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Musical Taste

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Since I've been home alone since Sunday, I've been taking the opportunity to listen to old music that I haven't heard in ages.

Like many people, I maintain a huge Mp3 collection on an external hard drive.  Practically every CD I've ever owned (and a few I've never owned, but that's another story) plus hundreds of tunes bought or downloaded from various online sources.


My favourite songs this week are:
  • Lovely Head - Goldfrapp
  • Sunchyme - Dario G
  • The Golden Path - The Chemical Brothers & The Flaming Lips
  • The Weekend - Michael Gray
  • Gangster Trippin - Fatboy Slim
  • Praise You - Fatboy Slim
  • Reverence - Faithless
  • La Femme D'Argent - Air
  • Numb - Portishead
  • Wandering Star - Portishead
  • Protection - Massive Attack
  • Born Slippy - Underworld
  • Beachball - Nalin & Kane
  • Harvester of Sorrow - Metallica
My tastes have certainly changed over the years, and some of this stuff would never have been pat of my collection before.  Jeeze. I only added Metallica at the end there to give the list a little respect. 

Dan

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