Put your music player on shuffle.
Post the first 40 songs that come up.
You can repeat artists if you want.
If you have any song repeats, skip to the next track

01. The Back Horn - Nezumi
02. Közi - Life Goes on ~with Melancholy~
03. Nightwish - Master Passion Greed
04. Good Charlotte - In This World (Murder)
05. girugämesh - Zero
06. Gregorian - Out of the Cold
07. St. Vincent - All My Stars Aligned
08. Gregorian - Blue Monday
09. Billy Talent - Surrender
10. hide - Psyche
11. Moi dix Mois - Nocturnal Romance
12. Nirvana - (New Wave) Polly
13. Yoko Kanno & Seatbelts - Waste Land
14. ナイトメア - Kabuki Logical
15. Zi:Kill - Bad Man
16. The Crash - Lauren caught my eye
17. Radiohead - Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors
18. ガゼット - COCKROACH
19. YUP - Kohtuuden Ystävät
20. 植松伸夫 - The Mako Cannon is Fired ~ShinRa Explodes~
21. Nickelback - Yanking Out My Heart
22. PIERROT - Pieces
23. 植松伸夫 - Unrest
24. Itkevä tyttö - Sateenvarjokatu
25. Kingston Wall - Another piece of cake
26. Thee Michelle Gun Elephant - Gypsy Sunday
27. No Shame - Switzerland
28. るゔぃえ - 体温
29. Gackt - Neuromancer
30. Nightwish - Bye Bye Beautiful (instrumental)
31. Maj Karman Kauniit Kuvat - Satuja voi uskoa, joo
32. The Bastard Fairies - We're All Going to Hell
33. 植松伸夫 - Cloud's Theme (Orchestrated)
34. ポルノグラフィティ - Hitori no Yoru
35. Gackt - Uncontrol
36. System of a Down - Boom!
37. D - Mahiru no Koe
38. 植松伸夫 - Purgatorial Road
39. the pillows - Girlfriend
40. David Bowie - Little Wonder

QUESTIONS:
1. Which song do you prefer, #1 or #40?
#1, 'coz the Back Horn is one of my faved bands.

2. Have you ever listened to #12 continuously on repeat?
Haven't.

3. What album is #26 from?
Sabrina Heaven

4. What do you think about the artist who did #15?
It's actually surprisingly good... and I was said to have Teemu Brunila -hair so I have to like him too XD

5. Is #19 one of your favorite songs?
It's a good song, but not one of my favorites

6. Who does #38 remind you of?
Vincent Valentine...

7. Does #20 have better lyrics or music?
... so, this question was for an Uematsu song... Don't have lyrics XD

8. Do any of your friends like #3?
Robulzman at least :3

9. Is #33 from a movie soundtrack?
Not, but from a game soundtrack xD

10. Is #18 overplayed on the radio?
I've never heard it play on the radio Å:D

11. What does #21 remind you of?
... I wanna go onstage XD

12. Which song do you prefer, #5 or #22?
Aww... that's a difficult question... dunno really.

13. What album is #17 from?
Amnesiac (Advance)

14. When did you first hear #39?
Unh.. can't remember. Years ago :D

15. When did you first hear #7?
Fall 2007, I'd think :P

16. What genre is #8?
Gregorian chant XD

17. Do any of your friends like #14?
Many of them, no doubt :D

18. What color does #4 remind you of?
Some kind of brownish red

19. Have you ever blasted #11 on your stereo?
Oh yes I have Å:D

20. What genre is #37?
Visual Kei? J-rock? ... yeah, I know they really aren't musical genres XD

21. Can you play #13 on any instrument?
It'd be fun if I could :D

22. What is your favorite lyric from #30?
... can't you see? It reads "instrumental" Å:D

23. What is your favorite lyric from #23?
How is it possible that these questions always go to instrumental songs? :D

24. Would you recommend #24 to your friends?
Of course... it's on my PC :D (and hey, it's Itkis' song: I'd definitely recommend it!)

25. Is #2 a good song to dance to?
A GREAT song to dance to

26. Do you ever hear #16 on the radio?
Not anymore

27. Is #32 more of a “night-time” or “daytime” song?
Evening song, a summer evening song.

28. Does #36 have any special meaning to you?
Nope.

29. Do any of your friends like #31?
Most probably :D

30. Is #25 a fast or slow song?
Fast

31. Is #35 a happy or sad song?
Again, Gacktish xD

32. What is one of your favorite lyrics from #9?
Talk over coffee for an hour or two/ She wonders why I'm always in a good mood

33. Is #34 better to listen to alone or with friends?
Friends, definitely. It's such a hype dancy song :3

34. When did you first hear #27?
Somewhere early last year or in fall 2006, can't remember

35. Name 3 other songs by the artist who did #29:
Oasis, Vanilla, Emu ~for my dear~

36. Do you know all the words to #6?
Nope...

37. Does #28 have better lyrics or music?
They equal to each other, I think.

38. What album is #10 from?
3 2 1

openbeats präsentiert: Bitume, No Shame und Station Paradise am Sonntag, 30.09.07 im Elfenbein, Herford. Weiter Infos im openbeats Konzert-Preview. Ich freue mich, wenn wir uns dort sehen!

Oltiin katsomassa Disco Ensembleä Klubilla. Oli ihan ok keikka ja uusiakin lauluja ne soitti, ja mun ilokseni edes hippasen ekan levynkin lauluja. En tiedä varmaksi tietty, mutta ei ole kauheeta hinkua kyllä niitten keikalle enää. Lähinnä vituttaa se järkyttävä tunku ja ryysis ja huitominen ja töniminen. Mistä lähtien on maailman siisteistä juosta vasemmalta oikealle, vähän hyppiä, pomppia ja huitoa välissä?? Vois ihan hiukan ottaa huomioon myös sen, että siinä vieressä seisoo joku, ja sen keikan saa helposti pilattua, kun sitä törkkii ja huitoo koko ajan. Menee oma keikka vaan siihen, kun keskittyy, milloin kuuluu kohta taas lyödä takaisin.. Oikeesti, ihme ku tuollakaan ei sen kummempia sattunut kun siinä jo melkein pelottaa ku tulee kymmenen ihmistä yhtäkkiä jostain niskaan. Yih. Ihan vaan sen takia voi jäädä noitten keikat väliin tulevaisuudessa. Niin ja toiseksi, Miikka oli paljon paremman näköinen tummemmilla hiuksilla! Ei muuta ku värjäämään, pliis! ;)

No Shame oli lämppärinä. Tuli nähtyä nekin kolmanteen kertaan tälle kesälle. Ei ne huonoja ole, hyvän keikan taas vetivät. Miettisin jopa, että niitten levyn voisi jopa oikein ostaa joskus.

Take your top 20 artists. For each of these artists, collect the top 5 similar artists. The resulting number of unique artists is your eclectic score. If the score is small (extreme = 5) your musical preferences are very limited, and if it is large (larger than 80, extreme = 100), then you have an eclectic musical preference. You can compute your own score at http://anthony.liekens.net/pub/scripts/last.fm/eclectic.php

My eclectic score is currently




The 83 related artists for my profile are A Perfect Circle, AFI (2), Air, Absoluuttinen Nollapiste, Alkaline Trio, Amorphis, Anathema, Anti-Flag, Apulanta, At the Drive-In, Beck, Bloc Party, Boards of Canada, Bullet for My Valentine, CMX, Chiodos, Coheed and Cambria, Coldplay (2), Cursive, Dark Tranquillity, Deep Insight, Deftones, Disco Ensemble, ES, Endstand, Explosions in the Sky, Four Tet, Fursaxa, Hero Dishonest, I Walk the Line (2), Islaja, Jimi Hendrix, Kemialliset Ystävät, Kent, KoЯn, Kuolleet Intiaanit, Lapko (3), Lau Nau, Led Zeppelin, Liekki, Lighthouse Project, MUM, Manifesto Jukebox, Massive Attack, Metallica, Mogwai (2), Muse (3), My Chemical Romance, My Dying Bride, Nine Inch Nails, No Shame, Opeth, PMMP, Portishead, Radiohead (6), Rage Against the Machine, Rammstein, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rise Against, Saosin, Sigur Rós (3), Slipknot, Sparta, Sufjan Stevens, System of a Down, Taking Back Sunday, Tehosekoitin, The Arcade Fire (2), The Beatles (2), The Blood Brothers, The Cure, The Doors, The Killers, The Mars Volta, The Receiving End of Sirens, The Smashing Pumpkins, The Sound of Animals Fighting, Thrice, Thursday, Tool, Underoath, Zen Café, Lostprophets

Lapko & No Shame @ Annis 07.02.17.
Well, I intended to begin this entry with something very stunning about either of these bands, but I can't redeem what it was... but anyways, the frickin' great punk band, that makes Salo a better place to live in, No Shame, ended up playing first. And they were absolutely great. The boys really made the audience enjoy themselves, even more than Lapko did... which followed. They didn't really have a good gig. It sounded like shit. The bass wasn't even really played and thus the guitars were played not a bit wrong but alot wrong. But Paranoid was great :DD Gave me laughs.

Rock in the woods (Luvia 07.02.24.)
There were lots of bands playing, really... the first wasn't good at all. Props to guys anyways, but I didn't like it. The second band was better, but the voice of the vocalist just gave me shivers... oh, how I do hate female vocalists... Then... Ground, from our home-Pori... they were actually great; some Metallica-like good rock... thnx@, they really rocked. Verso was OK. Nothing special. Just some metal with none unique elements and... well. But the main act; Maj Karma!!! The concert was absolutely fantastic! Terrific! Adorable'n'loveable! Hard'n'heavy!! Maybe the best gig I've ever been on! Though I longed for some old classics, but you can't get everything. They played lots of songs from Sodankylä and Ukkonen, which are, indeed, great albums, but not as good as the old stuff, which I truly love <3 Thnx@!

(And I also have to apologize my crappy English... I'm a bit tired and sick, so that makes it. I'm sorry.)

CDs: Maj Karma(n Kauniit Kuvat)
Maj Karma - Kyynel (CDS, 2004)
Maj Karma - Sodankylä (CDS, 2004)
Maj Karma - Sodankylä (CD, 2004)
Maj Karma - Sarvia ja hampaita (CDS, 2005)
Maj Karma - Ukkonen (CD, 2006)
Maj Karman Kauniit Kuvat - Kaakao (CD, 1998)
Maj Karman Kauniit Kuvat - Ääri (CD, 2000)
Maj Karman Kauniit Kuvat - Romanssi (CDS, 2001)
Maj Karman Kauniit Kuvat - Rocktähti (CDS, 2002)
Maj Karman Kauniit Kuvat - Arpi (CDS, 2003)
Maj Karman Kauniit Kuvat - Metallisydän (CD, 2003)
Maj Karman Kauniit Kuvat - Musta Paraati (CD, 2004)

2005:

Christmas is Heavy
Asia, Uriah Heep, Dio

2006:

Crazy World, Deep Purple
Stratovarius
Profane Omen, Impaled Nazarene

Sakara Tour 2006
Stam1na, Rytmihäiriö, Mokoma


Unholy Alliance Chapter II: Preaching the Perverted
Lamb of God, Children of Bodom, In Flames, Slayer

2007:

Everyone in Finland should be killed!
Kuolema, Anal Nosorog, Anal Cunt

The Scourger, Deathbound, Napalm Death
Exsecratus, Ensiferum
Medeia, Regurgitate, Rotten Sound
Swallow the Sun

JKL-HC-Sessions vs Metalliperjantai
Satura Lanx, Ghost Brigade, Total Devastation

Abduktio, Burst, The Haunted

JKL-PUNK-HC-Sessions
Valse Triste, FM2000, Aivolävistys

JKL-PUNK-HC-Sessions
aortaorta, Armageddon Clock, Lighthouse Project

Infernal God
Infernal God

Yläkaupungin Yö 2007
Ravenous, OK-Crew & LNC Beats

Idoleita ja tähtiä 2007
Idols finalists: Anna Abreu, Kristiina Brask, Johanna Hämäläinen, Mia Permanto, Ari Koivunen, Panu Larnos, Kristian Meurman + guest star Katri Ylander

Sitruunarock 2007
Mastodontti, Home Junior, Neuroottiset pelimannit, Aivolävistys, Shitsnackers, Rakkaus, Manifesto Jukebox

Sataman Yö
Jytke Big Band, Dolls of Decadence

Tuska Open Air 2007

Friday
Hatesphere, Scent of Flesh, DragonForce, Maj Karma, Immortal, Turisas, Children of Bodom

Saturday
Misery Index, Profane Omen, Pain, Insomnium, W.A.S.P., Legion of the Damned, Isis, Nicole, Emperor

Sunday
Mercenary, Blind Guardian, Naildown, Moonspell, Vader, Stratovarius

Assembly 2007
Re-Pulse

Lutakko Liekeissä
Kamala, Moppi ja Aivokurkiaiset, Manufacturer's Pride, Red Number Two, Obscurant, No Shame, Stalingrad Cowgirls, Turn the tide, Death Is Not Glamorous, Ajattara, We Are The Physics, Rytmihäiriö, Before the Dawn, Deathchain

Godsplague, Amoral
Kathar
Pressure Points, Demigod
Tuoni, Norther
Ari Koivunen
Major Label, Manufacturer's Pride
Perfect Chaos, The Duskfall
Sotajumala, Deathchain, Nile
Ghost Guard, Sotajumala

2008

JKL-PUNK-HC-Sessions
Delta Force 2, Victims

Triple D for Death-Destruction and Decay
Dethera, Demonical, Dismember

Mokoma
Axegressor, Hateform, The Scourger, Legion of the Damned
Hero Dishonest, Rotten Sound
The Republic of Desire, Stam1na
When The Empire Falls, Turmion Kätilöt
Abduktio, Raised Fist
Ydinaseeton Pohjola, Hangover overdose, Rytmihäiriö
Laura Voutilainen, Jari Sillanpää

Tuska Open Air 2008

Friday
Mokoma, KYPCK, Amon Amarth, Stam1na, Carcass, Entombed, Dimmu Borgir

Saturday
Kalmah, Sotajumala, Behemoth, Noxa, Fields of the Nephilim, Discard, Kreator, Diablo, Morbid Angel

Sunday
Job for a Cowboy, Killswitch Engage, Dying Fetus, Sonata Arctica, Nile, Slayer

Antti Ahopelto

Jurassic Rock 2008 (Saturday)

Stalingrad Cowgirls, Mokoma, Turisas, Looptroop Rockers, Asa & Jätkäjätkät, Eläkeläiset, Animal Alpha, Stone, Raappana & Sound Explosion Band

Soulfallen, Diablo
FM2000, Stam1na
De Lirium's Order, Sotajumala, Deathchain

1. Radiohead *
2. Sigur Rós
3. Sydän, sydän *
4. Mew *
5. The Mars Volta
6. Tool
7. Disco Ensemble *
8. Placebo
10. Abduktio *
17. Damn Seagulls *
20. Pofony *
21. Lapko *
22. I Walk the Line *
23. Endstand *
26. Satura Lanx *
28. Deep Insight *
30. Blue Foundation
35. Callisto *
39. Sara *
40. 22-Pistepirkko
42. Rentokiller
45. Emma Salokoski Ensemble
47. Lemonator
49. Jermaine *
52. Velcra *
56. Maj Karma *
57. Medeia *
58. Paprika Korps
64. Rotten Sound *
66. Tehosekoitin
69. Asa *
73. Don Johnson Big Band *
76. CMX *
77. Stam1na *
77. Tri Sykerö *
77. No Shame
82. Wasted
86. Sick of It All
88. HIM *
90. Goon *
92. The Prodigy
94. Plain Fade *
97. Sweatmaster
100. Black Audio

44/100 :(

Bands marked with '*', I have seen multiple times. Some of the gigs I haven't seen completely.

Updated 2007/02/08

(Originally published 2006.4.27. in Vihrea Lohikaarme in Finnish)

Moi dix Mois Europe Tour 2005 -Invite to Immorality-, La Locomotive, Paris
Imagine my feelings: I'm maybe as the first finnish "ernu" (a different youngster, a name we call the youngsters listening j-rock) to see live one of the greates legends of J-rock, Mana-sama! @_@ The queue to the concert was up to three or four quarters long, I think; we personally managed to get a place in front of the Moulin Rouge (and to the limited edition dvd from that point 8D). And, what a shame, we didn't even notice Mana in the bus before the horrendous screaming, we were so excited... I only saw the hair of Kazuno. The expectations were in the clouds. We were still too back in the line, because we got quite a bad places from the audience; in some place back there behind a column, though in the Mana-sama-side. The concert itself was absolutely the best and the most beautiful and the greatest and the most lovely gig I've ever seen. Mana was BIG and he had trousers... now imagine it; trousers! On Mana! O.O But still, the brand new unmoved, the familiar monophobia and the concert finishing Pageant kept the air in the roof and Mana as the Idol.tm <3

Painajainen ennen Klustermusta II (The Nightmare before Klustermus II)
The best place to be active in a concert place is the backstage. In this event I was there the first time; you have to be an active roadie, but the gig's free and you get fed organized by Klustermus. The exceptations were high at least concerning the first and the third act: Lauri-Matti Parppei, the vocals of the beloved Itkis (Itkevä tyttö, The Weeping Girl) performed to us songs of Itkevä Tyttö accompanied with a piano and a lampet. It was an emotional and quite funny a performance, though PP didn't throw the banana :/. Lads of Excellence was the second act. I didn't except anything from them after I discovered that part of the guys were from Taipuva Luotisuora... also; progressive humppa. Yeah, one watched it as working, but didn't enjoy it; as the boys still can't play. I had heard a lot about the third act; the Dir en grey of Finland, Kuolleet Intiaanit (The Dead Indians) had arrived to our humble little home in the Cultural Center of Pori, Annankatu 6. Their theatral performance was spectacular, especially because they interfered with the audience and Ilmari Tuulenhalkoja (Ilmari Windbreacher) spoke to the phone during the song Olet surrealisti, eikö niin? (You are a surrealist, isn't that right?). As a minus; the threw Baltic sprats into the audience. It wasn't exactly a pleasant smell (it's still there..).. thank God they didn't hit me :D As last performed Lapko. This time we had to stay and watch it, both me and my (future) girlfriend, because we were both working there. They weren't so bad after all. No doubt a bit too "noise", but in the end I've always liked a bit more punkrock-style music... Quite a pleasant event, the feelings lasted 'till Klustermus.

Kirsikankukkacon 2005 (Cherry Blossom Con 2005)
The con was actually meant to be an animecon, but there was still a performance of... Delicious Orange.. from some reason I ended up hanging around in the backstage, though I shouldn't have been there. It might be because the whole band consisted of my friends (also I played temporarily bass in DO in 2005). Also, roadie job again. Pretty boys playing the pillows quite well, although masaru forgot the words once in a while... we co-sung from the audience with the right words, so that bastard (<3) could read 'em from our lips :D Quite a gig, though the lightshow was missing.

Klustermus'05
This marvellous event consisted from my part of three days work in a row... and from a Klustermus Screw -shirt <3. The first act, Euforia wasn't one of the most promising acts according to previews. I'm not a womanizer, but from my point of view women cannot be artists... only writers. And the band was as good as I expected. Nothing big. The bassist had a nice outfit and a bass (Warwick), but that's it. Fun had come all the way from Turku to perform in our festival, and it was funny by name and funny by nature. The guys knew how to play and so on. The best live-band of all Finland, Härkä-äiti (Bull-Mother), a regular band in Klustermus was here again. The boys did a great gig and when they played Kaksi aurinkoa (Two Suns), the rain stopped and the sun started shining :D. But anyways; pretty boys, great rock and so on, Tinde is our idol and Theo had his birthday. Poirot/Poiert was the next act, which I didn't watch at. I was elsewhere.tm. Maybe. Anyways I remember nothing of their performance. The fifth act was also a regular band of Klustermus; Taipuva luotisuora (The Bending Vertical). It just doesn't work even outdoors on a big stage. They guys just don't know how to play. Itkevä Tyttö though is a heavy thing. The concert was very excellent again; pretty guys played pretty music and the feelings where nearly up in the roof. And the heaven was our roof. "Itkis" always lives up to the exceptations. Then performed Lapko, which we didn't watch so intensively, the audience did, though. They didn't have "the thing" then. One couldn't grab of that punk. Nowadays yes, but not back then. Well, there was nothing bad in it. But this time the bands had changed their places, also this time Kuolleet Intiaanit was the finishing act: For Ilmari we had built a plain into the other PA-tower and put there a chair, from where he performed things (Asioita toimittelin [I performed things), a good song). The gig was yet this another time a success, though the band wasn't throwing fish this time, the monitor mixer did that job. We threw one of the fishes back to Ilmari, though.. But, a marvellous thing in all and everything, though the Klustermus "burned up" at 3.13 the next morning. :D

Iron Maiden @ Hartwall Arena
I don't remember, when this concert was held or anything, but it was quite a good gig anyways. And well, I saw a band I had already been fan of when I was younger. The feelings awoke a bit slowly, but it doesn't matter, they still awoke. (I don't remember anything of the warm-up act. ^^")

Karmarock 14
A festival, where it is meant to rain.. but after that frase was invented, it hasn't rained even once. A great weather it was, also. There was alot of neat stuff there; Happoradio (Acid Radio) played some neat music, though I didn't really listen to it. Acts like Soul Tattoo and Ahola & Saari went by as I was waiting for the main act, but I eventually wathched Kauko Röyhkä and Mattila performing. It was quite neat. The main act itself; Maj Karma took my voice away more badly than the Moi dix Mois did a bit earlier the same year. The concert was longer than the two earlier gigs I was in and maybe even better. My luck; their love song-tour had already gone and they served more classics, a few new songs and THAT drum solo. And I was a bit closer again. And touched Ylppö :). It worked. You can't get good kebab in Harjavalta. Hendrix2000, To Separate the Flesh from Bones, Timo Rautiainen, PMMP, Ceebrolistics and Melrose I had to miss to catch the train home after Karma.

Blood, VENGEANCE for BLOOD Tour 2005, Klubi, Turku
The second and the second best j-rock band I had seen since. That's what we had to begin with. It was a oneman. Without a drummer, which was a long minus. Also, the guys played quietly, didn't need any ears. But anyways, beautiful boys playing quite pretty music, although it wasn't the best j-rock I had heard. But I got the autographs of fu-ki and kiwamu (and I wanted just that of kaede's. -_-)

Klustermus-klubi (Klustermus Club) 19.8.2005
In Pori... at Annis! PuNk! A tough thing! Neat! Again, active as a roadie. And just a spoonful of guys. A tough job. Hurt my back :/. But the bands were great! No Shame was no bad punk group; pretty boys, a pretty bass and tough music. Very great. The boys knew how to play. The same can be said of Disco Ensemble, who performed the next and last. The tickets were more than sold out (I redeem 350) and the oxygen was finito. That didn't hurt the audience. A great band. Great things. PuNk.

Klustermus saapuu Kaupunkiin (Klustermus arrives at the City) 10.12.2005
It didn't take long until the Stoat Farm (Kärppäfarmi, a nickname to Klustermus as the main organizator is Koippa aka. Kärppä [that is Stoat]) returned to Pori. They must like us xD. This time only the regular/former groups of the farm were there. The first to go on-stage was Taipuva Luotisuora. It just has to be said again, that the space progressive rock isn't good and the boys aren't skilled... Härkä-äiti on the other hand lives always up to the exceptations. The feelings where higher than before, though the roof was lower. Tinde was getting rid of his social fears and so was the performance more lively, living like the music. Needless to say again what I'm always been telling of 'em. The last act wasn't the second best live band of all Finland, but Itkevä Tyttö, The Tough, The Beautiful, The New Testament... no, but yet again a successful concert. During the song Carlos, robottikoira (Carlos, the robot dog) the feelings were the highest. The lighting of this event was actually the best in ages; a lampet always on and then some spots once in a while. Though job. One of the best Klustermus events ever.