What’s your favourite music genre? For me it’s electronic dance music, mostly trance and it’s sub-genres. I listen to an insane amount of trance and love them so much that I renamed my web hosting business to Trance Host earlier this year.
The tag cloud that you’re seeing below was created from over 35,000 songs that I’ve listened to in the last 5 years, tracked by the awesome Last.fm.
The female vocalists and the pop tag that you’re seeing is primarily because of Queen of Pop, Madonna. I’m a huge fan of her and I used to listen to her songs for months after months without a break or even getting bored. Madonna’s “Crazy for You” is my all time favourite song, I’ve listened to it for like gazillion of times! Other singers consisting the female vocalists tag are Enya, Carpenters, Shakira, Cascada, Ayumi Hamasaki and more.
My favourite trance DJs and electronic music producers are Armin van Buuren, Above & Beyond, Aly & Filla, Robert Miles, Paul van Dyke, Tiesto, ATB, Robert Shah, and Deep Forest. I don’t listen to house and hardstyle, they are too slow and too fast for me respective orders.
A new genre that I’ve been listening to a lot this year is Eurodance, mostly on my favourite online radio station Digitally Imported. Now that 2010 is almost over, let’s see if my taste changes and if I start listening to new genres over the next few years!
Posted on November 7, 2010 (Sunday) under Random Stuffs
Adventures of Tintin by Hergé
Publisher: Ananda Publishers, India
The first title published in Bengali was “Tintin in Tibet” 1988 followed by “The Castafiore Emerald” the next year, the last title was “Tintin in Congo”, published in 2006.
To everyone who’s reading this, let’s try to make #Linux a trending topic on Twitter. Please go ahead and write a line about Linux and use the #Linux hash tag.
Thank you, and let’s give it a shot for the love of Tux! United we stand!
Posted on September 25, 2010 (Saturday) under Suicide
IS PATH WARM: Mnemonic used to assess the risk of suicide (warning signs):
I Ideation (thinking, talking or wishing about suicide) S Substance use or abuse (increased use or change in substance) P Purposelessness (no sense of purpose or belonging) A Anger T Trapped (feeling like there is no way out) H Hopelessness (there is nothing to live for, no hope or optimism) W Withdrawal (from family, friends, work, school, activities, hobbies) A Anxiety (restlessness, irritability, agitation, changes in sleep pattern) R Recklessness (high risk-taking behavior) M Mood disturbance (dramatic changes in mood)
