10 random tracks on your media player

I've actually been listening to whole albums and CDs for the last few days. This is the first shuffle I've had since Tuesday I think:

1. Depeche Mode - Newborn
2. Radiohead - 15 Step
3. TV on the Radio - Wolf Like Me
4. DJ Shadow - Building Steam with a Grain of Salt
5. Boy Hits Car - Tonight
6. Audioslave - Yesterday to Tomorrow
7. System of a Down - Soldier Side
8. Queens of the Stone Age - Go with the Flow
9. Nine Inch Nails - Only
10. Deftones - Back to School (Mini Maggit) [Live]
 
J.T.B.'s post reminds me that I wanted to get into The Band a while ago, ever since I heard This Wheel's On Fire.
 
Carry that Weight - Beatles
Stranger on the Shore - Pete Fountain
Sultans of Swing - Dire Staights
What a Fool Believes - Doobie Brothers
I Was the One - Jimmie Dale Gilmore
El Paso - Marty Robbins
If You Could Read My Mind - Gordon Lightfoot
Sweet Home Alabama - Lynard Skynyrd
Rocky Mountain Way - Joe Walsh
Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square - New Vaudville Band
 
  1. "Everything Back But You" — Avril Lavigne
  2. "Hamburg Song" — Keane
  3. "Hey Paula" — Paul & Paula
  4. "Boy with a Coin" — Iron & Wine
  5. "The Obvious Child" — Paul Simon
  6. "Ordinary Day" — Vanessa Carlton
  7. "Rescue in a Wreck" — Eric Serra (from Le Grand Bleu)
  8. "He's a Tramp" — Bette Midler
  9. "Here with Me" — Michelle Branch
  10. "All I Ask of You" — Emmy Rossum and Patrick Wilson (from The Phantom of the Opera 2004 film soundtrack)
 
  1. Omen (Random Trio), "Frontline," Tectonic Plates
  2. Rapoon, "Horizon Discrete," Time Frost
  3. Richard Hawley, "Aran Loop," Run For Me EP
  4. Sonic Youth, "In The Mind Of The Bourgeois Reader," Experimental Jet Set, Trash and No Star
  5. The Cramps, "Bikini Girls With Machine Guns," Stay Sick!
  6. His Name Is Alive, "No More The Moon," Silver Makeup single
  7. El-P, "Posenville Kids No Wins / Reprise (This Must Be Our Time)," I'll Sleep When You're Dead
  8. Scorn, "Super Mantis (Original Mix)," Super Mantis Part 1 single
  9. Sally Shapiro, "Moonlight Dance," My Guilty Pleasure
  10. Ella Fitzgerald, "Just One of Those Things," The Complete Ella Fitzgerald Song Books
If there's anyone on TrekBBS who has as many as three of those songs, I'd be (pleasantly) surprised. None of them strike me as all that obscure, aside from possibly Omen (Random Trio), a dubstep artist who doesn't have any solo albums (that track is from a label comp). But most of the people here seem to have pretty mainstream tastes.
 
  1. Frank Sinatra — "The Way You Look Tonight" — Nothing but the Best
  2. Elton John — "Amy" — Honky Château
  3. Dido — "Let's Do the Things We Normally Do" — Safe Trip Home
  4. Jean-Claude Petit — "Jean de Florette Theme" — Pure Cinema Chillout
  5. Howard Shore — "The Hornburg" — LOTR: The Two Towers
  6. Alanis Morissette — "Mary Jane" — Jagged Little Pill
  7. Gorillaz — "Clint Eastwood" — Gorillaz
  8. The Chambers Brothers — "Romeo & Juliet" — The Time Has Come
  9. Patrick Doyle — "Rich Shall She Be" — Much Ado About Nothing
  10. Safe Ferris — "Come On Eileen" — It Means Everything
biggles, philistine ;)
 
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"All Along the Watchtower" - Jimi Hendrix
"If You Leave" - OMD
"So What" - Pink
"Walk on the Ocean" - Toad the Wet Sprocket
"Hotel California" - Gypsy Kings
"Bagpipes From Baghdad" - Eminem
"Get to Da Choppa" by Austrian Death Machine
"Come on Eileen" - Save Ferris
"Shine" - Collective Soul
"Careless Whisper" - Seether
 
1. Don't Drive Crunk- Cowboy Troy
2. Learning How To Bend- Gary Allan
3. I Learned How To Love From You- Trace Adkins
4. Online- Brad Paisley
5. Copenhagen Angel- Chris Ledoux
6. What Do I Do with My Heart- The Eagles
7. Mockingbird- Toby Keith
8. One of These Days- Tim McGraw
9. Ten Pound Hammer- Aaron Tippin
10. She Used To Be Mine- Brooks & Dunn

The only songs I skipped (besides the above-mentioned always appearing song) was a pair of Gary Allan songs. He was very popular this cycle.
 
The Latest:

"Run, Run, Run" - THE THIRD RAIL
"Magic Bus" - THE WHO
"Cerdes" - PROCOL HARUM
"To Each His Own" - AMERICA
"Precious Love" - STRAY
"School's Out" - ALICE COOPER
"Take Me Away" - BLUE OYSTER CULT
"Wishing Well" - FREE
"Have You Ever Seen the Rain" - CCR
"I Been Thinking" - DUST
 
Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Date With The Night
The Doors – People Are Strange
The Gaslight Anthem – High Lonesome
The Dresden Dolls – Sex Changes
The Cure – The Figurehead
Sonic Youth – Dirty Boots
Regina Spektor – Ghost of Corporate Future
Social Distortion – Story of My Life
Slowdive – Alison
The Jesus and Mary Chain – Darklands
 
Gnarls Barkley - "Charity Case", The Odd Couple
John Lee Hooker - "I'm Going Upstairs", Best of John Lee Hooker
Beck - "Gettin' Home", Golden Feelings
Johnny Cash - "Like a Soldier", American Recordings
Pixies - "Wave of Mutilation", Death to the Pixies, Disk 1
Elvis Costello - "Big Tears", This Year's Model
Cake - "Frank Sinatra", Live
Neil Young - "Heart of Gold", Harvest
The Black Keys - "Breaks", The Big Come Up
They Might Be Giants - "Birdhouse in Your Soul", Flood


That's 10, right?
 
  1. Sarah McLachlan, "Perfect Girl"
  2. Peter, Paul & Mary, "The Marvelous Toy"
  3. Johnny Maddox & the Rhythmasters, "The Crazy Otto"
  4. U2, "Stuck In a Moment You Can't Get Out Of"
  5. Randy Newman, "Jessie's in Trouble" (from Toy Story 2)
  6. Elton John, "Honky Cat"
  7. Dido, "Sand In My Shoes"
  8. The Foundations, "Build Me Up Buttercup"
  9. The Beach Boys, "Rock and Roll Music"
  10. The Manhattan Transfer, "Operator"
There were a few I didn't list, because even with the random setting, I somehow ended up with four PP&M tracks in a row.
 
1. When We All Get to Heaven- Brad Paisley
2. When Good Ol' Boys Go Bad- Travis Tritt
3. Good Cowboy- Brooks & Dunn
4. Nothin' for a Broken Heart- Vince Gill
5. Twenty One- Phil Vassar
6. Who's Your Daddy- Toby Keith
7. Yellow Brick Road Turns Blue- Chris LeDoux
8. How's The Radio Know?- Aaron Tippin
9. Raiders March (Indiana Jones)
10. Speed- Montgomery Gentry

Skipped a pair of Toby Keith's (all 3 of his songs were from the same album no less!) and a Brad Paisley.
 
It lasted ten pages so far, let's see if there's any life left in it.

  1. Dälek, "Isolated Stare," Abandoned Language
  2. Forensics, "A Life in Ice," The Singularity
  3. Miles Davis, "Diane," Steamin' With The Miles Davis Quintet
  4. Cadence Weapon, "Rupture Vers Le Haut," Separation Anxiety
  5. Lush, "Nothing Natural," Spooky
  6. The xx, "Blood Red Moon," XX
  7. Robin Guthrie, "Imperial," Imperial
  8. John Foxx, "Europe After the Rain," The Garden
  9. Electric Light Orchestra, "Rockaria!," New World Record
  10. Mojave 3, "You're Beautiful," Ask Me Tomorrow (not the annoying song with the same title)
 
^ The XX are a superb band. I just bought their new album yesterday and it's one of my favourites of the year by a long way. Beautiful songs.
 
I read some reviews that dropped a lot of references to stuff I like -- Young Marble Giants, Tricky, Raveonettes, dubstep -- and knew I had to check them out. They live up to it, too; they're definitely something special.
 
It's been a while since I played this:

1. "Are You a Boy or are You a Girl?" THE BARBARIANS
2. "Alabama Rain" JIM CROCE
3. "She Was", DEEP PURPLE
4. "Nature's Way", STRAY
5. "Nightride", STATUS QUO
6. "Summer", ASIA
7. "I Feel Free", CREAM
8. "Broken Arrow", BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD
9. "The Trial", PINK FLOYD
10. "Let it Down", GEORGE HARRISON
 
Allegro, from Guitar Concerto - Antonio Vivaldi
Woke Up This Morning - Alabama3
All This Time - Sting
Night Owl (SimCity 4 soundtrack) - Jerry Martin
Take Me Higher - Louis Lomez
Ghost Love Score - Nightwish
It Was a Good Day - Ice Cube
Symphony 3: Finale. Allegro con fuoco - Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Wordless - Llorca
The Thing Strikes + Desert Rendez-vous (It Came From Outer Space) - Henry Mancini

...not quite as embarrassing as I was expecting.
 
1. Butterfly-Tori Amos
2. Let Me Go-3 Doors Down
3. All The Same-Sick Puppies
4. Yesterday-Staind
5. Taxi Ride-Tori Amos
6. My Happy Ending-Avril Lavigne
7. Dragon-Tori Amos
8. Hallelujah-Kate Voegele
9. Disasterpiece-Slipknot
10. Rocket Queen-Guns N' Roses
 
1. Atomic Rooster (In Hearing of Atomic Rooster) - A Spoonful of Bromide Helps The Pulse Rate Go Down (video)
2. Frank Zappa (Hot Rats) - Son of Mr. Green Genes
3. Symphony X (The Divine Wings of Tragedy) - The Accolade (video)
4. Frank Zappa (Roxy & Elsewhere) - Don't You Ever Wash That Thing (video)
5. Spock's Beard (The Light) - The Light (video)
6. Beastie Boys (Ill Communication) - Sure Shot (video)
7. Dream Theater (Images and Words) - Metropolis Part I: The Miracle and The Sleeper (video)
8. Opeth (Blackwater Park) - The Leper Affinity (video)
9. The Beatles (Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band) - Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite! (video)
10. Bigelf (Money Machine) - Money Machine (video)
 
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