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T.I. - What You Know
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Oomph! - Ich will deine Seele
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Michael Jackson was the first great artist I ever heard and was my first major influence.

The Beginning: (1996-2000)
This was the first time I really started to enjoy music and when I heard Everybody (Backstreets back) by the Backstreet Boys on an Aussie music show Video Hits, about the same time as Freestyler and One Step Closer were popular, I was immediately addicted to pop music.
Their album Backstreet's Back definitely became one my favourites at that time along with, Aussie group, Human Nature's album Telling Everybody and they both continue to impress me even today.
Ricky Martin's The Cup of Life was a track I listened to every weekend before I played Soccer during this time.
I also listened to the Batman Forever soundtrack album a fair bit during this time with tracks Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me & Kiss From A Rose becoming favourites of mine and suggesting that I would enjoy a wide range of music in the future.
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Damn I always miss the x0000th track no matter what. Last one I got was the 30000th. I started paying attention cause I knew it was coming but I still missed it. But according to my guess it should be one of T.I. tracks.
I'll go with [track artist=T.I.]What's up what's haapning/track] lol cause I'm super fond of this track. It has a banging beat and T.I. flows is really cool.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaflr3NKoQM

I don't remember how I got introduced to T.i. ... OMG I think mr. Brice send me his album no? King. It took me some time to get into it, and there are some tracks I really don't like (and they're my sister's fav, how weird?) .

My favs are :
T.I. – [track artist=T.I.]What you know[/track] 156
T.I. – [track artist=T.I.]I'm Talkin to you[/track] 137
T.I. – [track artist=T.I.]Stand Up Guy[/track] 112

1. Genesis
2. Hustlin'
3. Nightclubbing
4. Mr. Club
5. Damaged Goods
6. Flip Your Face
7. What You Know
8. Stagger
9. Chain Gang
10. I Feel Like Dying
11. M.E.
12. I Luv U
13. Tainted Love
14. Protect Ya Neck
15. Cheree (Remix)
16. Stay Fly
17. Paper Planes
18. Treefingers
19. What It Look Like
20. Radio 4

This is the soundtrack of my life:

Opening Credits:
T.I. - What You Know

Waking Up:
Kanye West - Good Morning (Intro)

First Day At School:
The Game - Hate It Or Love It (Feat. 50 Cent)

Falling In Love:
G-Unit - Wanna Get To Know You

Fight Song:
Three 6 Mafia - It's A Fight

Breaking Up:
Ne-Yo - Do You

Prom:
Ice Cube - It Was A Good Day

Life:
N.W.A - Alwayz Into Somethin'

Mental Breakdown:
2Pac - I Don't Give A Fuck

Driving:
T.I. - Ride Wit Me

Flash Back:
MC Eiht - Streiht Up Menace

Getting Back Together:
Ghostface Killah - Back Like That (Feat. Ne-Yo)

Wedding:
UGK - International Players Anthem (Feat. OutKast)

Birth of a Child:
The Game - Like Father, Like Son (Feat. Busta Rhymes)

Final Battle:
2Pac - Hit 'Em Up

Death Scene:
2Pac - Hail Mary

Funeral Song:
ScarFace & 2pac - Smile

End Credits:
Too $hort - I'm A Player

Well, I've now been a Last.fm user for a year but it's gone so quick! It only seems like yesterday when it was August 19th 2006 and I first signed up, but here I am a year later posting a special journal for the occasion. Here's a list of my charts and info for my first year:

Age: 13
Tracks played: 25,523
Posts: 194
Journals: 9
Groups Led:: 3 (Fans of Masta Ace, Instrumental Hip Hop & Wodo)

Overall Top 30 Artists
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1. Masta Ace - 1,973
2. Snoop Dogg - 1,310
3. Kanye West - 1,249
4. 2Pac - 1,138
5. Nas - 1,006
6. J Dilla - 949
7. Eminem - 937
8. The Game - 836
9. Obie Trice - 618
10. Ludacris - 500
11. Jay-Z - 484
12. Cypress Hill - 476
13. Lupe Fiasco - 465
14. T.I. - 450
15. Arctic Monkeys - 406
16. Gorillaz - 384
17. Talib Kweli - 359
18. OutKast - 286
19. Mobb Deep - 281
20. Gym Class Heroes - 273
21. Dr. Dre - 256
22. Xzibit - 252
23. Ice Cube - 247
24. The Roots - 243
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1. How did you get into 31?
Rich Boy I think this was a song I heard on the radio and listened to a little too much.

2. What was the first song you ever heard by 22?
T.I.'s What You Know

3. What's your favourite lyric by 41?
Jack Johnson I love all the lyrics to Do You Remember

4. What is your favourite album by 49?
Goo Goo Dolls's Dizzy Up the Girl

5. How many albums by 13 do you own?
Kings of Leon one

6. What is your favourite song by 50?
Maroon 5 Songs About Jane

7. Is there a song by 4 that makes you sad?
Dane Cook No.

8. What is your least favourite song by 15?
Crime Mobb All of them. They are only that high because of an unfortunant mishap with the repeat button.

9. What is your favourite song by 5?
Michael Bublé Can't Buy Me Love

10. Is there a song by 6 that makes you happy?
Björk Earth Intruders

11. What is your favourite album by 40?
Jack Johnson In Between Dreams

12. What is your favourite song by 10?
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Fri 4 May – Slope Day 2007

Apparently $12 of every undergrad's activities fee goes to Slope Day, and less than $1 of every graduate student's. Judging by the cars I've seen people driving around here recently, these figures are approximately proportional to undergrad/grad student wealth. I'm kidding, of course.

I only had a vague idea of what Slope Day was, but it didn't disappoint. The weather was beautiful. It was kind of sad that few people knew TV on the Radio—or maybe I was just too far from the stage. They played the essentials from Return To Cookie Mountain, and some songs I didn't know from their earlier albums, and something that was apparently a cover. I'm hoping there was more energy closer to the stage, but I enjoyed them a lot; honestly, I'd been listening to them so much the previous week that it was just nice to see them, walking around and talking on a warm May day. They were kind of bemused by the experience, though—they may not have been that close a fit.
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