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Meme!
Meme from musesfool via dacro. Sounded like fun :D
1. Go to the Wikipedia home page and click random article. That is your band's name.
2. Click random article again; that is your album name.
3. Click random article 15 more times; those are the tracks on your album.
Band name: House of Dlamini
Album name: White Shroud Poems
1 Photopsin
2 Gloucestershire Echo
3 2003-04 World Sevens Series
4 HMS Juno (F46)
5 Lee Won-Hee
6 Mike Maksudian
7 Eritrean-Ethiopian War
8 Governor General's Caring Canadian Award
9 A Gothic-Industrial Tribute to The Smashing Pumpkins
10 Bill Beveridge
11 Raw Velvet
12 Minnesota State Highway 1
13 Pasto
14 Eendrachtsplein (subwaystation)
15 Paragon
Governor General's Caring Canadian Award, a heartbreaking technofunk anthem about the shallowness of today's governments and their superficial natures, was a break-out hit for House of Dlamini, bringing them to instant stardom. But it was Eendrachtsplein (subwaystation) that fixed them in the public's eye as a band to watch, with its haunting melodies and brisk electric-accordion solos.
(So I may have cheated a little bit and kept hitting the random button. But I kept getting names of actual people! And then places in Poland! And then railway stations! So it was totally justified.)
1. Go to the Wikipedia home page and click random article. That is your band's name.
2. Click random article again; that is your album name.
3. Click random article 15 more times; those are the tracks on your album.
Band name: House of Dlamini
Album name: White Shroud Poems
1 Photopsin
2 Gloucestershire Echo
3 2003-04 World Sevens Series
4 HMS Juno (F46)
5 Lee Won-Hee
6 Mike Maksudian
7 Eritrean-Ethiopian War
8 Governor General's Caring Canadian Award
9 A Gothic-Industrial Tribute to The Smashing Pumpkins
10 Bill Beveridge
11 Raw Velvet
12 Minnesota State Highway 1
13 Pasto
14 Eendrachtsplein (subwaystation)
15 Paragon
Governor General's Caring Canadian Award, a heartbreaking technofunk anthem about the shallowness of today's governments and their superficial natures, was a break-out hit for House of Dlamini, bringing them to instant stardom. But it was Eendrachtsplein (subwaystation) that fixed them in the public's eye as a band to watch, with its haunting melodies and brisk electric-accordion solos.
(So I may have cheated a little bit and kept hitting the random button. But I kept getting names of actual people! And then places in Poland! And then railway stations! So it was totally justified.)
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Well, I suppose I forgive you! :D
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