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However long this takes, I'm with it to the end. Miss hottie 2016 must be found, even if it's in 2021!

Pyramids on Mars, by Pop. 1280. Anthony Fantano rated this pretty high and I dug it, and now I'm constantly listening. Super ominous and mysterious, I love it.

All I know is that I'm diggin' Cheryl's smile. Which is weird, 'cause I never really notice myself diggin' smiles.

Bowie has AOTY locked up for me so far, from a running of four. Rush Rush, by Debbie Harry. Another standout from the GTA III soundtrack. Throws me back to the good ol' days.

Bump to the Music, by Fatamarse, I guess. Groovin' to the GTA soundtracks I have on my PC, this is a pretty sick one from GTA III.

I have no idea who either of these women are.

It's a perfect song. Takes an awesome idea and spins it to make it even better. I love it. There's a Revolution, by Got a Girl. Love all of Dan the Automator's projects, and this is no exception. Also has one of the best album titles ever, 'I Love You But I Must Drive Off This Cliff Now.'

19-2000 (Soulchild Remix), by the Gorillaz, sorta. My favourite remix of all time.

I highly doubt that.

Awww sweet. 2016's come out of the gate running. A new Bowie album, a new Megadeth and a new Dream Theater. Sweet. Gonna have to get amongst soon. The Good, the Bad and the Queen, by The Good, the Bad and the Queen. A band I've always had floating around on my computer, but never really listened to.

MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN. TELL YOUR FAMILY OF THIS ILLUSTRIOUS COMPETITION. WE MUST KNOW WHO SHALL BE CROWNED MISS HOTTIE 2016.

Attempt #1 (To read all of ASoIaF), failed. Attempt #2 (Before the latest season started), partial success. Attempt #3, done. Finally finished A Song of Ice and Fire, after all this time. It gets really good, and really bad, but on the whole, super solid. I much prefer it to the show now. I just can't believe a lot of the changes they've made to the show, most of all in Meereen, like, dude, Belwas, Barristan, Hizdahr, c'moooooon. Now I've moved onto Tripwire, by Lee Child. A book my mum suggested I read. I've read another of his and loved it, so I'm digging this. I need to find time to hit up the local book shop and buy a crapton of books. With some recent lifestyle changes, I've found a ton more time to read, and I'm loving it. I've probably read about 300 pages of ASoIaF and 60 of Tripwire over the past three days, more reading than I've done in a loooong while.

Bonobo is great, man. I'm diggin' these tracks you're posting. I reckon Spotify's doing well too. Start Wearing Purple, by Gogol Bordello. I laughed at this song the first time I heard it, the next time I grooved, and third time I realised I liked it. A fair bit.

Spending Australia Day the same way I have for the past like seven years, on my own listening to the Triple J Hottest 100. One of my favourite traditions.

Godspeed You! Black Emperor. Just pick an album and roll with it, they're all pretty similar. I used to like them a lot more than I do now.

Crying Like a [bleep], by Godsmack. Listening to a radio station at work the other day, and this song came on, and I liked it, so I looked over at the artist, and it turns out I'd already downloaded all of them.

I don't really know either. I've heard both the names, but that's it. She's just hotter.

I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor, by the Arctic Monkeys. Super groovy track.

She's no Natalie Dormer, but Olivia has this one in the bag.

Smoke Rings in the Dark, by Gary Allan. Mum's favourite singer, I think. Regardless, reminds me of the good ol' days when I used to live with her.

SUCCESS.

Gotta fight the good fight, my friend.

50/50 COME ON LURKERS, YOU KNOW YOU WANT IN ON THIS FIERCE COMPETITION.

Great track, one of the tracks who got me into the Chemical Brothers, my favourite electronic artist. Friends in Low Places, by Garth Brooks. The binge is eternal.

Streets of Bakersfield, by Dwight Yoakam. Probably one my favourite, if not absolute favourite country music tracks.