1 The Decemberists
2 Sufjan Stevens
3 Yann Tiersen
4 Patrick Wolf
5 The Pipettes
6 Frank Sinatra
7 The New Pornographers
8 Neko Case
9 Rufus Wainwright
10 Roxy Music
11 Final Fantasy
12 Kate Bush
13 Tori Amos
14 The Go! Team
15 Interpol
16 The Apples in Stereo
17 Keane
18 The Smiths
19 Andrew Bird
20 The Beatles
21 Jens Lekman
22 David Bowie
23 Camera Obscura
24 Harry Gregson-Williams
25 The Tragically Hip

What was the first song you ever heard by 6?
Oh, man. First Frank Sinatra song?! I have no way of remembering…

Is it sad that I only have 21 songs by The Pipettes and yet, they're 3rd on my "most played" list with 411 plays?

Probably. But, well. I also bought a polkadot dress because of them.

RELEASE ANOTHER ALBUM PLZ PIPETTES ♥

Colin Meloy's "Wonder" is one of the sweetest songs I have ever heard him sing. I mean, besides "Shiny". And "On The Bus Mall". And "The Crane Wife 1 and 2", and "The Crane Wife 3". And … okay, he writes a lot of songs that are heartwrenching and achingly beautiful.

The tagging sort of ruined this post, but that's alright.

For some reason, being in certain moods makes me want to immerse myself in music that no one else seems to care intensely about. It's like escaping into a song that evokes a feeling; something that nobody can touch, just because no one else around me feels as strongly as I do about that music. It's about feeling unique and isolated, I suppose, as lame as that sounds. I'm not explaining this as well as I thought I could.

Anyway, music is gr8. I probably shouldn't try to be deep.

Waitwaitwaitwait.

The Delays are MEN? That is a MAN singing???????

I'M QUITE SORRY BUT THIS COMES ACROSS AS A REAL SHOCK TO ME.

I MEAN, PARDON WHAT. THAT IS QUITE A HIGH VOICE.

:|

I feel as though I've been somewhat misinformed.

Isn't it brilliant when you finally discover the song that's been on the tip of your tongue for ages? Example: I heard "Iron Man" by The Cardigans a while back and the band sounded familiar, but I couldn't remember what song it was that I'd recognized. But, of course, it was "Lovefool". And now I'm having an "OHHHHHHHHH THAT'S IT" moment.

I've had a similar problem with Morrissey's "We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful". I KNOW I heard the song ages ago in a commercial, or a film, or a movie trailer, or SOMETHING. However, I can't remember…

"Wuthering Heights" by Kate Bush seems to have found its way to the top of my 'overall top tracks' list. I have no problem with this. It is a song that is made of pure awesome.

If you haven't seen one of the two music videos for it, here's the most hilarious one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxPJNFh42Ow

Kate Bush
Wuthering Heights

Addictive songs, they hurt the brain. IN A GOOD WAY.

Cobra Starship - Snakes on a Plane (Bring It)
O-Zone - Dragostei Din Tai
Boney M - Rasputin

Feel free to suggest some more, anyone, whoever, someone.Rasputin

I love you, I wanna love you tender.
You could be my only sweet surrender.
I would never bring you any kind of sorrow.

You love me, you wanna love me tender.
How can I be sure you're not pretender?
You want me today,
But what about tomorrow?

Oh, you're absolutely fine,
Your lips are taste of wine.
I'd like to think you're mine.
And if I could touch your hand,
This rock would turn to sand,
So this is where we stand.

You love me, you wanna love me tender.
How can I be sure you're not pretender?
You…

There are times when I can't listen to my favourite musical artists anymore because I've listened to their songs too much, and I have to take a break to sample some different music.

However, as much as I love bands/artists like Roxy Music, Pulp, New Order, Placebo, The Tragically Hip, Sufjan Stevens, Rufus Wainwright, Owen Pallett, Simon & Garfunkel, The Divine Comedy, Interpol, Kate Bush, etc., there are some bands that will always be my favourites. SUCH AS:

The Smiths
The Barenaked Ladies
The Decemberists
The Beatles

I will never end my love affair with these bands. Neverevereverever.

This is…