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I believe Drolgin had a thread about this a while back. I sometimes laugh at the mix of music as it comes up on my playlists due to the diverse things I listen to. Here's what we can do (hell, I will do it myself if some of you are afraid we'll rag on you for all of the Britney Spears music you have):
1) Hit random on your favorite music player. It doesn't matter what it is.
2) Post the first three songs that play.
3) Don't cheat! (but you can feel free to offer any "reasoning" you may have had for having a particular song in the playlist in the first place)



My first contributions would be:

Willie Nelson - Pancho and Lefty (off of the album Love Songs)
Nirvana - School (off of the album From the Muddy Banks of the Wishkah)
Reverend Horton Heat - Eat Steak (from the album Holy Roller)

Frantic - Metallica (St. Anger)
Twenty-One - Cranberries (No Need to Argue)
Knock-Down Drag-Out - Wheezer (Green Album)

I was pretty happy with the random this time. I'm sure I have some less than flattering music on there somewhere

These come off my Zen Vision, which is sporting a slimmed down 2986 songs in order to make room for the complete Firefly series, The Office: seasons 1&2, The Illusionist, The Island, and The Day After Tomorrow. I still have almost 5G free, but I usually carry more movies than what is on there right now.

I'm glad I took the time and trimmed the fat as far as music I carry with me at all times. I'm on a movie kick right now, so that is taking prioriety. I watch/listen to at least 3 movies a day while working.

Killing in the Name - Rage Against the Machine
Lilah - Morphine
Red Staggerswing - Emmylou Harris

I didn't even know I had Morphine on my Zen.

I hope the next 3 songs are good ones:

Tenacious D - Tribute

Aerosmith - Walk This Way

Nickelback - Hero

and the following 7:

Tonic - If You Could Only See
The Killers - Mr. Brightside
Papa Roach - Time and Time Again
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - Rocket Man
Michael Jackson - Billie Jean
Van Halen - Ain't Talking About Love
Guns 'n Roses - Paradise City

Run Like Hell - Pink Floyd
I'm so lonesome I could cry - Johnny Cash
Corazon Espinado - Carlos Santanna

McCluskey and Glenn Miller don't go along

Initial D 4th Stage - Fly Away
Avenged Sevenfold - MIA
Goo Goo Dolls - Acoustic # 3

All I have is a MP3 cd I made for work so it's pretty limited (maybe 300 songs)

Ice Cube - Natural Born Killaz

Jay Z - Can't knock the hustle

Queens of the Stone Age - Leg of Lamb

Metal Militia - Metallica
Hot For Teacher - Van Halen
The Blowers Daughter - Damien Rice

Having Slayer drop into a Martha Wainwright song is kinda jarring!

Whatever Lola Wants: Sarah Vaughan
Tij: Battles
Pilgrim Soul: Feeder

Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Dress Like Shit
Earthless - Sonic Prayer
Sonic Youth - 100% (Fun fact: the video for this song has Jason Lee in it~)

Jolie Holland - Mexican Blue
William Shatner - Ideal Woman
Marvin Gaye - Time (To Get It Together) (Live)

Whee fun!

Cracker - Eurotrash Girl (from Kerosene Hat)
Tone Loc - Wild Thing (Ultimix)
UGK - I Wanna Be Free (from Dirty Money)


I have a super-odd mix of music on my iPod right now since I am trying to update the ratings on most of my music. It is nice that iTunes will finally save the ratings after I rate songs on the iPod and sync.

This is always fun

Queens of the stone age - You would know
A fantastic song from the first QOTSA album (which is a brilliant album) - They didn't play this one when I saw them about 2 weeks ago, which is a shame. This reminded me that this song existed

Twisted Innards - Antennas to Heaven
2 piece post-rock band that are awesome. This isn't one of their best songs but I still really like them.

Green grass of tunnel - Múm
Simply amazing - this is a ridiculously beautiful little song.

one more:

The Staple Singers - Respect Yourself
Peter Gabriel - Secret World
Amy Winehouse - What Is It About Men

hrm, not a bad threesome there.

trying again...

Zeke Strong & The Ladyetts - I Laugh & Talk (But I Don't Play)
Brian Eno - Blank Frank
Rachelle Ferrell - You Don't Know What Love Is

a little more esoteric that time.

I just got my new 160GB iPod Classic last week, so this exercise could end up being interesting. I have 15336 songs currently on it, and I'm certain I haven't listen to a huge number of them, but here goes.

"10-20-Life" Trick Daddy - Don't think I've ever heard this song.
"Love Me or Hate Me" Lady Sovereign - I'm undecided on this one. Decent beat, her accent interesting.
"In the Cold, Cold Night" The White Stripes - The only one of the three that I might have actually heard if I were picking out albums to listen to today.

No Love Today - Chris Smither
Mescalero - ZZ Top
Saint of Circumstance - Grateful Dead
Think it over one more time - Buckwheat Zydeco

Good set

Bored


Pharcyde - Passing Me By

Common - I used to love H.E.R.

Incubus - stellar

Wuwu. I like this game.

First 3:

Damon And Naomi - Beautiful Close Double
Stevie Wonder - I Believe
Manu Chao - Dia Luna... Dia Pena

Next 7:
Rilo Kiley - Troubadours
Tears for Fears - Who Killed Tangerine?
The Postal Service - Such Great Heights
Bravery - Honest Mistake
Massive Attack - Teardrop
Imogen Heap - Hide and Seak
Neil Young - No Wonder

I'm currently re-importing my entire cd collection as I did a fresh format and got a new storage drive for my mediae. I've been at it for two nights and I'm almost done with the B's. I really want to play this game.





Hi

Ten songs that came up in order. Actually was good set for therapy.

Don't Take My Sunshine Away - Sparklehorse
Emancipate Yourself - Consolidated
Encore - From Tenacious D in Phoenix Concert
Girl U Want - Soundgarden
All For You - David Baerwald
Shadows In the Rain - Police
I Want to be the Boy - White Stripes
Slow Emotion Replay - The The
I feel You - Depeche Mode
Fuckin' Up - Pearl Jam

I sometimes wonder if the damn IPOD can glean meanings from songs or has some weird knowledgge base. Sometimes the random gives you amazing mixes like Bauhaus followed immediately by a Peter Murphy song into a Love and Rockets song.

The other day I got War Pigs by Black Sabbath followed by a U2 version of Fortunate Son which I found interesting since the first song is about the leaders wanting to go to war and the second is about the soldier having to go fight the front lines because of the stupid leaders.

Break Stuff - Limp Bizkit
You're Beautiful - James Blunt
Lightning Crashes - Live

A Fine Frenzy - Near to You
Ministry - Psalm 69
Marilyn Manson - Doll-Dagga Buzz-Buzz Ziggety-Zag
Cold - Wasted Years
Machines of Loving Grace - Butterfly Wings

First three today:

Mountain - Cowboy Junkies
The waking up set - Solas
Bohemian Polka - Weird Al - Forgot I had "Alapalooza"

Reverend Horton Heat - Spend a Night in the Box (album is the same name)
Tommy Shane Steiner - What if She's an Angel (I went to school with this guy and can't remember the name of his album)
Enrique Iglesias & Whitney Houston - Could I have this kiss forever (think that is the name of the song, and I have no clue where it came from)

Queen - Another One Bites the Dust

Incubus - Don't Wanna Be A Player No More

Toad The Wet Sprocket - Fall Down

Iggy Pop - Real Wild Child (Wild One)
Kumbia Kings - Boom Boom
Oleander - How Could I
Dmx & Ice Cube - Eye of the Tiger (Remix) (that's probably not the correct song title)
Steppenwolf - Born to be Wild
Dusty Springfield - Son of a Preacher Man
Led Zeppelin - Black Dog

Boogahz wrote:Tommy Shane Steiner - What if She's an Angel (I went to school with this guy and can't remember the name of his album)

Then Came the Night.

Truant wrote:

Boogahz wrote:Tommy Shane Steiner - What if She's an Angel (I went to school with this guy and can't remember the name of his album)

Then Came the Night.

Thanks, I bet he would have his brother kick my ass for not remembering For some reason, I didn't finish the ID3 tags for his songs.

I'm only halfway through the C's. But I'm going to play once a day!

David Bowie. "Warszawa" from Low.
The Beatles. "Kansas City/Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey!" from Beatles for Sale.
Cannonball Adderly and John Coltrane. "Grand Central" from Cannonball and Coltrane.

1.) Walk Away - Mad at Gravity
2.) Full Ride - 311
3.) In The Flesh - Pink Floyd

a good top 3, because i have some embarassing stuff, heh.

4.) Let it Roll - Velvet Revolver
5.) Imitation of Life - R.E.M.
6.) Running to Stand Still - U2
7.) Astronomy Domine - Pink Floyd
8.) The Apartment Song - Tom Petty
9.) Love Hurts - Incubus
10.) No Rain - Blind Melon

So Fast, So Numb - REM
Mazurka in D Flat Op 30 No. 3 - Ivan Moravec
Burn Down the Trailer Park - Paul Thorn

Glad none of the wife's hair band stuff has come up yet.

UGK - The Game Belongs to Me (from Underground Kingz)
311 - Large in the Margin (from Soundsystem)
Cracker - I Want Everything (from Kerosene Hat)

Nobondy Knows - Live
Ecerybody Wants To Rule The World - Tears For Fears
Close Up - Frou Frou

Elvis Costello and the Attractions. "High Fidelity" from Get Happy!!
Beastie Boys. "So What'cha Want" from Check Your Head.
Cannonball Adderley. "74 Miles Away" from 74 Miles Away.

Slayer - "Bitter Peace"
Ozomatli - "Magnolia Soul"
Soul Coughing - "Soft Serve"

Chicken Farm - Dead Kennedys

Woke Up This Morning - Alabama 3

Planet Earth - Duran Duran

Sylvus wrote:Soul Coughing - "Soft Serve"

Fucking awesome song. Super Bon Bon (same album) is still a regular spin on my player a decade after it was released. Unmarked Helicopters is a track off of the Xfiles soundtrack that also gets a lot of playtime, especially around Halloween.

First three (apparently media player was in a TMBG mood)

A Self Called Nowhere - They Might Be Giants
Don't Start Me To Talking - Etta James
Welcome To the Jungle Jim - They Might Be Giants

And the next seven.

Money Talks - J.J. Cale
Built For Comfort - Howlin Wolf
Who Do You Love - The Bottom Up Blues Gang
I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow - O Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack (instrumental)
Violence - Bif Naked
After Supper - Count Basie
You Won't Be Satisfied (Until You Break My Heart) - Louis Armstrong (featuring Ella Fitzgerald)

White City Fighting - Pete Townsend
Dead Shrimp Blues - Peter Green
Beautiful Red Dress - Lauri Anderson

This may be a bit more odd than normal since I finally added all of the songs from artists with names up to the letter B this morning which I had not rated before...plus whatever was still not rated from last week:

Aquagen - Ihr Seid So Leise! (DJ Tibor Remix)
ATC - Around the World (Beach Club Piano Remix)
The Union Underground - Natural High (from An Education in Rebellion)

hah, nice flow from the soft piano-laden dance song to a hard guitar riff in Natural High.

Point #1 - Chevelle
Quiet - Smashing Pumpkins
Left Out - Shinedown

heh, wow

Busted - Ray Charles
Let the Drummer Kick - Citizen Cope
Da Art of Storytellin' (Part I) - Outkast

I'm in the middle of the J's. Had a set of 3 just now that really went well together (which is sometimes odd).

Foo Fighters. "Hey, Johnny Park!" from The Colour and the Shape.
The Cranberries. "I Will Always" from Everyone Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?
Ben Harper. "Steal My Kisses" from Burn to Shine.

1)Bad Luck - Social Distortion (from a bootleg called Unchained)
2)H! Vltg3 - Linkin Park (remixed by DJ Babu)
3)Bitter Sweet Symphony - The Verve

The next seven...

The Best Things - Filter
Soldier Side (intro) System of a Down
Casual Affair - Tonic
Rock'n Me - Steve Miller Band
Take, Take, Take - White Stripes
Deep - Pearl Jam
Living on my Own - Queen

Acid Factor - When Doves Cry (Hardfloor Mix)
Amber - Love One Another (Eiffel 65 remix)
ATX-N - Fresh (local underground rap artist)

Boogahz wrote:Acid Factor - When Doves Cry (Hardfloor Mix)
Amber - Love One Another (Eiffel 65 remix)
ATX-N - Fresh (local underground rap artist)

All bands starting with the letter A! (and in alphabetical order no less!)

Toto - Africa
Toto - Africa
Toto - Africa

My playlist rules.

New game! Guess who's collection a set of three songs is from:

Notorious B.I.G. - Spit Your Game
Slipknot - Spit It Out
Outbreak - Spit in your face

That's not too difficult! Funkmasterr.

You Better Mind - Bessie Jones
Southern accents - Johnny Cash
Down To You - Frank Black