Go download and listen if you are interested in hearing Kapt'n K discuss the new album "Tohuvabohu". It's worth listening to if you are a KMFDM fan at all.

KMFDM - TOHUVABOHU
My pre-order arrived yesterday. I've only gotten to listen to it once so far so I can't go too deep into a review.

Superpower - Typical goofy KMFDM song. There is always one on their albums, think:
Sucks
Feed Our Fame
Intro

Tohuvabohu - It's full of clichés. The song is classic KMFDM but the lyrics are kinda hollow. I'm guessing this was done on purpose. I need to find out if Tohuvabohu actually means something and thus may explain the lyrics. (edit: It basically means "chaos".) The song has really grown on it. I still think…

My Birthday is Monday and I got some new CDs for my birthday. All were desired and on my Amazon wishlist, but one in particular I am excited about:

Assemblage23 - Meta
I've listened to the sample tastes on Amazon and liked it and I've really liked all of Tom Shear's other stuff. So far I like it a lot. Storm left me wanting a bit, but Meta so far is very good.

I also received…
AC/DC - Highway to Hell
How can you not love classic AC/DC? Rockin' stuff!

Billy Idol - Greatest Hits
Guilty pleasure time here. I…

I decided today I'm listening to all 80's music. It's been fun so far. Lots of great stuff. I may do 90's tomorrow.

I've added three new CDs to my music list. Well actually they are not new, just new to me. I got them at the used CD store.

Republica- Republica: I actually had some of the tracks from this CD from allofmp3.com but I thought I should actually own the CD. It's so very much 90s music. I kinda wish that sound would have stuck around and evolved into the mainstream.

Motley Crue - Dr. Feelgood: I used to own this album on cassette way back in the day. Some of the songs still rock. Some kinda suck.…

I've been listening to mostly podcasts and watching the occasional video podcasts too. It cuts down on my music listening but…well whatever.

I use Juice to get my podcasts, because iTunes kept f'ing up my stuff, so I stopped using it.

Here are my subscriptions:
Around Comics - Yes I'm a comic book geek.
Buzz Out Loud from CNET - Daily Tech News
Cranky Geeks - A bitchy look at tech news (video).
Diggnation - I listen to the audio but still awesome.
DL.TV - Tech video cast. Think TechTV, but smaller.
Marketwatch Take On Tech - NPR tech show…

I was on vacation for a week and I have a lot of pod-casts to catch up. I'm sure my weekly numbers will be all out of whack for another week or so.

Here is my top ten most listened to artists/groups list for 2006:
1 KMFDM
2 Nine Inch Nails
3 Assemblage 23
4 VNV Nation
5 Nirvana
6 Depeche Mode
7 Funker Vogt
8 Duran Duran
9 Portishead
10 Delerium

I look at this list and I'm not terribly surprised. One note of interest is that I listen to my music mostly in a random fashion, occasionally skipping music I'm not interested in at that moment. So the artists with the most music in my collection will get high marks. Pretty much every artist listed here falls in that category.

Christmas gave me four new (to me) CDs.
Back In Black
Solutions for a Small Planet
Progressive History X
Vivid

Quite a variety of music really.

ACDC - I've been wanting Back in Black for a long time. There are some really great songs on there. Classics. Any true rock and roll fan has to have Back in Black in their collection!

Haujobb - I've not heard this album yet but I'm sure i've heard some of the songs. I'm a fan of their other albums so I'm hoping this one will be enjoyable also, though I'm sure it'll be…

I've been looking at my top tracks and realizing how poor of a representative list it really is for me. I often listen to my music in a random fashion and only rarely do I listen to a song over and over.

Also I listen to CDs in my car. Those aren't tracked and are often the tracks that are listened to over and over again. Of course driving music, for me at least, tends to be more aggressive and fast paced. I like certain mellow music like Enya or Delerium, but not when I'm driving. Then I want…