What WIll Listened To: June 14th-June 20th

Figured for the two people who read this, here is what Will has been listening to this week.

What I've Bought: No physical albums this week. From iTunes, I bought "Build Me Up Buttercup" as performed by The Goops (something about the song appeals to my inner punk rocker and my lover of cheery music.) and The Theme From Star Trek Voyager (Yeah, I like Voyager. It happens.).

Podcasts I've Listened to: I encourage everyone to listen to Mike and Niki make a Podcast over at Earth-2.net. A link to the podcast can be found here for episode 1 and episode 2. Before clicking, do note that those are direct links to the mp3 files themselves so only click if you feel like doing the download. It will be worth it. It's a podcast about pop culture. Episode 1 is all about the writing of Kevin Smith and episode 2 is about music in the last 20 years. In both, Will gets to blush at some point since I actually named the podcast and gave the podcasters a pretty good idea. Regardless, go and take a listen.

Will's Top 11 Most Played Songs from my iPod for this week (with links to the songs on iTunes.) Why 11? Have you seen This Is Spinal Tap?:
1. "I Don't Care" performed by Apocalyptica, World's Collide (I think all music can be bettered by the cello.)
2. "A Dazzling End" composed by Murray Gold, Doctor Who Series 4 Soundtrack (Hope. That's what the music envokes here.)
3. "The Rueful Fate of Donna Noble" composed by Murray Gold, Doctor Who Series 4 Soundtrack (The sense of loss coming from this song and it's connection to my favorite Doctor Who character are something awesome.)
4. "All The Strange, Strange Creatures" composed by Murray Gold, Doctor Who Series 3 Soundtrack (Music to save the world by.)
5. "Zydrate Anatomy" performed by Terrance Zdunich as The Gravedigger, Repo: The Genetic Opera (Mark my words, in twenty years time, people are going to be going to this movie like they go to Rocky Horror.)
6. "All Along the Watchtower" performed by Bear McCreary, Battlestar Galactica Season 3 Soundtrack (I love the Dylan version but there's something about the Indian vibe and the sitar they make me love this version.)
7. "This is Gallifrey: Our Childhood, Our Home" composed by Murray Gold, Doctor Who Series 3 Soundtrack (Nostalgia.)
8. "Welcome to the Black Parade" performed by My Chemical Romance, The Black Parade (I dunno what it is about this song but I find it oddly epic.)
9. "Any Other Name" composed by Thomas Newman, American Beauty Original Motion Picture Score (More of that saddness but also something else I can't put my thumb on.)
10. "Let's Go To The Mall" performed by Cobie Smulders as Robin Sparkles, Let's Sparkle (A great tribute to the care-free songs of the eighties.)
11. "Don't Let it Bring You Down" performed by Annie Lennox, Medusa (Annie Lennox is one of those singers that I think deserves to be lofted high into the skies of awesome.)