I don’t know who it is by, but it really helped me progress my fascination with vampires (because I am romanian, I feel like it is my heritage) and doing the twist. Bloodsports and 60’s dancing together really can’t be beat.

Best voice, best emotion, best crunchy fucking guitars. If you don’t stay awake to this and get up and start dancing, then we can never be friends. And wasn’t he like 16 years old when he sang this?! WHAT THE FUCK?! Amazing!

I dunno, but Sparklehorse tends to fill the musical void for all the tender moments in your life that need a soundtrack. I love this band so much it makes me sad.

This song has the best guitar hook and it is so poppy but the lyrics are so dark. The beat is damn good for bike riding as long as it is a banana bike and you are rolling around pretty leisurely.

I love some strong female vocalists, and I am really domesticated, although I have a fear of candles (like Frankenstein). I love to prepare a nice romantic dinner for my boy (he better like omelettes though, cause that is pretty much all I can make).

When I am in a club I freak out when I hear «Damaged Goods», or anything by Stereo Total – cause they are the titties nipple.

I don’t think I have ever been on a real important date but if I did go on one I would need a standard favorite like «96 Tears». It’s fun to dance around your room to, which in turn makes you feel amazing, which in turn will make you feel confident for your important date.

Nina Simone (who I have the pleasure of sharing the same birthday with) is the catalyst for any emotion. She is hands down my favorite woman to listen to. When I get depressed I like to wallow in it for a little bit, so I would say «Wild Is the Wind».

Now they should be honored to hear this, but I know not everyone gets Mr. Lemmy (who I love with a passion, I want to eat his moles for breakfast). I must say «Rock N Roll».

To fall asleep I need instrumental music, vocals distract me.

I don’t think I would ever willingly jump out of an airplane, but in the scenario that I would have to, I think the music would have to be pretty epic. If Cheap Trick don’t do it for you, then you might as well go without a parachute, cause you are fucked anyways.

I hate planes, so I try and detach myself from the situation as much as possible, one of my favorite bands and one of my favorite songs, the Zombies’ version of «Summertime» helps me get out of my head.

There were two alternatives for this answer, you could either go with the ghosts and exploit the situation by playing some creepy music to go along with their whole theme, or (which is what I would do) you would blast those ghosts away and have a 90’s hiphop dance party and play «Whoomp! There It Is» by Tag Team.

I can’t take the subway anymore. For the past 3 years I have gotten panic attacks at the thought of it. But I used to take it 6 times a day and in honor of that, a bit of 60’s soul is good. My favorite thing to do was to play the air piano on the pole, so let’s say «Oogum Boogum».

This song is brightly optimistic and makes me feel like I am 4 years old again being woken up on a perfect morning by my mom. 2nd runner up is: Velvet Underground - Who Loves The Sun. I take mornings very literally.

I remember being in 3rd grade and my best friend Paula and I would hang out with our other best friend Zack Rice and we would listen to this song on repeat jumping up and down on Zack’s bed, while we would lift up our shirts and show our imaginary breasts to him. We were both madly in love with him... sigh...

Reminds me of my mom. I first heard it when I was in London recording. Supremely depressed it was my mom’s first birthday since she had past away. I had downloaded a bunch of random music that I loaded into my iPod right before I left. I was crying, and this song came on out of nowhere, it totally saved me at the time because it was 100% a sign, but now it just makes me sad.

Motherfuck, I loved this record, it reminds me of my dad. I hated the cover, it scared the shit out of me. Also Pink Floyd’s «The Wall». I would be 5 years old running around my house yelling «WE DON'T NEED NO EDUCATION!». Also: The Beatles’ «Sgt. Peppers’ Lonely Hearts Club Band» and The Doors’ «Strange Days».

Best song pretty much ever made.

This song has made me horny since I was 16. And when I put it on it is like the pumpkin pie of songs, it brings me back to that moment, I know what it is like. It is lusty and longing and I want to be that girl that Iggy is singing about.

Anyone that knows me knows that when I get shitfaced I like to sing standards and this is my ultimate fave. I also kill it for karaoke.

The most beautiful opening notes in the world.