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what a creative title, 'cause it's really a mix for watching and painting leaves.

01. Nils Petter Molvær - Hover
02. Murcof - Resignación (live version with Erik Truffaz & Talvin Singh)
03. Antenne - ttreaa#7
04. Food - Daddycation
05. DJ Krush - Day's End
06. Badmarsh & Shri - The Last Mile
07. Bill Laswell - Siren Song
08. Aluna - Autumn Song
09. Ganga - Autumn
10. Avril - Urban Serenade
11. Alpha - Hooper
12. Felix Laband - Minka
13. Gustavo Santaolalla - Can Emptiness Be Filled?
14. Endorphin - soon after silence
15. Bersarin Quartett - October
16. Digitonal - Gone
17. Your Hand In Mine - Calendar
18. Clogs - Kapsburger
19. Ass - Two different ways
20. Aaron Martin - Mannal Street
21. Nitin Sawhney - Firmament
22. Arborea - Rain
23. Alberto Iglesias - Encuentro
24. Max Richter - Autumn Music 1
25. Goldmund - Image-Autumn-Womb
26. Dustin O'Halloran - Opus 23

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Took this meme from cure4thecommon. :3

I'm starting from my top 2 though, because the first one, Die Drei Fragezeichen is an audio drama and i can't chose a favourite episode. XD


1. Dir en grey
First Song: Schweinの椅子
Made You Fall In Love: Schweinの椅子
Current Favourite: 蜷局

2. ムック
First Song: 絶望 or 我、在ルベキ場所 (Not sure.)
Made You Fall In Love: 路地裏 僕と君へ
Current Favourite: ハイドアンドシーク

3. KoЯn
First Song: Here to Stay
Made You Fall In Love: Here to Stay
Current Favourite: Lowrider

4. ラヴィアンローズ
First Song: DM
Made You Fall In Love: 2nd. L METAL
Current Favourite: ATTOHTEKI

5. The Prodigy
First Song: Firestarter
Made You Fall In Love: Breath
Current Favourite: Breath

6. Seeed
First Song: Dickes B. (feat. Black Kappa)
Made You Fall In Love: Dickes B. (feat. Black Kappa)
Current Favourite: Schwinger

7. Bloodhound Gang
First Song: Along Comes Mary
Made You Fall In Love: Along Comes Mary
Current Favourite: Why's Everybody Always Pickin' on Me

8. y.k.ユナイテッド
First Song: thousand and one night 2006
Made You Fall In Love: thousand and one night 2006
Current Favourite: SSS

9. Epik High
First Song: The End Times - 연주곡
Made You Fall In Love: Nocturne (Tablo's Word) (Not sure.)
Current Favourite: Lesson One (Tablo's Word)

10. 東京スカパラダイスオーケストラ
First Song: ストレンジ・バード
Made You Fall In Love: モンスター・ロック
Current Favourite: エレキでGO!

11. Scars on Broadway
First Song: Serious
Made You Fall In Love: 3005 (Not sure.)
Current Favourite: Chemicals

12. Queens of the Stone Age
First Song: No One Knows
Made You Fall In Love: No One Knows
Current Favourite: First It Giveth

13. Peter Fox
First Song: Alles Neu
Made You Fall In Love: Alles Neu
Current Favourite: Schüttel Deinen Speck

14. デンジャー☆ギャング
First Song: サムライ
Made You Fall In Love: サムライ
Current Favourite: DUTY

15. Hifana
First Song: TANGLANG ～短ラン～ (Not sure.)
Made You Fall In Love: NAMPOOH feat. Keyco
Current Favourite: PEETEEJAY

16. Die Ärzte
First Song: Zu spät (I guess.)
Made You Fall In Love: Schunder-Song
Current Favourite: Ein Sommer nur für mich

17. DJ Krush
First Song: Still Island (feat. Shuuzan Morita)
Made You Fall In Love: Distant Voices
Current Favourite: Song 2

18. 激楽隊
First Song: ｸﾙｰﾄﾞ
Made You Fall In Love: 心砂漠
Current Favourite: 心砂漠

19. Hans Zimmer
First Song: Jack Sparrow
Made You Fall In Love: The Kraken
Current Favourite: The Kraken

20. HIM
First Song: When Love and Death Embrace
Made You Fall In Love: Join Me
Current Favourite: It's All Tears (Drown in This Love)


I'm not sure about a few. And some of them are double, i know. But sometimes the first song i listend to was also the song which made me get into the band. :3

1. How did you get into 31?The Bustling Townships; I got into them geeze. I don 't have any idea. KBOO? By just going to a show?


2. What was the first song you ever heard by 22? Blink 182? I have no idea.


3. What's your favourite lyric by 29? Ariel Pink/Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti ? Christ that's impossible. Literally.


4. What is your favourite album by 46? Fancy I think. I had three albums byIdiot Flesh, and I'm pretty sure that's it.

5. How many albums by 13 do you own? Common? None. Not any more. I had Universal Mind Control.


6. What is your favourite song by 50? The Freeze? Damn. Probably Boston Not LA?


7. Is there a song by 4 that makes you sad? Andrew Jackson Jihad? Are you kidding me? Well, no, actually, they all make me pretty happy. I mean, I love the song so much it doesn't matter, but probably A Song In The Memory Of Stormy The Rabbit.

8. What is your favourite song by 15? Surf Nazis Must Die? ALL OF THEM. SHIT SON.


9. What is your favourite song by 5? Starfucker?! Christ! This is really hard. I'm not very good at this. Maybe Myke Ptyson?


10. Is there a song by 6 that makes you happy? Tool? Hmm. Maybe Third Eye?

11. What is your favourite album by 40? Adicts/Nirvana/Violent Femmes. Goddamnit. WAIT, I'll say the massive box set of N, and ... Hell if I know for the Adicts, they've got a ton of them. Violent Femmes, Add it Up.


12. What is your favourite song by 10? Franz Ferdinand? Impossible. All of them.


13. What is a good memory you have involving 33?Von Bondies? None really.


14. What is your favourite song by 37? Napalm Death/ Estradasphere. Fuck dude. ND, maybe the first song off Scum or Hatred Surge where isInstinct of Survival AND Multinational Corporations, Genocide Of the Starving Nations (repeat)


15. Is there a song by 19 that makes you happy? The Briefs? All of them, there's not a sad song in the bunch.


16. How many times have you seen 24 live? Punkin pie. No. I wish.

17. What is the first song you ever heard by 23? Smashing Pumpkins... ProbablyZero.


18. What is your favourite album by 11? PFFFFFFBBBBBBBT. The Goslings. All of them. They are magic rape for ear meats. Well, okay,


19. Who is a favourite member of 1? I don't KNOW any body in Animal Collective. WAIT. Panda Bear, Avery Tare, and ... umm... I don't know. That's two though. Not bad.


20. Have you ever seen 14 live? I would have killed for the opportunity to see Johnny Hobo and the Freight Trains live. Seriously.

21. What is a good memory involving 45?PLF? Not one besides listening to it.


22. What is your favourite song by 16?Weezer? The WEEZE?! C'mon!


23. What is the first song you ever heard by 47? First song by DJ Krush was off a tape Emil gave me... It was Only the strong survive.


24. What is your favourite album by 21? Black Dice? AGAIN MAN, C'MON. I don't even REMEMBER the album titles.


25. What is your favourite song by 18? PRF? you've got to be shitting me. Ok. Fine. We Got Disease, Circle That Pit Motherfucker, or maybe Hypocrite?


26. What is the first song you ever heard by 38?Andrew Wk. ANDREW W-FUCKING-K. PARTY PARTY PARTY. Uh, it was Ready To Die actually.


27. What is your favourite lyric by 3? Palatka? *SIGH* If you can even DISCERN the lyrics. Uh, Rate Times Time Equals Distance.


28. What is you favourite song by 2? Favorite song by the Thermals. WOW. FAIL.

29. What was the first song you ever heard by 32?Leftover Crack? I have no idea. Honestly.


31. How many times have you seen 17 live? I have seen Gogol Bordello live... um. shit. Three times?


32. Is there a song by 44 that makes you happy? The Microphones, I'm Getting Cold. That whole album makes me happy.


33. What is you favourite album by 12? Charles Bronson? HAHA. The entire Discocrappy.


34. What is the worst song by 46? Idiot Flesh, I'm not even that familiar with the songs I don't like.


35. What was the first song you ever heard by 34? LEN. HA, that's easy. If You Steal My Sunshine!


36. What is you favourite album by 42? Adicts/Nirvana/Violent Femmes. Already Asked.


37. How many times have you seen 39 live?X? None. I could of seen them, but nah.


38. What is your favourite album by 36? ND, Estradasphere. Nope.


39. What was the first song you ever heard by 28? Spazz? I'm really not sure. OH OHOH, It was off Possessed To Skate. That's all I know.


40. What is you favourite album by 7? Rudimentary Peni. FUCK YOU. I LOVE THEM ALL EQUALLY. But if I had to say, Cacophony MAYBE. MAYBE.

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Sat 17 Oct – Treasure Island Music Festival

We got to the island early by taking the 108 from the Transbay Terminal, unlike those tools taking shuttles. Before we went in my friends transferred all their weed and flasks into tampon boxes. This worked, but one of them had their pepper spray confiscated.

None of us cared for any of the opening acts, so we got face-painted and ate churros and watched movies in the Kinostan tent for a couple hours. Murs was cool but occasionally contradictory. He encouraged us to take pills at sunset, but then told us not to leave on a stretcher. He bragged about not rapping about murder, then had to apologize after ending one of his songs with the lyric "Bitch, I'll kill you." Bizarrely, he thanked Spike Jonze (not present) for making Where the Wild Things Are.

We camped out for Passion Pit, who were not as cool as all my drunk and high friends seemed to think, but it was pretty dancy stuff. The schedule's description of their music said they were "Brian Wilson"-esque. That is stupid.

I left P. Pit early to get to the tunnel stage, where Dan Deacon rocked the fuck out, with his band! Apparently it was the first time this tour he'd gotten the ensemble together. THIS was a show: Deacon makes you wonder why more performers don't break down the barrier between the stage and the audience. He had us form a circle for an interpretive dance contest, twice, and then crafted the audience into two great tunnels, weaving from the stage to the ferris wheel. It was good shit.

After his set most of my friends were napping off the pot brownies they'd eaten. I went to listen to The Streets for a bit. The main dude was pissed (in both senses) and failing to get girls in the front row to strip for him. He kept saying "San Frandisco" as if he was the first person to come up with that joke. He's a tool.

The next two acts, Brazilian Girls and DJ Krush, made me realize that you have to be retarded to appreciate most of Treasure Island's Saturday line-up. The lyrics to the first Brazilian Girls tune went something like "Are you going to have a good time? Tonight! Are you going to have a good time! Tonight!" During the instrumental break, the singer walked to the edge of the stage and asked: "Are you going to have a good time, tonight!" Everyone responded, yes! We are going to have a good time tonight. When they started up their last number, the "Pussy Marijuana" song people in my house keep blasting, I knew for sure that I was woefully unretarded for this kind of shit.

I think during MC Conrad and MSTRKRFT we were all just sitting around the cove and wishing that we weren't there. Or at least I was. Maybe my friends were sitting around feeling like they'd gotten their money's worth. MSTRKRFT ended their set by playing Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody - not making it their own in any way, just playing it. People went nuts.

Girl Talk brought me out of my vicodin-induced moping. Depending on who you talk to, Girl Talk is either a mash-up wizard, or the first guy to figure out you can make tons of money by selling the shit you put together in Ableton when you're bored. But this guy throws a party: tons of fans are brought on-stage, TP-ing devices decorate the stage and the crowd, and giant inflatable snakes wriggle across the audience, until assholes pop them with their keys. It wasn't Dan Deacon's kindergarten party but at least it had a party in mind.

Finally, the headliner: MGMT was pretty tight. I'd seen them before in Mountain View, before they got big worldwide. Back then I thought they sucked, but now that I've been adequately conditioned I realize how much they rock. Since it was apparently their last show of the tour, they decided to play their first album from front to back. I assume, though, given that they only have one album, this was not terribly unusual.

The album is frontloaded with the hits, so people started leaving as soon as Kids ended. Then people left in droves before the encore. By the time they finished up the encore of new songs, none of which were particularly memorable, my friends and I were the only people left on the island.

We tried to be clever again and take the 108 back to SF. DON'T TRY THAT, it causes nothing but grief. It turns out the best escape route is the one they set up with the shuttles, so get ready to be a fuckin' tool if you ever go.

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Woke up at 11 the next morning and didn't make it to the island until around 1:30. Kinda bummed I missed Sleepy Sun, cuz everyone was buzzing about them all day. Thao Nguyen is the female Jack Johnson.

We watched Spiral Stairs until it got too depressing to watch Spiral Stairs, and went to the Kino tent to watch the Dan Deacon movie, which consisted of slow-motion acid-filtered clips from Arnold Schwarzenneger films. This was more or less what I expected a Dan Deacon movie to be.

Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeroes were way more fun than I expected. I don't know what I expected, actually. These Paraguayans were unbelievably, unbelievably cute. The hippie dude who was their lead singer, likely Edward Sharpe himself, had some just heartwarming moments with the female singer, a blonde wearing a trenchcoat and pixie haircut. They played folky jams and I wanted to marry all of them.

Next was the main event, for me anyway: Grizzly Bear. Grizzly Bear is some talented motherfuckers. They played ten songs, three from Yellow House, and were nothing short of magical. They do not miss a beat, these guys. It was windiest during their set, and the sun would occasionally poke through the clouds onto the stage and light up all their instruments, and theirs was the only music that felt deserving of these accidents.

Beirut sucked, they only played one song.

I don't listen to The Decemberists, but I'd read that they've been playing their latest album, a rock opera, in full at all of their stops. I was hoping this wouldn't be the case at a festival but they are some committed fools. I had no idea what was happening story-wise, but the visuals were pretty, and they had some surprisingly grungey bits in there. It at least made me want to torrent that album.

And lastly, The Flaming Lips. Nothing short of spectacular. The band came out onto the stage from a giant pulsating vagina; Coyne rolled out in his hamster ball onto the audience; dancing snow monsters and sea monsters and confetti cannons and balloons and strobe lights and crowd surfing. It made me feel really good about everything.

I don't know if I needed to go to the Saturday show, but Sunday was pretty exceptional, at least when Beirut wasn't playing. Grizzly Bear rocks the shit, and the Flaming Lips are not to be missed.

Poprawka. Southern Sun oczywiście nie jest utworem DJ Tiësto tylko Paula Oakenfolda. Moja pomyłka wynikła zapewne z faktu, iż częściej odtwarzam Southern Sun (DJ Tiësto mix).

Wracając jeszcze do występu DJ Krusha. Napisałem poprzednio że w secie dało się usłyszeć Stem/Long Stem a chodziło mi o Organ Donor. Po odkryciu pomyłki, zwaliłem to na niedostateczną jeszcze znajomość twórczości DJ Shadowa, ale po czasie zorientowałem się, że zarówno Stem/Long Stem jak i Organ Donor wykorzystują sample z Tears. Generalnie jednak w secie niekoniecznie musiało pojawić się coś z wymienionych wyżej utworów. Całkiem niedawno światło dzienne ujrzał Organ Grinder, który również korzysta z Tears. Czyli to mógł być DJ Shadow, Giorgio Moroder albo Trevor Loveys.
W secie dało się też usłyszeć Tom's Dinner. Wątpliwości raczej nie ma że to była Suzanne Vega, ale jej pojawienie się chyba niekoniecznie spowodowane zostało chęcią wmiksowania popu. Całkiem niedawno światła dziennego nie ujrzał Tom's Diner (Bingo Players Bootleg). Miałem okazję go usłyszeć i jest nawet, nawet.

Takie ciekawostki ;)

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