Fort Minor - Where'd you go

Marilyn Manson - Lamb of God

The Hoosiers - Worried About Ray

System of a Down - Lost in Holywood

BT - Embracing the Sunshine [Sasha's Deeper Future Dub]

The Hoosiers - Worried About Ray

...again. I like The Hoosiers. :)

Gustaf Hildebrand - Descending Into the Silent Depths

Oooh! Ooooh! I can see you listening to that on Last.Fm! :D

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The Hoosiers - Killer

Bloc Party, Muse and New Order, huh? Strange, I can't have listened to either of them in at least a year.

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The Crystal Method - Trip Like I Do

Have you heard the new Bloc Party track - Flux? It's actually quite good. Sounds like a mix of a track off the first album, with the dance elements from the new album.

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RHCP - Wet Sand

No; I'll look into it. I've mostly moved away from the indie scene as of late. What are your top 3 Muse tracks?

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The Chemical Brothers - The Boxer (DFA Version)

Damn. That's a question and a half. :p

One of them would have to be Hysteria. And another Plug in Baby. But the third? Depends on my mood, I guess. Some days it would be Muscle Museum, or Space Dementia. Others it could be Map of Your Head, or Knights of Cydonia.

Media Player tells me that the three I've listened to most are: Darkshines, Hysteria, Time is Running Out.

Your three?

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Vampire Weekend - A-Punk

Hysteria, Bliss and Knights of Cydonia. I can't stand the latter ones any longer though. Map of Your Head is indeed interesting, as well as Apocalypse Please.

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General Midi - On The Run

I know what you mean. I used to really like them, more than the others in fact. Haven't listened to them for months, though. Maybe I ought to get back into them.

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The Rapture - Gonna Get Myself Into It

For a second there, I was convinced your latest artist of choice read "Rapoon". If you ever attain clinical insanity, you'll most likely enjoy that project.

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The Crystal Method - Bad Stone

Hmmmm. H'interstink. I might have a listen, just to see what clinical insanity might sound like.

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Calvin Harris - Colours

"The Fall of Babylon" may be a good place to start.

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Modula Green - Green Lava

Righto. I'll find them all on your profile.

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Muse - Muscle Museum

Modula Green - Evening Cloud

Scarface - Girl You Know

The Crystal Method - Force Mass Motion vs. Dylan Rhymes

Serk Tankian - Empty Walls

William Shatner - I Can't Get Behind That
From the album Has Been, a work best consumed with black coffee.

Wow. He must be catering to a very select audience.

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Vampire Weekend - Boston

Bone Thugs N Harmony ft. Notorious B.I.G. - Notorious Thugz

Weird Al - Virus Alert

Lupe Fiasco - Hip-Hop Saved My Life

That's a track thats weak that he got last week
'Cause everybody in the studio's like that's that heat
A bass-heavy medley with a sample from the 70s with a screwed up hook that went (Stack that cheese)
Somethin somethin somethin (Stack that cheese)
Mother sister cousin (Stack that cheese)
He couldn't think of nothin' (Stack that cheese)
He turns down the beat, writter's block impedes

Stack that cheese? Haha! Classic. :p

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Shostakovich - Piano Concerto No. 1 in C Minor, Op. 35 (4 movements)

In America, stack that cheese refers to getting money. Has nothing to do with cheddar, swiss, or provolone.

Aww. I'd kill for a big stack of cheddar. :(

I wonder how "stack that cheese" ever became a term for getting money?

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Shostakovich - Jazz Suite No. 2: Waltz 1

No clue. I think Jay-Z started it.

Asshole.

Underworld - Dark & Long

Rimsky-Korsakov - Scheherazade, mvt. 4: Festival at Baghdad, The Sea, Shipwreck at Magnetberg

Aphex Twin - Curtains

System of a Down - Spiders

Modula Green - Evening Cloud

Serj Tankian - Empty Walls

Marvin Gaye - What's Going On

The Crystal Method - You Know It's Hard (Koma + Bones Remix)

System of a Down - Old School Holywood