The Hives' Playlist

"Rocks Off" (Track 1): "Ok. So this here internet service is pretty new. I'm guessing that if they have music they should at least have this. And they do. Have you noticed how people of your parents' age that prefer the Stones over the other team are usually that little bit cooler? Oh, and I am pretty sure Mr. Springsteen heard this before writing Born to Run."

"Five Foot One" (Track 2): "Great Iggy song about being short and Swedish magazines. New Values is one of his best I would say. Funny lyrics and a beautifully danceable horn riff."

"I Was a Teenage Werewolf" (Track 3): "I loved the Cramps as a young punk. As much for aestethics as their music. It's like KISS but for cooler people. Same with the MISFITS. That '50s horror movie thing combined with the coolest bits of '50s and '60s rock combined with punk and you get great entertainment."

"Surrender" (Track 4): "Hello college rock bands of America 2004! You don't have to be that bad. There is light at the end of the tunnel. Listen to this! You can have a brain and still be fun. Actually, you can even just be fun. That would do it."

"Oh Oh I Love Her So" (Track 5): "I always preferred their '60s love song side to their macho dumb punk side. This just sounds perfect to me. Pop music."

"Computer Love" (Track 6): "Kraftwerk are a touching and hilarious band from Germany. They make the only music that leaves you feeling clean even though you are not. They invented most electronic music. Then electronic music payed them back by regressing into mindless slop for 30 years."

"Talking in Your Sleep" (Track 7): ""

"Straight Outta Compton" (Track 8): ""

"I Think of Demons" (Track 9): ""

"Neat, Neat, Neat" (Track 10) and "New Rose" (Track 11): "."

"The Train Kept-A-Rollin'" (Track 12): ""