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I Saw Gener Cryin' In His Sleep - Ween
Blood Of the Scribe - Lamb Of God
Song Remains the Same - King Loser
Cars - Gary Numan
Walking Home - Tall Dwarfs
A Monday - Devin Townsend Project
When I Grow Up (To Be A Man) - Beach Boys
Add It Up - Violent Femmes
Who Was It? - Gilbert O'Sullivan
The Sidewinder - Lee Morgan
 
ok.

1. What a great night -Hilltop hoods
2. Redford -sufjan stevens
3. What difference does it make? -Smiths
4. September - Earth Wind and Fire (HAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIAAAAAAAAA:D)
5. You are the Ocean -Phantogram
6. Saint Simon - The Shins
7. Insincere because I - Dandy Warhols
8. Sunday Sunday -blur
9.Angels echoes- Four tet (seeing him in amsterdam later this month)
10. 1858 melody in F -Rubenstein

Well, it is pretty random, lots of pop/rock probably quite easy listening.

Start with Aussie hip hop and end with 19th century classical.
 

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The Way I Made You Feel - Jimmy Little
Granada - Placido Domingo
Road Runner - Bo Diddley
Sweet Sweet Love - Russell Morris
Sping Time Can Really Hang You Up The Most - Babs Streisand
Closer, The Ballad Of Burt And Linda - Cheap Trick
Make A Resolution - The Impressions
Miranda - Fleetwood Mac
Alejandro - Lady GaGa
Devil In My Life - Grace Jones
 
Antony and the Johnsons - What Can I Do?
Buena Vista Social Club - Dos Gardenias
Jeff "Tain" Watts - Pools of Amber
The Jam - News of the World
Big Star - Daisy Glaze
The Beatles - Baby's in Black
Paul Kelly - Be Careful What You Pray For
Ryan Adams - Firecracker
New Order - Ruined in a Day
Morcheeba - Enjoy the Wait

I am loving how eclectic the lists are. Not just mine, but a look through others' lists just show how open minded a lot are on this board with music. (Hopefully with other aspects of life too).
 
JimDocker said:
Antony and the Johnsons - What Can I Do?
Buena Vista Social Club - Dos Gardenias
Jeff "Tain" Watts - Pools of Amber
The Jam - News of the World
Big Star - Daisy Glaze
The Beatles - Baby's in Black
Paul Kelly - Be Careful What You Pray For
Ryan Adams - Firecracker
New Order - Ruined in a Day
Morcheeba - Enjoy the Wait

I am loving how eclectic the lists are. Not just mine, but a look through others' lists just show how open minded a lot are on this board with music. (Hopefully with other aspects of life too).
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hahahahaha thanks for clarifying :D;)
 
nicky said:
hahahahaha thanks for clarifying :D;)
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:)

The Popes - Angels are Coming
Mulatu Astatke - Motherland
Portishead - Nylon Smile
The Smiths - Shakespeare's Sister
The White Stripes - Hypnotize
The Cure - Bloodflowers
Alicia Keys - Piano and I
Eels - It's a Mother****er
Warren Zevon - Roland, the Headless Thompson Gunner
Leonard Cohen - The Partisan
 
Cake And The Candle - Renee Geyer
You Love The Thunder - Jackson Browne
Soullala - Candy Dulfer
Why Should I Cry For You? - Sting
Here We'll Stay - Frida
The Fly - U2
(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding - Nick Lowe
Fruits Of My Labour - Wendy Matthews
Come Together - Aerosmith
Bless You - Martha & The Vandellas
 
Ladies Of the World - Flight Of the Conchords
Pennyroyal Tea - Nirvana
And I Love Her - The Beatles
Unretrofied - Dillinger Escape Plan
Honeymoon In New York - Heaven 17
Life In Tokyo - Japan
Groove St. - Nightmares On Wax
The Wind That Shakes the Barley - Dead Can Dance
Digital - Joy Division
The Hunter - Blue Cheer
 
Garden - Pearl Jam
Pure and Easy - The Who
Mama - Genesis
Mr Tambourine Man - The Byrds
Cecilia - Simon & Garfunkel
Ooh La La - Faces
Gigantic - Pixies
Yellow Calx - Aphex Twin
Numbers - Kraftwerk
Heaven and Hell - Black Sabbath
 
Johnny Cash - The Legend Of John Henry's Hammer
Omar Rodriguez-Lopez Quartet - Part III
Aphex Twin - Window Licker
Siouxsie And The Banshees - Happy House
Jeff Buckley - Monologue - The Suckiest Water
Thievery Corporation - Facing East
Rage Against The Machine - Killing In The Name
Sonic Youth - Side2Side
The Pogues - Misty Morning, Albert Bridge
The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)
 
Beware of the Boys - Punjabi MC & Jay Z
Boom Boom Boom - Drapht
You've Got Maelstorm - Blockhead
Off the Books - Beatnuts & Big Pun
Stinkfist - Tool
Set the Record Straight - Fast Crew
The One I Love - REM
Still Drunk - Funkoars
Chop Suey - System of a Down
Jam Roll - Hunter


Dominated by hiphop, which is to be expected since it makes up about 75% of my itunes in one form or another.
 

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And since my lists will always be disproportionately dominated by hiphop I'll try one with the first 10 non-hiphop songs to be spat out:

Liquid Cool - Deep Forest & Apollo 440
Thank You - Dido
Karma Police - Radiohead
Pure Morning - Placebo
Boundary - Grinspoon
Dyers Eve - Metallica
Welcome to the Jungle - Guns n Roses
The Unforgiven - Metallica
Somebody Told Me - Killers
Break the Walls Down - Sevendust
 
Calexico - Red Blooms
Tom T Hall - Ballad of Forty Dollars
Neil Young - Far From Home
Broken Bells - The Ghost Inside
Beth Orton - She Cries Your Name
Doc Watson - Girl in the Blue Velvet Band
Magazine - Shot By Both Sides
Dexys Midnight Runners - Love, Part One
Dirty Three - Red
Neil Young and Crazy Horse - I Am a Child
 
Star Of A Story - George Benson
Barbara Ann - Beach Boys
Bitter Desire - Kids In the Kitchen (guilty pleasure thread? ;))
Silence - Delirium
Wichita Lineman - Kool and the Gang
Albert Hammond Bootleg - Half Man Half Biscuit
(Every Time I Turn Around) I'm Back In Love - L.T.D
Two Tickets To Paradise - Eddie Money
********** Blues - The Pork Dukes
Let It Be - Nick Cave

Random was in a funny old mood this morning.
 
krisholio14 said:
Star Of A Story - George Benson
Barbara Ann - Beach Boys
Bitter Desire - Kids In the Kitchen (guilty pleasure thread? ;))
Silence - Delirium
Wichita Lineman - Kool and the Gang
Albert Hammond Bootleg - Half Man Half Biscuit
(Every Time I Turn Around) I'm Back In Love - L.T.D
Two Tickets To Paradise - Eddie Money
********** Blues - The Pork Dukes
Let It Be - Nick Cave

Random was in a funny old mood this morning.
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WTF ??????? Never imagined they would do a cover of that !
 
ok here goes, I will refrain from cheating in an attempt to make myself seem cooler ;)

1. Please, please, please - James Brown - love the artist, can take or leave the track

2. I'm so tired of being alone - Al Green - same again, amazing soul singer, not one of my fave songs of his (but it's pretty good)

3. Curly Locks - Lee "Scratch" Perry - my old man is obsessed with "Scratchy", and as a consequence I have shiteloads of his stuff on my ipod. This is pretty standard 70's reggae/dub

4. Let's Give Jah Jah Praises - Johnny Clarke - ha, I have no idea what this song is and little knowledge of the artist; I would have grabbed it when I raided my old man's reggae collection last summer. Pretty shite song really !

5. Love > Building on Fire - Talking Heads - I'm a massive Talking Heads fan so I'm not suprised something of theirs popped up. This was their first ever single. I've heard (and own) live versions that are far more interesting than this twee little version though.

6. When the world comes to an end - Dirty Projectors - now this is a song (and group) worth talking about ! It has some amaaaazing vocal interplay that would blow some peoples minds (and no doubt annoy others intensely !) - check any live version of the song on Youtube (I'm at work and cannot link) to see the incredible way the two back-up singers mesh their respective melodies to create a weird, bubbling vocal effect (the bands songwriter and control freak Dave Longstreth calls the technique 'hocketing', it really is something quite different ..)

7. Bryter Layter - Nick Drake - I have the three albums that this enigmatic/tragic English singer/songwriter/guitarist released; about %50 of it is really cool, the other %50 I would happily never listen to again - this song is an instrumental, a bit tame really, but some of his stuff is well worth a listen, an incredible guitarist with a fairly unique technique

8. Only the Lonely - Roy Orbison - there was a time when I couldnt stand the Big O and thought he was too wimpy or something - what a massive knobhead I used to be; this guy, rest his troubled soul, was an amazing talent - his soaring vocal range has been well documented, but what I really dig is the sheer drama he instills into a lot of his songs (this song is probably the perfect example of that). I've never heard a bloke sing about himself crying so much ! Having read a bit about his life though, he had every reason to be emotional !

9. Go Your Own Way - Fleetwood Mac - haha, this is a bit boring innit. Classic song which has been played so consistently on radio since it's release in 1977 that a certain amount of over-familiarity has eroded what makes it great.
When it comes to Fleetwood Mac, forget Stevie Nicks, it's all about Lindsey Buckingham, who, despite being a part of one of the best-selling acts of all time, is a criminally under-appreciated guitarist.

10. 'track 7' - Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - I have no idea what this track is called, I copied BRMC's albums from a friend a while back (I had one of their albums already) - they are really good, something about the production is really different too, everything is really LOUD, even when the songs are more subdued the producers seem to make it suffocatingly in-your-face. Friends went and saw them live this year and raved about them.
 
Talking Heads, then Dirty Projectors.

Have you heard the Dark Was the Night Compilation? David Byrne does a great song with Dirty Projectors.
 
JimDocker said:
Talking Heads, then Dirty Projectors.

Have you heard the Dark Was the Night Compilation? David Byrne does a great song with Dirty Projectors.
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havent heard the whole compilation JimDocker, but I do have 'Knotty Pine', the track you alluded to ...

managed to see Dirty Projectors when they came to Melbourne last year and they were phenomenal.
I'd seen a lot of Youtube clips of them live but the sound quality was always awful; seeing them in action was a real treat, they pull it all off with panache !
 
Cruyff14 said:
Go Your Own Way is ****ing epic. Buckingham is a beast!
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yes, true.

Buckingham has a cool finger-pickin' technique which wasn't often exploited to its fullest in Fleetwood Mac.
Perhaps 'Never Going Back Again' is one of the better examples of what he is great at ..

His solo stuff (which is admittedly patchy imo) utilises his guitar skillz a lot more ..
 
Hard to Explain - The Strokes - 1 play
What If - Cog - 1 play
Flying - Bryan Adams - 0 plays
I Mind - James Blake - 0 plays
World Where You Live - Crowded House - 19 plays
Sit Down, Stand Up - Radiohead - 38 plays
Dark Discovery - James Horner - 0 plays
Lift - Shannon Noll - 0 plays
Airline to Heaven - Wilco - 0 plays
Dearest Helpless - Silverchair - 0 plays

Ordinary list, World Where You Live easily the best song of those 10.
2/10 songs with more than 1 play:eek:
Gave it a second attempt and got much more consistent results.

Trying to Throw Your Arms around the World - U2 - 9 plays
Custard Pie - Led Zeppelin - 7 plays
Distant Sun - Crowded House - 5 plays
Qplay - Autechre - 11 plays
Bigmouth Strikes Again - The Smiths - 22 plays
Days Like These - The Cat Empire - 2 plays
Videotape - In Rainbows - 22 plays
Strawberry Fields Forever - The Beatles - 2 plays
When I Grow Up - Fever Ray - 8 plays
Spin the Black Circle - Pearl Jam - 3 plays

Dont LOVE any of these songs, but it's a solid bunch.
 
Actual Proof - Herbie Hancock
Sure Know Something - Kiss
Basket Case - Green Day
2 Joints - SPM
No Time To Play - Guru feat D.C Lee
Come To Daddy - Aphex Twin
Funktion - Jamiroquai
A Stranger - A Perfect Circle
Stop In the Name Of Love! - The Supremes
Uptown - Sylk 130 feat King Britt
 
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