Woah! I seem to have put Orgasm Death Gimmick on the map in here.. XD.

Orgasm Death Gimmick? What the heck are you talking about?
A band, obviously. A dead and gone one, even.

Aha. So why are you making a journal about a dead band?
Since I wrote the artistbio, started to listen more to it, and put a link to it from Richard Kruspe's biopage, I got more and more questions for lyrics, music and everything more.
I'm sorry to say that there's barely anything to find about Orgasm Death Gimmick on the internet. I'm afraid I've…

During a broadcast of Radio 2, they played a song of Stephen Emmer. Finally, I found some music that I've been searching for.
Poetry and voices set to music. Haven't heard something like this before, but maybe Spinvis comes closest to it.
The music comes from the cd Recitement, and provides songs in seven different languages, according to the Radio interview.
Such a shame: it's not released till october 2007. Takes too long, to me.

From the site of Recitement:

Recitement: Are you ready to listen? This music wants to talk. It's a cd where classic and modern…

Sorry, I'm not gonna translate this.. unless somebody réálly wants me to do so..

Overgenomen van De thuiskopie in het Nederlands auteursrecht:

De thuiskopie in het Nederlands auteursrecht
Een kopie voor strikt eigen gebruik (een "thuiskopie") mag altijd worden gemaakt, ook als het werk van een illegale bron afkomstig is.

Op grond van artikel 16b Auteurswet 1912 mag men enkele exemplaren van een werk maken voor eigen oefening, studie of gebruik. Dit heet een thuiskopie. Een dergelijke kopie mag niet aan derden ter beschikking worden gesteld. Het is niet vereist dat je het origineel zelf gekocht hebt om een…

Sometime ago I stumbled across an article about music and christian life. I like to read those things, because both subjects got my interest quite much. Sadly, most of the articles are rubbish. I have never seen an article that does have a good argumentation, or that provides real facts about music. Most (christian) authors just write things what others before them have already done, and most of the 'facts' are nonsense, untrue or even too stupid to consider as being seriously meant.
So when I came across this article, I thought it was (just a bit) a breath of…

01. Emigrate
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJNbGL-V-ds

02. Wake Up
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56Ke9KGyol0

03. My World
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WyzhZuTUJ0

04. Let Me Break
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0AnhIXPfLT0

05. In My Tears
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJuUKw9wEzM

06. Babe
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cr3SbM96-3s

07. New York City
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yub1yW8MAfw

08. Resolution
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU3Q7xNZLpo

09. Temptation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pmSYBNP6Sw

10. This is What
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqXpH8gMV2A

11. You Can't Get Enough
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=US5TukzKui4

and the additional tracks:

12: Blood
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0XhPI_xzIQ

13: Help Me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsbOsoxOdIM

*sigh* Can't buy it yet.. so I'll have to listen on YouTube.. :(

Something I just had to show..: Oxhorn with
ROFLMAO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEWgs6YQR9A

I became curious about my music, actually. So I decided to do some trackcouting..

At this very moment I have 1233 tracks in my medialibrary. Alltogether this stands for 5261 minutes of music, which means the tracks in my library take around 4:15 minutes of my time.
(5261/1233=4,26 min. 0,26 min=15 sec.)
5261 minutes of music = 87,6833333333333333 etc. hours of music. Means I have 87:41 hour of music at my computer.
(0,683333(etc.)x60(min.)=40,99999999999 etc. min.)
It would take 3,653472222222222 etc. times 24 hours to listen to it all.. that would surely be exhausting! So let's double that, 3,6534722222222(etc.)x2=7,3069444444 etc. times…

http://www.rammstein-austria.com/emigrate/gallery/promo07/08.jpg

http://www.rammstein-austria.com/emigrate/gallery/promo07/05.jpg

Found some new information on Emigrate. The final tracklisting is finished, and at lást it is clear who's doing what in the band…:

Arnoud Giroux, Bass (Axel Bauer)
Henka Johannson, Drum
(Clawfinger)
Olsen Involtini, Guitar (Producer of some bands)
Sascha Moser, Programming

Sascha Moser? Wasn't that the guy who.. yup, he was also the drummer in Orgasm Death Gimmick. Funny to see that name again.

Got the final tracklist too:
01. Emigrate
02. Wake Up
03. My World
04. Let Me Break
05. In My Tears
06. Babe
07. New York…

*I've taken away many of the artist connections, because of a post in the journal of the author of this script. Only the ones I really like keep their connections.*

Take your top 20 artists. For each of these artists, collect the top 5 similar artists. The resulting number of unique artists is your eclectic score. If the score is small (extreme = 5) your musical preferences are very limited, and if it is large (larger than 80, extreme = 100), then you have an eclectic musical preference. You can compute your own score at http://anthony.liekens.net/pub/scripts/last.fm/eclectic.php

My eclectic score…

Ha! I found the information about Rammstein and Bushido playing a song together!
As I was searching the internet for school, I stumbled over a site mentioning their song, and of course I got curious.
Then I Googled for 'Rammstein Bushido' and got kinda much hits. One of them was from my beloved Wikipedia:

In an interview with German rapper Bushido, who contributed to the Electro Ghetto Remix of Amerika, on January 21, 2007, Bushido reported recording a song with Rammstein called "Vergiss uns Nicht" (Don't Forget Us). In this interview Bushido also mentioned…