9 mixes with tracks by “Kathy Mar”

A blast from the past, to celebrate my 200th mix! 120 tracks including music by 1349, 386 DX, and :wumpscut:, arranged by my brain via free association. PH34R T3H BR41N!
Why 120 and not 200? 1) I got bored. 2) When I was learning English I always mixed numbers like these up. And also when I was learning basic math back in elementary school. 3) Why the hell not? :-P
Oh, and watch the 200th episode (10x06) of Stargate SG-1 in my honor. Or don't. Heheh :)
And yup, that's our cash.

Playing a fantasy MUD, MMORPG, or tabletop RPG? This playlist contains songs of a more or less fantasy theme. No instrumentals. Artists include Meg Davis, Heather Alexander, and Kathy Mar.

45.04.30. "Das Herz von Deutschland hat aufgehört zu schlagen. Der Führer ist tot."
10 tracks including music by Bushido, Böhse Onkelz and Frederic Chopin.

15 tracks including music by Beethoven, Greydon Square and Julia Ecklar. Something to reflect on the feelings of, and thus cure or at least diminish Reverse Seasonal Affective Disorder (which totally struck me today, but at least my grades are great!).

11 tracks including music by Corvus Corax, Cyber-Tec Project and In Extremo.

10 magnificent songs including music by Kathy Mar, Charlene Mac Kay and Joe Bethancourt. Drink the Dandelion Wine, not the Kool-Aid!

12 tracks from the sadder, more pensive side of filk, including music by Escape Key, Felsberg 36 and Infected Mushroom.

9 tracks including music by Escape Key, Julia Ecklar and Kathy Mar. Now, THIS contains stuff I actually agree with, in case you were wondering. Also, the last track always reminds me of Alan... and makes me cry.... :-/

Apparently while I wasn't looking, this mix morphed into a strange combo of extremely black humour, political statement, and one or two songs meant to be taken seriously. But they're all about death. These are not happy little songs, and they will not go over well at your next party. Will anyone listen to a playlist of 14 depressing and sometimes creepy songs about murder, suicide, and worse? We'll see!