Runway view of the coming S/S 2010 line from this great Australian line.

Music and runways are inseparable. Unless you run the avante garde circuit, music will be needed to set the tone for collections being shown for the first time to the public and editors alike. Many label and fashion houses have in-house music directors that ensure the proper that the two properly complement one another.

Cataloging the music of the runway is something that Agenda Inc. is obsessed with as Frillr points out to us. 

Agenda Inc, a luxury strategy consultancy based in Paris and San Francisco has taken it upon themselves to compile and rank the playlists that accompanied every runway show for Spring/Summer 2009. The list of artists and tracks is massive, as expected, but well worth examination if you want to follow how well music trends to fashion. “Agenda Inc also listed the top 10 tracks and the number of times they were played.” Again, thanks to Frillr for publishing the list.

View the full list after the jump. Be forewarned, the list of music and runway shows is massive. 

WWD reports in on news of Runway gone Internet. "Fashion showmen extraordinaire Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren said Monday that they would present their spring-summer 2009 collection on their Web site, in lieu of the Paris runway, on which the Dutch designers in the past have featured pyrotechnics, fog and blue-screen technology effects…" (photo via fashionindie)

More at WWD.

Yohji Yamamoto’s Spring runway for Spring 2009 brings looks that use accents on tailored jackets and suits to form something more interesting, to say the least. Heavy pronouncements of black and offset tails look to reach for a "new." (photos via sf)

More views after the jump.