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Title says it all. Post the artwork, who its by, favourite tracks and all that.


Viva la Vida - Coldplay
I bought this about 20 minutes ago, so no comments yet.

Pendulum - In Silico
Tracks - Shown in order of appearance, numbered in order of awesome.
6 - Showdown
8 - Different
2 - Propane Nightmares
9 - Visions
5 - Midnight Runner
1 - Other Side
7 - Mutiny
10 - 9000 Miles
4 - Granite
3 - The Tempest
I really love this album, more so the more I listen to it. It manages to bridge the gap between rock and electronica. Fans seem to be hard to come by though, but I hear they're kinda big in the UK.

The artwork from Pendulum looks very interesting

I hope it is OK to use the picture from upload.wikimedia.org directly


ill niño - ENIGMA
Favourite tracks: The alibi of tyrants; Arrastra

That's the closest picture I could find on the internet, I think that's what the cover looks like.

Yeah so, anyway, I like anything involving the Beatles, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, or John Lennon.

Don't kill me but:

My dad downloaded Popcorn, cheesy song
It is from the Frog right?

*Kills DKCplayer*.

*Sees TNT barrel from Gnawzookas bazooka. It breaks and reveals a piece of paper saying 'just kidding'* OK...

Kiddy14 wrote:It is from the Frog right?

If it goes 'Ribbit Ribbit" in the song, it's it.

Who knew this all started from an imitation of the sound of a two-stroke moped engine.

DKCplayer wrote:*Sees TNT barrel from Gnawzookas bazooka. It breaks and reveals a piece of paper saying 'just kidding'* OK...

Curses, wrong barrel. Foiled again...

Who knew this all started from an imitation of the sound of a two-stroke moped engine.

I did. Also, he was originally the Freaky Frog.

He needs pants too.

Much agreed.

In Germany, it took some time until the TV broadcasters noticed that there is something to hide. Luckily they've censored it before they sended a newer "song" on children's programm the first time.

If I remember correctly

He (It anyway) was ACTUALLY originally called The Annoying Thing. Says so on the original video.
Also, the noise was made by Daniel Marmadahl. Here's the original noise for those who can withstand it:
http://sumeet.info/files/2taktare.mp3

Daft Punk- Alive 2007

My favorite songs in this album are Television Rules The Nation and Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger.

Muse - Hullabaloo Soundtrack
This is the last Muse CD I needed to finish my collection, and I should've bought it earlier. Anyway, the first disc consists of B-Sides. I've been listening to it through a few times since yesterday and my favourite tracks I can remember are Map of Your Head and Hyper Chondriac Music. I know all the songs from the live CD, and it's a treat being able to listen to their older tracks that weren't on HAARP live. Citizen Erased sounded epic, and the guitar in Showbiz sounded cool. I'll listen to them both more this week though.


Kasabian - Kasabian
Havn't listened to it yet.


Rob Zombie - The Sinister Urge
I've listened to the first few tracks driving around, and they sounded pretty good. Nice driving music. I'll listen to it more this week too.


Bloc Party - A Weekend In The City
This was a great album. Bloc Party have the coolest drums in their songs, and they're pretty easy to get into. Hunting For Witches has a bitchin' riff (Youtube it), and it has Flux on it too which I only had as a dodgy quality download before.


The Killers - Day and Age
I don't like this as much as their earlier releases. It was too mellow and followed the usual Killer's patern of 2 or 3 good songs on the whole album, and the rest are overly average. Spaceman is my new favourite track by them though, I can't get enough of it. :D


The Killers - Sawdust
This was pretty subpar. Didn't have many standout tracks. The Mr Brightside remix was alright, and I liked the pirate song at the end of that. Apart from that, it was pretty easy listening. No standout songs, apart from "Where the White Boys Dance"... Which I already had from Sam's Town.


Alien Ant Farm - TruANT
I had to hunt for this CD everywhere - it was nigh on impossible to find. When I saw it for $15 though, I snatched it up as quickly as I could. I'd pay up to $35 for it now though. It's an excellent CD, all the songs on it are really good. I thought it was a really easy CD for me to get into. Glow still stands as my favourite AAF song.

I've bought more CD's than this in the last month, but this is all I'm talking about for now. Shows how varied my music collection gets. :P