Music’s my “irreplacable” essence of life. I’ve started listening to electronic music when I was 7 years old, and I’m still not bored listening to stuff most people would just call trash or crap (people I – in most cases – really dislike).

But I’ve found some people that who are – like me – always searching for new tracks which they have to become accustomed to. This page can help you find out whether you like my kind of music.

Damn good stuff:

(official homepage / wikipedia).

You crazy people, please please please continue shocking the world. I’d just absorb every f*cking song you release. If I’d be asked to take 3 items with me to a lonely island, it would be a mp3-player, an huge accumulator and my collection of Prodigy CDs. Thanks a lot guys!

Daft Punk

(official homepage / wikipedia)

What the Daft Punk guys created is just a milestone in musical history. Albums like “discovery” and all of the remixed CDs have never been heared before – and I don’t think there will ever be another artist making a sound that revolutionary like Daft Punk. Although I’m not familiar with androids and firemen – I’ll pray that you guys keep doing this forever!

Fat Boy slim

(official homepage / wikipedia)

“THAT GUY KICKS ASS!” – And this famous quote definitely hits the point. Fatboy Slim is one of the funkiest “band of the 90s – if you want to call it a band…”. Whatever is played from his discography, it’s just the funkiest, bluesiest, most chilling sound mankind has ever heared. And it’s a pleasure to hear sounds like this from time to time coming from speakers other than mine. Live long and prosper, fatboy!

Justice

(official homepage / wikipedia)

Fresh new sound from another unbelievable good french duo. Listen, mates. Listen to their sound, especially mixtapes. God, I love this sound.

Justin Timberlake
(official homepage / wikipedia)

After that rather bad start with “N Sync” (you can’t imagine how intensively I hate this kind of music) Justin Timberlake recorded an album called “Future, Sex, Love, Sound”. This album describes situations which all of us experience during our life – it’s all about loosing or wanting someone, about start and end of relationships, about love and life. Ok, this is not really an unusual topic. But – the way this music works, and the stories are told, are so different to any other album out there. By recording this album, Justin Timberlake managed to tell rather emotional stories in a way, which guys like me (who listen to electronic music most of the time) can enjoy, too. Great work.

Additional:

Here are some of the bands and their songs, which I also like to listen to. Maybe I’ll write a short text for some of them another day.

Electronic:

• Ellen Alien & Apparat – Turbo Dreams, Ellen Alien & Apparat – Way Out
• Monosurround – We Come To Rock
• Ms. Kittin

Rock/Metal:

• System of a down
• In Flames
• Marylin Manson
• Nirvana
• Thumb
• Flyleaf (I’m so sick)
• It dies today (6th of July)
• Emanuel (Scenotaph)
• Metallica

My Last.fm – profile:

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