What's on your iPod, part two

[phinnia]

Anthony:

'Sweet Emotion' - Aerosmith
'American Girl' - Tom Petty
'Sweet Surrender' - Sarah McLachlan
'Storms in Africa' - Enya
'The Great Beyond' - REM
'A Thousand Years' - Sting
'Come Fly With Me' - Frank Sinatra
'Carribean Blue' - Enya
'Porcelain' - Moby
'59th Street Bridge Song' - Simon and Garfunkel (he and Emily like to sing that one.)


Fabian:

'Complicated' - Avril Lavigne
'I Want It That Way' - The Backstreet Boys (yes, really. It's his iPod. I had nothing to do with it.)
'In Bloom' - Nirvana
'Solid' - The Dandy Warhols
'Wannabe' - The Spice Girls
'The Rooster' - Alice in Chains
'Dancing Queen' - Abba
'Boys on Film' - Freezepop
'Ice Cream' - Sarah McLachlan
'Saint Simon' - The Shins

Audra:
Actually Audra doesn't have music on her iPod. She's got books. Things like 'How the Mind Works' by Stephen Pinker and 'A Wrinkle in Time' by Madeline L'Engle and (assuming she could find it) 'The Critique of Pure Reason' by Kant. She usually just listens to whatever the boys/Anthony have on the stereo at that moment. Or, well, ignores it mostly. If she's alone in the house she mainly enjoys the peace and quiet.

Emily:
Almost entirely video game music and anime soundtracks. I don't have enough of this to make much in the way of actual track names. But that's what's there, anyway. And classical pieces, because she used to dance ballet. (Sleeping Beauty, Giselle, etc.)

Jakob:
That version of the Smurfs theme done by the dutch techno band, which I cannot find listing information for, or who does it, but I've heard it.
'Private Psychedelic Reel' - The Chemical Brothers
'Not if You Were the Last Junkie on Earth' - The Dandy Warhols
'If You Have to Ask' - The Red Hot Chili Peppers
'Anarchy in the UK' - The Sex Pistols
'Surrender' - Cheap Trick
'London Calling' - The Clash
'Mahna Mahna!' - The Muppets (he and Fabie sing this in the back of cars. I think their record before someone threatens to stop the car and leave them behind is about five miles, but it was in heavy traffic, so a good twenty minutes.)
'Eurotrash Girl' - Cracker
'Moses' - Coldplay (which for some odd reason is his and Fabie's song, and they won't tell why.)

Josh:
Classical. Mostly Beethoven's sonatas and Mozart - although you occasionally see some Stravinsky and Wagner, when he's in a bad mood. He likes the Bach Inventions, the Well-Tempered Clavier, that kind of thing.