Can be found under another account:

http://www.last.fm/user/LokiSK/

My psibreaker account is a jumbled mess of songs I like, songs I've been recommended, and things I've added on a whim just to listen to again. The problem being that, with a couple of thousand songs it takes a long time to open and edit the list again, if the computer even allows me to do so. Hence the MIX TAPE project, where I've just stuck the best three songs of various artists to give a more rounded playlist of songs I enjoy and would reccomend. It's my version of easy listening.…

Found two really good websites for music lovers, particularly tailored for those with a last.fm account.

The first of these creates your own personal MTV station, selects the artists you like and finds relevent videos to play from You Tube. Some of the videos are live gig future people have uploaded to YouTube, or little projects by those people who like to cut images or movies to music, but it's all pretty good because you're generally listening to music you really like in the first place:

http://tv.timbormans.com/

The other does much the same thing, but find recent new articles about…

I've recently set up Breaker FM, having worked out from my friend HIAB-X that I could do such a thing. The tracks included on the playlist are a mix of songs I used to listen to and dance to as 'a kid' (mid teens to mid twenties) and so are steeped with a sense of nostalgia. Plus a few tracks that I've only really heard recently but really dig. Mostly though, this is what I listened to "when I was your age"… :-)

Tell you what. Give it a listen, pick one track you hear that you like and let…

…I've not really been on top of these weekly updates. I've not really had the time, and quite frankly I'd be commenting on details that don't really change much week by week (except to show what stuff I listened to the previous week).

I managed to link the site to my home computer around the time of the weekend, long enough to play some Type O Negative and Mad Capsule Markets, both conspicuously absent from my regular listening only for the PC to fall over last night when I wanted to play the album Deviant. So we've got…

Sorry I've not been updating this much. I'm not THAT sorry, since the details of my charts aren't changing dramatically, and the results are pretty much obvious to anyone stumbling across my profile. But anyhow, I've been busy and ill and not had enough time to keep up to date. But the neighbours I have seem to have been there for a while. I must have found my fellow man.

Let's see:

Last Weeks Top Artists: Spectacularly it's a four way tie between…

• Rage Against The Machine
• Pixies
• Nine Inch Nails and
• Pitchshifter

I'm pretty happy…

This should've 'aired' on Monday, but I've been busy, with work and looking after a sick girlfriend. Anyhow, on account of listening to a lot of comedy last week, the charts looked like this.

'Top Three' Artists of last week:

• Joint first place – Tenacious D and Nine Inch Nails! I like Jack Black, and having just watched Nacho Libre, in which he plays an all singing all wrestling priest, TD got a lot of air play last week. But then Nine Inch Nails did too, because I find it nigh impossible to skip NIN tracks…
•…

Schlaf Kindlein, Schlaf

Very funny, but that's because the German title reminds me of a Dutch children's rhyme. The song is basically Enter Sandman, but with the lyrics for the German version of the rhyme (or a bastardised version of it). All I remember from the Dutch version, and again this might not be an accurate interpretation, is "Sleep, child, sleep (pronounced 'slaap'), your father is an ape (pronounced 'aap')…"

Ah, memories…

I've just noticed that last weeks Weekly summary has been swiped off the table by changes to the charts over the weekend. So, later, I'll try to update it to the actual current charts.

I'll also do these weekely updates every Monday too. It's going to be easier that way. Although I'm actually getting around to completing this on Tuesday.

'Top Three' Artists of last week:

• Number one – Rage Against the Machine! I'm quite happy with that, since I've spent a lot of time reaquainting myself with their music…
• Joint second place - Garbage (cool, I…

I've strayed a little further away from familiar territory this week. Once more I dipped into Japanese music, and today I've explored humour and satire. And I was in the middle of listening to songs by artists like Monty Python's Flying Circus before cosmetic work on this site drew that to a halt. So for much of the afternoon I've listened to tunes on MySpace, in particular a bunch of things by Jello Biafra and Apotygma Bezerk on my MySpace page.

Anyway, a quick run-down on Friday's charts, 'cause I'm just about out of time.

• Weekly top three…

Angry White Boy Polka has just had me in stitches. After a week of hopping from category to category, I've dipped into comedy. This song was the first one I listened to.

Can't help it wouldn't be quite so fun if I didn't get as many references to songs as I did. Very funny, but possibly less so after a while. A bit like Richard cheese but with several covers compressed into one medley.