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  • Indigo Tree, czyli dalszy ciąg nowości w polskiej muzyce

    4 Dec 2009, 14:51 by uwolnij_muzyke



    Indigo Tree, czyli dalszy ciąg nowości w polskiej muzyce

    Bard gitarowy - Peve Lety i były muzyk Pustek - Filip Zawada, debiutują jako akustyczny duet pod nazwą Indigo Tree. Ich pierwszy album wpisuje się w doskonałą twórczą formę polskich muzyków. Posłuchajcie - uwalniamy pierwszy singiel w formacie mp3!


    Utwór do pobrania stąd.

    Zaczynam się gubić w tym naszym dziwnym, ale bardzo pięknym kraju. Nie dość, że wydarzeń muzycznych ostatnio mnóstwo - dla przykładu w listopadzie odwiedzą nas takie wspaniałe składy jak Grizzly Bear i Wildbirds & Peacedrums, to jeszcze polscy muzycy strasznie wysoko zawiesili sobie poprzeczkę i dorównują tym, którzy nas odwiedzają. Właściwie co tydzień odkrywam nowe brzmienia z różnych zakątków Polski, coraz więcej zespołów, które są w stanie mnie trzymać w napięciu przez kilkadziesiąt minut słuchania. Październik i listopad są niesamowicie obfite w premiery i to nie tylko wymiataczy takich jak Heyczy Pustki, ale również zupełnie świeżych artystów… o! na przykład takie Indigo Tree.

    Duet stworzony przez byłego muzyka Pustek właśnie i Pete’a Levy’ego czerpie z najnowyszych dokonań sceny alternatywnej i eksperymentalnej na świecie. W singlowym “Playiamthecar” słychać piękne inspiracje oraz mnóstwo radości w prostych, ale wciągających dźwiękach. Dla mnie bomba!



    Poniżej kilka słów od zespołu na różne, bardzo luźno związane z muzyką tematy.

    miasto
    Jedyną przyjemną rzeczą w miejskim życiu jest anonimowość. Jeżeli ktoś potrafi skupić się w hałasie, to miasto jest doskonałym miejscem na spędzenie życia. Jeżeli ktoś hałasuje w hałasie to wydaje się być najbardziej złośliwą osobą na świecie.

    wieś

    Tu jesteś zawsze znany, rozpoznawalny. Każdy twój ruch jest śledzony. Mieszkając na wsi łatwo możesz stwierdzić czy chciałbyś być kimś takim jak Michael Jackson, czy nie.

    zdjęcia
    Porozumiewanie się kodem obrazkowym wymyślonym przez jaskiniowców jest dowodem na to, że nie za bardzo posunęliśmy się w rozwoju lub też zatoczyliśmy koło, tym samym udowadniając sobie, że życie nie ma najmniejszego sensu.

    książki
    Gdyby ludzie pisali mniej książek, wtedy ludzie słuchali by więcej muzyki. Gdyby ludzie słuchali więcej muzyki, wtedy ludzie pisali by mniej książek.

    granie
    Jeżeli muzyka jest najprzyjemniejszą forma matematyki. To granie jest obopólną zgodą (zawartą między słuchaczem, a grajkiem) na pomyłki.

    słuchanie
    Nie jest odwrotnością grania, ani mówienia.

    kołysanki miłosne (pink)
    Tak naprawdę nie ma różnicy między kołysankami o śmierci i o miłości.

    kołysanki śmiertelne (frog)
    Tak naprawdę nie ma różnicy między kołysankami o miłości i o śmierci. Być może dlatego nie warto jest używać słów, do wyrażania emocji.

    Za mało Wam nowej polskiej muzyki? Sięgnijcie po Nathalie and The Loners, Microexpressions, Squares to Bend, Let The Boy Decide, a w grudniu Kyst. Wraz z Indigo Tree sprawiają, że polska złota jesień jest dla mnie naprawdę piękna. Aż strach pomyśleć co będzie się działo na wiosnę.

    Przemek Karolczyk

    Tekst pochodzi z portalu www.uwolnijmuzyke.pl


    Dołącz do naszej grupy: uwolnij muzykę
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  • Top 100 Geography

    4 Dec 2009, 09:16 by CooCooCachooo

    These are the locations of my Top 100 artists.

    Australia

    1. Darren Hayes
    2. Savage Garden
    3. Kylie Minogue
    4. We Are Smug
    5. Sam Sparro
    6. Something for Kate

    Belgium

    1. Eva De Roovere
    2. Das Pop

    Brazil

    1. Luigi Masi

    Canada

    1. Dragonette
    2. Alanis Morissette
    3. Michael Bublé
    4. Anjulie

    Colombia

    1. Juanes

    Denmark

    1. Alphabeat

    France

    1. Zazie
    2. Tahiti 80
    3. Yelle
    4. Anggun*
    5. Christophe Maé
    6. Cédric Atlan
    7. The Dø

    Indonesia

    1. Anggun*

    The Netherlands

    1. Boudewijn de Groot
    2. Fontane

    New Zealand

    1. Ladyhawke

    Spain

    1. La Casa Azul

    Sweden

    1. Jay-Jay Johanson
    2. Måns Zelmerlöw
    3. The Hoosiers*
    4. Darin
    5. The Ark
    6. Pacific!
    7. Sebastian Karlsson
    8. The Cardigans
    9. Lo-Fi-Fnk
    10. Nouveau Riche
    11. Pay TV

    United Kingdom

    1. Mika
    2. Girls Aloud
    3. The Pipettes
    4. The Indelicates
    5. Little Boots
    6. The Hoosiers*
    7. The Boy Least Likely To
    8. Amy Winehouse
    9. La Roux
    10. The Kooks
    11. The Beatles
    12. Ellie Goulding
    13. Jamie Lidell
    14. Sophie Ellis-Bextor
    15. James Morrison
    16. Keane
    17. Texas
    18. The Ting Tings
    19. Infadels
    20. VV Brown
    21. Friendly Fires
    22. Lily Allen
    23. Alice Russell
    24. Jamie Cullum
    25. Paloma Faith
    26. The Saturdays
    27. Spandau Ballet
    28. Frankmusik
    29. Morcheeba
    30. The Last Shadow Puppets
    31. Joss Stone
    32. Ladytron
    33. Joe and Will Ask?
    34. Nerina Pallot

    United States

    1. En Vogue
    2. OK Go
    3. Maroon 5
    4. Metric
    5. Scissor Sisters
    6. Robin Thicke
    7. Imperial Teen
    8. Jason Mraz
    9. Diana Ross and The Supremes
    10. The Gossip
    11. Lady GaGa
    12. Kennedy
    13. Walter Meego
    14. Mary Wells
    15. Valeze
    16. The Postal Service
    17. Young Love
    18. Linda Ronstadt
    19. Katy Perry
    20. Michael Jackson
    21. chicago soundtrack
    22. The Beach Boys
    23. Moby
    24. Bishop Allen
    25. Teddy Geiger
    26. Matchbox Twenty
    27. Augustana
    28. Rob Thomas
    29. A Fine Frenzy
    30. The Fray
    31. Matt Nathanson
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  • Best of 2009 - 500 artists list

    3 Dec 2009, 14:39 by mr_maxis

    IZIA, Wu-Tang Clan, Suprême NTM, Assassin, Nirvana, IAM, Bob Marley & The Wailers, La Spirale, Django Reinhardt, Squarepusher, The Prodigy, Necro, Ill Bill, Cypress Hill, Craig Armstrong, Heather Nova, La Coka Nostra, Scala & Kolacny Brothers, Keny Arkana, Bérurier Noir, Birdy Nam Nam, System of a Down, dead prez, Le Peuple de l'Herbe, Beastie Boys, Busta Rhymes, Alpha & Omega, House of Pain, Seth Gueko, Aphex Twin, Profecy, DJ Krush, Prefuse 73, R.A. the Rugged Man, Rage Against the Machine, Laurent Garnier, Dead Can Dance, Kool Keith, High Tone, Hildur Guðnadóttir, Erik Truffaz, Portishead, Wax Poetic, Johnny Cash, Foreign Beggars, Lady Sovereign, Sinéad O'Connor, Vitalic, Radikal Dub Kolektiv, Lee "Scratch" Perry, Jan Garbarek, Svinkels, Love Spirals Downwards, KRS-One, Dave Clarke, DJ Cam, The Doors, Clint Mansell, Lisa Gerrard, Fat Jon, Les Gourmets, The Beatles, Johannes Heil, KoЯn, Sleater-Kinney, Wax Tailor, B-Real, J Dilla, Filastine, Two Fingers, Asian Dub Foundation, Eminem, Jefferson Airplane, Autumn's Grey Solace, Gym Class Heroes, Shpongle, Herbie Hancock, Radiohead, Rockin' Squat, Mike Patton, Björk, Esbjörn Svensson Trio, Waldeck, Millencolin, Massive Attack, This Ascension, Lordz of Brooklyn, Ensemble Badila, Snoop Dogg, The Problemaddicts, Dub Syndicate, Groundation, Wolf Myer Orchestra, Beth Orton, Oh No, Edward "Kid" Ory, The Offspring, Venetian Snares, Alexander Kowalski, Rageous Gratoons, Noir Désir, Ben Harper, Nas, Ideal J, Verbose, Micropoint, The Black Seeds, Metallica, General Elektriks, Buraka Som Sistema, The Chemical Brothers, Thom Yorke, Lisa Gerrard & Pieter Bourke, Ayọ, EZ3kiel, Amon Tobin, Mano Negra, King of Conspiracy, Bob Marley, Moondog, 25G, Jimi Hendrix, Bauchklang, Moderat, Sigur Rós, DJ Muggs & Planet Asia, Louis Armstrong, Son Doobie, Tryo, Kronos Quartet, Iration Steppas, Looptroop, Mysa, Nine Inch Nails, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Olympic Gramofon, Leftfield, Fairy, Joy Division, 2Pac, Peace Orchestra, Eek-A-Mouse, Snowgoons, Heiko Laux, The Temptations, Le Trio Joubran, Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Guru, Flunk, Earl Hines, Erykah Badu, Burning Spear, Mary Lou Williams, Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers, Oi Va Voi, 80kidz, Infected Mushroom, Animal Collective, The Quantic Soul Orchestra, NOMAK, Year of No Light, Horace Andy, The Cinematic Orchestra, Red Snapper, Nneka, Leila, NOFX, Lucky Thompson, Cal Tjader, Le Klub des 7, Jeff Buckley, Manu Chao, Wagon Christ, Drummers of the Societe Absolument Guinin, Barney Wilen, Ol' Dirty Bastard, UNKLE, Erik Truffaz & Sly Johnson, The Blue Stars, Underworld, Shurik'N, Arsonists, Madeleine Peyroux, The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble, Nostalgia 77, Terry Callier, Medine, Fingathing, Big Daddy Kane, Macka B, Keith Jarrett Trio, Iration Steppas Meet D. Rootical, De La Soul, Chali 2na, Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Upsetters, John Coltrane, DJ Food, Sergent Garcia, Rockamovya, Antonio Vivaldi, Notorious B.I.G., Sidney Bechet et Claude Luter, Tracy Chapman, Angélique Kidjo, EPMD, Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals, St. Germain, Daft Punk, Fat Freddy's Drop, Fatboy Slim, Johnny Clarke, RJD2, René Thomas, Soul Assassins, Deftones, Kaophonic Tribu, Linkin Park, The Skatalites, Muse, Belleruche, Sunflower Caravan, Les Reines Prochaines, DJ Shadow, Mass Hysteria, múm, Кочани Оркестар, Israel Vibration, Jurassic 5, Gelka, Lionel Hampton, Lost in Hildurness, Hilight Tribe, Shadow Dancer, Elek Bacsik, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Tânia Ârab, Troublemakers, William Orbit, Plastikman, The Specials, CunninLynguists, dead prez & DJ Green Lantern, Mansfield.TYA, Thievery Corporation, Raphael Saadiq, Smooth, Kery James, DJ Muggs vs. GZA/Genius, Love Is Colder Than Death, Miss Kittin & The Hacker, YAS, Chet Baker, Pendulum, Claude Bolling, Hubert Rostaing, Georges Brassens, Refractory, Scarface, Bill Coleman, Funkdoobiest, Telefon Tel Aviv, Lightning Bolt, Morcheeba, DJ Mitsu The Beats, Tricky, Hafdís Huld, Sidsel Endresen & Christian Wallumrød & Helge Sten, Danger Mouse & Sparklehorse, Akhenaton, Alif Tree, Tiken Jah Fakoly, Maurice Meunier, TAT, Carl Craig & Moritz von Oswald, Stéphane Grappelli, Black Uhuru, Kid Loco, Common, Ellen Allien, Roots Manuva, Joris Voorn, Method Man, Jah'licious, Hux Flux, Toots Thielemans, Blockhead, Rokia Traoré, Max Romeo, Cœur de Pirate, Method Man & Redman, RND, Volta & FX909, Venetian Snares & Speedranch, The Rolling Stones, BHASS Project, Orchestre National de Jazz, Pink Floyd, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Michel Legrand, Sayag Jazz Machine, Emilie Simon, Late Night Fruit, Buddy Banks, Pan•American, Booba, DJ Muggs vs. Planet Asia, The Kumba Mela Experiment, Jeff Mills, Ulytau, ZAMAN 8 & Hafez Modir, Ematom, Harmonic 313, Freestylers, The Gladiators, Control Machete, The Bush Chemists, Twista, Orange Street, The Roots, Michael Jackson, Los Hermanos, Dub Incorporation, RZA, The Ananda Shankar Experience and State of Bengal, Da Taz, Thelonious Monk, Limp Bizkit, Mr. Oizo, 雅-miyavi-, Ella Fitzgerald, Sex Pistols, AC/DC, Minty Fresh Beats, Gus Gus, Gideon, Themselves, Parabellum, K2R Riddim, Easy Star All-Stars, Rhythm & Sound, The Toraia Orchestra Of Algiers, Lee "Scratch" Perry & King Tubby, Keziah Jones, Ataraxia, TTC, Immortal Technique, Coldcut, A Tribe Called Quest, Lali Puna, Rhoda Scott & Kenny Clarke, Iron Maiden, Dizzy Gillespie, Pierre Michelot, Umek, Miles Davis, Gang Starr, DJ Muggs, Orbital, OutKast, Anthony Rother, Donald Byrd Quintet, Diego, Igorrr, Raekwon, Pharoahe Monch, Dream Theater, Anoushka Shankar, Sonny Criss, The Smashing Pumpkins, K's Choice, Massive Attack vs. Mad Professor, The Herbaliser, Blakroc, Lenny Kravitz, Cujo, Cosma, Killarmy, Big Punisher, Jamiroquai, Charles Mingus, Missak, Burial, Bernard Peiffer and his Saint-Germain-des-Prés Orchestra, Albert Nicholas, Édith Piaf, Mix Master Mike, Maceo Parker, Rae & Christian, Steel Pulse, Hocus Pocus, Opeth, Dee Nasty, Tom Waits, DJ Fresh, Manu le Malin, Khoiba, Animaltek, Peter Tosh, Steppenwolf, Alter Ego, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Boards of Canada, Red Hot Chili Peppers9, Bernard Zacharias et ses solistes, Ill Bill & Necro, Sublime, Crystal Distortion, The Dave Brubeck Quartet, GZA/Genius, Salmonella Dub, Harold Nicholas et son Orchestre, Grems, Missy Elliott, Sammy Price & Lucky Thompson, The Herbaliser Band, Ghostface Killah, Cranes, Slaine, Necro & Ill Bill, Lars Klein, Outlines, Saïan Supa Crew, John Dahlbäck, Junior Murvin, Delinquent Habits, Dubians, Arom & Gourmets Beatclub, Afu-Ra, Slide Hampton, Agoria, 2Pac & The Outlawz, Archive, The Alchemist, Somogo, Toots and The Maytals, Philip Glass, Ray Charles, Sia, Marcel et son Orchestre, Trust, Aretha Franklin, Sinsemilia, Public Enemy, Buck Clayton, James Brown, Zenzile & High Tone, The Streets, Adam F, Oscar Peterson, The Abyssinians, Improvisators Dub, Yuksek, Alanis Morissette, Alici, Cake, Up, Bustle and Out, Art Blakey, Scan X, DMX, Etikal Lab, Lady B, Keith Jarrett, David Carretta, Cocteau Twins, Lhasa de Sela, Jacques Brel, Charlie Singleton, Dimitri from Paris, Bonobo, Emmanuel Top, CéU, Kosheen, Jungle Brothers, Del tha Funkee Homosapien, Nada Surf, Cercle Rouge, Monolake, Marilyn Manson, Rachid Taha, Alain Goraguer, Dub Pistols, Jimmy Archey, Pat Metheny, Ravi Shankar and Philip Glass, Jimmy Riley, Wailing Souls, Taigaz, Air, Triston Palmer, Donald Byrd, Promoe, Ice Cube, Gang Gang Dance, Barbara Morgenstern, Technasia, Dubmood, Josh Wink, Eddy Louiss, Africa Combo & Bugge Wesseltoft.
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  • Nobuooo November '09 - Highest Voted Items

    2 Dec 2009, 21:09 by jeriaska

    Once again here is another monthly recap of the highest voted and most read news stories on videogame music posted to the Nobuooo website.

    November 2009 saw the Data Beez chiptune micro tour take place on the West Coast. 2 Player Productions posted their first episode of Penny Arcade TV. Hiroki Kikuta and Hitoshi Sakimoto shared a conversation on writing RPG music for the Super Nintendo. Soundtracks for Tekken 6 and Aquaria were released online, together with Saitone's 8-bit MJ tribute and Machinarium's bonus EP.

    Here is a selection of the most highly rated and read items for November.

    News

    Gaijin Games sponsoring Blip Festival 2009

    Gaijin Games plans to release Bit Trip Void in the U.S. on 11/23 as a Thanksgiving week gift for 600 Nintendo Points, writes GameSetWatch. The company also announced that it is sponsoring New York City's Blip Festival 2009 this December. Both Nullsleep and Bit.Shifter, who guest starred on Bit.Trip Core's soundtrack, are slated to perform at the three-day chiptune concert.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6376

    VGM Spotlight - Shadow Hearts: Covenant

    Composer and video game enthusiast Mattias Häggström Gerdt (also known as Another Soundscape) analyzes and shines some light on the soundtrack for Shadow Hearts: Covenant. The main focus is how Yoshitaka Hirota's music helps set the mood for the game and portray characters.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6480

    Piano Collections KINGDOM HEARTS Field & Battle site goes live

    A second CD of piano arrangements of Kingdom Hearts music will be published by Square Enix on January 13. The theme of the album (catalog number SQEX-10177) will be field and battle music, composed and produced by Yoko Shimomura. An excerpt can be heard on the official website at Square Enix.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6369

    Giant Robot & Attract Mode hosting West Coast Chiptunes Micro Tour

    Videogame culture blog Attract Mode is teaming up with Giant Robot to bring together the East and West coast chiptune scenes for a West Coast micromusic mini-tour starting next week. The tour kicks off on November 7th in Los Angeles, with a chipmusic workshop at the Japanese American National Museum. Afterwards, head over to the Chop Suey Cafe for a live show featuring Trash80, minusbaby, StarPause and Crashfaster with visuals by Daniel Rehn and Paris Treantafeles.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6357

    MAGFest VIII announces final bands

    Game Music 4 All has news of the MAGFest VIII band lineup set for January 1-4 in Alexandria, Virginia. Groups include ArmCannon, Metroid Metal, Temp Sound Solutions, Rare Candy, A_Rival, The Smash Brothers, Armadillo Tank, This Place is Haunted, The OneUps, Select Start, Entertainment System and The Megas.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6422

    Zelda: Spirit Tracks - Link's New Instrument

    Nintendo is making use of the musical potential of the DS microphone in their upcoming Zelda title Spirit Tracks. Link's spirit pipes are a set of colored pan pipes, played by blowing into the DS microphone while cycling through different colored instruments with the stylus. They will be needed to overcome certain obstacles through the course of the game, and add an extra interactive audio element.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6390

    Tekken 6 tracklist, samples online

    Sweep Records has posted the tracklist and eight samples for their three-disc Tekken 6 Original Soundtrack. The artists include members of SuperSweep, Namco Bandai, Basiscape and Monaca. Samples include Bound by Blood (Hitoshi Sakimoto), Fist Festival (Shinji Hosoe), Only One Fight (Ayako Saso), Arisa and G ~Blast ver.~ (Go Shiina), Artificial Ruins, (Satoru Kousaki), Karma (Akitaka Tohyama), and Yodeling in Meadow Hill (Keiichi Okabe). The album is due out December 9.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6455

    GM4A review of Calling All Dawns by Christopher Tin

    Anthony "genoboost" does a track by track review of the recently released debut album Calling All Dawns by Civilization IV composer Christopher Tin.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6426

    R-Type Your Best, Our Best soundtrack samples online

    Pre-orders of R-TYPE TACTICS II -Operation BITTER CHOCOLATE- in Japan will come with a best-of music CD collection called R-Type Your Best, Our Best. The Irem site currently has a sample from the original game, and the sampler CD will include tracks from R-Type II, III, Final, Tactics and other installments in the series.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6384

    BioShock 2 Special Edition includes OST CD, vinyl LP

    Randy Nelson of Joystiq has posted news that $100 BioShock 2 Special Edition will come with a 164-page hardcover art book, three posters, the orchestral score by Garry Schyman on CD and also on a vinyl LP. The game is due out February 9.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6438

    8bit Saitone『MJ 8bit tribute mix』release information

    Little Desk has an article posted on the upcoming chiptune Michael Jackson tribute by Tokyo-based artist Saitone. Thriller and Smooth Criminal are scheduled to be released on November 25 on iTunes, while music and video previews from the mix can be sampled on the artist's myspace page.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6402

    Nobuooo October '09 - Highest Voted Items

    10.09 saw continued coverage of TGS and the Persona Live in Velvet Room concert in Japan. Original soundtrack albums for Muramasa: The Demon Blade and Tekken 6 were announced. It was a good month for chip music as well, with debuts for Chiptuned Rockman, Wanna Hld Yr Handheld, and the Bit.Trip Beat soundtrack. These are among the highest rated/ most viewed items posted to Nobuooo during the month of October.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6381

    Podcast

    Nitro Game Injection #124: Swordfish Ride

    Hiatus? What hiatus? Kyle & Larry are back to give you a dose of great game music. On this episode, the duo talk weather, surf rock, Captain Lou Albano, and of course, games and game music. Album reviews return to NGI, and the guys take an in-depth look at Metroid Metal’s newest release, Varia Suite.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6398

    Video

    Official Blip Festival 2009 promo online

    The three-day music and arts festival returns to Brooklyn's Bell House December 17-19, presented by Manhattan arts organization The Tank, in partnership with NYC artist collective 8bitpeoples. 2 Player Productions has uploaded the official trailer, featuring the track Sitges Savepoint by Random.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6437

    Super Street Fighter IV: Guy, Cody, Adon trailer

    Joining Dee Jay, T. Hawk and Juri in Super Street Fighter IV will be fighters Guy and Cody from Final Fight, along wtih Adon from Street Fighter Alpha. Capcom's latest trailer features voice acting and battle techniques from the six newcomers, set to music by Hideyuki Fukasawa. The game is due out in Spring 2010.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6463

    Penny Arcade TV - The Pilot

    2 Player Productions' pilot episode of Penny Arcade TV is now online. The reality show covers Mike and Jerry's daily activities over the course of the 2009 Penny Arcade Expo, with cameos by Ron Gilbert, MC Frontalot, Wil Wheaton and other PAX personalities. Music is by Anamanaguchi, Random, Alex Mauer, Cheap Dinosaurs and Frontalot, with sound design by Gabe Liberti.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6452

    View PixelJunk Shooter's first level

    Q-Games' PixelJunk Shooter isn't out on the PS3's Playstation Network until December 10, but for now VG247 has ten minutes of footage of the first level of the game. Music is by High Frequency Bandwidth, one half of the techno group The Orb.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6470

    Melolune IGF Demo

    Plants vs. Zombies composer Laura Shigihara has submitted her role-playing game Melolune to this year's 12th annual Independent Games Festival. A new trailer displays the sprite-based art, voice acting, and music by Shigihara. More info on the story and gameplay is available on the official site.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6419

    JulieHally L.E.D. Nation video debuts

    VORC Records has released a promotional video for "256 e.p." due out on November 25. The EP combines energizing 8bit rock with male and female vocals sung in a robotic style. (Hally is a chiptune pioneer who recently produced Chiptuned Rockman.) Sweden's DreamHack is welcoming JulieHally and Saitone with open 8bit arms, ie a live performance, later this month.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6436

    Releases

    Aquaria Original Soundtrack now on Bandcamp

    Alec Holowka's original score to the IGF-winning game Aquaria is now up on Bandcamp, where tracks can be sampled and the full album downloaded for $10. The download includes several additions to the score: a new song with voice actor Jenna Sharpe and remixes by Danny B and Brandon McCartin.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6443

    Amanita releases free Machinarium Bonus EP

    Jakub Dvorsky of Czech Republic-based indie game company Amanita has posted a bonus EP of music from Machinarium. The five tracks, not included in the official soundtrack album, are by tomas dvorak (Floex), available both streaming on the Amanita website and as mp3 downloads.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6446

    Tekken 6 Arcade Soundtrack released on iTunes

    In anticipation of Sweeprecord's three-disc soundtrack to be released December 9, Namco Sounds has put an abridged Tekken 6 Arcade soundtrack on sale on iTunes for $5.99. The digital album includes 17 tracks, including Break Theory by Keiichi Okabe, Artificial Ruins by Satoru Kousaki, Only One Fight by Ayako Saso, G by Go Shiina, Cemetery by Rio Hamamoto and Staffroll by Ryuichi Takada.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6482

    Interviews

    West Coast Chiptune Romp - Data Beez Q&A

    Data Beez coverage continues with an interview with participants Adam Robezzoli of Attract Mode, chiptune musician starPause and visual artist Paris Graphics. The Q&As take place at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles, where the chip music and portable visualizer workshop took place over the weekend.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6397

    Concerto Tactics: The Music of Hiroki Kikuta and Hitoshi Sakimoto

    This informal conversation between game composers takes a look at Super Nintendo titles Secret of Mana and Ogre Battle, and also more recent game scores for Muramasa: The Demon Blade and Concerto Gate. The topic of the discussion is the use of electronic equipment in synthesizing and modifying orchestral music in games.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6462

    2 Player Productions on Reformatting PAX for DVD

    Paul Owens and Paul Levering are the makers of chip music documentary Reformat the Planet. This year they filmed the behind-the-scenes making of PS3's Infamous game and released the Blip Festival 2008 live album. Here they discuss their upcoming DVD chronicling the events of this year's Penny Arcade Expo in Seattle.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6441

    Aquaria Piano Jam - Alec Holowka Interview

    Infinite Ammo's Alec Holowka has been busy shipping copies of his two-disc original soundtrack album for Aquaria, featuring cover art by Katie de Sousa, an eight-page booklet, mini-poster and additional audio content not found in the game. In this interview on the subject of CD release, the game creator describes how the making of the score reflects a broader perspective on game design.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6475

    Kajiya Productions on Translating Final Fantasy

    Gamasutra interviews Alexander O. Smith and Joseph Reeder, two localizers who have worked on the English-language translations of such games as Vagrant Story, Final Fantasy Tactics: War of the Lions, and Final Fantasy XII. The conversation delves into their treatment of song lyrics and even providing vocals on Square Enix music projects.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6420

    GameCulture: DJ Shadow Talks DJ Hero

    Joshua Davis may not be the household name that Eminem and Jay Z have become, but his keen ear for instrumentation, razor-sharp turntable skills and bottomless record crate have earned Davis a massive and fiercely loyal following as DJ Shadow. When it came to actually making DJ Hero and its plastic turntable Activision turned to Shadow.

    http://nobuooo.com/item/6366

    This concludes another month in videogame music news. Highlights for December will be online in early 2010.
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  • Monthly Top Tracks (Nov-2009)

    1 Dec 2009, 14:44 by g3red

    Monthly Top Tracks
    Apr-2008 Enrique Iglesias : PlayEscape 42
    May-2008 Paolo Meneguzzi : Era stupendo 72
    Jun-2008 Mor ve Ötesi : PlayKüçük Sevgilim 33
    Jul-2008 Enrique Iglesias : Baby Hold On 56
    Aug-2008 Enrique Iglesias : Lloro Por Ti 133
    Sep-2008 De Palmas : Elle Danse Seule 53
    Oct-2008 Daniel Bedingfield : PlayIf You're Not The One 98
    Nov-2008 Enrique Iglesias : PlayAway 93
    Dec-2008 Paolo Meneguzzi : Musica 104
    Jan-2009 Michael Jackson : PlayMan In The Mirror 131
    Feb-2009 Пляж : PlayОгни 101
    Mar-2009 William Fitzsimmons : PlayWhen You Were young 88
    Apr-2009 Zero Assoluto Feat. Nelly Furtado : Appena Prima Di Partire 72
    May-2009 Flor-de-Lis : Todas As Ruas De Amor 77
    Jun-2009 Michael Jackson : PlayGone Too Soon 32
    Jul-2009 Michael Jackson : PlayI Can't Help It 64
    Aug-2009 Antonello Carozza : 27 Angeli 96
    Sep-2009 Boys Like Girls : PlayLearning to Fall 46
    Oct-2009 Enrique Iglesias : Gracias A Ti 100
    Nov-2009 Mika : PlayI See You 90

    MIKA - I SEE YOU - Oakland - October 24th, 2009

    I'm standing across from you (But I see you)..
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  • About my Top 50

    30 Nov 2009, 18:36 by Mnah

    1.How did you get into 31? Jurassic 5
    I knew something about their music before that, but it wasn't until Power in Numbers came out, that I really started to listen to them. What's Golden was first track of theirs that fell in love with, and it's still one of my favorites.

    2.What's the first song you ever heard by 22? Pharrell
    Well, PlayCan I Have It Like That ft. Gwen Stefani, but of course I started with N*E*R*D

    3.What's your favorite lyrics by 29? The Killers
    "You sit there in your heartache, waiting on some beautiful boy to
    To save you from your old ways. You play forgiveness
    Watch it now, here he comes
    He doesnt look a thing like Jesus, but he talks like a gentleman
    Like you imagined, When you were young"
    From PlayWhen You Were Young

    4.What's your favorite album by 49? Michael Jackson
    Thriller

    5.How many albums by 13 do you own? Dr. Dre
    Two; 2001 and The Chronic

    6.What is your favorite song by 50? The All-American Rejects
    PlayGives You Hell

    7.Is there a song by 5 that makes you sad? 2Pac
    There are songs like that, but the first one that comes to mind is definitely PlayBrenda's Got A Baby

    8.What is your favorite song by 15? Snoop Dogg
    That's easy. Who Am I (What's My Name)?

    9.What is your favorite song by 4?Nas
    PlayThe World Is Yours

    10.Is there a song by 6 that makes you happy? Jamie Cullum
    Yes! Many! For example I Get A Kick Out Of You, PlayWhat A Difference A Day Made and These Are The Days

    11.What is your favorite album by 40? Snow Patrol
    Eyes Open

    12.What's your favorite song by 10? Talib Kweli
    PlayBeautiful Struggle

    13.What's a good memory you have involving 33? Dizzee Rascal
    Even though Bonkers isn't my favorite Dizzee song, it brings up the memory of last summer when it came out. Me and my friends listened to it a LOT and it reminds me of them <3

    14.What's your favorite song by 37? Jamiroquai
    Aaah, one classic song; PlayVirtual Insanity

    15.Is there a song by 19 that makes you happy? OutKast
    With the energy that PlayHey Ya! has, it should make everyone in the world happy.

    16.How many times have you seen 24 live? The White Tie Affair
    I've never seen them live.

    17.What's the first song you ever heard by 23? N*E*R*D
    I think it was PlayProvider

    18.What's your favorite album by 1? Xzibit
    Do I have to choose?? Let's say... Restless

    19.Who is your favorite member of 11? The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
    Let's give it to lead vocals, Ronnie Winter

    20.Have you ever seen 14 live? Jay-Z
    Nope :(

    21.What is good memory involving 45? Avain
    Between ages 12-15, I barely listened to anything else than Avain. His music has plenty to do with me growing up.

    22.What is your favorite song by 16? Lupe Fiasco
    PlayKick, Push

    23.What is the first song you heard by 47? Jedi Mind Tricks
    Could've been Animal Rap, but I'm not sure.

    24.What is your favorite album by 21? Robin Thicke
    The Evolution of Robin Thicke

    25.What is your favorite song by 18? Run-D.M.C.
    It's Like That which also has the coolest music video ever!

    26.What is the first song you heard by 38? Big Daddy Kane
    Raw

    27.What's your favorite lyric by 3? Kanye West
    "Through the fire, to the limit, to the wall
    For a chance to be with you, I'd gladly risk it all
    Through the fire, through whatever come what may
    For a chance at loving you, I'd take it all away
    Right down through the wire, even through the fire"
    From Through the Wire

    28.What's your favorite song by 2? Beastie Boys
    This is actually easier to pick than you'd think. Because if I had to choose my favorite song of all time, just one song, it would be: Paul Revere

    29.What's the first song you heard by 32? Loost Koos
    Pojast miehex

    30.How many times have you seen 17 live? Coldplay
    Never seen them live :(

    31.Is there a song by 44 that makes you happy? All Time Low
    Well... Poppin' (Champagne) is a fun song!

    32.What is your favorite album by 12? Panic at the Disco
    A Fever You Can't Sweat Out

    33.What is the worst song by 46? Ritarikunta
    Don't know. Can't say. Nope.

    34.What's the first song you ever heard by 34? A Tribe Called Quest
    And I'm seriously supposed to remember? Uhm... I'd guess it could have been PlayCan I Kick It?

    35.What's your favorite album by 42? Eric B. & Rakim
    Paid In Full

    36.How many times have you seen 39 live? Common
    Never seen him live.

    37.What is your favorite album by 36? Gnarls Barkley
    St. Elsewhere

    38.What was the first song you heard by 28? Ronnie Day
    Ever and After

    39.What is your favorite album by 7? Secondhand Serenade
    A Twist In My Story

    40.How did you get into 8? T.I.
    I heard U Don't Know Me on MTV and after that it was clear I loved T.I.

    41.What's the first song you heard by 9? 3OH!3
    Don't Trust Me

    42.What's your favorite lyric by 20? Proof
    The whole lyrics of Kurt Cobain and here's just a part of it:
    "But now on I'm all alone
    Just Proof, no shine, no friends, just fans
    No wonder my hands, tight where the Internet ends
    I take back most of the flack
    The stress smokes, press me close to the crack
    Like my pops, the ghost of my past"

    43.What's your favorite album by 25? Cobra Starship
    Hot Mess

    44.How many albums by 26 do you own? Family Force 5
    One, Dance Or Die

    45.What's your favorite song by 27? Gym Class Heroes
    Papercuts

    46.How did you get into 30? Wu-Tang Clan
    I stole their cd from my sister. Sorry, sys :)

    47.What's your song by 35? Asa
    Varkaan laulu

    48.What's your favorite album by 41? Egotrippi
    Vielä koittaa uusi aika

    49.How many albums by 48 do you own? Naughty by Nature
    Two; Naughty By Nature and 19 Naughty III

    50.How did you get into 43? The Fray
    Last.fm recommended it to me :)
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  • My CD collection

    30 Nov 2009, 01:39 by Technikilor

    A

    ABBA ─ Gold: Greatest Hits (1992)
    Aborym ─ Generator (2006)
    Amanda Palmer ─ Who Killed Amanda Palmer (2008)
    Arch Enemy ─ Doomsday Machine (2006)

    B

    Bal-Sagoth ─ The Chthonic Chronicles (2006)
    The Beach Boys ─ The Platinum Collection (2005)
    Beastie Boys ─ Licensed to Ill (1986)
    The Beatles ─ Rubber Soul (1965)
    The Beatles ─ Revolver (1966)
    The Beatles ─ Magical Mystery Tour (1967)
    Bleeding Through ─ The Truth (2006)
    Bleeding Through ─ Declaration (2008)
    blink-182 ─ Greatest Hits (2005)
    Britney Spears ─ Britney (2001)
    Britney Spears ─ In the Zone (2003)
    Britney Spears ─ Blackout (2007)
    Britney Spears ─ Circus (2008)

    C

    Cannibal Corpse ─ Evisceration Plague (2009)
    Catgut Mary ─ Bourbon and Black Porter (2006)
    Coldplay ─ Parachutes (2000)
    Coldplay ─ X&Y (2005)
    Coldplay ─ Viva La Vida Or Death And All His Friends (2008)
    Cradle of Filth ─ The Principle of Evil Made Flesh (1994)
    Cradle of Filth ─ Vempire or Dark Faerytales In Phallustein (1996)
    Cradle of Filth ─ Dusk... and Her Embrace (1997)
    Cradle of Filth ─ Cruelty and the Beast (1998)
    Cradle of Filth ─ From the Cradle to Enslave (1999)
    Cradle of Filth ─ Midian (2000)
    Cradle of Filth ─ Bitter Suites to Succubi (2001)
    Cradle of Filth ─ Lovecraft & Witch Hearts (2002)
    Cradle of Filth ─ Live Bait for the Dead (2002)
    Cradle of Filth ─ Damnation and a Day (2003)
    Cradle of Filth ─ Nymphetamine (2004)
    Cradle of Filth ─ Thornography (2006)
    Cradle of Filth ─ Godspeed on the Devil's Thunder (2008)

    D

    The Dandy Warhols ─ Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia (2000)
    The Dandy Warhols ─ Welcome To The Monkey House (2003)
    David Bowie ─ Space Oddity (1969)
    David Bowie ─ The Man Who Sold The World (1970)
    David Bowie ─ Hunky Dory (1971)
    David Bowie ─ The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars (1972) #1
    David Bowie ─ Aladdin Sane (1973)
    David Bowie ─ Pin-Ups (1973)
    David Bowie ─ Diamond Dogs (1974)
    David Bowie ─ Young Americans (1975)
    David Bowie ─ Station To Station (1976)
    David Bowie ─ Low (1977)
    David Bowie ─ Heroes (1977)
    David Bowie ─ Scary Monsters (1980)
    David Bowie ─ Reality (2003)
    Dethklok ─ The Dethalbum (2006)
    DevilDriver ─ The Fury of Our Maker's Hand (2005)
    Dimmu Borgir ─ Spiritual Black Dimensions (1999)
    Dimmu Borgir ─ Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia (2001)
    Dimmu Borgir ─ Death Cult Armageddon (2003)
    Dimmu Borgir ─ In Sorte Diaboli (2007)
    The Dresden Dolls ─ The Dresden Dolls (2003)
    The Dresden Dolls ─ Yes, Virginia... (2006)
    The Dresden Dolls ─ No, Virginia... (2008)

    E

    Elvis Presley ─ The Essential Elvis Presley (2007)
    Emperor ─ In the Nightside Eclipse (1994)
    Ennio Morricone ─ Platinum Collection (2007)

    F

    Faith No More ─ Angel Dust (1992)
    Finntroll ─ Nattfödd (2004)
    Funeral for a Friend ─ Hours (2005)

    G

    Garbage ─ Absolute Garbage (2007)
    Goblin ─ Tenebre (1982)
    Gorillaz ─ Demon Days (2005)
    Green Day ─ Dookie (1994)
    Green Day ─ American Idiot (2004)
    Gwen Stefani ─ The Sweet Escape (2006)
    Gyroscope ─ Fast Girl/Beware Wolf (2005)

    I

    Immortal ─ Blizzard Beasts (1997)
    Immortal ─ At the Heart of Winter (1998)
    Immortal ─ Damned in Black (2000)
    Immortal ─ Sons of Northern Darkness (2002)

    J

    Jebediah ─ Slightly Odway (1997)

    K

    KoЯn ─ Korn (1994)
    KoЯn ─ Life Is Peachy (1996)
    KoЯn ─ Follow the Leader (1998)
    KoЯn ─ Issues (1999)
    KoЯn ─ Untouchables (2002)

    L

    Little Birdy ─ Bigbiglove (2003)

    M

    Marilyn Manson ─ Lest We Forget (The Best Of) (2004)
    Michael Jackson ─ Off the Wall (1979)
    Michael Jackson ─ Thriller (1982)
    Michael Jackson ─ Dangerous (1991)
    Michael Jackson ─ HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I (1995)
    Michael Jackson ─ Invincible (2001)
    Moby ─ Play (1999)
    Moby ─ 18 (2002)
    Moby ─ Last Night (2008)
    Moon ─ Satan's Wept (1999)
    Muse ─ Showbiz (1999)
    Muse ─ Origin Of Symmetry (2001)
    Muse ─ Absolution (2003)
    Muse ─ Black Holes & Revelations (2006)
    Muse ─ The Resistance (2009)
    My Chemical Romance ─ Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge (2004)

    N

    Nine Inch Nails ─ Pretty Hate Machine (1989)
    Nine Inch Nails ─ Broken (1992)
    Nine Inch Nails ─ The Fragile (1999)
    Nine Inch Nails ─ The Slip (2008)
    Nine Inch Nails ─ Ghosts I-IV (2008)

    O

    The Offspring ─ Ixnay on the Hombre (1997)
    The Offspring ─ Americana (1998)

    P

    Pantera ─ Far Beyond Driven (1996)
    Peter Bjorn & John ─ Writer's Block (2006)
    Pink Floyd ─ The Wall (1982)
    Placebo ─ Placebo (1996)
    Placebo ─ Without You I'm Nothing (1998)
    Placebo ─ Black Market Music (2000)
    Placebo ─ Sleeping With Ghosts (2003)
    Placebo ─ Meds (2005)
    The Prodigy ─ Their Law: The Singles 1990-2005 (2005)
    The Prodigy ─ Invaders Must Die (2009)

    R

    Roadrunner United ─ The All-Star Sessions (2005)

    S

    Slayer ─ Reign in Blood (1986)
    Slipknot ─ Slipknot (10th Anniversary Edition) (1999)
    Slipknot ─ Iowa (2001)
    Slipknot ─ Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses (2003)
    Slipknot ─ 9.0: Live (2005)
    Slipknot ─ All Hope Is Gone (2008)
    The Smashing Pumpkins ─ Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness (1995)
    The Smashing Pumpkins ─ Adore (1998)
    System of a Down ─ System of a Down (1998)
    System of a Down ─ Toxicity (2001)
    System of a Down ─ Steal This Album! (2002)
    System of a Down ─ Mezmerize (2005)
    System of a Down ─ Hypnotize (2005)

    U

    Unlord ─ Schwarzwald (1997)
    Unlord ─ Lord Of Beneath (2002)

    V

    The Verve ─ Urban Hymns (1997)

    Soundtracks

    The Boat That Rocked (2009)
    Various Artists ─ Kill Bill, Vol. 1 (2003)
    Various Artists ─ Kill Bill, Vol. 2 (2004)
    Howard Shore ─ The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)
    Elton John ─ The Lion King (2003)
    Richard O'Brien ─ The Rocky Horror Picture Show: 25 Years Of Absolute Pleasure (2000)
    Francois Tétaz Rogue ─ (2007)
    Francois Tétaz Wolf Creek ─ (2005)
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  • Personal Chart - Week Commencing 30th November 2009

    29 Nov 2009, 20:18 by sayheyheyhey

    Explanatory note - this personal chart is based on the Official UK Top 40.

    Top 10 Singles
    L T
    01 01 Haven't Met You Yet - Michael Bublé
    NE 02 PlayI Want To Know What Love Is - Mariah Carey
    02 03 PlayMillion Dollar Bill - Whitney Houston
    08 04 The Official BBC Children In Need Medley - Peter Kay's Animated All Stars
    NE 05 PlayWild Horses - Susan Boyle
    06 06 Bad Boys - Alexandra Burke
    07 07 You've Got The Love - Florence and the Machine
    09 08 What About Now - Westlife
    10 09 PlayYou Know Me - Robbie Williams
    NE 10 Sweet Child O' Mine - Taken By Trees

    Top 5 Albums
    L T
    01 01 Crazy Love - Michael Bublé
    02 02 This Is It - Michael Jackson
    NE 03 Memoirs of an imperfect Angel - Mariah Carey
    NE 04 I Am...Sasha Fierce - Beyoncé
    NE 05 The Best - Janet Jackson

    HOT 'Coming Soon' Singles... (X) denotes download only release*
    Basshunter - I Promised Myself (30/11) *STEAM!* (X)
    The Prodigy - Invaders Must Die / Thunder (30/11) ~Water~
    Ricky Tomlinson - Calm Down (07/12) *STEAM!* (X)
    Robbie Williams - You Know Me (07/12) *STEAM!*
    Frankie Goes To Hollywood - The Power Of Love (07/12) *STEAM!*
    The Soldiers - A Soldier's Christmas Letter (07/12) *STEAM!*
    Shooting Stars - My Christmas Card To You (07/12) *STEAM!*
    Sharon Corr - Me and My Teddy Bear (07/12) *STEAM!*
    BWO - Right Here Right Now (07/12) *STEAM!*
    Depeche Mode - Fragile Tension/Hole To Feed (07/12) *STEAM!*
    Mini Viva - I Wish (07/12) ~Water~
    Sir Terry Wogan & Aled Jones / Sharon Corr – Silver Bells / Me & My Teddy Bear (07/12) ~Water~
    Pet Shop Boys - It Doesn't Often Snow At Christmas (14/12) *STEAM!*
    Whitney Houston - I Look To You (14/12) *STEAM!*
    George Michael - December Song (14/12) *STEAM!*
    Basement Jaxx - My Turn (14/12) *STEAM!*
    Michael Bublé - Hold On (14/12) *STEAM!*
    Fron Male Voice Choir & Vera Lynn – We’ll Meet Again (14/12) *STEAM!*
    Medina - You and I (14/12) *STEAM!* (X)
    Madonna - Revolver (14/12) ~Water~
    Shakira - Did It Again (14/12) ~Water~
    Julian Casablancas - I Wish It Was Christmas Today (21/12) ~Water~
    Cascada - Fever (21/12) ~Water~
    Cheryl Cole - 3 Words (21/12) ~Water~
    Kaskade vs Deadmau5 – Move For Me (04/01) *STEAM!*
    The Saturdays - Ego (04/01) ~Water~
    Alexandra Burke - Broken Heels (11/01) ~Water~

    HOT 'Coming Soon' Albums...
    Bette Midler - The Best Bette [Deluxe CD+DVD Edition] (30/11) *STEAM!*
    Barry Manilow - The Swing Of Christmas (30/11) *STEAM!*
    Dannii Minogue - The 1995 Sessions (07/12) *STEAM!*
    Dannii Minogue - Love and Kisses (Deluxe Edition) (07/12) *STEAM!*
    Dannii Minogue - Get Into You (Deluxe Edition) (07/12) *STEAM!*
    Samantha Fox - Nothings Gonna Stop Me Know: Greatest Hits (14/12) *STEAM!*
    Whitney Houston - Whitney Houston (Deluxe Anniversary Edition) (18/01) *STEAM!*
    Black Box – Greatest Hits (01/02) *STEAM!*
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  • New Opinions of Last.fm's Top 50

    29 Nov 2009, 10:06 by LexiFSAS

    Before I begin, this is for my own fun and because I'm extremely bored with nothing to do. I'm sick. Even if I say I don't like a certain band or say negative things about a certain band, I have mad respect for anyone that listens to them. Everyone's music taste is their own, and no one has the right to tell you that your taste in music is bad. If anyone does, make them go away.

    1. Muse - I, for one, don't like Muse. I feel like they have become the new Radiohead. I really enjoy a select few songs, particularly Assassin. This song is just great and full of some really intense energy. Also, Plug-In Baby is really great. I find everything else... rather bland. I really dislike their new album and have heard from other people that it was disappointing. Also, I find Knights of Cydonia really annoying. Don't ask me why. Most of you probably think it's like the best song ever made, so props to you. Just not for me.

    2. The Beatles - I don't want to go ranting about them, and I know people will just absolutely hate me because I don't like their music. However, John Lennon is a big influence on me and I did a pretty damn big project on him in 8th grade. I also think they have really shaped music and pretty much paved the road for music. I'm just not into THEIR music. I know, I'm bad.

    3. Radiohead - I think this is the one band on here that I really hate. I have respect for you if you listen to them, that's cool, but this is just definitely not my thing. I think it's more backround music, to be honest, as a friend of mine once said. It could be good for long car rides or something, or maybe falling asleep to. I've only discovered one song I really have enjoyed by them, PlayWeird Fishes/Arpeggi.

    4. Coldplay - I like their music, but I personally think they are annoying. Their music is pretty good and catchy, I like their energy as well. I really enjoyed PlayShiver when I first heard it, and their newest album isn't bad at all. I just find the band as a whole kind of annoying, I'm not sure why.

    5. Lady GaGa - No surprise this lady is that high up on the list. Teens are going crazy over her. A lot of people think she's just downright freaky for her obscure and bizzare fashion sense. Some of her music is very catchy and danceable, however, this is NOT my style of music. As a person, I do have respect for her as an individual. She definitely is not afraid to go out there and be the person she is, even if it's just... weird. I'll admit, whenever one of her songs come on the radio, me and my friends are definitely singing and dancing along. But once again, not my style.

    6. The Killers - I don't like them and I especially don't like Brandon Flowers. Their style of music kind of freaks me out. Also, I met them because my friend was in one of their music videos, and they are douche bags. Maybe that's why I feel so negatively about them. I mean, PlayMr. Brightside was pretty decent and all, but I think it's the way they represent themselves and what they represent are the things that bug me.

    7. Red Hot Chili Peppers - These guys obviously rock. I get all pumped up and excited whenever I hear By the Way or Can't Stop come on the radio. I don't listen to them that much at home at all, but my view of them is pretty positive. I like pretty much all of their work with the exception of their newest album, which was decent at best. I respect them for sticking it through this long and still releasing good quality albums.

    8. Metallica - I'm all about metal. I love metal. I just hate thrash metal. These guys are one of the pioneers of thrash metal, or so I'm told, and I really just don't like the genre that much as a whole. I heard their new album was kind of absolute shit, which left me kind of disappointed. They have some seriously epic songs obviously, and I do respect them. It's just not my preferred subgenre of metal. I also find their singer a little weird and annoying.

    9. Michael Jackson - I don't listen to him, first off. And I think it's kind of sad that his song count went absolutely sky rocketing since his recent death (R.I.P.), I really wish he was here to see everyone adore him as they do now. It would have made him happy. I believe he was a genuinely good person, and just horribly misunderstood. It's not really my style of music, but he's just such a huge part of music, and I have deep deep respect for what he's done.

    10. Kings of Leon - I definitely don't like these guys. I read their interview in the Rolling Stone and they seem kind of off. They most definitely sold out with PlaySex On Fire, and then somehow sold out once again with PlayUse Somebody. I actually did like some of their songs at first listen when they were on the radio 24/7, but they just got so overhyped, it ruined them for me. They are okay though.

    11. Nirvana - I love Nirvana. I absolutely love them. I love Kurt Cobain and Dave Grohl a disgusting amount. I really like their music. I'm really sad that Kurt is gone now (R.I.P.). I totally think Courtney Love did it, somehow. I don't really have anything else to say but positive things about these pioneers of grudge, so I'll leave it at that.

    12. Linkin Park - I used to love, love, love Linkin Park in middle school. They were my obsession. They went to the same high school as I did, and I had teachers who had Mike Shinoda that talked very highly of him. Hybrid Theory and Meteora were so good. They made up my middle school and 9th grade career. I think I know every word to every song on both of those albums. But when they released Minutes To Midnight, I was SO disappointed. I feel like they took a whole new different direction. That album blows.

    13. Green Day - Well, I have mixed opinions about them. Obviously, as most people will agree, their old stuff was the shit. It was amazing. I feel like they didn't really care what people thought of them back then and went all out in a punk-ish sort of way, which I love. But once American Idiot hit, I feel like their popularity or something went straight to their heads. They are definitely not like they used to. I still have some deep respect for them, they are still a good band releasing albums that most people still seem to like, although I didn't enjoy their newest album too much.

    14. Pink Floyd - I'm not sure I can really talk about these guys because I don't know much about them. Everyone loves them though, and the songs that I have heard are groundbreaking. They made some good music, at least from what I have heard so far. I'm pretty sure they had a role in shaping rock just as The Beatles did. However, I won't go on because I just don't know anymore.

    15. Arctic Monkeys - I'm a little surprised to see these guys so high up on the list. I had no idea they were this popular. I really, really liked I Bet You Look Good On The Dance Floor, but once again, really not my style of music altogether. I've heard some other stuff, and it was just pretty average to me. I'm not sure I really dig what they represent either. They are okay, though.

    16. Foo Fighters - I love Foo Fighters. I have so much respect for Dave Grohl, I really do. He is a great musician, absolutely fantastic. I love their drummer too, but I forgot his name. I wasn't the biggest fan of their latest release, but PlayThe Pretender was awesome. They released probably one of my favorite albums of all time, The shape and the colour. I think that album is flawless, or pretty close to it. I love their energy, especially Dave's at live shows. I love a band who can stick through it and can keep releasing good albums.

    17. Black Eyed Peas - Not a big fan of Fergie or Will.I.Am. Definitely not. I think I know every single word to PlayFergalicious, though, just because it was on the radio so much back in the day. They obviously have some catchy music, and I also know all the words to PlayBoom Boom Pow because of how much it was on the radio. Some of their songs are good and catchy, and like I said before, I'm not afraid to admit that me and my friends dance and sing when some of their stuff comes on in the car. I don't have a big general liking for them though, and I most definitely don't keep up with them. Not my style.

    18. Death Cab for Cutie - YES! I absolutely love this band. So much. Probably my favorite indie band of all time. I really don't listen to indie, but when I do, it's usually these guys. I like how pretty much every single album they released has been epic and great, not a single bad album. Photobooth is my most played song on iTunes, and probably one of my favorite songs of all time. I only listen to a few other indie bands, like Tegan and Sara, Broken Social Scene, Bloc Party, and maybe some others. But these guys are my favorites.

    19. Placebo - Also surprised to see this band so high up on the list. I had no idea they were this popular. However, I literally know diddly squat about them and have heard absolutely any of their music. If you guys want to suggest me some songs to listen to, go for it and I'll check them out.

    20. Paramore - Say what you want, I really like them and I respect them. Even the song they did for the dreaded Twilight movie was pretty good (PlayDecode). I like Hayley Williams, she's definitely a cutie. I think I have a ton of plays of this band. I really like them and their music. Sadly, I still haven't checked out their newest album, so if anyone wants to tell me their review on it, you totally should. While this isn't completely my style of music, I like it quite a bit. I also screamed like a little schoolgirl when I heard Hayley randomly come in on the Set Your Goals song The Few That Remain on their album (which I suggest all you pop-punk/hardcore fans go check out right now!)

    21. Queen - I have always thought they were kind of overrated, but people absolutely love them. I know they have released a few groundbreaking epic songs, but I don't really like their music at all. I definitely respect them and what they have done for music. Unfortunately, I don't know anymore about these guys so I can't go on.

    22. U2 - This is one of the few bands that I will actually say I hate. I don't hate their fans at all or anything like that, I just selectively hate Bono and his band. I hate what they represent. I also hate how Bono dresses. But this has nothing to do with their music, which I also have never been a fan of. I really just hate all of their songs and I think this band is just kind of icky. They rub me the wrong way, if you get my drift.

    23. Led Zeppelin - Absolutely love Led Zeppelin. I only have their greatest hits albums because I'm not that much into classic rock, but every song on their is just so fucking awesome. They pretty much shaped rock-n-roll, or at least most of it. I don't know a lot about them, but the songs I have heard are amazing. I don't listen to them near enough, though.

    24. System of a Down - Yes, yes, yes, yes. Used to be one of my favorite bands ever, and they still kind of are. I don't listen to them as much as I used to, but I can say with confidence that I have liked every album they released. I'm pretty upset that I didn't get to see them live before they broke up, and I just oh so desperately want to get them back together. I really don't like Scars on Broadway or Serj Tankian doing it solo. I actually don't find that music at all. They need to get back together, who's with me?!

    25. Oasis - I always see this band getting so much hate. I actually like them, not all of their stuff but definitely a few songs are really, really great. I still find myself listening to Champagne Supernove, PlayWonderwall, and PlayDon't Go Away sometimes. I definitely don't like all of their stuff or their newest stuff, but a few songs have some great memories attached to them, and I'm always thankful for songs like that.

    26. David Bowie - I hope I don't get flamed, but I really know absolutely nothing about him. I heard he's made some pretty epic and groundbreaking stuff, so if anyone here wants to suggest me some songs, I'll go and listen to them. Unfortunately, I can't review him anymore because I simply don't know anymore.

    27. MGMT - Meh, meh, meh. It's the perfect word to describe this band, in my opinion. Not too great, not too bad. I really like PlayElectric Feel (which I heard at a party and started dancing to) and PlayTime to Pretend, but not really anything else. Keep in mind, this isn't really my style of music, but I imagine people who like this weird electronic kind of indie stuff like them a lot. I also read an interview about them in the Rolling Stone and they didn't sound like great people. But they are okay, I respect them.

    28. The Rolling Stones - Once again, I really don't know much about them to give a review on them. I know that PlayGimme Shelter is an amazing song, but I haven't heard really anything else. I know that they're in the Hall of Fame and they shaped rock-n-roll somewhat, so mad props for that.

    29. The Cure - I never got into The Cure, I just never could. Some of their music is decent, in my opinion, but it's just really not my thing. I have respect for them though and I know people absolutely love them. As the list keeps going down, I know less and less about bands, so bear with me!

    30. Bob Dylan - I think Tangled Up in Blue is such an annoying song. I don't know why, I just do. I know I'd probably get super mega flamed if I insulted Bob Dylan anymore than I just did, so I'll refrain. I guess he's cool though, and he definitely has some good songs. But I don't know anything about him or his music, so I'll stop here.

    31. Rammstein - Hm, German metal? Sounds alright to me. I obviously, like most of you guys, enjoyed Du Hast quite a bit. The guitar work in that song is so awesome and catchy. I believe it led me to get their discography, and I was definitely impressed with some of their work, but nothing matches up to Du Hast. I'm not a huge fan because I don't understand German, and I usually like to understand what they're saying.

    32. Daft Punk - I got some serious respect for Daft Punk and I was really happy to see them in DJ Hero. I have quite a few songs by them, including PlayOne More Time, PlayAerodynamic, PlayAround the World, and several others, and I have to say, I still listen to the songs I have by them often. I definitely enjoy them, but at the same time, I'm not in on the whole techno or whatever scene. It's not my thing. But these guys are an exception, and they create some great beats and catchy music.

    33. blink-182 - Finally. My music taste has long since expanded since these guys were at the peak, and I'm not totally into this genre that much anymore, but they have remained my favorite band of all time ever since I was a child. I have so many songs by them that have memories attached to them, and I am thankful for that. I love Mark, Tom, and Travis with the fire of a thousand suns. I literally cried when they broke up, cried when they got back together, and started screaming insanity when I heard about Travis Barker's plane crash, and cried some more when I heard DJ AM died. Anyways, I love PlayWhat's My Age Again? more than most people. I also saw them live twice, the first and last shows of their tour. Greatness!

    34. Depeche Mode - I know like diddly squat by these guys. I'm not sure what type of music they play. Someone should enlighten me and throw some songs my way so I can expand my musical horizons!

    35. Beyonce - I find her so annoying. I'm sorry, I just do. I know that everything she represents is so good and positive, but I just find her to be a really annoying human being. No disrespect to her fans, but her music is definitely not my thing either. Once again, I'm not afraid to admit that I dance and sing along to Single Ladies and Halo whenever it comes on in the car. Yes, I know the words.

    36. Franz Ferdinand - I really don't know much except PlayTake Me Out friggin' ruled. I've heard some of their other stuff and it doesn't really compare. I have mixed opinions on them, but once again, the respect is definitely there. Unfortunately, I don't know anymore about them, so let's move on.

    37. The White Stripes - I really only like the song Icky Thump. I think that song is just so epic, so epic. I love it. I actually ended up getting that whole album (whatever it's called, I forgot), and I've listened through it a couple of times. I really don't like any of their other songs by Icky Thump. But I definitely think they are a talented group of fellows, and lady (if I recall, their drummer is a chick-a-dee).

    38. Bloc Party - YES! I love Bloc Party, so much. Silent Alarm is one of my favorite albums of all time. I love this album so much and have so much respect for this band, it's insane. It's probably one of the few indie bands I listened to, as mentioned before. Some of my favorite songs of all time belong to them, such as PlayBanquet and PlayLike Eating Glass. I really didn't like their new album, Intimacy, all that much. They kind of took a different direction and I didn't like it, but PlayOne Month Off is great.

    39. Eminem - I have respect for him since I know some details about his personal life, as I'm sure some of you do. It seems like he's battled some really hard times and had the courage and strength to write about his difficulties and show them to the world through music. I really didn't like his new album, Relapse, but some people really enjoyed it, and that's good. I am definitely a fan of his older stuff when he was a goof ball and didn't give a fuck.

    40. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - I think this is one of the indie bands that kind of annoys me, but I still respect them and Karen O. at the same time. (What is her last name?) Of course, I gotta have respect for them since PlayMaps was the first song I ever learned on drums, but this kind of indie isn't really my style. I guess they're okay, but definitely not my thing.

    41. Britney Spears - No, no, no. I really don't like her. Yeah, I know all of the words to PlayToxic, but who doesn't? Her new album(s) have kind of blown, but I do have respect for her. She shaved her and went through a bad downward spiral, but it seems she came out on top. So congratulations on that. Now let's all go kill K-Fed. Who's down?

    42. Guns N' Roses - My mom used to dream about having the sexy times with Axl Rose. (I don't know how to spell his name, my apologies). I don't really like all of their music that much, but I know they recently released Chinese Democracy. I've been hearing mixed reviews about it. I remember there was one song on there that I really really liked, but I can't remember. Some of their old stuff like PlayParadise City was obviously just great and epic.

    43. Weezer - I like them a lot. Not a lot a lot, but just a lot. They recently released a new song that's been gaining mad popularity that I've really enjoyed, but I forgot the name. I bought the album Make Believe sometime ago and I still listen to it from time to time. I'm not a big enough fan to go get some of their more better albums, but they have some absolutely great songs that I love.

    44. Kanye West - I'm a huge fan of rap or the hip-hop genre as a whole. However, Kanye had a lot of respect from me and I really enjoyed pretty much all of his older stuff. You could tell on Graduation he started going downhill as he started getting depressed, and then when 808s & Heartbreaks came out, he hit rock bottom. I think he should have just stuck with his not auto-tuned good rapping like All Falls Down and some other stuff. I liked him back then. And then that whole Taylor Swift thing? Yeah, respect lost, Kanye!

    45. AC/DC - I think I have a lot of plays by them. I used to listen to them a lot, and I definitely like some of their songs. They fucking rock out. I don't know that much about them and I don't even know what albums I have by them, I know that they're pretty good though. I don't listen to them anymore, though, and I definitely don't plan on it.

    46. Jay-Z - I think he's okay (with the exception of looking like a monkey). I think he's a really great rapper, but as I have said earlier, I'm definitely not down with hip-hop or rap, so I can't really judge. I actually have been really recently enjoying Empire State of Mind, though. That song is really great. If all of his other stuff sounds like that, then I'm down.

    47. The Strokes - Once again, I don't know diddly squat by this band, but I absolutely love the song PlayReptilia. I know every word to that song and I eventually learned the drums to it, it's great stuff. I think somewhere down the line, I liked that song so much I decided to check out some of their other stuff and I think I remember being really disappointed.

    48. The Prodigy - I'm not sure I've even heard of these guys, anyone care to enlighten me?

    49. Pearl Jam - I find these guys SO annoying! Some of their songs are okay, but I get them confused with other bands a lot, and I don't know, I just really don't like them. I don't remember ever liking them. I know they were huge in the 90's, though. I actually hear The Fixer sometimes on the radio, and I really like it, so maybe I'll go buy that one song. But everything else is just so meh.

    50. The Offspring - I love The Offspring, absolutely love them. These old guys keep rocking out and releasing good quality stuff, that's just fine by me. PlayHammerhead is such an awesome song, and I think PlayThe Kids Aren't Alright is probably one of my favorite songs ever made. I got some mad respect and I hope they keep releasing some groovy stuff.

    Anyways, there it is. I'm not even sure why I just did that, but I had the time, so I did it. I think I started at about 12:43 AM and I ended just now at 2:04, so that was a good hour of my time.

    There's no need to flame here, guys. I respect your taste in music, so please respect mine. If you disagree with something, right on, bro. I expect that most of you will disagree, which is 100% good. Opinions are important. Comment, flame, +1 to your post count, pee yourselves, or all of the above.

    This is a full blown assault!
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    27 Nov 2009, 13:55 by cHieFRocKer0815

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    Klangstabil - PlayKill All Lifeforms
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    Shock Therapy - Hate is a 4-Letter Word
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