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Boys Don't Cry, by The Cure. S'pretty cool.

Held myself back despite the leak. I'll watch it weekly. As for the episode, nothing terribly amazing, but it's set-up for the season to come. Interesting choices for the show to take.

Remember Me (Abstract/Reality), by CunninLynguists. A little known (At least, in my circles) but excellent rap group.

She Sells Sanctuary, by The Cult. One of the greatest tracks from the Vice City soundtrack, and a great artist besides, from the small amount I've looked into.

Mogwai ('I'm Jim Morrison, I'm Dead' and the entirety of 'The Hawk is Howling', damn son) is great, OSRS music is great, and Explosions in the Sky (The track 'With Tired Eyes, Tired Minds, Tired Souls, We Slept' is probably my favourite, while the album 'The Rescue' is my favourite) are great too. 10/10 page so far. Hope I can keep it going, and with Crystal Castles, one of my favourite artists, I will try. Untrust Us. My pick for best song of their first album. Such a powerful opening to their album and a song that takes me to the best of places. Not in Love. I prefer the album version over this one, but it's still an excellent rendition. Best track of the second album. Mercenary. Their third album has been their weakest so far, but damn son, I love them too much to not like all of their tracks.

Better Get a Lawyer, by the Cruel Sea. Like the only song of theirs I know, because of that damn ad.

Pineapple Head, by Crowded House. Though I'm not a huge fan of Crowded House and feel all of their stuff is pretty same-y, I do get a little keen for them every so often, and this is the song I turn to.

Bad Moon Rising, by Creedence Clearwater Revival. Great track and incredibly hard not to sing along to.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkae0-TgrRU White Room, by Cream. Not a huge fan of Cream, but I can definitely appreciate their stuff.

Hog Wild/Whole Hog, from the Crash Bandicoot soundtrack. Crash Bandicoot, man, loved this game, and these levels were great, mostly 'cause of the soundtrack.

Real talk, though? #teamkate

Sour Smoke, by Comets on Fire. Holy god damn. Such a great track. Probably one of my favourite instrumental tracks of all time. Their entire album 'Avatar' is pretty great if ya can get ahold of it (I found it difficult to pirate, but yeah), but the rest of their stuff kinda sucks. This track, though. Damn.

VHS Sex, by Com Truise. Great electronic artist with an interesting sound I'm quite fond of.

Khe Sanh, by Cold Chisel. AUSTRALIA.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XKJE-F4Shg Loverboy, by The Cog is Dead. Became a die-hard fan of this silly band after someone posted Death of the Cog here once long ago. All around a good time.

I Fought the Law, by The Clash. I don't really like The Clash that much, to be perfectly honest, but yeah. This song is pretty great. Go, Wei, go!

Back on a Mission, by Cirrus. Sweet track I first heard on my favourite racing game of all time. Love how 90's the video is.

Can't Change Me, by Chris Cornell. Much prefer his bands than his solo stuff, but it's pretty cool I guess, with some sick covers as well.

My Eagle, by Children Collide. Heard this track on Triple J once long ago. Loved the band ever since.

The thing about Chevelle is that they don't ever release anything that's amazing, but everything they've put out has been at least pretty good. If nothing else, they're insanely consistent. Anyway I was curious if there was a band called Hedgehog and it turns out there's an indie band from Japan named that and they're pretty good [snip] That's a really accurate way to describe Chevelle. Like one song, like them all. Also, sick APC, Albel. Love them guys so much. Crawl, by Childish Gambino. Bit different to the usual CG affair, but I love this track. Saw it in a Far Cry 4 trailer (I think?) and since then, my favourite. Great, great track. And the rest of his stuff is pretty cool. But he should have stayed on Community.

Soap on a Rope, by Chickenfoot. A great supergroup that I never hear about. Would love a new album by these guys.

If You Leave Me Now, by Chicago. Trevor, no. :'c

You know it, man. One of the selection of random bands I got 'cause you liked them and I was interested in expanding my musical tastes. Well Enough Alone, by Chevelle. Pretty cool track from a pretty cool band. Hidden away in my library, rarely listened to, but when I do, you know I love it.

The Chemical Brothers. My favourite electronic band. I don't listen to them as often as I once did, but they'll always have a special place in my heart. Best of each album because why not Chemical Beats. UH. UH. UH. So good. Probably my least favourite album, but it has some great stuff. The Private Psychedelic Reel. As with a lot of the Chemical Brothers, their songs make me feel things a lot more than other bands do, which is weird, but whatever. Just always loved the feeling this track has. Out of Control. My first concert (Of two, haha) was Chem Bros, and this was one of the best tracks of the night. The visuals were sick (I can't remember what they were but I loved it) and I think this was the song when I held hands with a random dude (I think he was well out of it). Great first concert. The Test. One of my all-time favourite songs of ever, not just Chem Bros. Just, I don't know, man. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18m95OSKD-c Believe. One of the first Chem Bros tracks I heard. Sick as. Saturate. Actually, this is probably my least favourite album, but this track is siiiiick. Another World. Just remember the time that my mate danced randomly in time to this music (when no-one was listening to the music, not even him) in a silly way in the middle of English once and how it became the go-to dance for the song. Good times. The Devil is in the Details. I'll even throw in a video for the soundtrack they did because this is already out of control. Average movie, awesome soundtrack.

I also got Guild Wars 2 when it was 75% off. Send help. When I actually play it. I'm gonna smash a few other games before I tackle it proper.