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#	Song	Length	Artist	Price
1	Ég vil vera	03:47	Megas & Senuþjófarnir	1 $
2	Dáblá dauðarauða	02:58	Megas & Senuþjófarnir	1 $
3	Ná þér	02:43	Megas & Senuþjófarnir	1 $
4	Önundur Póli	02:41	Megas & Senuþjófarnir	1 $
5	Upprisubúðir	02:38	Megas & Senuþjófarnir	1 $
6	Stubbur og Ögn	05:55	Megas & Senuþjófarnir	1 $
7	Tímamót	01:32	Megas & Senuþjófarnir	1 $
8	Flærðarsenna	03:04	Megas & Senuþjófarnir	1 $
9	A.C.F.	06:12	Megas & Senuþjófarnir	1 $
10	Kæra karí	03:38	Megas & Senuþjófarnir	1 $
11	Fífa	04:53	Megas & Senuþjófarnir	1 $
12	Tóbaksvísa	00:51	Megas & Senuþjófarnir	1 $
13	Ferðalok	02:58	Megas & Senuþjófarnir	1 $
14	Hvörsu fánýt að fordildin sé	05:55	Megas & Senuþjófarnir	1 $
15	Leirkarlsvísur	01:53	Megas & Senuþjófarnir	1 $
16	Úr skúmlum skotum	01:57	Megas & Senuþjófarnir	1 $

Being an admirer of Elvis Presley, Megas welcomed the arrival of rock & roll to Iceland by 1956, although his interest in music had to be postponed while he attended grammar school in 1960. While he was young, he studied piano and showed skill at painting. He wrote outrageous short stories for the school papers and in 1968 he also published the sheet music and lyrics to 14 songs, many of which would be released on his first records. As a young bohemian writer, he was inspired by Bob Dylan and Ray Davies, and embarked into songwriting, but his works were not copies of the American or British idols, but in fact, his songs were very original.

Megas has remained one of the most important Icelandic artists. Considered the father of Icelandic rock and acclaimed for his prolific and, sometimes controversial works, his complete discography up to 1990 was reissued in 2002, remastered and with bonus tracks. More recently, he joined Senuþjófarnir and released two albums in 2007 with them which both were on the top 10 lists of the year.

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