diamond
300: A Camp - Bear on the Beach
301: The City and Horses - I don't want to dream
302: Duncan Sheik - The Tale of Solomon Snell
303: Polly Scattergood - Please Don't Touch
304: The Flaming Lips - Sagittarius Silver Announcement
305: Desire - MIRROIR MIRROIR
306: Maxïmo Park - A Cloud of Mystery
307: Madness - The Liberty Of Norton Folgate
308: Oh Sweet Music! - four long years
309: Muse - Uprising
310: Jay-Jay Johanson - Lighting strikes
311: Flight of the Conchords - You Don't Have To Be A Prostitute
312: Fryars - Olive Eyes
313: Timid Tiger - Palm beach bar
314: Oliver Koletzki - Headshaped box (feat. Kate Mosh)
315: RipChord - Another World
316: The Dutchess And The Duke - Scorpio
317: Telekinesis! - Imaginary Friend
318: The Flaming Lips - Convinced Of The Hex
319: The Raveonettes - Heart Of Stone
320: A Camp - Here Are Many Wild Animals
321: The Mary Onettes - God Knows I Had Plans
322: Ian Brown - In The Year 2525
323: The Dutchess And The Duke - Sunrise / Sunset
324: Wave Machines - The Line
325: Jay-Jay Johanson - Broken Nose
326: Kent - Idioter
327: Lucky Fonz III - Summer Day
328: Findlay Brown - If I Could Do It Again
329: Frankmusik - Gotta Boyfriend
330: Little Boots - Love Kills
331: Just Jack - So Wrong
332: Girl With The Gun - Coast to coast
333: John ME - Sister
334: Beck - Master Song
335: Mika - Lover Boy
336: Jason Lytle - Brand New Sun
337: Ancient Astronauts - Classic
338: Air - So Light Is Her Footfall
339: Camera Obscura - Honey in the Sun
340: The Whitest Boy Alive - 1517
341: A Band Called Quinn - The Glimmer Song
342: Shelley Short - Mockingbird
343: Man Like Me - Booze
344: Music Go Music - Light of Love
345: The Bird and the Bee - Love Letter To Japan
346: Maia Hirasawa - South Again
347: Cornershop - The Roll Off Characteristics (Of History In The Making)
348: The Holloways - Jukebox Sunshine
349: Jason Lytle - Yours Truly, The Commuter
350: Man Like Me - 9 Lives





01 I Monster: A Dense Swarm Of Ancient Stars


02 Peter Doherty: Grace/Wastelands
03 Eels: Hombre Lobo
04 Jarvis Cocker: Further Complications


06 Franz Ferdinand: Tonight Franz Ferdinand / Blood
07 Jamie T: Kings & Queens
07 Pet Shop Boys: Yes
08 Iggy Pop: Preliminaires
09 Mélanie Pain: Compilation Song
10 Reverend and The Makers: A French Kiss In The Chaos
11 The Rumble Strips: Welcome To The Walk Alone


12 God Help The Girl: God Help The Girl / Stills EP
13 Ian Brown: My Way
14 Dial M for murder!: Fiction Of Her Dreams
15 Beck]artist]: Songs Of Leonard Cohen
16 Arctic Monkeys: Humbug
17 Noel Gallagher: The Dreams We Have As Children
18 Regina: Puutarhatrilogia
19 Monsters of Folk: Monsters of Folk
20 The Ideal Husband: No bye no Aloha
21 Erobique & Jacques Palminger: songs of joy
22 Charlotte Gainsbourg: IRM
23 Timber Timbre: Timber Timbre
24 The Whitest Boy Alive: Rules
25 The View: Which Bitch?
26 Das Pop: Das Pop
27 Hockey: Mind Chaos

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28 The Rifles: The Great Escape
29 Sodaphon: The Pros And Cons Of Having Nothing / I No Longer Identify With Holden Caulfield
30 Psapp: The Camel's Back
31 Camera Obscura: My Maudlin Career
32 The Dead Weather: Horehound
33 Kissogram: Rubber & Meat
34 The Asteroids Galaxy Tour: Fruit
35 The City and Horses: I Don't Want To Dream
36 Holidays on Ice: Pillage Before Plunder
37 Just Jack: All Night Cinema
38 Flight of the Conchords: I Told You I Was Freaky
39 Nick Cave & Warren Ellis: The Road - Original Film Score
40 balstyrko: Jagten på noget
41 1990s: Kicks
42 Mando Diao: Give Me Fire
43 Jan Delay: Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Soul
44 The Raveonettes: In And Out Of Control
45 Air: Love 2
46 Wave Machines: Wave If You're Really There
47 The xx: xx
48 Regina Spektor: Far
49 Jay-Jay Johanson: Self-Portrait
50 The Cribs: Ignore The Ignorant

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(alphabetical)
A Band Called Quinn: Sun Moon & Stars
A Camp: Colonia
Ancient Astronauts: We Are To Answer
Art Brut: Art Brut vs. Satan
audie darling: Full of Ghosts
Au Revoir Simone: Still Night, Still Light
Bellman: Mainly Mute
Bishop Allen: Grrr...
Cornershop: Judy Sucks Lemon For Breakfast
Danielle Ate the Sandwich: Things People Do
Editors: In This Light
Eleni Mandell: Artificial Fire
Frankmusik: Complete Me
Friska Viljor: For New Beginnings
Fruit Bats: The Ruminant Band
Golden Silvers: True Romance
Goodbye Ivan: The K Syndrome
Gregory Alan Isakov: This Empty Northern Hemisphere
His Name Shall Breathe: There Is an Earthquake Inside of Me
Hope Sandoval & The Warm Inventions: Through The Devil Softly
Johnny Cash: Johnny Cash Remixed
Jonathan Johansson: En hand i himlen
Jonna Lee: This Is Jonna Lee
Julian Casablancas: Phrazes For The Young
Kasabian: The West Rider Pauper Lunatic Asylum
Kent: Rod
Laleh: Me and Simon
Laroca: Valley of the Bears
Leo Abrahams: The Grape And The Grain
Lisa Ekdahl: Give Me That Slow Knowing Smile
Little Dragon: Machine Dreams
M. Ward: Hold Time
Manic Street Preachers: Journal For Plague Lovers
Mika: The Boy Who Knew Too Much
Mike Patton: Crank 2: High Voltage
Morrissey: Years of Refusal
Musette: Datum
Noah and the Whale: The First Days Of Spring
Ödland: The Caterpillar
Oliver Koletzki: Großstadtmärchen
Parker Lewis: Parker Lewis
Peter Bjorn and John: Living Thing
Phoenix: Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix
Polly Scattergood: Polly Scattergood
Röyksopp: Junior
Say Hi: Oohs And Aahs
Sophie Madeleine: LOVE.LIFE.UKULELE
The Albertans: Legends Of Sam Marco
The Dandy Warhols: The Dandy Warhols Are Sound
The Decemberists: The Hazards of Love
The Flaming Lips: Embryonic
The Kingsbury Manx: Ascenseur Ouvert!
The Lightning Seeds: Four Winds
The Nightgowns: Sing Something
Voxtrot: Berlin, Without Return
WhoMadeWho: The Plot
Yeah Yeah Yeahs: It's Blitz!

2000:
Coldplay - Parachutes
St. Germain - Tourist

2001:
Pete Yorn - musicforthemorningafter
The Strokes - Is This It

2002:
Orishas - Emigrante
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs For The Deaf

2003:
Moneybrother - Blood Panic
The Cardigans - Long Gone Before Daylight

2004:
Donovan Frankenreiter - Donovan Frankenreiter
Gonzales - Solo Piano

2005:
Bright Eyes - I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead - World's Apart

2006:
Amy Winehouse - Back To Black
Johnny Cash - American V: A Hundred Highways

2007:
Eddie Vedder - Into the Wild
Mark Ronson - Version

2008:
Bon Iver - For Emma, Forever Ago
Metallica - Death Magnetic

2009:
Danger Mouse & Sparklehorse - Dark Knight Of The Soul
Selig - Und Endlich Unendlich

So once again one of these interesting / funny questionaires. Damn I love them ^^
Update, because of the changes last year :)

How did you get into 31?
System of a Down
Heard "Chop Suey!" somewhere...

What was the first song you ever heard by 22?
Meat Loaf
Rock 'n Roll Dreams

What is your favorite lyric by 29?
Testament - Over the Wall

"Restart my life
Or self destruction
To climb this wall
Of dark construction
Holding the quest for freedom
That beckons me"

What is your favorite album by 49?
Lordi
Get Heavy

How many albums by 13 do you own?
Judas Priest
Five.

What is your favorite song by 50?
Pantera
Fucking Hostile

Is there a song by 4 that makes you sad?
Iced Earth
Watching Over Me

What is your favorite song by 15?
Bolt Thrower
Embers

What is your favorite song by 5?
Iron Maiden
Too many very good songs. I can't point out THE Maiden song .. maybe "The Trooper"

Is there a song by 6 that makes you happy?
Die Apokalyptischen Reiter
Metal Will Never Die

What is your favorite album by 40?
Edguy
Vain Glory Opera

What is your favorite song by 12?
Sodom
Bombenhagel

What is a good memory you have involving 33?
Chinchilla
Some really fun concerts in my town..

What is your favorite song by 37?
Hypocrisy
Roswell 47

How many times have you seen 24 live?
Dropkick Murphy's
Haven't seen them yet. Next time when they're in the area.

What is the first song you ever heard by 17?
Summoning
Really no Idea .. I think something of the "Let Mortal Heroes..." Album

What is your favorite album by 11?
Savatage
Dead Winter Dead

Who is your favorite member of 1?
Slayer
Dave Lombardo

Have you ever seen 14 live?
Amon Amarth
About 4 (?) times .. they're playing on nearly all metal festivals in Germany every second year.

What is a good memory involving 21?
Bruce Springsteen
Hours of calmness and relaxation

What is your favorite song by 16?
In Flames
Only for the Weak

What is the first song you heard by 47?
Dio
Holy Diver

What is your favorite album by 45?
Korpiklaani
None.. don't listen to them very often.

What is your favorite song by 18?
Accept
Monster Man

What is the first song you ever heard by 38?
Finntroll
Trollhammaren

What is your favorite lyric by 3?
Sabaton - The Price of a Mile

"And as the night falls the general calls
and the battle carries on and on
How long?
What is the purpose of it all
What's the price of a mile?"

What is your favorite song by 2?
Johnny Cash
I See a Darkness

What was the first song you heard by 32?
Cannibal Corpse
Hammer Smashed Face

What is your favorite song by 8?
Metallica
Seek and Destroy

How many times have you seen 10 live?
Motörhead
Not yet. Always had no money or no time.

Is there a song by 44 that makes you happy?
Queen
Don't Stop Me Now

What is your favorite album by 9?
Blind Guardian
Somewhere Far Beyond

What is the worst song by 46?
Kalmah
No idea .. haven't listened to them for a long time.

What was the first song you heard by 34?
Volbeat
Maybellene I Hofteholder

What is your favorite album by 42?
Rammstein
Sehnsucht

How many times have you seen 39 live?
Dismember
Once at the Summer Breeze Festival

What is your favorite album by 35?
Ensiferum
Victory Songs

What was the first song you heard by 28?
Immortal
One by One

What is your favorite album by 7?
Running Wild
Death or Glory

25. D.O.A. (Death of Auto-tune) by Jay-Z, from the album The Blueprint 3 (Roc Nation)

-Finally! Someone finally said it!

24. The Calculation by Regina Spektor, from the album Far (Sire)

23. Auditorium by Mos Def, from the album The Ecstatic (Downtown Records)

22. California Zephyr by Jay Farrar and Benjamin Gibbard, from the album One Fast Move or I’m Gone: Kerouac’s Big Sur (Atlantic Records)

21. We’re All Animals by Headlights, from the album Wildlife (Polyvinyl Record Company)

-A delightful track from an astounding third album try.

20. What Is a Shooting Star? by They Might Be Giants, from the album Here Comes Science (Idlewild/Walt Disney)

-It’s all in the title.

19. Mimizan by Beirut, from the album Dark Was the Night (4AD)

18. Carol Brown by Flight of the Conchords, from the album I Told You I Was Freaky (Sub Pop)

-Its value is more than just comedy.

17. Roosevelt Room by Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band, from the album Outer South (Merge Records)

-You'll come for the Conor Oberst. You'll stay for the fiery solos and anarchist angst.

16. Shankill Butchers by Sarah Jarosz, from the album Song Up In Her Head (Sugar Hill Records)

-A lovely rendition of The Decemberists song found on The Crane Wife

15. I Can Feel a Hot One by Manchester Orchestra, from the album Mean Everything To Nothing (Favorite Gentlemen/Canvasback)

14. Norway by Beach House, from the album Teen Dream (Sub Pop)

-A surreal glimpse of the forthcoming Beach House record on their new label, Sub Pop.

13. My Girls by Animal Collective, from the album Merriweather Post Pavilion (Domino)

-Repetitive? Redundant? Not even close. More like… enchanting.

12. 1901 by Phoenix, from the album Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix (Glassnote/Loyauté)

11. Train Song by Feist and Ben Gibbard, from the album Dark Was the Night (4AD)

-A Ben Gibbard/Feist duet. Exactly as good as you would expect it to be.

10. 24-25 by Kings of Convenience, from the album Declaration Of Dependence (EMI)

Judging from the album cover’s band portrait and the first track of the album, “24-25”, Kings of Convenience’s third studio album is intended to be a cool day on an empty beach. “24-25” is a perfect opening track. It brings you to exactly where these Norsemen want you for the remainder of their album. But even though it’s great all the way through to the end, I find myself constantly coming back to this first track as my favorite song from the album. A high-quality song from a high-quality album.

Favorite line: “24 and blooming like the fields of May / 25 and yearning for a ticket out.”

9. My Mirror Speaks by Death Cab for Cutie, from the album The Open Door EP (Atlantic Records/Barsuk)

Let’s face it. Between the barely decent Open Door EP and the horrendous Twilight jingle, “Meet Me On the Equinox” (I refuse to tag this), it becomes pretty apparent that this was not Death Cab’s year (well, it was commercially). But even in all this mess, they left me with a song I can be proud of. “My Mirror Speaks” is what we love from Ben Gibbard and Death Cab for Cutie. Great composition and great lyrics, plus a pounding snare and some clapping to boot. It just goes to show. You can never really count this band out, no matter what. After all, this is the third song on my list involving Ben Gibbard.

Favorite line: “I always fall in love with an open door/Or the horizon on an endless sea.”

8. I Got Lost by Loney, Dear, from the album Dear John (Polyvinyl Record Company)

I really never would’ve listened to this song (or artist for that matter) had it not been for the Andrew Bird/Loney, Dear split 7”. And what a lovely song it is! In this song, Swedish songwriter, Emil Svanängen, teaches us a little something about Oriental sounds. You almost expect an epic samurai duel. Alright, maybe that’s a bit much, but it’s a beautifully vivid song, nonetheless.

Favorite Line: “Drag me down/Make a mark on me with your knife/Cause I am lost like I was the day before.”

7. Horchata by Vampire Weekend, from the album Contra (XL)

Vampire Weekend is promising us a follow-up to their 2008 success (Vampire Weekend) entitled Contra, which is scheduled for release on January 10th of the new year. “Horchata”, its first single, is everything we love about Vampire Weekend rolled into one song. After hearing this song, I’m completely confident in Contra and, really, whatever albums Ezra Koenig wants to lay on us. He probably even has many more, better than this. Listen to “Horchata”, look forward to Vampire Weekend’s January release, and expect something from Contra to make the 2010 list.

Favorite line: “Lips and teeth to ask how my day went/Boots and fists to pound on the pavement.”

6. You’d Better Watch Out, ‘Cause I Like You by Billie the Vision & The Dancers, from the album Allt jag gillar upphör (Adrian Recordings/Love Will Pay the Bills)

This is the only Billie the Vision song that I have ever had to pay for to acquire (though I’ve paid for others anyway). Although, naturally, it was made available for free download just a few weeks later. It’s apparently a song that the wondrous Lars Lindquist has had in the attic for some time. I’m sure glad he brought it down. The song is sung from the point of view of a troubled man who, admittedly, plans to stay troubled. He is harsh and sadistic, and thereby masochistic. It’s a really interesting and wonderful release from my Swedish sweethearts. I would recommend it to anyone at all.

Favorite lines: “If I find the common cure for this, I will also find that I am immune.” and “You should punch me in the stomach/And then you should hit me in the face.”

5. Be Calm by fun., from the album Aim and Ignite (Nettwerk)

Aren’t we all so glad for fun.? I personally don’t know what I would’ve done without Nate Ruess’ voice coming full-blast through my car stereo. After The Format’s break-up in ’08, we were all a little worried about whether or not there’d be something to fill the void. We were all afraid Nate Ruess would never be back. But let me tell you, he’s back with a vengeance. He takes full advantage of fun.’s chamber pop style, especially in track 1, “Be Calm”, and he sings like he’s never sung before. Just listen, and you’ll understand.

Favorite line: “And I can’t remember the man, the panhandler, or his melody/The words exchanged had far exceeded any change I’d given thee.”

4. Home by Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, from the album Up From Below (Vagrant Records/Rough Trade)

This is a brand new band to me, and to a lot of us as well. I’m so glad that my friend, Ronnie, showed me this song after a trip from Florida to Georgia to see Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros play. I immediately described them as Johnny Cash meets Fleet Foxes, but they become so much more than that when you really listen. It’s a lovely blend of Folk, Country, and some Pop. While the instrumentation of “Home” is truly a work of art, the lyrics really drive it forward. And the whistling is enough to steal the show.

Favorite line: “While you were sitting in the backseat smoking a cigarette you thought was going to be your last, I was falling deep, deep in love with you and I never told you ‘til just now.”

3. Sleepless by The Decemberists, from the album Dark Was the Night (4AD)

This Decemberists’ contribution to the AIDS awareness album, Dark Was the Night, is tremendous, to say the least. The Decemberists have been known for producing epics up to 15 minutes long, and they have done it yet again in the 8-minute-long track, “Sleepless”. Leave it to Colin Meloy to come up with a chord progression that will not fail you in the long run. While some songs may be repetitive after such a long time, “Sleepless”, on the contrary, leaves you hoping for even more. You can tell just how exceptional it is when you hear the wonderful vocal melody strewn across the guitar, violin, and cello. All in all, this is an amazing song certainly deserving of a place in my (or anyone else’s) top three of 2009.

Favorite line: “Did his eyelids affix on empty chairs?/You had traveled to lay beside.”

2. Die by Iron & Wine, from the album Dark Was the Night (4AD)

Narrowly beating the 8-minute epic is the minute-long refrain, “Die” (AKA “Stolen Houses”). Another contribution to the powerhouse album, Dark Was the Night, “Die” is a quick and heartfelt song of a grim past, a wonderful present, and a not-so-intimidating future. Not much else can be said of a song so short, but this song is definitely worth a listen. Or even three. Actually, it’s pretty easy to listen to it a few times through without a care.

Favorite line: “And our children never lie/And no matter how we try/We are not afraid to die.”

1. The Privateers by Andrew Bird, from the album Noble Beast (Fat Possum/Bella Union)

We’ve finally arrived at the best song of 2009. At least, it is in my opinion. It’s none other than “The Privateers” by Andrew Bird. You may recall my mentioning of an Andrew Bird/Loney, Dear split. Well, this was the other side of it. No one likes to feel used, including Andrew Bird as he equates the gold-digging love of the song to a privateer, which we all may better know as a pirate. This song accurately captures everyone’s desire to be loved for who they are and nothing else. I feel that this is the best song of the year, not only for its musical value, but also for Andrew Bird’s ability to relate us all on a single plane. Andrew Bird, congratulations and thank you for this song. It is my vote for best song of 2009.

Favorite line: “I don’t want your life insurance/Home, auto, health, flood, and fire insurance/Please make this basic inference/And speak of me in the present tense.”

It had been one year since I joined last.fm on 9th November so I thought this journal entry would be appropriate. Here are the most listened artists, songs and album during my first year at last.fm.

I. Artists

1. Sheryl Crow (1126)
I know, there may not be as many people crazy about Sheryl out there as I am. She’s not the type of singer you can fall in love with at the first listen. Her songs are complex, filled with symbols, unlikely metaphors while being very expressive and original. And as a bonus, Sheryl has a distinctive sound and often uses a narrative style. Eclectic and weird, she can rock it loud, play country, put the fun in funk or sit by the fire and sing some sweet folk tracks. As far as I’m concerned, she has songs fit for every mood someone may be in. Although she has wandered through a variety of styles (while still not jumping too far from what she really is at heart, a classic rocker), nowadays she has somewhat returned to her roots and decided to rather change people opinions instead of making them dance. It’s admirable she has always fought for the causes she believed in (she's not afraid of expressing her opinions in her songs, too). Sheryl’s honest, sometimes too honest…she can get up on the stage, undress her protective layers and become extremely vulnerable in front of thousands of people…and in the same time offer so much (kudos to her talented band, too, especially to the guitarists). I prefer to see her live. Complex, intriguing, talented, different…Sheryl Crow remarks as being a great storyteller, honest, funny, crazy, (still) hot woman who even knows how to make fun of herself.

2. Weezer (455)
Definitely, one of my biggest musical guilty pleasures. I have a lot of fun while listening to them; they have some pretty awesome guitar riffles, playful, noisy tunes but also a few heartbreaking ballads. While a couple of their songs may seem childish or even retarded I’ve always appreciated their honesty and vocalist’s Rivers Cuomo's courage to embrace his childish, innocent and especially his goofy side in songwriting.

3. Manic Street Preachers (423)
This is an example of a really underrated band. The Welsh guys play for more than twenty years and have managed to release some of the most brilliant songs I’ve ever listened to. Alternative rock, industrial, punk, britpop, hard rock…most of their tracks are reflective, they have a depressive touch and sometimes refer to politics and the society. Ambiguity, complexity and brilliance are some of the words that described the best what the Manics do. Not the typical rock band, MSP still go their own way, writing bizarre, intriguing, spectacular music that incorporate more emotions and thoughts than any other bands I’ve ever heard. Sometimes shocking, weird and painfully honest, this band has proven its intelligence in the albums they have written (The Holy Bible, Everything Must Go, Journal For Plague Lovers) while still launching some shallow ones.

4. Brandi Carlile (419)
Really grew on me during the last year. Like Sheryl, she is an example of a complete artist. Not only for her beautiful voice which resonates with her inner feelings, sometimes strong and powerful, at times vulnerable and weak…but also for her songs, the live performances…they all reflect how much of complex and beautiful human being she is. Honesty is another characteristic of her, Brandi having the guts to sing her inner torments. What I admire about her is that Carlile is an artist who grows, not just as a singer but as a person (thing proven by each album she released).

5. Coldplay (357)
Coldplay, being a band of perfectionists, has some really awesome songs, extremely deep and intelligent. Their albums are true testaments of their talent. Chris Martin is also a great pianist and vocalist.

6. Ada Milea (327)
The definition of an artist and of a nonconformist. The Romanian freak-folk artist has made me a huge fan of her thanks to her witty, fun, subtle, sarcastic songs. Aside from mocking pretty much everything, Ada is the type of singer who grabs the guitar and protests in such subtle and funny ways and who unleashes her crazy and childish side on stage. Displaying a somewhat rebellious attitude, she is not the type of person/artist who aligns to the standards, choosing to have a strong identity with the risk of being controversial.

7. Bruce Springsteen (319)
I’ve known him for a pretty long time but only this year I decided to pay more attention to him. What I’ve discovered is that Springsteen is a great folk-rock singer who can write about human condition in ways that other artists are not capable. Definitely, an everlasting artist, Springsteen has gained me on his side especially due to his newer albums (I’m still in the process of discovering his older work).

8. Green Day (295)
The punk band used to be my favorite as a teenager. It all started with the American Idiot album. I listened to it and I quickly became addicted. A great influence on me, Green Day still is still one of my favorite rock groups.

9. AC/DC (281)
Rock n’ roll ain’t noise pollution. These guys proved that. I consider them the one of the best bands of all time, their impact on the evolution of music of being more than huge. Great to listen in the morning, their hits are filled with so much energy that can make you get up from your bed faster than any annoying alarm clock. Rock wouldn’t be the same without AC/DC.

10. Flogging Molly (272)
I’ve always been an admirer of Ireland’s culture and music. More of a recent discovery, Flogging Molly has quickly become one of my favorite bands. It seems like the secret formula for them is irish + punk = greatness. I have a lot of fun while listening to them.

11. Dolores O’Riordan (262)
What can I say? I’m a sucker for chicks with guitars. And aside from her guitar, The Cranberries’ vocalist has other advantages that make her one of my top singers: First of all, her voice (probably my favorite in the whole wide world) - haunting, powerful, distinctive and also her way of interpretation, like she pours her soul out on the stage made me a big fan of her. Not to mention her musical style, different and easily identifiable with Dolores. Her music is a mixture of rock, dark folk, pop, acoustic piano…they all combine into an original sound which usually has a mystic vibe, some of her songs are like hypnotic incantations.

12. Dixie Chicks (221)
Other artists whom I admire a lot as human beings, not only for their musical work. After I’ve heard about the Bush incident, I listened to more of their songs and was pleasantly surprised. The courageous Dixie Chicks have established themselves as one of the top artists (the best-selling female group of all-time) and didn’t give up when they were banned and hated all across the America after exercising their right of free speech. Not just great vocalists, the Dixie Chicks are famous for their talent as instrumentalists. They (along with Johnny Cash & Sheryl Crow) are also one of the reasons I started to like country music more.

13. Rivers Cuomo (220)
In the last two years, the main vocalist from Weezer released the Home Recordings, two musical projects consisting in the more obscure tracks of composed by Cuomo. Rivers’ solo work is simply honest, less commercial than what he does with his band. A couple of his songs are immature, simply idiotic, noisy but sincere and relatable…No matter what, I still find something appealing in his music. With experimental songs, more raw and intimate, I sometimes prefer to listen to Rivers Cuomo instead of Weezer.

14. Jaymay (208)
Very grateful to Răzvan for this musical gem, that could be the musical revelation of the year for me. Not many people have heard about her, so I guess I’m pretty lucky. The charming Jaymay (pronounced Jamie :P) stands out of the crowd by being a honest, humble folk singer. Her songs, sweet and sometimes sad confessions, are warm and make you feel blessed for being able to get a glimpse of who Jaymay really is. Gentle, romantic, she only needs her guitar to be as amazing as only she can be.

15. Johnny Cash (198)
I came upon his work after he passed away. The first thing that got my attention was his unique voice, the way it sounds, like Johnny opened the gates from his soul and let all of us hear the sound within. A great influence of how my musical taste evolved, Cash amazed me through his immortal musical masterpieces and he's the one that made me curious about older music.

16. The Rolling Stones (197)
Another rock gods who changed the face of music. A lot of my all-time favorite songs (Honky Tonk Women, I Can Get No Satisfaction, Get Off My Cloud, Gimme Shelter) belong to them. I simply can't ever get bored of this band, no matter how many times I listen to their hits. Maybe that's why they are (rightfully) regarded as the best music group ever, for passing the test of time so well.

17. Lynyrd Skynyrd (187)
They introduced me to something called southern rock. And I loved it. Like the Stones, Skynyrd’s tunes hold a special place for me. Despite still continuing its existence after the death of the lead vocalist Ronnie Van Zant, the band hasn’t reached and will never reach the heights from the Ronnie age, neither creatively, instrumentally nor vocally. Love how so many of their songs have become atemporal rock anthems.

18. James Morrison (184)
A special voice and an interesting style. Mixing jazz, soul and funk, Morrison has set high standards in his albums. No doubt he can write high quality music. He embraces his passion for soul and jazz by creating songs with strong influences from the 70s while still sounding contemporary.

19. The Beatles (173)
No need to introduce these guys...catchy, brilliant, innovative. At least for me, they will always pass the test of time.

20. Guns N' Roses (170)
A true example of an outstanding rock band. They initially gained me on their side thanks to their Sweet Child O'mine, discovered when I was 14. After listening to rest of their songs, I got hooked. I can say Guns have had one of the biggest influence on my musical taste.



II. Songs

1. Lynyrd Skynyrd – Free Bird (39)
A rock classic, my 3rd all-time favorite song. Definitely a hymn to freedom. The main reason I’ve listened to it so much is the addictive second part of the song which I consider to be the best guitar solo ever. Free bird - 9 minutes of greatness.

2. Sheryl Crow – Anything but Down (39)
A catchy but honest and heartfelt song which has the tendency to get me hooked from time to time. Filled with disappointment and anger, the song is pretty much about offering too much and not receiving anything in return (I’ll bring you anything that floats into your mind/But you don’t bring me anything but…down). The ending pretty much sums up that selfless isn’t the right way to be, claims Sheryl (I know you wish you were strong/ You wish you were never wrong/ Well, I got some wishes on my own).

3. Jaymay - Ill Willed Person (31)
It’s time for Jaymelancholy. Ill Willed Person, the beautiful song of a break-up, about not holding hard feelings towards an inevitable ending and trying to move on for the sake of that loved one, is the best she has written, in my opinion. Jaymay amazes me again with so much feeling in her voice and how genuinely she can express her pain in a song.

4. Massive Attack– Teardrop (29)
The video (with a baby in uterus) has given me lots of creeps when I was little. I’ve rediscovered the song as the theme from House MD. And since then, there have been a lot of times I’ve listened to Teardrop. Being so peaceful, hypnotic and calm I’ve used it a lot to relax myself.

5. Coldplay - Rainy Day (29)
A cheerful song which resembles with the music from Sims. And I also love rainy days so it’s a win win situation.

6. AC/DC - You Shook Me All Night Long (28)
My second favorite song of all-time. From the guitar riffle in the begining, all through the song…This one has so much energy and I just love it to death!

7. Sheryl Crow– Mississippi (28)
Incredible how so many things can be expressed through just a song. Written by Bob Dylan, Mississippi manages to tell a lot more stories than an album can. This may be my favorite song ever, from a lyrical point of view. Fun, contemplative, intelligent, melancholic and romantic while having an upbeat rhythm. One of the recurring themes in the song are the passing of time (Well my ship’s been split to splinters/ It’s sinking fast/ I’m drowning in the poison/ Got no future/Got no past/But my heart’s not weary/It’s light and it’s free/I’ve got nothing but affection for those who sailed with me) and not having the power to undone things (The emptiness is endless/ Cold as clay/You can always come back/But you can't come back all the way)

8. Guns n’ Roses – Sweet Child O’ Mine (28)
The best song ever written. Fucking epic! Every single bit of this musical gem is brilliant…from Axel interpretation to Slash’s guitar solo and the amazing lyrics. Still in love with this song, after so many years.

9. Weezer – Troublemaker (28)
A playful track with retarded and funny lyrics which reflects a lot how much of goofy and non-conformist band Weezer is. Troublemaker has always made me laugh and sing along. I often use it to cheer me up.

10. Brandi Carlile – Looking Out (28)
The opening track of her Give Up The Ghost album and definitely my favorite from that record… Self-reflective and energic, it has some really bold lyrics (Some people get religion, Some people get the truth, I never get the truth) and captures some great moment of honesty regarding her own person (I am afraid of crossing lines/ I am afraid of flying high/ Afraid of inquiring minds/ Afraid of being left behind)

11. Brandi Carlile – Dreams (28)
A personal song - dreaming about somebody knowing hell will freeze when she’ll be yours (Dreams, I have dreams, When I’m awake, When I’m asleep... I can’t have you but I have dreams) It’s not a sad track, actually fun and uplifting, Brandi chooses to laugh about this unfavorable situation and mock herself.

12. Jaymay – Gray or Blue (27)
Probably her most famous track, Gray or Blue is a simple, cute but awesome song in which Jaymay sings about not having the courage to express her feelings towards someone she likes.

13. Alexandrina Hristov – Avionul de aur (26)
Great acoustic piano song from the Moldovan jazz artist.

14. Bruce Springsteen – Girls in Their Summer Clothes (26)
The perfect soundtrack for a hot summer. Contemplative and more of a reflection to passed summers.

15. Lynyrd Skynyrd – Sweet Home Alabama (26)
Another Skynyrd’s masterpiece. To me Sweet Home Alabama is a great summer song, uplifting, fun. Despite listening to it a lot in the past, I still can’t get bored of this one. Immortal Skynyrd!

16. Anouk – R U Kidding Me? (26)
Thanks to Timea, this song has been in my head for a lot of times. I like Anouk's style and the fact she's an angry woman :P and R U Kidding Me? was a pleasant surprise and and unexpected addictive song.

17. Relient K– Deathbed (25)
Probably the saddest song I’ve ever heard (I can smell the death on my sheets, covering me/ I can’t believe this is the end…This is my deathbed/I lie here alone) Written from the perspective of a cancer dying person, Deathbed is a beautifully sung sad story, unpredictable, complex, with lots of changes in tempo. Lots of thanks to Răzvan for this one. Deathbed always gives me shivers.

18. 30 rock– He Needs a Kidney (25)
This song appeared in the final of episode of the 3rd season of my favorite comedy show, 30 Rock. A bunch of artists that I like (Sheryl Crow, Elvis Costello, Norah Jones), all gathered together for a fictional charity event. The song refers to Jack Donaghy’s dad, in need of a kidney transplant. He Needs a Kidney had to be fun and witty.

19. Terra Naomi – The Vicodin Song (25)
Terra, her piano and a song about getting high. No doubt Terra is a great songwriter but this one really caught my attention at first. I for sure had an addiction for this track.


20. Unkle Bob – Satellite (25)
Just like the first lyrics of the song, I heard it on the radio/ The singer's got a sad, sad song/ I think I'm gonna sing along . Satellite is another sad track from this list which got stuck in my head for a couple of days.


III. Albums



1. The Globe Sessions - Sheryl Crow (172)

This is what I consider to be a truly excellent album. It really reflects the complexity of the artist who wrote the songs and I see it as a proof of how talented Sheryl is as a songwriter. Unlike the rest of Crow’s albums, this one is slightly darker, mainly focusing on her depression, hurtful break-ups, songs filled with disappointment, brute honesty and sometimes even with rage. Personal, contemplative, introspective, spiritual, The Globe Sessions comprises songs that range from hypnotic, acoustic invocations to fun-filled rock-funk tunes. She doesn’t forget to lighten up and even mock herself on tracks such as There Goes The Neighborhood, Mississippi (written by Bob Dylan), Members Only or My Favorite Mistake

Favorite tracks: Mississippi, Members Only, My Favorite Mistake




2. Give Up The Ghost - Brandi Carlile (159)


Rare are the times when an album manages to impress me as much as Brandi Carlile’s latest work did. Slightly different than her previous The Story, more optimistic, and even more mature, the sincere Give Up The Ghost marks the transcendence to a grown human being, both on a personal and a musical level. The album, a combination of styles and themes (though mainly focusing on love and friendship) decreases in tempo, starting with the strong Looking Out and ending with a peaceful acoustic Oh Dear. Give Up The Ghost is a testimony of a singer who evolves, consistent and varied, I’m crazy about every single track on the album.

Favorite tracks: Looking Out, Dreams, If There Was No You




3. The Story - Brandi Carlile (138)

The vibe from Give Up The Ghost’s predecessor differs a lot. Sadder, darker, it all expresses an image of a woman in pain, longing for acceptance, love, peace. The feeling most taken intro account are loneliness, low self-esteem. Mostly acoustic, mixtures of piano and guitars, the songs sometimes culminate with explosions of musical instruments. Brandi Carlile tells her very own story, she detaches from her body, stares at the persons left behind and beautifully describes what she sees. Despite The Story could’ve have used some humor, it’s one of the best albums I’ve ever heard.

Favorite tracks: Again Today, Have You Ever, The Story




4. Journal For Plague Lovers - Manic Street Preachers (136)

Their most recent album returns to the brilliance of their spectacular The Holy Bible. While the lyrics are written by the presumed dead Richey Edwards (This album comes as a tribute to the songwriting of the long-time disappeared Richey), the music is the work of all the band members.. Journal For Plague Lovers - a bunch of epic songs, some of them aggressive and rebellious. The tunes dig deep into the human soul, sometimes spiritual, they are full of courageous words and at times revolt. All the tracks are unpredictable, both lyrically and musically. Although the album evokes the past it also has a present touch and in all its complexity, it still manages to be listenable.


Favorite tracks: Jackie Collins Existential Question Time, This Joke Sport Severed, Peeled Apples




5. 21st Century Breakdown - Green Day (135)

After the long pause following American Idiot, Green Day came back with a new supersized album. Like their previous work, this one also has some central characters, Christian and Gloria. Structured in 3 acts, the album has diverse and mixed messages songs, follows a narrative line while focusing on how the two characters deal with the situation of today’s world. Using more piano than they used to, Green Day still have unpredictable songs with changes in intensity and rhythm.

Favorite Songs: 21 Guns, East Jesus Nowhere, 21st Century Breakdown




6. Autumn Fallin’ - Jaymay (135)

Perfect for an autumn afternoon, Jaymay’s debut album is filled with break-up songs. Melancholic, sad and honest, Autumn Fallin’ follows the disintegration of a relationship. The sound of sweet folksy guitars and sometimes piano join a voice full of feeling. Jaymay doesn’t wander through complicated metaphors and ambiguous words, she keeps it simple but incredibly beautiful and expressive. The only out of place song from the album seems to be the jazzy Hard To Say, which sorta sounds a little bit too forced.

Favorite tracks: Ill Willed Person, Gray or Blue, Sycamore Down




7. Scars On Broadway – Scars on Broadway (134)

The self-titled album of the band lead by the System of a Down’s second vocalist managed to make a big impression on me this year. Following the same shocking, hard and somewhat apocalyptic trend in their songs, the alternative metal band put a well-balanced album together with strong guitar solos and powerful messages. Daron Malakian proves to be flexible both vocally and musically. Scars on Broadway really captures the quality of his voice. There are some tracks on the album that actually beg to be listened at a high volume (They Say, Chemicals, Exploding/Reloading). It’s really a shame that this band broke up and won’t release any new materials.

Favorite tracks: They Say, 3005, Whoring Streets




8. Detours - Sheryl Crow (126)

Her most recent album, maybe that’s why it’s so high on my list. Although I consider it her second worst record (Wildflower takes the cake), Detours remarks as being a genuinely honest and extremely personal record. The first half is represented by songs which are cries for understanding and awareness, all of them staring at nowadays problems, whether political, economical, social or ecological. While some of them tend to be sort of clichés, Sheryl states her opinion masterfully in the apocalyptic Shine Over Babylon. The rest of the album is incredibly personal, especially the haunting Make It Go Away (Radiation Song) in which she spills all the torments she’s been through during her cancer period or the Lullaby for Wyatt (her recently adopted son). Detours is a gate to Sheryl’s core thoughts and feelings, a woman concerned about the problems of the world in struggle and one who recently suffered a break up and tries to find the courage to love again.

Favorite tracks: Drunk With The Thought Of You, Shine Over Babylon, God Bless This Mess




9. Magic - Bruce Springsteen (123)

Often labeled as Springsteen’s return to rock, to his usual sound. The opener of the collection of songs, Radio Nowhere gives a strong energy. As a contrast to the first song, Terry’s Song, a touching and soulful ballad comes to end an overall great album. The first full LP I listened from Bruce’s discography surprised me in a pleasant way.

Favorite tracks: Girls in Their Summer Clothes, Radio Nowhere, Terry’s Song




10. Weezer (Red Album)(Deluxe Edition)- Weezer (122)

Their 3rd eponymous album, with a lot of statements made on it. Weezer proved their disobedience again by going their own way despite of their record label desires. They often make funny and ironic references to their nonconformist ways (Timbaland knows the way to reach the top of the charts/ Maybe if I work with him I will perfect the art…[…]I’mma do the things that I wanna do/ I ain’t got a thing to prove to you – Pork & Beans). Lacking a certain identity and an overall message, the album is extremely various and every band member gets the chance to be the lead singer for at least a song each. One of the most interesting tune is The Greatest Man That Ever Lived (Variations on a Shaker Hymn), a song with tempo and style changes which even makes fun of rap or punk music. Aside from the fun-filled tracks, the Red Album is sometimes melancholic and even sad. It’s a record coming from a bunch of middle-aged guys (who still don’t wanna grow up), this can be seen in tunes like Pig or Heart Songs (sort of an homage song in which Rivers Cuomo commemorates the artists who’ve influenced him during his life). The Angel And The One stands out of the crowd, the longest track and probably the most heartfelt song from the album, shows a romantic and humble side of Rivers.

Favorite tracks: Pork & Beans, Troublemaker, The Greatest Man That Ever Lived (Variations on a Shaker Hymn)




11. Songs For You, Truths For Me - James Morrison (117)

An enjoyable album with some good tracks that really stand out for me. Not quite spectacular but it certainly is as good as James' previous LP. Morrison’s voice and his unique style make Songs For You, Truths For Me a collection of honest tracks who manage to capture my attention.

Favorite tracks: Please Don’t Stop The Rain, Once When I Was Little, Dream On Hayley




12. Working on a Dream - Bruce Springsteen (115)

The style doesn’t differ from Magic. However, I liked his newer album even more, this being the record that transformed me into a fan of Springsteen. The Boss never ages, as this LP show, youthful and energic as it can be. Also meticulously produced, the album has really extraordinary and diverse tracks. Outlaw Pete is by far the best track on the record, also the longest.

Favorite tracks: My Lucky Day, Working on a Dream, Tomorow Never Knows




13. Sheryl Crow - Sheryl Crow (113)

Self-titled, and self-produced, Crow’s second album was destined to show that she can do well on her own. And tnrough her eponymous album, Sheryl proved more that anybody would expect her to. I adore every single track on the record and love how each of them expresses something else. The songs have all sorts of influences from jazz, funk, country, classic rock or folk, and they remark through witty, clever and complex lyrics. Love Is A Good Thing was the reason why Walmart even banned the album from its stores as a result of the lyrics Watch out sister, watch out brother,/ Watch our children while they kill each other/With a gun they bought at Walmart discount stores. Empathic, eclectic and weird, Crows tells stories, protests, becomes reflective, gets angry, laughs, is having fun, and writes beautifully depressing tunes - Home…all on her eponymous record. Definitely varied and surprisingly solid, Sheryl Crow’s exceptional second album remains one of the most representative of the 90’s.

Favorite tracks: If It Makes You Happy, Hard To Make A Stand, Superstar




14. No Baggage - Dolores O'Riordan (109)

The long awaited No Baggage made me love Dolores even more. The Irish singer-songwriter wrote this record as another step in her career, composing whatever the fuck she wants – as the title expresses. And the result was more than awesome. Personal and relatable, No Baggage is a collection of diverse songs which range from hypnotic piano songs to angry rock (and sometimes resemble too much with songs from her first solo album). Being a middle-aged women, Dolores reflects on the passing of time and the lessons learned so far. Unleashing inner demons, paying homage to persons she loves, urging to freedom, Dolores shaped a great album.




15. Alone: The Home Recordings of Rivers Cuomo - Rivers Cuomo (106)

The odd first solo album of Rivers comprises 18 demos recorded between 1992 and 2007. The songs from Alone are weird, less commercial and as honest as Cuomo can be. With no connection between them, the tracks differ a lot one from one another, marking Rivers’ journey through music, experimenting and pouring his feeling and thoughts in such diverse tunes. Really like how it’s not the type of polished and hyper produced album but actually a raw, and intimate record.

Only CDs, LPs and DVDs - ... still in work (not complete list yet)


A
AC/DC - If You Want Blood (You've Got It) CD
AC/DC - Highway to Hell LP
AC/DC - Back in Black CD
AC/DC - Who Made Who CD
AC/DC - The Razor's Edge CD
AC/DC - Live at Donington DVD
AC/DC - Ballbreaker CD
AC/DC - No Bull DVD
AC/DC - Bonfire(Box-Set) CD
AC/DC - Stiff Upper Lip CD
AC/DC - Family Jewels DVD
AC/DC - Black Ice CD
AC/DC - Black Ice LP
AC/DC - Backtracks CD + DVD

Aerosmith - Nine Lives CD

Afflicted - Dawn Of Glory CD

Apocalyptica - Apocalyptica CD

B
The Beatles - The Red Album - 1962 - 1966 LP
The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Loney Hearts Club Band CD
The Beatles - The Blue Album - 1967 - 1970 LP
The Beatles - Rock 'n' Roll Music LP

The Black Crowes - The Southern Harmony And Musical Companion CD

C
Johnny Cash - International Superstar LP
Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison CD
Johnny Cash - At San Quentin CD

Crazy Town - The Gift of Game CD

D
Darkthrone - F.O.A.D. CD

Def Leppard - Hysteria LP

Donovan - Greatest Hits LP

The Doors - Soundstage Performances DVD

Bob Dylan - Modern Times CD

E
Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Pictures At An Exhibition LP

F
Foreigner - 4 LP

G
Rory Gallagher - Rockpalast DVD

Genesis - Invisible Touch LP

H
Hazard Streaker - Pictures Of A Different Life CD

Jimi Hendrix - Radio One LP
Jimi Hendrix - Live At The Fillmore East CD
Jimi Hendrix - Experience DVD
Jimi Hendrix - Rainbow Bridge DVD

I
Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida CD

Iron Maiden - Fear Of The DarkCD
Iron Maiden - A Matter of Life and Death CD

J
Michael Jackson - Thriller CD
Michael Jackson - Dangerous CD
Michael Jackson - Live in Bucharest DVD

K
Alexis Korner - This Is Alexis Korner LP

L
Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin III LP

Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen LP

Limp Bizkit - Chocolate Starfish and the Hotdog Flavored Water CD

Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory CD

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Second Helping CD

M
Marillion - Script For A Jester's Tear CD
Marillion - Misplaced Childhood CD

Metallica - Black Album LP
Metallica - Live at san diego DVD
Metallica - Death Magnetic CD

Reinhard Mey - Live LP

Mötley Crüe - Shout At The Devil CD
Mötley Crüe - Dr. Feelgood CD
Mötley Crüe - Carnival Of Sins DVD
Mötley Crüe - Saints Of Los Angeles CD

Motörhead - 1916 CD
Motörhead - March Ör Die CD
Motörhead - Bastards CD
Motörhead - Bastards LP
Motörhead - Kiss Of Death LP

O
Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard of Ozz LP

P
Les Paul & Friends - American Made World Played CD

Pearl Jam - Ten LP

Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon LP

The Police - Zenyatta Mondatta LP
The Police - Synchronicity LP

Elvis Presley - Aloha From Hawaii Via Satellite CD

Elvis Presley - A Portrait In Music LP

Q
Queen - The Platinum Collection CD

Queensrÿche - Operation: Mindcrime CD

Quiet Riot - Metal Health LP

R
Rainbow - Long Live Rock 'n' Roll LP

The Rolling Stones - Flashpoint CD

S
Saxon - Lionheart CD

Bob Seger - Stranger in Town CD

Simon & Garfunkel - The Concert in Central Park LP

Skid Row - Slave to the Grind CD
Skid Row - Slave to the Grind LP

Slade - The Amazing Kamikaze Syndrome LP
Slade - Feel The Noize - Slade Greatest Hits CD

Bruce Springsteen - Born in the U.S.A. LP
Bruce Springsteen - Live in New York City DVD

Status Quo - Hello! LP
Status Quo - Rockin' All Over The World LP

T
Tool - 10,000 Days CD

U
Uriah Heep - The Magician's Birthday LP

Uriah Heep - Sweet Freedom LP


W
Marius Müller-Westernhagen - Mit Pfefferminz bin ich dein Prinz LP

The Who - Who's Next CD

Y
Yes - 90125 LP
Yes - Big Generator LP