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About a month and a half ago, I devised a plan to listen to all of the cd's that I have (that are currently in cases). This was because I wanted to listen to things I haven't listened to in a while or ever, really.

The two rules were: the choices must be completely random (I assigned each cd a number and made my calculator choose random numbers - I know, it's quite pathetic), and I have to listen to the entire album all the way through. Other than that, I can add more cd's to the collection, it doesn't matter.

Since I started two months or so ago, the list in the first few posts won't be in the order I listened to them in - just a pseudo-alphabetical order. Anyway...

1) 3 Doors Down - The Better Life
- This was one of the first cd's I ever bought - long before I started playing guitar. When I was listening to it now, I still remembered the words, so it must have made some kind of impact on my past-child-self. However, I no longer like 90's alternative rock, so this was rather boring to sit through. …

I'm really into the race for the U.S. Presidential Election of 2008. I've been following the race very closely for the past few months and have been thouroughly analyzing all of the candidates. I will be voting in the election, though I am far away from deciding who I will be casting my vote for. I can tell you now that I'm not a far left liberal or a far right conservative, I'm somewhere in the middle, with a slight tilt to the right. I watch The O'Reilly Factor every night, so that should give you an idea of where I am on the political spectrum (The Factor does not, as some believe, support radical conservatism.)

Anyway, my idea here is to choose a song to represent each candidate in the light that I see them in. I'm not trying to bash any of the presidential hopefuls here, though maybe you can interpret who I like and don't like. I will say that I'm basing my judgement/decisions more on who I feel could lead the country, rather than whether or not I agree with them on every single issue. …

I found this on my computer, not sure where it came from.

This is the soundtrack to your life. Put your media player on shuffle and answer the questions.

Opening Credits:
Open Your Eyes by Stream of Passion. I find this title very fitting.

Waking Up:
Crash by Papa Roach. Hmmm, no gentle wake up call I see.

Falling in Love:
The Tourist by Radiohead. I’m going to fall in love with a tourist? But…I hate tourists, because they’re always in the way.

Smut scene:
I Bet You Look Good On The Dance Floor by Arctic Monkeys. I find this amusing for some reason.

Fight scene:
Duck And Run by 3 Doors Down. Ah, very fitting.

Breaking up:
I Want You Back by The Kooks. I don’t find this very…appropriate.

Getting back together:
All In The Family by Korn. What?! This tourist I’ve been dating is family?!?! Oh crap….

Secret Love:
Gasoline by Seether. Yeah, I can see this……not.

Life's okay:
Hover(Quiet Mix) by Trust Company. I love this song, but it is kind of depressing.
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