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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLiuMkGCOC4 25 or 6 to 4, by Chicago. Probably listened to this about fifty times in the past few weeks. Such a great track.

Hang You From the Heavens, by the Dead Weather. Again, those drums, man. Need to get in and listen to this new album of theirs.

Bat Country, by Avenged Sevenfold. A classic. Those drums, man.

I seem to remember having trouble finding their albums, I'll have a better look this arvo. Ashes to Ashes, by Faith No More. Now I don't really know where to begin with FNM, they'd probably crack my top ten favourite bands, or just fall short, so I don't even know what my favourite track of theirs would be. THere's about 20 I could pick. Ashes to Ashes is great, though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vGjLQvkGDw Macaque, by Failure. Don't know much about these guys, but yeah, sweet track.

With Tired Eyes, Tired Minds, Tired Souls, We Slept, by Explosions in the Sky. Possibly my all-time favourite post-rock track. Found it because I thought it sounded a little like the 28 Days Later theme in there. Past that I just fell in love.

The Final Countdown, by Europe. Nailed it.

King Krab Battle, by Estradasphere. Oh boy. This is one of my all-time favourite tracks from one of my all-time favourite albums from one of my 'aww-yiss I love these guys but I wouldn't say they're my favourite band or anything' bands. Check out Estradasphere's Quadropus.

Shame the radio here killed that song for me. Every time I'd hop in the bloody car it'd be going on. Nine, by Autechre. Autechre's an interesting beast to be sure, but there's times and places where it's great to chill and listen to.

Black Fingernails, Red Wine, by Eskimo Joe. Nostalgia.

Call Me When You're Sober, by Evanescence. Heard this track a couple weeks back after not hearing it in forever. Used to hate on it a lot because my sister liked it, now I can't get enough.

I'll let you know in a few hours, only just finished and still only played that little bit. Nothing suss during that sesh, though.

Cities: Skylines went on sale. I caved. Played ten minutes and so far, so good. I'm incredibly keen to knock off tomorrow arvo and get stuck into it. Plus it's a long weekend, so I've got plenty of time to sink into it. Also yes, past self, Ni No Kuni is still great.

You Drink a Lot of Coffee for a Teenager, by Don Caballero. I don't know how I feel about Don Caballero yet, but I can see myself getting keen.

Cry of the Banshee, by Brocas Helm. Immediately fell in love with this from the first second I heard it.

Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch. It had me from the moment I had to find the king's favourite fish, a red herring. (Already) Full of puns and wordplay, (already) full of sidequests, and (already) full of lovable characters. Plus it reminds me so much of Final Fantasy XII (One of my top three all-time favourite games).

Don't Fear the Reaper, by Blue Oyster Cult. I'd love to post something else from their discography, but for the moment, this is the only one I know really well. Godzilla is ultra cool too, though. The guitar rules this song.

Jack the Ripper, by Error. So, so good. When I first heard it, it reminded me of a game soundtrack that I had long forgotten, and that made me love it more.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtxO1gwbHPQ Layla, by Eric Clapton. Like the only song where a live recording is immensely better. Plus, just an all-around great track anyway.

I was surprised to find that it was the Prodigy myself, way back in the day. I think it was in Kick-Ass and I tried to find it, only to find that I already had the album and loved the artist. Freeway, by Enemy. Pretty sweet track.

Looked it up, not what I expected considering I only know like three Disturbed songs. Not too bad at all, Albel. X-Ray Visions, by Clutch. Heard that Clutch was pretty cool somewhere, so I looked 'em up, this came up and now I'm in love.

What's the Altitude?, by Cut Chemist. This dude needs to head back and do another solo proper album, because this album is top notch. This song is great.

E-Pro, by Beck. Great track that has been stuck in my head for a couple of weeks now.

Hot in the City, by Billy Idol. Man, Billy Idol had some truly great tracks.

First car was a Camry, once I fixed him up a little, he went like a dream, until the man said he wasn't fit for rego. So I bought a Commodore and he's been going strong since. My Camry still lives in dad's front yard.