1. Cult of Luna - Eternal Kingdom 2. Mínus - Rhythm Cure 3. Opeth - Harvest 4. Amen - Private 5. Siobhan Donaghy - Givin' In 6. Elbow - One Day Like This 7. Will Haven - Genesis 11 8. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Around the World 9. Tool - Third Eye [Live] 10. Nick Drake - At the Chime of a City Clock
That's true. About the 'some artists have less albums' bit. Here's mine: Dream Theater (195) Iron Maiden (194) The Who (142) Led Zeppelin (138) Porcupine Tree (129) Metallica (118) Black Sabbath (107) Radiohead (81) Opeth (78) Nirvana (66)
1. "Talk of the Town" - Jack Johnson - Curious George: Sing-A-Longs and Lullabies 2. "Many the Miles" - Sara Bareilles - Little Voice 3. "Falling for You" - Weezer - Pinkerton 4. "Maria" - Blondie - Greatest Hits: Sound & Vision 5. "The Theme [Live]" - Miles Davis - 'Round About Midnight - Live 6. "The Christmas Song" - Nat King Cole - The Ultimate Christmas Album, Vol. 3 7. "Blowin' in the Wind" - Bob Dylan - Essential Bob Dylan 8. "The Lady Is a Tramp [Live]" - Frank Sinatra - Sinatra Reprise: The Very Good Years 9. "Let's Be Friendly" - Dean Martin - Amore 10. "Flesh and Blood" - Johnny Cash - Unearthed: Volume 1 - Who's Gonna Cry Wow, this list is nowhere near representative of the breadth of my musical tastes, but whatever, I still love every artist on here, for the most part. Some Lewis Black stand-up from the album Luther Burbank Performing Arts Center Blues was played, but I just put music on my list of 10 tracks. Also, some dialogue from the Deadwood soundtrack came up.
"Cat Blues" — Yoko Kanno, from Cowboy Bebop: O.S.T. 1 "Spiralling" — Keane, from Perfect Symmetry "7 Deadly Sins" — The Traveling Wilburys, from The Traveling Wilburys, Vol. 3 "Idiot Prayer" — Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, from The Boatman's Call "Schindler's List: Main Theme" — John Williams, from 100 Best Film Classics "Again and Again" — The Bird and the Bee, from The Bird and the Bee "Cirith Ungol" — Howard Shore, from The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King "Harmony" — Elton John, from Goodbye Yellow Brick Road "Badge" — Cream, from Complete Clapton "Slipping Through My Fingers" — Meryl Streep & Amanda Seyfried, from Mamma Mia!
1. "Wonderwall" - Oasis 2. "Our Time Now" - Plain White Tees 3. "Before He Cheats" - Carrie Underwood 4. "Sugar, We're Going Down" - Fall Out Boy 5. "Starry Eyed Surprise" - Paul Oakenfold 6. "The Middle" - Jimmy Eat World 7. "Dani California" - Red Hot Chili Peppers 8. "If Today Was Your Last Day" -Nickelback 9. "One More Time" - Daft Punk 10. "All I Ever Wanted" - Basshunter Most my music is pretty mainstream, I think, nothing that interesting.
^Aw, I haven't listened to Oasis in ages -- I think I'll have to break out some old cds. 1. "Rudie Can't Fail" - The Clash 2. "First We Take Manhattan" - Leonard Cohen 3. "Let's Dance" - David Bowie 4. "Paint It Black" - The Rolling Stones 5. "Zombie" - The Cranberries 6. "Goon Squad" - Elvis Costello and the Attractions 7. "Joy To The World" - Mariah Carey 8. "Caravan" - Van Morrison 9. "Spanish Air" - Slowdive 10. "Here Comes The Night" - David Bowie
That last list has the most overlap with my collection of any post of the last page or two -- I've got albums by the Clash, Leonard Cohen, David Bowie, the Rolling Stones, Elvis Costello, and Slowdive. No, wait -- I have albums by six of Yojimbo's picks, too (Blondie, Miles Davis, Bob Dylan, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Johnny Cash). Kromestar, "Heavy Mental (Dub)," Dubstep Allstars Vol. 4 Disc 2 (Mixed by Dj Hatcha) Kate Bush, "Hammer Horror," Live at Hammersmith Odeon R.E.M., "Camera," Reckoning Angelo Badalamenti, "Just You," Twin Peaks Season Two Music and More Heralds of Change, "Part of the World (Instrumental)," Show You EP Gnarls Barkley, "Whatever," The Odd Couple Bass Clef, "How I Desire," A Smile Is A Curve That Straightens Most Things Subhumans (the Canadian punk band who used the name first, not the UK punk band), "Escalator to Hell," Pissed Off... With Good Reason Dead Can Dance, "Xavier," Within The Realm Of A Dying Sun Sally Shapiro, "Hold Me So Tight," Disco Romance
From the iPod... Spiritualized – Broken Heart Wire – Surgeon's Girl Social Distortion – Prison Bound Radiohead – Street Spirit (Fade Out) R.E.M. – Moral Kiosk The Doors – The Crystal Ship VAST – Pretty When You Cry U2 – Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses The Doors – Twentieth Century Fox Tom Waits – Gun Street Girl
1. I Can't Take You Anywhere- Toby Keith 2. Billy the Kid- Chris Ledoux 3. I Can Help- Aaron Tippin 4. Martial Law- Bear McCreary (BSG Season 2) 5. Putting My Misery on Display- Gary Allan 6. Ooby Dooby- Roy Orbinson (Star Trek First Contact) 7. Somebody Like You- Keith Urban 8. Settle For a Slowdown- Dierks Bentley 9. Scream- Trace Adkins 10. Rollin' (The Ballad of Big & Rich)- Big & Rich (just in case you couldn't guess, haha) Surprisingly, I had no skips this time. The 10 listed are the first 10 to come up.
Hey, I have a lot of that stuff. Today's list: Pluramon, "Time for a Lie," Dreams Top Rock Ryan Teague, "Coins and Crosses," Coins and Crosses Broadcast, "Test Area," The Future Crayon Wire, "No Warning Given," Read & Burn 03 EP Hildur Gudnadottir, "Overcast," Without Sinking The Teardrop Explodes, "Like Leila Khaled Said," Wilder Santogold, "L.E.S. Artistes," Santogold Ultravox, "Quirks," Ha! Ha! Ha! (2007 reissue) Elliott Smith, "Little One," From A Basement On The Hill Ladytron, "Beauty 2," Witching Hour
I'm curious if people are actually listening to the 10 songs or just skipping through and posting a list. My preference is to listen to them because I don't take as much time to just listen to music these days. 1. Clay Walker "Hypnotize the Moon" Greatest Hits 2. Toby Keith "Hit It" Big Dog Daddy 3. Tom Booth "Like the Bread" Find Us Ready 4. Brooks & Dunn "Only in America" Steers and Stripes 5. Chris LeDoux "Five Dollar Fine" 20 Greatest Hits 6. Audix "Devastation's Doorway" (Super Mario 64) www.ocremix.org 7. Brad Paisley "Kentucky Jelly" Play: The Guitar Album 8. Carolyn Dawn Johnson "Love is Always Worth the Ache" Room With a View 9. Tim McGraw "Tiny Dancer" Tim McGraw and the Dancehall Doctors 10. Garth Brooks "American Honky-Tonk Bar Association" In Pieces Duplicate Artist: Tom Booth Favorite Song on List: Brooks & Dunn "Only in America" It was difficult to pick a favorite from this group. It's a solid bunch of songs. I do find the juxtaposition of the Toby Keith and Tom Booth songs to be a little strange.
1. Dave Alvin, "Interstate City" (live) 2. Blondie, "Picture This" 3. X, "Hot House" 4. Herb Alpert & TJB, "Zorba the Greek" 5. The (English) Beat, "Mirror in the Bathroom" 6. Talking Heads, "I'm Not In Love" 7. Richard & Linda Thompson, "A Man in Need" 8. The Ramones, "Needles and Pins" 9. Television, "Guiding Light" 10. Curtis Mayfield, "Pusherman"
I've been going through to find the 10 then going back to listen to them all. Saves leaving the BBS window open for the best part of an hour to type them in.
For the last couple I've just used what Last.fm scrobbled from my iPod in shuffle mode, and picked the first 10 that came up. For example, the full list from the last 10 I posted: Spiritualized – Broken Heart Wire – Surgeon's Girl Social Distortion – Prison Bound Radiohead – Street Spirit (Fade Out) R.E.M. – Moral Kiosk The Doors – The Crystal Ship VAST – Pretty When You Cry U2 – Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses The Doors – Twentieth Century Fox Tom Waits – Gun Street Girl Rise Against – Prayer of the Refugee The Rolling Stones – Rocks Off The Flaming Lips – Fight Test The Velvet Underground – Pale Blue Eyes R.E.M. – Cuyahoga Catherine Wheel – Flower to Hide Pavement – Elevate Me Later Bruce Springsteen – I'm on Fire Blur – Clover Over Dover Bad Brains – Sailin' On Bruce Springsteen – The River Florence + The Machine – Between Two Lungs PJ Harvey – Yuri-G PJ Harvey – Dress Inspiral Carpets – This Is How It Feels Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds – Papa Won't Leave You, Henry Neil Young – After the Gold Rush Manic Street Preachers – This Joke Sport Severed Neu! – After Eight
Ah, the Flaming Lips. I live near Wayne Coyne. He's always out and about looking for random junk to build stage props and whatever that deal is he's working on in his front yard. He's a really cool guy. And yes, he wears that suit all the time! Lol. They certainly put on a damn interesting show. It's like KISS on acid or something. We've got an annual halloween parade here in OKC every year(started three years ago), which is kind of loosely "hosted" by the Flaming Lips. Good times. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=to1ia1PB6GA&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozqBxq2dbzQ
1. UGK-Swishas and Dosha 2. Dokken-Lost Behind the Wall 3. Bison BC-slow hand of death 4. Gucci Crew-We're Def Ya'll 5. Commodores-Machine Gun 6. Sponge-Wax Ecstatic 7. Cathedral-resisting the ghost 8. Susperia-off the grid 9. Krisiun- black wind 10.Cryptic Slaughter-sudden death
For these, I've been skipping through many of them, but listening to the songs that really grab me. But I don't necessarily want to keep a TrekBBS reply window open for as long as it takes to play through ten songs, either. Meanwhile, J.T.B. and Tyre have a lot of stuff I have, but I have no overlap at all with Nerdius or Smiley...
1. Frank Sinatra - "I'll Never Be the Same" - In the Wee Small Hours 2. Old Crow Medicine Show - "Let It Alone" - Big Iron World 3. Flight of the Conchords - "The Prince of Parties" - Flight of the Conchords 4. Johnny Cash - "Long Black Veil" - At Madison Square Garden 5. The Verve Pipe - "Photograph" - Villains 6. The Rolling Stones - "The Last Time" - Forty Licks 7. Miles Davis - "I Thought About You" - Someday My Prince Will Come 8. "Justin Calls Iris" - Soundtrack to the HBO series Carnivale 9. Live - "I Alone" - Throwing Copper 10. Dave Matthews Band - "Two Step" - Crash Man, I got a lot of duplicate artists this time. I left off another song that came up by Old Crow Medicine Show, "Don't Ride That Horse", "Chattanooga Sugar Babe" by Johnny Cash, and "Sympathy for the Devil" by The Rolling Stones
1. Brad Paisley "You Need a Man Around Here" Time Well Wasted 2. Metroid Metal "Torvus Bog" (Metroid Prime 2) metroidmetal.com 3. Newman Center Choir "Put on Christ" Heart Speaks to Heart 4. Various "Battle Cry of Freedom" A Musical History of Disneyland 5. Brooks & Dunn "Texas and Norman Jean" Tight Rope 6. Alan Jackson "Love's Got a Hold on You" The Greatest Hits Collection 7. Dwight Yoakam "Guitars, Cadillacs" Just Lookin' For a Hit 8. Howard Shore "The Doors of Durin" LotR: FotR: The Complete Recordings 9. Vince Gill "A River Like You" These Days: Little Brother: The Acoustic Record 10. Garth Brooks "Kickin' and Screamin'" In Pieces Duplicate artists skipped: Brad Paisley ("Kim," "Farther Along," "Flowers," "Make a Mistake," and "Letter to Me") Favorite of the 10: "You Need a Man Around Here" I got quite a diverse group this time, and it only has two songs that were radio singles. I do favor Brad Paisley a lot, but it seems odd that I had so many of his to skip this time. I wonder if iTunes' shuffle function is truly random or has other variables that it considers. The Newman Center Choir track brings back good memories. I was a member of various choirs at that church during college at University of Arizona, and I know all of the people on the CD.