* Real Gone Blue Guitar - Giant Sand - Long Stem Rant
* Everything and Nothing - Mudvayne - L.D. 50
* Just Like Anyone - Soul Asylum - Let Your Dim Light Shine
* Crush - Smashing Pumpkins - Gish
* You Gotta Feel It - Spoon - Kill The Moonlight
* Black Eulogy - Black Swan - The Quiet Divide
* Mr. Rogers - Korn - Life is Peachy
* Maynard's Dick - Tool - Salival
* Lathspell I Name You - The Body - All the Waters of the Earth Turn to Blood
* Seasonal Economy - Indian Jewelry - Free Gold!
'New' - No Doubt Go soundtrack
'Riot Van' - Arctic Monkeys Whatever People Say I Am, That's What Im Not
'Rock & Roll Suicide' - David Bowie Ziggy Stardust
'Banditos' - The Refreshments Fizzy Fuzzy Big & Buzzy
'Waiting' - Green Day Warning
'You Can Call Me Al' - Paul Simon Graceland
'Bought For A Song' - Fountains of Wayne Welcome Interstate Managers
'Your Time Is Gonna Come' - Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin
'Discotheque' - U2 Pop
'Steal My Sunshine' - Len You Cant Stop the Bum Rush
"Steal My Sunshine" - I just saw a mashup of that and I think Jay-Z, maybe Kanye I can't remember. It was alright, nothing great.
"Steal My Sunshine": One of those songs that sounded great on the radio, but the album version sucked.
I believe I have the best claim to most wicked randomness...
01. Testament - "F.E.A.R.", The Formation Of Damnation
02. Dimmu Borgir - "Fear And Wonder", Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia
03. Entombed - "Descent Into Inferno", Inferno
04. Skyclad - "Penny Dreadful (Full Shilling Mix)", Oui Avant-Garde à Chance
05. October 31 - "Wrecking Crew", No Survivors
06. Agalloch - "You Were But A Ghost In My Arms", The Mantle
07. Megadeth - "502", So Far So Good...So What
08. Entombed - "Demon", Wolverine Blues
09. Megadeth - "In My Darkest Hour", So Far So Good...So What
10. Fran Walsh & Howard Shore - "The Breaking Of The Fellowship", The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring
I haven't played for a long time, and I know my musical tastes are different from most others, but here goes:
1. Mary Chapin Carpenter--"Jenny Dreamed of Trains"
2. Manfred Mann's Earth Band--"Blinded By the Light"
3. Kansas--"Carry On Wayward Son"
4. Mercy Me--"God With Us"
5. The Carpenters--"I Won't Last a Day Without You"
6. Del Shannon--"Runaway"
7. Wynonna Judd--"Tell Me Why"
8. The Moody Blues--"Nights in White Satin"
9. Leo Sayer--"When I Need You"
10. Gordon Lightfoot--"If You Could Read My Mind"
everyone has at least some overlapping tastes with others here. Even cheaptoy!
that looks like a pretty solid list to me
6, 7, and 10 are on my mp3 player. I love love love Runaway. One of the best from the early 60's.
If I don't have that Lightfoot on my iPod, it's at least in my library.
I own Gord's Gold on LP.
.
.
01. The Kids - Lou Reed - Between Thought and Expression
02. Old Yellow Bricks - Arctic Monkeys - Favourite Worst Nightmare
03. You Make Me Feel So Free - Van Morrison - Into the Music
04. Synchro Series: Synchro Reprise - King Sunny Ade - Synchro Series
05. When You're Smiling - Ella Fitzgerald - Ella in Rome: The Birthday Concert
06. Just Like Honey - Jesus and Mary Chain - 21 Singles
07. Arc of a Diver - Steve Winwood - The Finer Things
08. I Shot the Sheriff - Monty Alexander - Stir It Up: The Music of Bob Marley
09. Heartbeat - Buddy Holly - The Buddy Holly Collection
10. Fancy - Kinks - Face to Face
I saw it, but I'm not really familiar with the Strokes, so after listening to a few songs, I moved on.
Plus, there weren't any Meat Puppets covers on it, and what the hell is a tributealbum without the Meat Puppets?
Lots of repeats today
. The Secret Machines - "The Road Leads Where It's Been" Now Here is Nowhere The Secret Machines - "1000 Seconds" Ten Silver Drops Coldplay - "Square One" X&Y The Pogues - "A Rainy Night in SoHo" The Very Best of The Pogues The Secret Machines - "Sad and Lonely" Now Here is Nowhere
Girl Talk - "Every Day" All Day Kings of Leon - "Arizona" Because of the Times Regina Spektor - "Love Affair" 11:11 Jay-Z and The Roots - "Hard Knock Life" MTV Unplugged Jay-Z - "Empire State of Mind" The Blueprint 3
Secret Machines are one of my favorite summer/driving bands. Roll down the windows and turn up the volume all the way.
1. Christina Aguilera “What a Girl Wants” Keeps Getting Better—A Decade of Hits
2. Coil “The Sleeper” How to Destroy Angels (Remixes)
3. Bare Jr. “You Blew Me Off” Boo-Tay
4. Nine Inch Nails “The Downward Spiral (The Bottom)”* Further Down the Spiral
5. Will Oldham “Be Still and Know God (Don't Be Shy)” Joya
6. The Juan MacLean “Happy House” Happy House 12"
7. Emptyset* “Point” Demiurge
8. Vampire Weekend “Cousins” Contra
9. Christina Aguilera “Beautiful” Keeps Getting Better—A Decade of Hits
T. Colin Stetson* “The Righteous Wrath of an Honorable Man” New History Warfare Vol. 2: Judges
E. Frank Black “Olé Mulholland” Teenager of the Year
*Notes:
4. Remixed by John Balance, Peter Christopherson, and Drew McDowall of Coil with Danny Hyde
7. Hat tip: Daneeka's Ghost
T. Hat tip: the Hitman
Did you pick up Vol. 1?
Nope. I added a bunch of stuff to my iPod last Friday before leaving town, and really haven't had much time to listen to any of the new stuff.
I did listen to the Emptyset LP while mowing on Wednesday night.
I'll listen to Vol.2 a few times before I decide on whether to look further into Stetson's work.
i maxed out my 30GB a long time ago, so with anything added, others must be removed. i strongly hinted to my mother on her current visit that a 160GB would be much appreciated come xmas time...
I get by with a 16 GB, but I'm constantly swapping things in and out.
I also use the 128Kb AAC compression option to really cram the iPod full.
I love the AMR has a Christina Aguilera greatest hits disc on his I-pod. Do you use it as an antidote when you overdose on Sonic Youth?
I've got seven songs from that on the iPod. (Note to others: "Hurt" is not a NIN cover. Note to self: Remove "Hurt" from iPod.)
I'm quite fond of her first two singles, especially "Genie", which I think has just great production.
I was listening to a lot of Funkstörung* that summer, and "Genie"'s instrumental sounded like a pop take on what they were doing.
*Kindof the last gasps of the big IDM (Aphex Twin/Autechre/Squarepusher) surge of the late 90's that never really crossed over.
1. “this fire” – franz ferdinand – franz ferdinand
2. “desire” – anna calvi – anna calvi
3. “`til the money runs out” – tom waits – heartattack & vine
4. “cowtown” – they might be giants – lincoln
5. “idiot wind” – bob dylan – blood on the tracks
6. “my maria” – martin sexton – the american
7. “jump monk” – charles mingus – thirteen pictures
8. “mean eyed cat” – johnny cash – unchained
9. “i don’t like mondays” – boomtown rats – the fine art of surfacing
10. “razor love” – neil young – silver & gold
Tom Waits "The Return of Jackie and Judy" Orphans BBB
Bonnie Prince Billy "Today I Was An Evil One" I See A Darkness
Bob Dylan "Deal Landlord" John Wesley Harding
Hank Williams "You Win Again" 20 Greatest
Cat Stevens "The Wind" Rushmore Soundtrack
Belle and Sebastian "I'm A Cuckoo" Dear Catastrophe Waitress
Sam Roberts "Uprising Down Under" Chemical City
Buzzcocks "What Can't I Touch It?" Going Steady
Hawksley Workman "Tragic and Young" Delicious Wolves
Otis Redding "The Happy Song" Very Best Of
1. Just Like Starting Over -- Flaming Lips
2. Riot Act (Demo) -- Elvis Costello
3. Pretty Polly -- Coon Creek Girls
4. Dweller on the Threshold -- Van Morrison
5. Miss Chatelaine -- k.d. lang
6. Let the Lower Lights be Burning -- Johnny Cash
7. Slow Dog -- Belly
8. Yesterday's News -- Whiskeytown
9. Take these Chains from my Heart -- Hank Williams
10. Ring of Fire Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash
Bonus: Unfair -- Pavement
Country/Folk Music emphasis today I guess.
Garth Brooks--Shameless
Landed (by Ben Folds)--University A Cappella!
Chris Isaak--Somebody's Cryin
John Fogerty--Somebody Help Me
Randy Travis--Easy To Love You
Whitesnake--Here I Go Again
3 Doors Down--Better Life
Charlie Daniels Band--The Devil Went Down To Georgia
Johnny Cash--Folsom Prison Blues
Regina Spektor--20 Years Of Snow
I don't know if I'll be able to keep my lists coming at the new job. I hope so.
01. The Rosebuds - "Edmund Street" from Unwind
02. Gucci Mane ft. Soulja Boy & Waka Flocka Flame - "Bingo" from The State vs. Radric Davis
03. Frog Eyes - "Violent Psalms" from Paul's Tomb: A Triumph
04. Frank Ocean - "American Wedding" from nostalgia, ULTRA.
05. Devin the Dude - "Tought Love" from Just Tryin' Ta Live
06. Beastie Boys ft. Santigold - "Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win" from Hot Sauce Committee Part Two
07. Boris - "Black Original" from New Album
08. Rick Ross - "In Cold Blood" from Deeper Than Rap
09. T.I. - "I Can't Quit" from Trap Muzik
10. Fire on Fire - "Hartford Blues" from The Orchard
Crap, I can install the client here at work, but there's some sort of proxy setting I don't know how to reconfigure, so the client can't access anything outside. Until I get home then.
I have that issue with certain apps on the work laptop, too. Firewall.
.
* Real Gone Blue Guitar - Giant Sand - Long Stem Rant
* Everything and Nothing - Mudvayne - L.D. 50
* Just Like Anyone - Soul Asylum - Let Your Dim Light Shine
* Crush - Smashing Pumpkins - Gish
* You Gotta Feel It - Spoon - Kill The Moonlight
* Black Eulogy - Black Swan - The Quiet Divide
* Mr. Rogers - Korn - Life is Peachy
* Maynard's Dick - Tool - Salival
* Lathspell I Name You - The Body - All the Waters of the Earth Turn to Blood
* Seasonal Economy - Indian Jewelry - Free Gold!
'New' - No Doubt Go soundtrack
'Riot Van' - Arctic Monkeys Whatever People Say I Am, That's What Im Not
'Rock & Roll Suicide' - David Bowie Ziggy Stardust
'Banditos' - The Refreshments Fizzy Fuzzy Big & Buzzy
'Waiting' - Green Day Warning
'You Can Call Me Al' - Paul Simon Graceland
'Bought For A Song' - Fountains of Wayne Welcome Interstate Managers
'Your Time Is Gonna Come' - Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin
'Discotheque' - U2 Pop
'Steal My Sunshine' - Len You Cant Stop the Bum Rush
"Steal My Sunshine" - I just saw a mashup of that and I think Jay-Z, maybe Kanye I can't remember. It was alright, nothing great.
"Steal My Sunshine": One of those songs that sounded great on the radio, but the album version sucked.
I believe I have the best claim to most wicked randomness...
01. Testament - "F.E.A.R.", The Formation Of Damnation
02. Dimmu Borgir - "Fear And Wonder", Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia
03. Entombed - "Descent Into Inferno", Inferno
04. Skyclad - "Penny Dreadful (Full Shilling Mix)", Oui Avant-Garde à Chance
05. October 31 - "Wrecking Crew", No Survivors
06. Agalloch - "You Were But A Ghost In My Arms", The Mantle
07. Megadeth - "502", So Far So Good...So What
08. Entombed - "Demon", Wolverine Blues
09. Megadeth - "In My Darkest Hour", So Far So Good...So What
10. Fran Walsh & Howard Shore - "The Breaking Of The Fellowship", The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring
I haven't played for a long time, and I know my musical tastes are different from most others, but here goes:
1. Mary Chapin Carpenter--"Jenny Dreamed of Trains"
2. Manfred Mann's Earth Band--"Blinded By the Light"
3. Kansas--"Carry On Wayward Son"
4. Mercy Me--"God With Us"
5. The Carpenters--"I Won't Last a Day Without You"
6. Del Shannon--"Runaway"
7. Wynonna Judd--"Tell Me Why"
8. The Moody Blues--"Nights in White Satin"
9. Leo Sayer--"When I Need You"
10. Gordon Lightfoot--"If You Could Read My Mind"
everyone has at least some overlapping tastes with others here. Even cheaptoy!
that looks like a pretty solid list to me
6, 7, and 10 are on my mp3 player. I love love love Runaway. One of the best from the early 60's.
If I don't have that Lightfoot on my iPod, it's at least in my library.
I own Gord's Gold on LP.
.
.
01. The Kids - Lou Reed - Between Thought and Expression
02. Old Yellow Bricks - Arctic Monkeys - Favourite Worst Nightmare
03. You Make Me Feel So Free - Van Morrison - Into the Music
04. Synchro Series: Synchro Reprise - King Sunny Ade - Synchro Series
05. When You're Smiling - Ella Fitzgerald - Ella in Rome: The Birthday Concert
06. Just Like Honey - Jesus and Mary Chain - 21 Singles
07. Arc of a Diver - Steve Winwood - The Finer Things
08. I Shot the Sheriff - Monty Alexander - Stir It Up: The Music of Bob Marley
09. Heartbeat - Buddy Holly - The Buddy Holly Collection
10. Fancy - Kinks - Face to Face
Has anyone else seen the Is This It tribute album on Stereogum?
I saw it, but I'm not really familiar with the Strokes, so after listening to a few songs, I moved on.
Plus, there weren't any Meat Puppets covers on it, and what the hell is a tribute album without the Meat Puppets?
Lots of repeats today
.
The Secret Machines - "The Road Leads Where It's Been" Now Here is Nowhere
The Secret Machines - "1000 Seconds" Ten Silver Drops
Coldplay - "Square One" X&Y
The Pogues - "A Rainy Night in SoHo" The Very Best of The Pogues
The Secret Machines - "Sad and Lonely" Now Here is Nowhere
Girl Talk - "Every Day" All Day
Kings of Leon - "Arizona" Because of the Times
Regina Spektor - "Love Affair" 11:11
Jay-Z and The Roots - "Hard Knock Life" MTV Unplugged
Jay-Z - "Empire State of Mind" The Blueprint 3
Secret Machines are one of my favorite summer/driving bands. Roll down the windows and turn up the volume all the way.
1. Christina Aguilera “What a Girl Wants” Keeps Getting Better—A Decade of Hits
2. Coil “The Sleeper” How to Destroy Angels (Remixes)
3. Bare Jr. “You Blew Me Off” Boo-Tay
4. Nine Inch Nails “The Downward Spiral (The Bottom)”* Further Down the Spiral
5. Will Oldham “Be Still and Know God (Don't Be Shy)” Joya
6. The Juan MacLean “Happy House” Happy House 12"
7. Emptyset* “Point” Demiurge
8. Vampire Weekend “Cousins” Contra
9. Christina Aguilera “Beautiful” Keeps Getting Better—A Decade of Hits
T. Colin Stetson* “The Righteous Wrath of an Honorable Man” New History Warfare Vol. 2: Judges
E. Frank Black “Olé Mulholland” Teenager of the Year
*Notes:
4. Remixed by John Balance, Peter Christopherson, and Drew McDowall of Coil with Danny Hyde
7. Hat tip: Daneeka's Ghost
T. Hat tip: the Hitman
Did you pick up Vol. 1?
Nope. I added a bunch of stuff to my iPod last Friday before leaving town, and really haven't had much time to listen to any of the new stuff.
I did listen to the Emptyset LP while mowing on Wednesday night.
I'll listen to Vol.2 a few times before I decide on whether to look further into Stetson's work.
i maxed out my 30GB a long time ago, so with anything added, others must be removed. i strongly hinted to my mother on her current visit that a 160GB would be much appreciated come xmas time...
I get by with a 16 GB, but I'm constantly swapping things in and out.
I also use the 128Kb AAC compression option to really cram the iPod full.
I love the AMR has a Christina Aguilera greatest hits disc on his I-pod. Do you use it as an antidote when you overdose on Sonic Youth?
I've got seven songs from that on the iPod. (Note to others: "Hurt" is not a NIN cover. Note to self: Remove "Hurt" from iPod.)
I'm quite fond of her first two singles, especially "Genie", which I think has just great production.
I was listening to a lot of Funkstörung* that summer, and "Genie"'s instrumental sounded like a pop take on what they were doing.
*Kindof the last gasps of the big IDM (Aphex Twin/Autechre/Squarepusher) surge of the late 90's that never really crossed over.
1. “this fire” – franz ferdinand – franz ferdinand
2. “desire” – anna calvi – anna calvi
3. “`til the money runs out” – tom waits – heartattack & vine
4. “cowtown” – they might be giants – lincoln
5. “idiot wind” – bob dylan – blood on the tracks
6. “my maria” – martin sexton – the american
7. “jump monk” – charles mingus – thirteen pictures
8. “mean eyed cat” – johnny cash – unchained
9. “i don’t like mondays” – boomtown rats – the fine art of surfacing
10. “razor love” – neil young – silver & gold
Tom Waits "The Return of Jackie and Judy" Orphans BBB
Bonnie Prince Billy "Today I Was An Evil One" I See A Darkness
Bob Dylan "Deal Landlord" John Wesley Harding
Hank Williams "You Win Again" 20 Greatest
Cat Stevens "The Wind" Rushmore Soundtrack
Belle and Sebastian "I'm A Cuckoo" Dear Catastrophe Waitress
Sam Roberts "Uprising Down Under" Chemical City
Buzzcocks "What Can't I Touch It?" Going Steady
Hawksley Workman "Tragic and Young" Delicious Wolves
Otis Redding "The Happy Song" Very Best Of
1. Just Like Starting Over -- Flaming Lips
2. Riot Act (Demo) -- Elvis Costello
3. Pretty Polly -- Coon Creek Girls
4. Dweller on the Threshold -- Van Morrison
5. Miss Chatelaine -- k.d. lang
6. Let the Lower Lights be Burning -- Johnny Cash
7. Slow Dog -- Belly
8. Yesterday's News -- Whiskeytown
9. Take these Chains from my Heart -- Hank Williams
10. Ring of Fire Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash
Bonus: Unfair -- Pavement
Country/Folk Music emphasis today I guess.
Garth Brooks--Shameless
Landed (by Ben Folds)--University A Cappella!
Chris Isaak--Somebody's Cryin
John Fogerty--Somebody Help Me
Randy Travis--Easy To Love You
Whitesnake--Here I Go Again
3 Doors Down--Better Life
Charlie Daniels Band--The Devil Went Down To Georgia
Johnny Cash--Folsom Prison Blues
Regina Spektor--20 Years Of Snow
I don't know if I'll be able to keep my lists coming at the new job. I hope so.
01. The Rosebuds - "Edmund Street" from Unwind
02. Gucci Mane ft. Soulja Boy & Waka Flocka Flame - "Bingo" from The State vs. Radric Davis
03. Frog Eyes - "Violent Psalms" from Paul's Tomb: A Triumph
04. Frank Ocean - "American Wedding" from nostalgia, ULTRA.
05. Devin the Dude - "Tought Love" from Just Tryin' Ta Live
06. Beastie Boys ft. Santigold - "Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win" from Hot Sauce Committee Part Two
07. Boris - "Black Original" from New Album
08. Rick Ross - "In Cold Blood" from Deeper Than Rap
09. T.I. - "I Can't Quit" from Trap Muzik
10. Fire on Fire - "Hartford Blues" from The Orchard
LupeFiasco.com is giving out Spotify invites
Crap, I can install the client here at work, but there's some sort of proxy setting I don't know how to reconfigure, so the client can't access anything outside. Until I get home then.
I have that issue with certain apps on the work laptop, too. Firewall.