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  • Would yesterday's classical composers be today's metalheads?

    Dez 3 2009, 4h50 por LordRama

    Probably not. Let's see what they would actually be doing:

    Johann Pachelbel - One of the world's leading producers of elevator music. His is the music you hear every minute of every day you spend in an office or airport, even if you never hear his name a single time.
    Antonio Vivaldi - New age-style ambient with Eastern influences, along the lines of Robert Rich. (He wrote The Seasons, must mean he's all about nature and shit.)
    Johann Sebastian Bach - Jazz fusion guitarist. Member of a commercially successful, if fairly traditional quartet.
    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - A member of a prog or post-rock band, something along the lines of Tortoise or Gastr Del Sol.
    Ludwig van Beethoven - Post-punk guitarist and composer. Frequently trolls the last.fm Jonas Brothers shoutbox and racks up multiple banned last.fm accounts.
    Frédéric Chopin - One of the most influential hip hop producers of our generation.
    Johannes Brahms - Alternative rock guitarist. Uses alternate tunings with lots of power chords and an overall grunge-influenced sound.
    Richard Wagner - He'd be a metalhead, but only because he hated Jews.
    Claude Debussy - Ambient producer, frequently uses treated guitar-work and grainy washes of lo-fi found sound. Keyboards occasionally.
    Erik Satie - Bassist in Enya's live band.
    Charles Ives - Synthesist in a krautrock-influenced experimental rock band.
    Igor Stravinsky - One of those electronic producers (idm, breakcore, whatever the fuck) who uses 16/173 time signature with lots of snare rushes. Frequently samples anime, crying children, and torture porn.

    Well, there you have it. You will not find my analysis lacking.
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  • Last.FM Millestones

    Nov 29 2009, 0h39 por mandrak2000

    Last.FM Milestones5000th track: (15 Dec 2007)
    Ike & Tina Turner - Goodbye so long
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    Boris Vian et son Orchestre du "Tabou" - Sweet and Be Bop
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    坂本九 - ともだち
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    Mark Lindsay; Paul Revere; Paul Revere & The Raiders - Steppin' Out
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    Gene Vincent - TocarWell, I Knocked Bim Bam
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    Ludwig van Beethoven - TocarNo. 9 in G
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    Dyslexie - Futur proche
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    OBJECTUM-SEXUALIS! - TocarDON'T TEAR DOWN MY WIFE: THE BERLIN WALL
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    Deep Purple - Maybe I'm A Leo (1997 Remix)
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    Xavier Cugat - Judith
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  • Library: Classical music

    Nov 20 2009, 3h58 por MrLJM

    ===========
    Early/Renaissance
    ===========
    Hildegard von Bingen
    William Byrd
    Carlo Gesualdo
    Orlando Gibbons
    John Dowland
    Claudio Monteverdi
    Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
    Josquin des Prez
    John Wilbye

    ===========
    Baroque
    ===========
    Tomaso Giovanni Albinoni
    Johann Sebastian Bach
    Georg Friedrich Händel
    Henry Purcell
    Antonio Vivaldi

    ===========
    Classical
    ===========
    Ludwig van Beethoven
    Franz Joseph Haydn
    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
    Franz Schubert

    ===========
    Romantic
    ===========
    Mily Balakirev
    Georges Bizet
    Alexander Borodin
    Frédéric Chopin
    Antonín Dvořák
    Franz Liszt
    Jules Massenet
    Felix Mendelssohn
    Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky
    Giacomo Puccini
    Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
    Camille Saint-Saëns
    Robert Schumann
    Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
    Giuseppe Verdi
    Richard Wagner

    ===========
    19th/20th Century (Late-Romantic/Early-Modernist)
    ===========
    Claude Debussy
    Sir Edward Elgar
    Gustav Holst
    Gustav Mahler
    Sergei Rachmaninoff
    Maurice Ravel
    Erik Satie
    Alexander Scriabin
    Jean Sibelius
    Richard Strauss
    Ralph Vaughan Williams
    Peter Warlock

    ===========
    Modern
    ===========
    Samuel Barber
    Benjamin Britten
    John Cage
    Henry Cowell
    György Ligeti
    Arvo Pärt
    Sergei Prokofiev
    Karlheinz Stockhausen
    Nicholas Wright
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  • Quick explanation of my taste in music

    Nov 18 2009, 1h56 por Quendus

    I was raised on Echo and the Bunnymen, the best sixties album in the world... ever!, various [English] mediaeval songs, The Muppet Show, and my sister's compilation tapes from (I guess) when she was in high school. I hated classicalmusic and I was ambivalent to all the music that the media was forcing down everyone else's throats because I just wasn't exposed to it (much).
    As I approached the age of 11 I began to care about/listen to music less and less (and I became more and more of a compulsive reader). This stopped one winter when I found myself ill, bedbound, and without anything new to read. I had received an FM radio that Christmas, and the only station that was any fun to listen to was Classic FM (they happened to be playing Ludwig van Beethoven's TocarOde to Joy when I turned it on). I spent most of a year gradually accepting the classical aesthetic as superior before I started to learn the piano (aged 12). As I progressed through the grades (grade 2 after 1 year, then 4, 6, 7, and 8) My teacher allowed me increasing freedom to play what I wanted. Either that, or I just played whatever I wanted to on top of all the exam pieces and ones she suggested. Hard to remember. Also, throughout this period I desperately wanted to play the harpsichord and the clarinet. These days, just the harpsichord.
    Anyway, as I grew I became more fascinated by Beethoven's music, which I perceived as beautiful, well-constructed, and emotional without (in general) having to rely on extramusical texts and programmes. Reading about him and looking at his works in chronological order (paying particular attention to opus 90 and onwards) revealed a concern for pushing the (then very strict) boundaries of music and struggling to find a musical idiom that was his own. This seemed a very noble cause, and the chaotic fun of the fugue from his Hammerklavier
    Sonata
    , not to mention the 20th-century avant-garde that continued along similarly abrasive lines, convinced me that this was a direction I would like to take with any music I might compose.
    By then, I pretty much held any music that used a drum kit in contempt. :)

    At this point the chronology starts to break down. Aged 16, I discovered Dada while perusing the art section of my sixth form library. Dada became a focus for my thoughts on visual art, though not for my thoughts on music until, on a whim, I listened to the dada tag radio on last.fm. Most if not all of it blew my mind, but the most memorable results were Pornoheft and Nakkilan palokunnan tanssiyhtye. NPTY is probably the main cause for my appreciation of the apskaft no-fi aesthetic.
    At some point, I snatched someone's goff rock compilation off the internet, mostly out of curiosity because I had a goffick friend and no idea what her music actually sounded like. In the dark, The Hanging Garden and TocarTransmission, among others, were surprisingly listenable, and after a while I ended up just buying the albums that contained them (and a few others). So, my approach to all rock and pop is via Bauhaus, Joy Division, The Cure, and The Sisters of Mercy.
    The next thing to mention is black metal. I was unimpressed by metal in general, because it seemed to lack the subtlety of the gothic rock that I had begun to listen to. The heavy timbres and textures didn't interest me as much as the creepyier , more subdued textures (and minor harmonies) of gothic rock. However, the first piece of black metal that I heard was Des médecins malades et des saints séquestrés, which behind all the guitar noise used compound metre, interesting (and mediaeval-inspired) melodies, complex structure, and basically everything else I liked. It was a while before I went looking for other tracks, let alone other bands, but it happened.

    Just before going to university, I did a few things:
    First, I put my AS-level music composition on last.fm (TocarMaybe).
    Second, I recorded various components of my computer (on the suggestion of everything2.com and put them on last.fm.
    Third, I visited Erik Satie's grave and the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris. Only the latter affected my music, but the former was very moving. While I was at the Pompidou Centre (which is the only thing within the bounnds of Paris worth seeing), I bought Andy Hamilton's book Aesthetics & Music; a DVD containing various Dadaist film experiments; and one of Sub Rosa's Anthologies of noise & Electronic Music. You can imagine how this interacted with my desire to be Beethovenish in pushing the limits of music...

    From there it's too chaotic to write meaningfully or concisely about (Not that this is concise). Suffice it to say that I should have mentioned minimalism post-rock, spoken word, polish, neofolk, french, neoclassical darkwave, and...
    Yeah anyway. Stopping now.
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  • The tagging of Beethoven's 9th Symphony

    Nov 15 2009, 19h53 por Quispiam

    One of my all time favorite works are Ludwig van Beethoven's 9th Symphony. Now how is it supposed to be tagged for Last.fm? Some tag it as one track - 9th Symphony, but the file I have is divided into twelve parts, first tagged very strangely. I have thus changed them into:
    * 9th Symphony - 1st Movement
    * 9th Symphony - 2nd Movement - I
    * 9th Symphony - 2nd Movement - II
    * 9th Symphony - 2nd Movement - III
    * 9th Symphony - 3rd Movement - I
    * 9th Symphony - 3rd movement
    * 9th Symphony - 4th Movement - I
    * 9th Symphony - 4th Movement - II
    * 9th Symphony - 4th Movement - III
    * 9th Symphony - 4th Movement - IV
    * 9th Symphony - 4th Movement - V
    * 9th Symphony - 4th Movement - VI
    * 9th Symphony - 4th Movement - VII

    Comments?
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  • Nationalities of My Top 100 Artists (Nov '09)

    Nov 15 2009, 16h49 por stylesr

    United States (54):
    Dream Theater
    Metallica
    Hollywood Undead
    John Mellencamp
    Eagles
    Megadeth
    Symphony X
    Liquid Tension Experiment
    Santana
    Mötley Crüe
    Avenged Sevenfold
    Van Halen
    Skid Row
    W.A.S.P.
    Fates Warning
    Platypus
    Poison
    The Jelly Jam
    Dio
    Slayer
    Creedence Clearwater Revival
    KISS
    Bon Jovi
    Aerosmith
    Shadows Fall
    Spinal Tap
    Stryper
    Liquid Trio Experiment
    Winger
    Harold Faltermeyer
    Escape the Fate
    Alice Cooper
    Racer X
    Eminem
    Dokken
    Trivium
    Survivor
    A Day to Remember
    Beatallica
    Jeff Wayne
    Toto
    Kenny Loggins
    Paul Anka
    Tenacious D
    Vince Neil
    Bowling for Soup
    Chroma Key
    John Williams
    Extreme
    Blue Öyster Cult
    White wizzard
    Alcatrazz
    Steel Panther
    Michael Jackson

    United Kingdom (28):
    Whitesnake
    Bad Company
    Free
    Bullet For My Valentine
    Rainbow
    Gary Moore
    Muse
    DragonForce
    Iron Maiden
    Thunder
    Deep Purple
    Rory Gallagher
    Saxon
    Wham!
    Queen
    Discharge
    Napalm Death
    Queen + Paul Rodgers
    Diamond Head
    Lostprophets
    Bill Bailey lol
    Thin Lizzy
    Led Zeppelin
    Feeder
    Every Word Is Yours
    David Coverdale
    Eric Clapton
    Alestorm

    Germany (5):
    Scorpions
    Helloween
    Axel Rudi Pell
    Johann Sebastian Bach
    Ludwig van Beethoven

    Sweden (4):
    Yngwie Malmsteen
    Europe
    Opeth
    Pain of Salvation

    Italy (2):
    Rhapsody (Of Fire)
    Ennio Morricone

    Denmark (2):
    Mercyful Fate
    King Diamond

    Canada (1):
    Bryan Adams

    Austria (1)
    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

    France (1)
    Pipo & Elo

    Unknown (1)
    The String Quartet

    Finland (1)
    Turisas

    Austrialia(1)
    AC/DC
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  • My favorite artists by genre

    Nov 3 2009, 23h40 por Jatup

    My favorite artists by genre. Just making this so later on I can see how my taste has changed. At least 2 artists per genre, no more than 10. Artists can appear more than once if they work with many genres.


    Ambient:

    1. Solar Fields
    2. Carbon Based Lifeforms
    3. Banco de Gaia
    4. Solar Quest
    5. Cell
    6. Aes Dana
    7. Yagya
    8. Hol Baumann
    9. Adham Shaikh
    10. Asura

    General Chillout:

    1. Adham Shaikh
    2. Kaya Project
    3. Moby
    3. Angel Tears
    4. Chicane
    5. Enigma
    6. SnakeStyle
    7. Gaudi

    Classical:

    1 .Ludwig van Beethoven
    2. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
    3. Antonio Vivaldi
    3. Johann Sebastian Bach
    4. Frédéric Chopin

    Dubstep:

    1. Burial
    2. Boxcutter

    Hip- Hop:

    1. Kaliber 44
    2. Paktofonika
    3. O.S.T.R.
    4. Cannibal Ox
    5. Coolio

    IDM:

    1. Kettel
    2. Secede
    3. Hibernation
    4. Nalepa

    Metal (all sub-genres included):

    1. Iron Maiden
    2. Falkenbach
    3. Summoning
    4. Arkona (Pol)
    5. Korpiklaani
    6. Blind Guardian
    7. Burzum
    8. Ensiferum

    Neofolk:

    1. Current 93
    2. Blood Axis
    3. Of the Wand and the Moon
    4. Nature and Organisation
    5. Kiss the Anus of a Black Cat
    6. Death in June

    Psychill and Psydub:

    1. Shpongle
    2. Ott
    3. Androcell / Distant System
    4. Slackbaba
    5. Phutureprimitive
    6. Puff Dragon
    7. Aural Planet
    8. Celtic Cross
    9. The Peaking Goddess Collective
    10. Tripswitch

    Punk:

    1. Misfits
    2. Dezerter
    3. Kazik
    4. The Analogs
    5. KSU

    Rock:

    1. Pink Floyd
    2. Led Zeppelin
    3. Dire Straits
    4. The Rolling Stones
    5. Guns N' Roses
    6. The Doors
    7. Kult / Kazik
    8. The Who
    9. Lynyrd Skynyrd
    10. Queen

    Singer-Songwriter kind of thing (I don't like this tag, but it works well here):

    1. Bob Dylan
    2. Lou Reed
    3. Cat Stevens
    4. Leonard Cohen
    5. Iggy Pop

    Sung Poetry:

    1. Stare Dobre Małżeństwo
    2. Raz Dwa, Trzy
    3. Wolna Grupa Bukowina
    4. Pod Budą
    5. Grzegorz Turnau

    Non-psychedelic Trance:

    1. Art of Trance
    2. Union Jack
    3. L.S.G.
    4. Cygnus X
    5. Underworld
    6. Orbital
    7. Cosmic Baby

    Psychedelic Trance (including goa, psytrance etc.):

    1. Hallucinogen
    2. Dimension 5
    3. Blue Planet Corporation
    4. Cosmosis
    5. X-Dream
    6. Filteria
    7. Transwave
    8. Jaïa
    9. Man With No Name
    10. Khetzal
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  • Ambivalencia

    Out 27 2009, 21h05 por NZs

    2009. október 25. – The Hilliard Ensemble & Arditti Quartet

    Bevallom férfiasan, hogy a koncerten fellépő két együttesből (The Hilliard Ensemble, Arditti Quartet) egyiket sem ismertem különösebben; persze annak tudatában voltam, hogy két világhírű együttes fellépésének leszek tanúja, így az elvárásaim is olyanok voltak. Mindezt tetézte, hogy a 133-as Beethoven opust leszámítva a koncert egyik műsorszáma sem nevezhető a törzsrepertoár részének - vagy azért mert túl régi, vagy azért mert túl új.
    A koncert a mércének megfelelően kezdődött: Pérotin Videruntját a Hilliardék tökéletesen adták elő, amennyiben létezik a tökéletes előadás. Mindez azért is szerencsés, mert az 1200-as években élt szerző művészete annyira ismeretlen a koncertre járó közönségnek, hogy „öregségét” meghazutolva nagyon is frissnek hat (jellemző módon a koncert után sokan - akik vélhetőleg nem olvasták a műsorfüzetet - Pérotint, mint modern szerzőt emlegették.
    Ez után a kezdés után a koncert Ludwig van Beethoven op. 133-as Nagy Fúgájával sajnos nem úgy folytatódott, ahogy kellett volna. Az Arditti Quartet (és a másik csapat) mentségére legyen szólva, hogy a Művészetek Palotája korántsem a legideálisabb helyszín az ilyen jellegű kamarahangversenyekhez, de ez még nem menti fel őket az olyan vétségek alól, mint a helyenként idegesítően pontatlan intonáció és ritmika, amelyből az utóbbi azért is rossz, mert az együttes helyenként majdnem szét is ment. A hangszín a forte szakaszokban nagyon élettelen volt, ráadásul helyenként még erősen recsegett-ropogott is az egész, így ezek a szakaszok (az ezekhez társuló artikulációs fantáziátlanságnak köszönhetően) egy csúnya, hangos masszaként szóltak. A halkabb részek már tartogattak nagyon szép állásokat, de ez sajnos kevés volt ahhoz, hogy feledjük a hangos részek nyilvánvaló hibáit.
    Az ezt követő, közösen előadott műsorszám viszont talán a koncert csúcspontja volt. Brice Pauset Portrait című műve alatt többször jég futkosott a hátamon, és helyenként komoly félelmeim voltak. Nem tudom, hogy a szerző szándéka ez volt-e, de mindenesetre dicséretes, hogy a kompozíció reakciókat vált ki az emberből. Az előadás - mintegy a fúgát feledtetve - remek volt, a vonósnégyes korábban ostorozott hangszíne itt kiválóan megfelelt (ekkor láttam be, hogy végül is egy kortárs zenére specializálódott gárdáról van szó).
    A szünet előtt még Loyset Compere TocarOmnium bonorum plena motettáját hallgathattuk meg. Sajnos itt már a Hilliard korlátait is megtapasztalhattuk: az énekesek helyenként disztonáltak, ill. az együttes helyenként túlságosan fádul szólt. Ezek szerencsére csak ritkán fordultak elő, de éppen elégszer ahhoz, hogy az amúgy tökéletes előadást árnyalják.
    A szünet után elsőként az Arditti Quartet jelentt meg a színpadon, és tolmácsolta számunkra John Cage The Apartment House című kvartettjét, ami egy rendkívül jópofa mű: az amerikai forradalom idején élt zenészek műveiből összeállított darabban a szerző a kínai jóskönyv, a Ji Csing alapján, jóspálcikák segítségével határozta meg melyik mű, melyik után következzen. A megidézett darabokat merev bal kézzel, vagyis minden vibrálás nélkül, szög-egyenes hangokkal játszotta el az együttes. Minden kis skicc olyan lett, mint egy vastag vonalakkal meghúzott karikatúra. Az elődás nagyon jól sikerült.
    Csakúgy, mint az ezt követő Guillaume de Machaut művek (név szerint: Plange, regni respublica M22, Se j'aim mon loyal ami, Felix virgo). Az együttes a szerző nagyságához méltóan szólaltatta meg az izoritmikus motettákat (mindhárom játékos kötött ritmusformulákat ismételget, egymástól függetlenül; Machaut egymástól függetlenül alakította egy-egy szólam ritmusát (taleáját), és dallamvonalát (colorját). A szövegegységeket hordozó, azonos ritmusú periódusokhoz szabta a tenor szólamot. A talea a szöveg egységének megfelelve általában egy strófa: az izoritmia a tenorra felépített versforma). Sajnos a Compere műben emlegetett problémák itt már hosszabb időre megjelentek, több alkalommal, amit elszomorító volt hallani.
    Nem tudom, hogy a műsort kik állították össze, de nagyon rossz ötlet volt James Clarke Untitled, No. 4 művét a koncert végére tenni (pontosabban: műsoron szerepeltetni kár volt). Egyrészt a mű túl hosszú és unalmas, ráadásul semmilyen érzést nem kelt az emberben. Hiába játszott a műnek megfelelő virtuozitással Irvine Arditti, sajnos ez is hidegen hagyta a közönséget (ráadásul ez megint az a fajta hegedülés, amivel egy Beethovenben, de akár egy Bartók kvartettben nem megy semmire).
    Ugyan a koncert folyamán voltak igen-igen jó részek is, de az összbenyomás mégse lett olyan jó, köszönhetően a technikai problémáknak és az utolsó műsorszámnak. A Hilliard esetében az a szomorú, hogy ez már nem az a minőségű Hilliard, ami régebben volt, Ardittiék esetében meg az, hogy hiába játsszák a kortárs műveket látszólag kifogástalanul, azért elgondolkodtató: ha a Beethovent így játszották, lehet kortárs darabok előadása sem volt olyan jó?
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  • 30 Questions About My Top 30

    Out 26 2009, 6h18 por MisterJunior

    I'm a sucker for a good (or bad) survey, so here's another...

    1. How did you get into 29?
    The Beatles: Hard to say. I remember my mom playing some Beatles stuff when I was younger but I didn't really listen to them very much again until I was probably 18 or 19.

    2. What was the first song you ever heard by 22?
    The Band: I'm sure it was either "The Weight" or "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down."

    3. How many albums by 13 do you own?
    Dead Kennedys: All of them except the live archival stuff they've put out recently.

    4. What is your favorite song by 15?
    Dead Can Dance: I'll say "Black Sun" because I guess technically "How Fortunate the Man with None" is a cover of sorts.

    5. What is your favorite song by 5?
    John Coltrane: I like "Alabama" a lot. "Equinox" is great too. I'll say "Alabama," though.

    6. Is there a song by 6 that makes you happy?
    Johann Sebastian Bach: Lots, but I'll be predictable and say the "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" movement of Cantata 147.

    7. What is your favorite song by 10?
    Neil Young: "Cowgirl in the Sand."

    8. What is a good memory you have involving 30?
    The Velvet Underground: I can't really think of anything specific.

    9. Is there a song by 19 that makes you happy?
    Madvillain: The whole Madvillainy album makes me happy. I'd be even happier if they ever put out the proper follow-up to it.

    10. How many times have you seen 25 live?
    Steely Dan: Never! I would love to see them live, though.

    12. What is your favorite album by 11?
    The Rolling Stones: The four from Beggars Banquet to Exile on Main St. are all equally awesome, I think... but in the past couple years my favorite has been The Rolling Stones, Now!.

    13. What is your favorite song by 1?
    Thelonious Monk: I'll say "Bemsha Swing."

    14. Have you ever seen 14 live?
    Misfits: No. I'm not old enough to have seen them when they were together, and I don't consider the current band to be the same Misfits.

    15. What is a good memory involving 27?
    The Jesus Lizard: Check back with me in November, when I hope to have seen them live.

    16. What is your favorite song by 16?
    The Fall: That's like asking a parent to name their favorite child. If I had a gun to my head I would say "Garden."

    17. What is your favorite album by 18?
    Morphine: Probably Cure for Pain, but The Night has really grown on me lately.

    18. What is your favorite song by 21?
    Pixies: "Motorway to Roswell."

    19. What is the first song you ever heard by 26?
    Carl Orff: "O Fortuna" from Carmina Burana.

    20. What is your favorite album by 2?
    Ludwig van Beethoven: He pre-dates the idea of "albums," so I'll skip this one.

    21. What is you favorite song by 3?
    Tom Waits: "All the World is Green."

    22. What is you favorite song by 8?
    Cows: Again, this is very difficult. I'll say "Cabin Man," although I've likely perjured myself since I think I said "The Man" in another survey.

    23. How many times have you seen 17 live?
    Minutemen: None.

    24. What is the worst song by 12?
    Bill Evans: I haven't heard anywhere close to everything he ever recorded, but it's tough for me to think of a bad song of his that I have heard.

    25. What was the first song you ever heard by 28?
    Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds: "Red Right Hand," which pops up randomly in Dumb & Dumber.

    26. What is you favorite album by 7?
    Ramones: The debut. I'd put it in my top 3 albums of all time.

    27. What is your favorite song by 24?
    The Clash: "Straight to Hell."

    28. Is there a song by 9 that makes you happy?
    Lou Reed: "Walk on the Wild Side" makes me kind of happy. If I could include "Sweet Jane" that would be my choice.

    29. What is your favorite album by 4?
    NoMeansNo: 0+2=1.

    30. How many albums do you own by 20?
    Fugazi: All of them except the "Furniture" single.
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  • Favourite Songs In Movie Moments

    Out 24 2009, 17h55 por thomas10

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    1 Them - It's All Over Now Baby Blue
    as used in "Basquiat"
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    2 Underworld - TocarBorn Slippy
    as used in "Trainspotting"
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    3 Gioacchino Rossini - TocarThe Thieving Magpie
    as used in "Clockwork Orange"
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    4 Love and Rockets - TocarThis Heaven
    as used in "The Doom Generation"
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    5 Bo Diddley - TocarBo Diddley
    as used in "Fritz The Cat"
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    6 Tom Waits - TocarInnocent When You Dream (78)
    as used in "Smoke"
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    7 M.I.A. - TocarPaper Planes
    as used in "Slumdog Millionaire"
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    8 Dick Dale - TocarMisirlou
    as used in "Pulp Fiction"
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    9 Simon & Garfunkel - TocarThe Only Living Boy in New York
    as used in "Garden State"
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    10 Stealers Wheel - TocarStuck In The Middle With You
    as used in "Reservoir Dogs"
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    11 T. Rex - TocarCosmic Dancer
    as used in "Billie Elliott"
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    12 Joy Division - Atmosphere
    as used in "Control"
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    13 Mulatu Astatke - Yekermo Sew
    as used in "Broken Flowers"
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    14 Laura Nyro - It's Gonna Take a Miracle
    as used in "A Home At The End Of The World"
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    15 Iggy Pop - TocarLust For Life
    as used in "Trainspotting"
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    16 Bob Dylan - Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
    as used in "Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas"
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    17 Wendy Rene - TocarAfter Laughter (Comes Tears)
    as used in "Gegen Die Wand"
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    18 Dinah Washington - TocarWhat A Difference A Day Makes
    as used in "Lola Rennt"
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    19 Bobby Womack - TocarAcross 110th Street
    as used in "Jackie Brown"
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    20 Iron & Wine - TocarSuch Great Heights
    as used in "Garden State"
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    21 The Stranglers - TocarGolden Brown
    as used in "Snatch"
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    22 Bob Marley & The Wailers - TocarIs This Love
    as used in "In The Name Of The Father"
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    23 The Soggy Bottom Boys - TocarI Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow
    as used in "O Brother Where Art Thou"
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    24 The Velvet Underground - TocarVenus In Furs
    as used in "The Doors"
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    25 Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - TocarRed Right Hand
    as used in "Scream"
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    26 The Doors - The End
    as used in "Apocalypse Now"
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    27 Sam Cooke - TocarA Change Is Gonna Come
    as used in "Malcolm X"
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    28 DeVotchKa - How It Ends
    as used in "Little Miss Sunshine"
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    29 Esquivel - TocarMucha Muchacha
    as used in "The Big Lebowski"
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    30 Van Morrison - TocarGloria
    as used in "The Outsiders"
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    31 Tom Waits - Little Drop of Poison
    as used in "Shrek 2"
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    32 Bob Marley & The Wailers - TocarBurnin' And Lootin'
    as used in "La Haine"
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    33 Eddie Vedder - TocarThe Wolf
    as used in "Into The Wild"
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    34 Louis Armstrong - TocarWhat A Wonderful World
    as used in "Bowling For Columbine"
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    35 Nancy Sinatra - TocarBang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)
    as used in "Kill Bill"
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    36 Hot Chocolate - TocarYou Sexy Thing
    as used in "Boogie Nights"
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    37 Folk Implosion - TocarNothing Gonna Stop
    as used in "Kids"
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    38 Sergei Rachmaninoff - Piano Concerto No.3
    as used in "Shine"
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    39 Nine Inch Nails - TocarCloser
    as used in "Se7en"
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    40 Simon & Garfunkel - TocarScarborough Fair/Canticle
    as used in "The Graduate"
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    41 Derek and the Dominos - Layla
    as used in "GoodFellas"
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    42 Bee Gees - TocarStayin' Alive
    as used in "Airplane"
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    43 Death in Vegas - TocarGirls
    as used in "Lost In Translation"
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    44 Dusty Springfield - TocarSon Of A Preacher Man
    as used in "Pulp Fiction"
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    45 Ludwig van Beethoven - TocarFür Elise
    as used in "Elephant"
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    46 Public Enemy - TocarFight The Power
    as used in "Do The Right Thing"
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    47 The Pogues - Summer In Siam
    as used in "Basquiat"
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    48 Smith - Baby It's You
    as used in "Death Proof"
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    49 Daniel Lanois - TocarThe Maker
    as used in "Sling Blade"
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    50 Harry Nilsson - TocarCoconut
    as used in "Reservoir Dogs"
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    51 Jefferson Airplane - TocarWhite Rabbit
    as used in "Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas"
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    52 David Bowie - TocarCat People
    as used in "Inglorious Basterds"
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    53 The Pogues - The Old Main Drag
    as used in "My Own Private Idaho"
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    54 Cowboy Junkies - TocarSweet Jane
    as used in "Natural Born Killers"
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    55 Blind Willie Johnson - TocarLet Your Light Shine On Me
    as used in "The Ladykillers"
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    56 Sigur Rós - Samskeyti
    as used in "Mysterious Skin"
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    57 Pixies - Where Is My Mind?
    as used in "Fight Club"
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    58 Santo & Johnny - TocarSleep Walk
    as used in "La Bamba"
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    59 Gary Jules - Mad World
    as used in "Donnie Darko"
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    76 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - TocarRequiem
    as used in "Amadeus"
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    61 Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - TocarFrom Her To Eternity
    as used in "Der Himmel Über Berlin"
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    62 Marilyn Manson - TocarI Put A Spell On You
    as used in "Lost Highway"
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    63 Bruce Springsteen - TocarStreets of Philadelphia
    as used in "Philadelphia"
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    64 Carl Orff - TocarO Fortuna
    as used in "The Doors"
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    65 Creedence Clearwater Revival - TocarFortunate Son
    as used in "Forrest Gump"
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    66 George Gershwin - TocarAn American In Paris
    as used in "As Good As It Gets"
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    67 Seu Jorge - TocarRebel Rebel
    as used in "The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou"
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    68 Elliott Smith - Between The Bars
    as used in "Good Will Hunting"
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    69 The Kinks - Dedicated Follower Of Fashion
    as used in "In The Name Of The Father"
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    70 Patsy Cline - TocarCrazy
    as used in "C.R.A.Z.Y."
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    71 Smog - TocarCold Blooded Old Times
    as used in "High Fidelity"
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    72 Charles Trenet - TocarLa mer
    as used in "The Diving Bell and The Butterfly"
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    73 Nine Inch Nails - TocarDead Souls
    as used in "The Crow"
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    74 Meat Beat Manifesto - Paradise Now
    as used in "The Doom Generation"
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    75 U2 - Daddy's Gonna Pay for Your Crashed Car
    as used in "The Pillow Book"
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    76 Richard Berry - Loui Loui
    as used in "Coffee And Cigarettes"
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    77 Giacomo Puccini - Madame Butterfly
    as used in "Natural Born Killers"
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    78 Patti Smith - TocarDancing Barefoot
    as used in "The Basketball Diaries"
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    79 The McCoys - TocarHang On Sloopy
    as used in "The People vs Larry Flynt"
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    80 Boy George - TocarThe Crying Game
    as used in "The Crying Game"
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    81 The Jimi Hendrix Experience - TocarIf 6 Was 9
    as used in "Point Break"
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    82 Girls Against Boys - Kill the Sexplayer
    as used in "Clerks"
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    83 The Young Rascals - TocarGroovin'
    as used in "Platoon"
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    84 Portishead - TocarRoads
    as used in "Tank Girl"
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    85 Ben E. King - TocarStand By Me
    as used in "Stand By Me"
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    86 Junior Murvin - TocarPolice & Thieves
    as used in "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels"
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    87 Annie Lennox - Don't Let It Bring You Down
    as used is "American Beauty"
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    88 Richard Strauss - TocarAlso Sprach Zarathustra: Einleitung
    as used in "2001: A Space Odyssey"
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    89 Frank Zappa - TocarDirty Love
    as used in "The Ice Storm"
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    90 The Smiths - There Is a Light That Never Goes Out
    as used in "500 Days Of Summer"
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    91 Ali Farka Touré - Ai Du
    as used in "L'Auberge Espagnole"
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    92 George Baker Selection - TocarLittle Green Bag
    as used in "Reservoir Dogs"
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    93 Charlie Parker - TocarApril In Paris
    as used in "Basquiat"
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    94 Nena - Tocar99 Luftballons
    as used in "Boogie Nights"
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    95 Echo & The Bunnymen - People Are Strange
    as used in "The Lost Boys"
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    96 Richard Wagner - TocarRide of the Valkyries
    as used in "Apocalypse Now"
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    97 Tommy James and The Shondells - Crimson And Clover
    as used in "Coffee And Cigarettes"
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    98 Bono & Gavin Friday - In the Name of the Father
    as used in "In The Name Of The Father"
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    99 Brian Eno - TocarBy This River
    as used in "Y Tu Mama Tambien"
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    100 Louis Armstrong - TocarLa Vie En Rose
    as used in "Wall-E"
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    101 Sonic Youth - TocarSuperstar
    as used in "Juno"
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    102 Ludwig van Beethoven - 9th Symphony
    as used in "Clockwork Orange"
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    103 Nortec Collective - Babel
    as used in "Babel"
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    104 Johnny Cash - TocarTennessee Stud
    as used in "Jackie Brown"
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    105 Elton John - TocarTiny Dancer
    as used in "Almost Famous"
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    106 Big Mama Thornton - Sing Out For Jesus
    as used in "Vanishing Point"
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    107 ZZ Top - Tush
    as used in "Dazed and Confused"
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    108 Gerard McMann - Cry Little Sister
    as used in "The Lost Boys"
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    109 Timmy Thomas - Why Can't We Live Together
    as used in "Boys Don't Cry"
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    110 Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - TocarAmerican Girl
    as used in "Silence Of The Lambs"
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    111 Pat Travers - TocarSnortin' Whiskey
    as used in "Sideways"
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    112 Elvis Presley - TocarA Little Less Conversation
    as used in "Oceans Eleven"
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    113 Urge Overkill - TocarGirl, You'll Be a Woman Soon
    as used in "Pulp Fiction"
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    114 Sly & The Family Stone - TocarEveryday People
    as used in "Milk"
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    115 Massive Attack - TocarDaydreaming
    as used in "Nowhere"
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    116 Nancy Sinatra - TocarThese Boots Are Made for Walkin'
    as used in "Full Metal Jacket"
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    117 The Troggs - TocarLove Is All Around
    as used in "Get Real"
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    118 Chavela Vargas - Paloma negra
    as used in "Frida"
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    119 The Velvet Underground - TocarPale Blue Eyes
    as used in "The Diving Bell And The Butterfly"
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    120 Bill Withers - TocarWho Is He (And What Is He to You)?
    as used in "Jackie Brown"
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    121 The Church - TocarUnder The Milky Way
    as used in "Donnie Darko"
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    122 Roy Orbison - TocarIn Dreams
    as used in "Blue Velvet"
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    123 The Coasters - TocarDown In Mexico
    as used in "Death Proof"
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    124 Harry Nilsson - TocarEverybody's Talkin'
    as used in "Midnight Cowboy"
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    125 Diamanda Galas - I Put A Spell On You
    as used in "Natural Born Killers"
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    126 Guns N' Roses - TocarYou Could Be Mine
    as used in "Terminator II"
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    127 Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel - TocarMake Me Smile (Come Up And See Me)
    as used in "Velvet Goldmine"
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    128 Ludwig van Beethoven - TocarOde to Joy
    as used in "Raising Arizona"
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    129 Bob Marley & The Wailers - TocarThree Little Birds
    as used in "I Am Legend"
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    130 Sonny & Cher - TocarI Got You Babe
    as used in "Groundhog Day"
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    131 Zapp & Roger - TocarMore Bounce to the Ounce
    as used in "La Haine"
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    132 Yma Sumac - TocarAtaypura
    as used in "The Big Lebowski"
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    133 Ray LaMontagne - TocarYou Are The Best Thing
    as used in "I Love You, man"
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    134 P.I.L. - This is Not A Love Song
    as used in "Waltz With Bashir"
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    135 The Trashmen - TocarSurfin' Bird
    as used in "Full Metal Jacket"
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    136 Celia Cruz - La Vida Es Un Carnaval
    as used in "Amores Perros"
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    137 Georg Friedrich Händel - TocarAtalanta, HWV 35, Act I: Care selve, ombre beate
    as used in "Funny Games"
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    138 Nirvana - TocarSomething In The Way
    as used in "Jarhead"
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    139 ZZ Top - Mexican Blackbird
    as used in "From Dusk 'Till Dawn"
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    140 Alphaville - Forever Young
    as used in "Lilya 4-Ever"
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    141 Nina Simone - TocarMy Baby Just Cares For Me
    as used in "Shallow Grave"
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    142 Soft Cell - TocarTainted Love
    as used in "Bruno"
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    143 Lynyrd Skynyrd - TocarThat Smell
    as used in "Blow"
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    144 Wang Chung - TocarDance Hall Days
    as used in "Bachelor Party"
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    145 Bryan Ferry - More Than This
    as used in "Lost In Translation"
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    146 Edith Piaf - TocarMilord
    as used in "The Bucket List"
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    147 David Bowie - TocarLet's Dance
    as used in "Charlie Wilson's War"
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    148 Johnny Cash - TocarRing Of Fire
    as used in "U-Turn"
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    149 Selena - TocarGod's Child (Baila Conmigo)
    as used in "Blue In The Face"
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    150 Gipsy Kings - Hotel California
    as used in "The Big Lebowski"
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