OctaneHugo

Most of it's decent, early-Weezer is at least listenable some of the time, a cool movie, Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Gorillaz. Never heard of Nickel Creek, "Patsy Montana" sounds like a horrible country artist (is there any other kind?) and Foo Fighters is pretty eh.

Nine Inch Nails - 3 Ghosts I
A Tribe Called Quest - Buggin' Out
Kid Creole & the Coconuts - Stool Pigeon
Beck - The Information
CAKE - Take It All Away
The Who - Had Enough
KMFDM - Blackball
Dead Kennedys - Winnebago Warrior
Daft Punk - Touch It, Technologic
Eagles of Death Metal - Speaking in Tongues

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Highwayman

Can't say I enjoy her too much, but I do respect her: 1st female country artist have a million-selling single (impressive - especially in the 1930's).

(no relation to that other Montana "singer" by the way).

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Soft silly music is meaningful, magical. - NMH

Astronomer

Not a huge fan of most of those artists but do enjoy some of them occasionally, nice mix anyway.

01. Angus and Julia Stone, 'Private Lawns'
02. Salmonella Dub, 'Get Up Stand Up' (Live Cover)
03. The Vines, 'Ride'
04. Regina Spektor, 'Hotel Song'
05. Iron and Wine, 'Promise What You Will'
06. Patrick Wolf, 'London'
07. Nirvana, 'Serve the Servants'
08. Björk, 'Hidden Place'
09. The Black Seeds, 'You Get Me'
10. Cog, 'Charades'

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Bulldog

Bjork's awesome, and I like me some Vines too. Get Up Stand Up's one of my favourite, anthemic reggae standards (that might be an oxymoron though), and Cog are alright. Can't really call myself a fan of the rest though.

Herbie Hancock - Sly
Johnny Thunders - Subway Train
Archive - Headlights
Radio Birdman - Murder City Nights
Midnight Oil - The Great Gibber Plain
Gorrilaz - Demon Days
New Order - Times Change
Marcel Khalife - Jawz Safar
The Saints - Demolition Girl
The Selecter - The Whisper

Radio Birdman anyday - one of the best, short and sweet punk songs you'll ever hear that.