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I used to pay a little more attention to the scrobbled songs epochs while being partially disagree with the charts and uncomfortable with my reduced ability to find new great music.

Apparently I am off my limits or in the need of new methods … or both.

As I write this the scrobbled tracks counter reads 24980… somehow this makes me feel old. I am 25yo and as a child I used to listen my dad's vinyl record collection, from what I can remember, it was a pretty diversified set of music, ranging from regional and iconic Mexican artist like Antonio Aguilar to heavy metal rockstars like Ted Nugent, there were some records form Freddie Mercury, Donna Sumers, Rod Stewart even a country record from Alan Jackson, I liked the album from The Alan Parson's Project called The Best of The Alan Parsons…

Finally the so long waited second part of my 10000 tracks review:

January 2006
Meiso: This is really a great album, with collaborations from artists like DJ Shadow and 4 hero.

February 2006
Adventures in foam: I stepped up with Cujo/Amon Tobin searching for artist like Krush (or probably the other way), any way the track cat people from this album can probe some similarities, I jus like every bit from this one.

March 2006
The Cold Vein: This is a really addictive album, I really had no idea of what really good hip-hop sounded like…

Last week I was writting my first journal entry when a poweroff lost what it would have been the review of what I've listening during 14 months… So this time I going to summarize it in less than a paragraph or two.
–> Notable artist/albums/tracks on every chart since June 05 <–
June 05:
Portishead I never get bored of listening this album.
Fila Brazillia
Zero 7 I just like some tracks such as Climbing up the walls(Zero 7 remix)
Ummagumma in my humble opinion the best early Pink Floyd Album.
Nortec Collective Very good sounds from this bunch of…