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metirish Apr 09 2009 07:34 AM

Ten random tunes listened to this morning on the way in to work Faint - Linkin Park Gravity Talks - Green on Red Twisting By The Pool - Dire Straits Waiting In Vain - Bob Marley & The Wailers Lookout(Live) - Cheap Trick (Budokan) House Of Pain - Faster Pussycat Rise - Eddie Vedder Spancil Hill - Christy Moore with Shane McGowan In A Moment - Ray Davies Beds Are Burning - Midnight Oil

Fman99 Apr 09 2009 09:00 AM

As a result of another thread I listened to the Run DMC album "Down With the King" on my way in today. Good stuff.

metirish Apr 09 2009 09:04 AM

="Fman99":3b1j2ysw]As a result of another thread I listened to the Run DMC album "Down With the King" on my way in today. Good stuff.[/quote:3b1j2ysw] isn't that great ?, as a result of another thread I'll be dusting off my Nirvana later. John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 09 2009 09:19 AM <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/XkZwHVM64qg&hl=en&fs=1"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/XkZwHVM64qg&hl=en&fs=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object> seawolf17 Apr 09 2009 10:04 AM My last ten: Baseball Project - Sometimes I Dream of Willie Mays Kaiser Chiefs - Everyday I Love You Less and Less Black Sabbath - Children of the Grave Black Crowes - Lickin' Lou Reed - What's Good Thunder - Turn Left At California (live) Rasmus - Guilty Black Eyed Peas - Where Is The Love Dave Matthews Band - Everyday Barenaked Ladies - Allergies Three "black" bands in six songs? Weird. metsguyinmichigan Apr 09 2009 02:14 PM I have a new 120-gig iPod classic. Costco rocks. I bought an iPod there in 2005, and it died a year later. They said I could return it, even after all that time. So, with the cash back, I went and bought a 30-gig version in the store. They changed the return policy for electronics in 2007 -- now you have 90 days to return -- but any purchase before then was grandfathered in. So, when the 30-gig started having issues last week, I took it back, and again they gave me cash to get a new one. So, when all is said and done, I bought one new iPod in 2005, and got two free once -- and cash, since the price dropped each time. Best. Store. Ever. metsguyinmichigan Apr 09 2009 05:10 PM her's the first 10 after hitting shuffle: 1 "Talking Baseball (2000 Mets version)" by Terry Cashman 2 "Don't Talk" by 10,000 Maniacs from Unplugged 3 "Thrive" by Newsboys from Newsbous Remixed 4 "It's Only Rock and Roll (Live)" by the Rolling Stones from Live Licks 5 "Good Day Sunshine" by the Beatles from Revolver 6 "Wide River" by Steve Miller Band from Wide River 7 "Not the Only One" by Bonnie Raitt from Luck of the Draw 8 "Witch Hunt" by Rush from Moving Pictures 9 "Every Move I Make" by Fusebox from Lost in Worship 10 "Cruel Summer" by Bananarama from their Greatest Hits Kind of an odd mix, especially the Stones/Beatles pairing. That's the beauty of shuffle! dgwphotography Apr 09 2009 07:03 PM iPod Touch - greatest toy evah! I'll Be Over You - Toto Takin It To The Streets - The Doobie Brothers Wrapped Around Your Finger - The Police is She Really Going Out With Him - Joe Jackson The Sad Cafe - The Eagles You Don't Mess Around With Jim - Jim Croce You're The First the Last My Everything - Barry White I've Been In Love Before - Cutting Crew Mickey - Toni Basil Heartache Tonight - The Eagles Some Like It hot - The Power Station My Way - Frank Sinatra John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 10 2009 04:50 AM "6:30 am with a bad cold party mix" 1. 18 Wheels on the Big Rig -- Trout Fishing in America 2. Sippin at Bells -- Sonny Clark 3. I Must be High -- Wilco 4. The Hard Way -- The Knack* 5. Mockingbird -- Carly Simon 6. Chain Lightning -- Steely Dan 7. You're My Favorite Waste of Time -- Marshall Crenshaw* 8. Creature from the Black Lagoon -- Dave Edmunds 9. Annie's Song -- John Denver 10. Hello in There -- John Prine * - super slices that belong in your party mix batmagadanleadoff Apr 10 2009 08:35 AM I'm an ipod rookie. I bought my first one a few months ago, and thought I ruined my eyesight by the time I was done loading my entire music collection into iTunes. I don't know how to random shuffle play my entire music collection in iTunes. I only know how to random shuffle a playlist. This sounds like something incredibly simple to do, but I can't figure it out and haven't been able to google up an answer, either. Any help? (Let's Go Mets!) John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 10 2009 08:48 AM I never use the pod, just I-tunes. There the easiest way is to just hit "party mix" in your library and count the first 10 that come up. batmagadanleadoff Apr 10 2009 08:54 AM I don't see Party Mix on my iTunes. Or Party Shuffle. John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 10 2009 09:01 AM Party Shuffle should be an icon under "playlists" metirish Apr 10 2009 09:03 AM What model iPod do you have batmag? batmagadanleadoff Apr 10 2009 09:04 AM ="metirish":1kxr5y43]What model iPod do you have batmag?[/quote:1kxr5y43] Ipod Classic 120gb. But I can shuffle on my ipod. I seem to be missing the feature in iTunes, on the desktop. batmagadanleadoff Apr 10 2009 09:08 AM I found it. On my version of iTunes, it's called "iTunes DJ". I was looking for a feature named "Party" something. OK. I will shuffle off to shuffle (DJ) and report my results. metirish Apr 10 2009 09:26 AM You can also create your own playlists on iTunes and call it what you want, but you can do it in random , most played , most skipped....you can tell it to do most anything. metsguyinmichigan Apr 10 2009 09:57 AM ="batmagadanleadoff":3huljk0t] ="metirish":3huljk0t]What model iPod do you have batmag?[/quote:3huljk0t] Ipod Classic 120gb. But I can shuffle on my ipod. I seem to be missing the feature in iTunes, on the desktop.[/quote:3huljk0t] An amazing toy! I like my playlists, but I throw it on shuffle a lot, too. Somehow, when you don't know what you need to listen to, the iPod knows. It's fun on a long driving trip, like we're taking tonight. The only problem is that I have to be in control of the pod, because my wife will only listen to about 150 of the 6,400 songs on there, and she'll keep skipping and skipping, offering tanatalizing moments of great 1980s gems, until she gets to one she'll listen to. And it's seems like five minutes of this goes by and I'm like "PICK A SONG!!!! What you suddenly don't like REM? Arrrrrggghhh." And then I get in trouble and the long car ride isn't as plesant. batmagadanleadoff Apr 10 2009 10:20 AM ="metsguyinmichigan":3oawlzbj] An amazing toy! I like my playlists, but I throw it on shuffle a lot, too. Somehow, when you don't know what you need to listen to, the iPod knows. It's fun on a long driving trip, like we're taking tonight.[/quote:3oawlzbj] Yes. The only reason I got an ipod is for the car. I noticed that the cases on any CD that I would bring into my car would, likely, end up damaged. Plus, what's not to like about having your entire music collection in your hip pocket at all times? So .... here are the results of my first iTUnes random shuffle play (first 10 songs) Sweet Georgia Brown - Oscar Aleman Seconds - U2 Hear My Train A Comin' (Live Woodstock) - Jimi Hendrix Back Door Man - Howlin' Wolf Sweet Lorraine - Benny Goodman Do They Know it's Christmas? - Band Aid Batman - The Who Screwdriver - The White Stripes Whammer Jammer - The J. Geils Band Hallelujah - Jeff Buckley metirish Apr 10 2009 10:23 AM I like your list batmag.....Hallelujah might well be the most skipped song on my ipod.... metsguyinmichigan Apr 10 2009 10:45 AM Congrats, Mags. OK, now, if you don't want to listen to Christmas tunes all year, just go into iTunes and uncheck the boxes next to those songs. Then, in late November, just go back and check them again and you'll have them. batmagadanleadoff Apr 10 2009 12:11 PM ="metirish":1f25t8wk]I like your list batmag....[/quote:1f25t8wk] It's all in the wrist.... John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 12 2009 08:05 AM OK, let's alphabetize some song lists and go A-Z. I suppose you can start anywhere when your letter comes up as long as they are 10 consecutive. I'll start at the start with A: 1. Abandoned Love -- Bob Dylan 2. ABC -- Jackson 5 3. Abraham, Martin & John -- Marvin Gaye 4. Absolute Beginners -- David Bowie 5. Accident Waiting to Happen -- Billy Bragg 6. Accidents Will Happen -- Elvis Costello 7. Across the Avenue -- Freedy Johnston 8. Across the Universe -- Beatles 9. Act Natually -- Beatles 10. The Act We Act -- Sugar batmagadanleadoff Apr 12 2009 09:26 AM ="John Cougar Lunchbucket":3194s4i3]OK, let's alphabetize some song lists [/quote:3194s4i3] By "song list", do you mean the list of all your songs -- the music library? John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 12 2009 09:41 AM I was actually working off a playlist that includes everything except kids song and sinatra but as long as you give me 10 consecutively alphabetic B's I'll be satisfied. batmagadanleadoff Apr 12 2009 10:00 AM Okay. Ten B's straight off the music library .... The Batusi -- Neal Hefti & his Orchestra -- Batman Theme and Other Bat Songs Batusi A-Go! Go! -- Nelson Riddle -- Batman Television Soundrtrack BB King Medley -- The Allman Brothers Band -- Dreams Be -- Lenny Kravitz -- Let Love Rule Be-In -- Various Artists -- Hair Soundtrack Be a Pepper -- Dr. Pepper Theme -- Television: The Commercials Be Careful with a Fool -- Johnny Winter -- Johnny Winter Be Cool, Be Calm (And Keep Yourself Together) -- Stevie Wonder -- Down To Earth Be My Baby -- The Ronettes -- Back To Mono: 1958-1969, Phil Spector Be My Girl --Sally -- The Police -- Outlandos d'Amour Swan Swan H Apr 12 2009 10:12 AM C, senor. Country Feedback (Live) - R.E.M. Country Sun - Devon Sproule Courage - Sarah Polley Courage (For Hugh MacLennan) - The Tragically Hip The Courier - Richard Shindell Cowardly Lion - Lori McKenna Cowboy - Dan Bern Cowboy - Eddie From Ohio Cowboy Junkies Lament - Cowboy Junkies Cowboy Singer - Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Makes me wanna saddle up. Frayed Knot Apr 12 2009 10:15 AM And, while we're on the subject, welcome back cowboy. dgwphotography Apr 12 2009 12:10 PM D D.W. Washburn - the Monkees Da Doo Ron ron - the Crystals Dance With Me Tonight - The Wonders Dance, Dance, Dance - The Beach Boys Dancing In the Dark - Bruce Springsteen Dancing In The Street - Martha Reeves & The Vandellas Dancing On The Ceiling - Lionel Richie Dancing with Myself - Billy Idol Danger Zone - Kenny Loggins Daydream Believer - The Monkees dgwphotography Apr 12 2009 12:12 PM ="batmagadanleadoff":ttfvwebt] Be My Baby -- The Ronettes -- Back To Mono: 1958-1969, Phil Spector[/quote:ttfvwebt] Best Box Set ever batmagadanleadoff Apr 12 2009 12:36 PM ="Iubitul"] ="batmagadanleadoff"] Be My Baby -- The Ronettes -- Back To Mono: 1958-1969, Phil Spector Best Box Set ever It's out of print. Rockin' Doc Apr 12 2009 07:48 PM Eight Days a Week - The Beatles Eight Miles High - The Byrds Eleanor Rigby - The Beatles Electrical Storm - U2 Elevator Up - Fountains of Wayne Eminence Front - The Who Emotional Rescue - The Rolling Stones Empty - Del Amitri Empty Arms - Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble Empty Spaces - Pink Floyd Gwreck Apr 12 2009 09:00 PM Fade Away - Bruce Springsteen Fall at Your Feet - Crowded House Fall On Me - R.E.M. Fall On Me (Live) - R.E.M. Fame - David Bowie Family Meeting - Marah Favorite Thing - The Replacements Feeling Gravity's Pull - R.E.M. The Fever - Bruce Springsteen John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 18 2009 02:22 PM OK, I got G Galway Girl -- Steve Earle Gasoline Alley -- Rod Stewart Gel -- Collective Soul Genius -- Warren Zevon Georgia -- Boz Scaggs Get a Job -- Silouettes Get Back -- Beatles Get Older -- Matthew Sweet Get Started, Start a Fire -- Graham Parker Get Up -- REM metirish Apr 18 2009 02:29 PM I got H Hail , Hail - Pearl Jam Half The World Away - Oasis Hallelujah - Jeff Buckley Hallowed Be thy Name - Iron Maiden Hang Down Your Head - Tom Waits Hard Sun - Eddie Vedder Hard To Handle - The Black Crows Harvester of Sorrow - Metallica Hasten Down The Wind - Warren Zevon Haunted - Evanesence batmagadanleadoff Apr 18 2009 03:33 PM Edited 2 time(s), most recently on Apr 18 2009 03:40 PM I Got I, so here are some "I Got" I's: 1. I Got a Letter This Morning -- John Hammond, Jr. -- John Hammond 2. I Got A Mind To Give Up Living -- Paul Butterfield Blues Band -- East-West 3(a). I Got A Woman --Elvis Presley -- The Complete 50's Masters 3(b). I Got A Woman -- The Honeydrippers -- The Honeydrippers, Vol 1 3(c). I Got A Woman -- Ray Charles -- The Birth Of Soul 4. I Got Ants In My Pants -- James Brown -- Star Time 5. I Got Heaven Right Here On Earth -- The Temptations -- Emperors Of Soul 6. I Got It -- Little Richard -- the Specialty Sessions 7. I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good -- Frank Sinatra -- A Swingin' Affair 8. I Got Life -- Various Artists -- Hair Soundtrack 9(a). I Got Love If You Want It -- Johnny Winter -- Progressive Blues Experiment 9(b). I Got Love If You Want It -- The Yardbirds -- Live! Blueswailing July '64 10. I Got My Brand On You -- Muddy Waters --One More Mile seawolf17 Apr 18 2009 03:37 PM DAMMIT! I was going to post a list, but my mp3 player is all screwed up and some of my files are corrupt. Good thing everything's backed up, but I'll do it tonight. I'll jump in here with a list later. Rockin' Doc Apr 18 2009 07:10 PM I'll just do J. Just A Loser - Robert Cray Just A Song Before I Go - Crosby, Stills, & Nash Just Another Sign of the Times - Three Crosses Just Got Paid - ZZ Top Just Like A Man - Del Amitri Just Like A Woman - Bob Dylan (Just Like) Starting Over - John Lennon Just Remember - Sister Hazel Just The Way You Are - Billy Joel Just What I needed - The Cars Edgy DC Apr 18 2009 08:17 PM I've got nine K's "Keep It Up" --- Soul Asylum "Killing the Blues" --- Robert Plant & Alison Krauss "Kingston Town" --- UB40 "The Kiss" --- The Cure "Knockin' 'Em Back" --- Paul Westerberg "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" --- Antony & the Johnsons "Kooks" --- David Bowie "Kum Ba Yah" --- Guadalcanal Diary "Kundallini Express" --- Love and Rockets Swan Swan H Apr 19 2009 07:16 AM A little 'L' list. I have 32 songs that start with 'Little,' or, as sorted by iTunes, 'A Little.' Little Ann - The Felice Brothers Little Brother - Oysterband Little Comfort - Beth Amsel Little Cream Soda - The White Stripes Little Girl Blue - Diana Krall Little Lies - Anna Ternheim Little Liza Jane - Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Little Lover's So Polite - Silversun Pickups A Little More Time - John Doe Little One - Beck Fman99 Apr 19 2009 04:06 PM I'll show my "L"s - at least 10 of them anyway... LA Drone - Led Zeppelin (How the West Was Won) La Grange - ZZ Top La La-La Lies - The Who The Ladder - Prince & the Revolution The Lady in my Life - Michael Jackson Lady Jane - Rolling Stones Lady Samantha - Elton John Lake of Fire - Nirvana The Lantern - Rolling Stones Laredo Tornado - ELO Rockin' Doc Apr 19 2009 04:47 PM Some of my M's. I have 21 "my" songs, these are the first 10. My Best Friends Girlfriend - The Cars My City Was Gone - The Pretenders My Friend (So Long) - DC Talk My Friends - Red Hot Chili Peppers My Generation - The Who My Girl - The Temptations My Head's In Mississippi - ZZ Top My Hometown - Bruce Springsteen My Hope Is You - Third Day My Little Girl - Jeff Healey Band John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 19 2009 06:01 PM No Reason not to continue: No Better Place -- Fountains of Wayne No Blue Sky - The Thorns No Holding Back -- Graham Parker No More Lonely Nights --Paul McCartney No Myth -- Michael Penn No No Joe -- Hank Williams No One Else -- Weezer No Questions Asked -- Fleetwood Mac No Reason -- Nick Lowe No Reply -- Beatles batmagadanleadoff Apr 19 2009 06:40 PM O is for Oh. Here's my first 10 Oh's. Oh -- I've got about 70 or 80 oh's. 1. Oh Babe, What Would You Say -- Hurricane Smith -- Super Hits Of The '70s: Have A Nice Day, Vol. 10 2(a). Oh Baby -- Fleetwood Mac -- Fleetwood Mac Live 2(b). Oh Baby - live --Fleetwood Mac -- Live In Boston, Vol. 3 3. Oh Baby (We Got A Good Thing Goin') -- The Rolling Stones -- Now! 4. Oh Baby, Don't You Loose Your Lip On Me -- James Taylor -- Sweet Baby James 5. Oh Be My Love (Single Version (Mono)) -- Smokey Robinson & The Miracles -- The 35th Anniversary Collection 6(a). Oh Bess Where's My Bess -- Ray Charles & Cleo Laine -- Porgy and Bess 6(b). Oh Bess, Oh Where's My Bess? -- Joe Henderson -- Porgy And Bess 6(c). Oh Bess, Oh Where's My Bess? -- Oscar Peterson -- Oscar Peterson Plays 'Porgy and Bess' 7. Oh Boy! --Buddy Holly -- From The Original Master Tapes 8. Oh* Darling -- Supertramp -- Breakfast In America 9. Oh Dey's So Fresh and Fine (Strawberry Woman) -- Oscar Peterson -- Oscar Peterson Plays 'Porgy and Bess' 10. Oh Doctor Jesus** -- Ray Charles & Cleo Laine -- Porgy and Bess *The Beatles' spell it with an exclamation point! (Oh! Darling) ** a/k/a/ O Doctor Jesus, (Prayer), Doctor Jesus, Dr. Jesus, etc. metsguyinmichigan Apr 19 2009 11:18 PM P! Starting with "Photograph" in honor of our favorite Milford-based photographer. 1) Photograph -- Def Leppard 2) Photograph -- Ringo Starr 3) Photograph (Live) -- Ringo Starr from "Concert for George" 4) Photograph -- REM with Natalie Marchant 5) Physical -- Olivia Newton John 6) Piano Intro/The Great Divide -- Bruce Hornsby 7) Piano Man -- Billy Joel 8) Piano Man (Live) -- Billy Joel from "12 Gardens" 9) Piano man (Live) -- Billy Joel from "Complete Hits Collection" 10) Piazza, New York Catcher -- Belle and Sebastion Swan Swan H Apr 20 2009 07:05 AM I've only got fourteen 'q' songs, but here are ten in a queue: Quality Of Mercy - Michelle Shocked Quality Time - Anthony Da Costa Quantrill's Arrival/ Ride To Lawrence - Mychael Danna Queen Of Quiet - Erin McKeown Question - Son Volt Quiche Lorraine - The B-52's Quick - Eddie From Ohio Quickdraw Southpaw's Last Hurrah - Jim Henry Quiet - Rachael Yamagata Quiet Nights - Diana Krall metirish Apr 20 2009 07:15 AM ] 10) Piazza, New York Catcher -- Belle and Sebastion A quirky little song that RealityChuck Apr 20 2009 07:41 AM Radiator Cap Blues -- Craig Ventresco Rag-Mazurka -- Orchestre de Paris Rag Mama Rag -- The Band Ragtime Nightingale -- Joseph Lamb Rain on the Roof -- The Lovin' Spoonful Rain So Hard -- Otis Taylor Rainy Day Women #12 and #35 -- Bob Dylan Rakes of Kildare -- Hat Trick Rambling On -- Procul Harum Razzle Dazzle -- Chicago Broadway Cast sharpie Apr 20 2009 09:25 AM Sabre Dance - Les Baxter Sad Days Lonely Nights - James Blood Ulmer Sad Song - Lou Reed The Saddest Lullaby - I'm From Barcelona Safe European Home - The Clash Sail Away - Randy Newman Sail To the Moon - Radiohead Sailor's Tale - King Crimson Salt of the Earth - The Rolling Stones A Salty Dog - Procol Harum HahnSolo Apr 20 2009 09:51 AM Take it Easy - Eagles Take it to the Limit - Eagles Take Me I'm Yours - Squeeze Talk Talk - Talk Talk Tell Me What You Want - Zebra Tempted - Squeeze This is Rock and Roll - London Quireboys This Love - Maroon 5 Too Shy - Kajagoogoo Tryin to Throw Your Arms Around the World - U2 seawolf17 Apr 20 2009 10:03 AM Unanswered Prayers - Garth Brooks Under One Condition - Kip Winger Uncle Walter - Ben Folds Five Uh, Zoom, Zip - Soul Coughing Uncle Fu*%a - South Park Up On The Sun - Meat Puppets Unsingable Name - Mike Doughty Under Pressure - My Chemical Romance Understanding Jane - Wildhearts Up All Night - Slaughter Rockin' Doc Apr 20 2009 11:22 AM Valley of Malls - Fountains of Wayne Valley of the Kings - Marc CohnThe Valley Road - Bruce Hormsby & the Range Valley Winter Song - Fountains of Wayne Vasoline - Stone Temple Pilots Venus and Mars - Paul McCartney & Wings Veronica - Elvis Costello The Voice - Moody Blues Volcano - Jimmy Buffett Voodoo Child (Slight Return) - Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo Child (Slight Return) - Stevie Ray Vaughan Vultures - John Mayer Trio batmagadanleadoff Apr 24 2009 10:25 AM I'll take "W", which is more bountiful than "X". 1. When Am I Coming Down -- The Godfathers -- Birth, School, Work, Death 2. When Big Joan Sets Up -- Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band -- Trout Mask Replica 3. When Can I Change My Clothes? -- Bukka White -- The Complete Bukka White 4(a). When I'm Sixty-Four -- The Beatles --Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 4(b). When I'm Sixty-Four -- Chin Up Chin Up -- Mojo Magazine Presents: Sgt. Pepper... With A Little Help From His Friends 5. When I Come Around --Green Day -- Dookie 6. When I Come Home -- The Spencer Davis Group -- The Best Of Spencer Davis Group 7. When I Come To You -- Jonny Lang -- Lie To Me 8. When I Fall In Love -- Oscar Peterson Trio -- Reunion Blues 9. When I Get To Thinking -- Muddy Waters --Muddy Waters Sings Big Bill Broonzy / Folk Singer 10. When I Grow Up -- Michelle Shocked -- Short Sharp Shocked Swan Swan H Apr 24 2009 11:09 AM I have 7,324 tracks on my iPod, yet not a one starts with X. I have some songs by X and XTC, and a few cuts from Coldplay's X&Y, and one from the Xanadu soundtrack. But, I thought this was better: eXactly Like You - Diana Krall eXcitable Boy - Warren Zevon eXcursion Around the Bay - Great Big Sea eXcuse Me While I Break My Own Heart Tonight - Whiskeytown eXcuse The Me - Nano Frog eXeter, Rhode Island - Jennifer O'Connor eXhuming McCarthy - R.E.M. eXistentialism on Prom Night - Straylight Run eXit The Recital - Stars Of Track And Field eXpecting - The White Stripes seawolf17 Apr 24 2009 12:29 PM I have 7913 tracks, and one "X": Xfire - The Bens So I guess we'll move on to Y: Yoda - Weird Al Yankovic You Ain't The First - GNR You're Drifting Away - Bowes & Morley Yes! Yes! Yes! - Barenaked Ladies You Brought A Knife To A Gunfight - Stone Gods You Not Me - Dream Theater You're Drifting Away (acoustic) - Bowes & Morley Your Life Is Now - John Mellencamp Young Lust - Aerosmith You've Got To Hide Your Love Away - Eddie Vedder Got both versions of "You're Drifting Away" almost back-to-back. Cool. Swan Swan H Apr 24 2009 01:29 PM I love the variety and diversity on these lists, not just from list to list, but within each. Garth Brooks and the Meat Puppets - nice. Big Bill Broonzy's name reminds me of a story that has been credited to him, as well as Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, and a few others according to the limited digging I did. If you haven't heard it, the story goes that they asked Broonzy if he considered the music he played folk music. "Must be," he said, "I never heard horses sing none of it." I was moved to look all of this this up a while ago by a very low-tech public cable show in New Jersey called "Horses Sing None of It." I've never seen it live, but I did buy a VHS of a band I know who appeared on it around 2002. batmagadanleadoff Apr 24 2009 01:46 PM ="Swan Swan H":1x6616wu]Big Bill Broonzy's name reminds me of a story that has been credited to him, as well as Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, and a few others according to the limited digging I did....[/quote:1x6616wu] I realize that credit's hard to come by these days, but that's the kind of credit I wouldn't wanna take credit for. Swan Swan H Apr 24 2009 02:18 PM OK, let's say 'attributed.' metsguyinmichigan Apr 24 2009 03:27 PM I'll take the Z, in honor of both Zimmermans on the Nats roster. 1 "Zanzibar" Billy Joel off "52nd Street" 2 "Zanzibar" (Live) by Billy Joel off "12 Gardens" 3 "Zero" Hawk Nelson off "Smile, it's the End of the World" 4 "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah" Ric Ocasek off "Simply Mad About the Mouse" 5 "Zombie" The Cranberries off "No Need to Argue" 6 "The Zoo" Scorpions off "Animal Magnetism" 7 "Zoo Station" U2 off "Achtung Baby" That's all I got on the Zs, but iPod goes to number songs, so I continue: 8 "#1 Crush" Grabage off "Romeo + Juliet soundtrack" 9 "1,2,3,4" Plain White T's off "Big Bad World" 10 "10,000 Years(Peace is Now) Live off "Mental Jewlry" batmagadanleadoff Apr 24 2009 07:00 PM Here's a new way to play, having run through the full alphabet, and posted shuffle lists: Pick a song from the preceding list, and then give us the next 10 songs from your library. I'll start by working off Lunchbucket's "A" list. I also have The Jackson 5's ABC on my iPod, so I'm eligible to jump in. ="John Cougar Lunchbucket"] I'll start at the start with A: 1. Abandoned Love -- Bob Dylan 2. ABC -- Jackson 5 3. Abraham, Martin & John -- Marvin Gaye 4. Absolute Beginners -- David Bowie 5. Accident Waiting to Happen -- Billy Bragg 6. Accidents Will Happen -- Elvis Costello 7. Across the Avenue -- Freedy Johnston 8. Across the Universe -- Beatles 9. Act Natually -- Beatles 10. The Act We Act -- Sugar ABC -- The Jackson 5 1. Aberdeen -- Kenny Wayne Shepherd -- Ledbetter Heights 2. Aberdeen Mississippi Blues -- Bukka White -- The Complete Bukka White 3. Abie Baby -- Various Artists -- Hair Soundtrack 4. Abilene -- Lightnin' Hopkins -- The Complete Aladdin Recordings 5. About To Make Me Leave Home -- Bonnie Raitt -- Sweet Forgiveness 6. Above The Clouds -- Electric Light Orchestra -- A New World Record 7(a). Abraham, Martin And John --Dion -- AM Gold 1968 7(b). Abraham, Martin And John --Smokey Robinson & The Miracles -- The 35th Anniversary Collection 8. Absolutely Free -- Frank Zappa & The Mothers -- We're Only In It For The Money 9. Absolutely Sweet Marie -- Bob Dylan -- Blonde On Blonde 10. Achilles Last Stand --Led Zeppelin -- Presence The next poster should have at least one of these 10 songs on his or her iPod in order to jump in. Willets Point Apr 24 2009 07:15 PM [u:x7gye95d]"Achilles Last Stand"- Led Zeppelin[/u:x7gye95d] "Achin' to Be" - The Replacements "Aching For You" - Kristin Hersh "Acid" - Jim's Big Ego "Acknowledgement" - John Coltrane "Acoustic Jam" - Blind Faith "Acres of Clams" - Pete Seeger "The Acrobat" - Jennifer Roland "Acrobat" - U2 "Acrobat" - Tanya Donelly "Across the Bay" - Sandi Hammond Swan Swan H Apr 24 2009 07:35 PM Acknowledgement – John Coltrane Acknowledgement – John Coltrane Across The Great Divide - Nanci Griffith Act Naturally - The Beatles Action Thriller - Tuatara Acuff-Rose - Uncle Tupelo Adagio [instrumental] - R.E.M. Addicted - Cheryl Wheeler Adia - Sarah McLachlan Adiós, Lorena - Eddie From Ohio Adrift - Barenaked Ladies John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 24 2009 09:30 PM Act Naturally Beatles (again....) Act Naturally -- Beatles The Act We Act -- Sugar Add it Up -- Violent Femmes Africa -- Toto After the Gold Rush -- Neil Young After the Love is Gone -- Roy Orbison Afternoons and Coffeespoons -- Crash Test Dummies Ah! Leah! -- Donnie Iris Aimless Love -- John Prine Ain't Hurtin' Nobody -- John Prine PS -- Great flip. This thread could go epic. Edgy DC Apr 24 2009 09:44 PM This forum just had three Donnie Iris references in one day. I doubt there's any other forum in cyberspace that has had so many. And I include the <a href="http://www.parallel-time.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=803&view=next" target="_blank">Donnie Iris Forum</a>. batmagadanleadoff Apr 24 2009 09:56 PM ="Edgy DC"]This forum just had three Donnie Iris references in one day. I doubt there's any other forum in cyberspace that has had so many. And I include the <a href="http://www.parallel-time.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=803&view=next" target="_blank">Donnie Iris Forum</a>. I noticed the same thing. Ah Leah is the only Donnie Iris song I can even name, and that's what I was thinking of after the other DI references: What's the name of that Donnie Iris song that I know? Ah, yes. Ah Leah. Well, here it is now. ="John Cougar Lunchbucket"] PS -- Great flip. This thread could go epic. Or it could end very quickly. All it takes is for someone to put up 10 obscure songs so that no one could jump in and the thread is over. Swan Swan H Apr 25 2009 06:44 AM I like this idea as well, and it's clearly worth 99 cents to keep it going if necessary. dgwphotography Apr 25 2009 07:14 AM Africa - Toto Africa - Toto After Midnight - Eric Clapton After The thrill Is Gone - The Eagles Against All Odds - Phil Collins Against The Wind - Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band Ain't Even Done With the Night - John Mellencamp Ain't Talkin 'Bout Love - Van Halen Ain't Too Proud To Beg - The Temptations Alive Again - Chicago All I Need Is a Miracle - Mike + The Mechanics Edgy DC Apr 25 2009 07:25 AM Looks like somebody shares my favorite creepy-videoed John Cougar track. "Ain't Even Done with the Night" (4:41), John Cougar (not yet Mellancamp), <i>Nothin' Matters and What If It Did</i> "Ain't Too Proud to Beg" (3:31), The Rolling Stones, <i>It's Only Rock 'n' Roll</i> "The Alcohol Talking" (3:15), Matthew Sweet, <i>Earth</i> "Alienation's for the Rich" (2:26), They Might Be Giants, <i>They Might Be Giants</i> "All Along the Watchtower" (4:31), Eddie Vedder & The Million Dollar Bashers, <i>I'm Not There (Original Soundtrack)</i> (Bonus Track Version) "All I Want" (5:23), The Cure, <i>Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me</i> "All I Wanted" (3:37), In Tua Nua, <i>The Long Acre</i> "All la Glory" (3:35), The Band, <i>Stage Fright</i> "All of the Good Ones Are Taken" (3:45), Ian Hunter, <i>Once Bitten, Twice Shy</i> "All Shook Down" (3:16), The Replacements, <i>All Shook Down</i> metirish Apr 25 2009 07:26 AM Ain't Talkin 'Bout Love - Van Halen Ain't Talkin 'Bout Love - Van Halen Ain't That A Shame - Cheap Trick(Budokan) Albert Goes West - Nick Cave & The bad Seeds All Around The World - The Jam All I Need - Radiohead All I want Is You - U2 All Over - Nitzer Ebb All That Money Wants - The Psychedelic Furs All The Young Dudes - David Bowie Alternative Ulster - Stiff Little Fingers sharpie Apr 25 2009 08:38 AM All The Young Dudes - Mott the Hoople All The Young Punks (New Boots and Contracts) - The Clash, Give 'Em Enough Rope All You Fascists - Billy Bragg and Wilco, Mermaid Avenue II All You Need is Love - The Beatles, Magical Mystery Tour Alone Again Or - Love, Forever Changes Alu Au Gratin - Church of Betty, In Search of Spiritual Junkfood Always Crashing in the Same Car - David Bowie Low Amaswarzi Emvelo and Mahlathini - Ulshwala Bagazati Thunder Before Dawn American Music - Violent Femmes Add it Up The American Ruse - MC5 Living In the USA Amsterdam - Scott Walker Edgy DC Apr 25 2009 09:09 AM I call double foul. He built off the second list and off an alternative version. batmagadanleadoff Apr 25 2009 10:12 AM I'm anchoring off of Edgy's list. He beat Irish by a minute. [u:1u71px5y]Ain't Too Proud To Beg -- The Rolling Stones -- It's Only Rock 'N Roll[/u:1u71px5y] 1. Ain't Wastin' Time No More (Live at Mar Y Sol Festival 1972) --The Allman Brothers Band -- Dreams 2. Air -- Talking Heads -- Fear Of Music 3. Air Of December -- Edie Brickell & The New Bohemians -- Shooting Rubberbands At The Stars 4. Airbag -- Radiodread -- MojoMagazine: Music Is Love! 5. Aja -- Steely Dan -- Aja 6. Al Leiter Pitches Two-Hitter In Wild Card Clincher: Murphy, 1999 --New York Mets -- 40th Anniversary Commemorative CD 7. Alabama Blues - John Mayall -- A Hard Road //&// Mayall Thru The Years 8. Alabama Song -- The Doors -- The Doors 9. Alabama Woman Blues -- John Hammond, Jr. -- John Hammond 10. Aladdin Sane -- David Bowie -- Aladdin Sane John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 25 2009 12:15 PM Al Leiter Pitches Two-Hitter In Wild Card Clincher: Murphy, 1999 --New York Mets -- 40th Anniversary Commemorative CD 1. Al Leiter Pitches Two-Hitter In Wild Card Clincher: Murphy, 1999 --New York Mets -- 40th Anniversary Commemorative CD 2. Alice Childress -- Ben Folds Five 3. Alison -- Elvis Costello 4. Alive and Kicking -- Simple Minds 5. All Along the Watchtower -- Jimi Hendrix 6. All Around the World or the Myth of Fingerprints -- Paul Simon 7. All Blues -- Miles Davis 8. All Day and All of the Night -- Kinks 9 All I Want -- Herbie Hancock 10. All Kinds of Time -- Fountains of Wayne Rockin' Doc Apr 25 2009 12:38 PM <b>All Kinds of Time - Fountains of Wayne</b> from Lunchbucket's list leads me to the following 10: All My Love - Led Zeppelin All My Loving - The Beatles All My Tears - Jars of Clay All Night Long - Joe Walsh All Over You - Live All She Wants to Do Is Dance - Don Hendley All She Wrote - Firehouse All Star - Smash Mouth All That You Dream - Little Feat All The Right Friends - R.E.M. metsguyinmichigan Apr 25 2009 01:13 PM Building off Doc's "All My Tears" 1) "All My Tears" by Jars of Clay off "Good Monsters" 1A) "All My Tears" by Jars of Clay off "Live Monsters" 2) "All of My Heart (Live)" by ABC off "Lexicon of Live" 2A) "All My Heart" by ABC off "Lexicon of Love" 3) "All Over Me" by Benjamin Gate 4) "All Over Me vs Do Not" by Benjamin Gate and John Ruben off "Smash Ups" 5) "All Over You" by Live off "Throwing Copper" 5A) "All Over You (Live) by Live off "Live at the Paradisio" 6) "All Right" by MercyMe off "All That is Within Me" 7) "All Right Here" by Sara Groves off "All Right Here" 8) "All Shook Up" by Billy Joel off "My Lives" 9) "All Shook Up" by Elvis off "Elvis' Golden Records" 10) "All Star" by Smash Mouth off "Smash Mouth" Willets Point Apr 25 2009 05:23 PM I wonder if we'll ever get out of the A's. Edgy DC Apr 25 2009 05:36 PM By definition, we have to more or less go forward, right? sharpie Apr 25 2009 07:44 PM First off, sorry about the All the Young Dudes mix-up earlier. I'd take a turn except I don't have any of those Michigan songs. batmagadanleadoff Apr 25 2009 07:55 PM ="Edgy DC":cwrwfhf2]By definition, we have to more or less go forward, right?[/quote:cwrwfhf2] Generally, yes ... but not necessarily without a little back and forth action. Swan Swan H Apr 25 2009 08:13 PM All Over You - Live All Over You - Live All Right Kind Of A Girl - Dan Bern All That Heaven Will Allow - Bruce Springsteen All That I'm Good For - Hem All That I Want - The Weepies All That We Know - Jason Spooner All The Bricks In Baltimore - Terence Martin All The Colors In The World - Tuatara All The Dogs Are Lying Down - Johnny Flynn & The Sussex Wit All The Girls Love Alice - Elton John I'd have sworn on the Baseball Encyclopedia that the Elton song was called 'All The Young Girls Love Alice' but I checked the disc and that's right. batmagadanleadoff Apr 25 2009 08:42 PM ="Swan Swan H":2gl98gxh]I'd have sworn on the Baseball Encyclopedia that the Elton song was called 'All The Young Girls Love Alice' but I checked the disc and that's right.[/quote:2gl98gxh] I noticed the exact same thing. I've got Goodbye Yellow Brick Road and yesterday, while skimming through my "A's" while playing this ipod game, I saw the track listing, which I immediately thought was incorrect. I didn't bother to look it up though, as you did: I was sure the song title was supposed to include the word "Young" and assumed that there was some programming error with that particular track. Rockin' Doc Apr 26 2009 07:04 PM Someone needs to step up and build off of Swan Swan H's list. I unfortunately don't have a match. Come on batmag, we know you have "All The Girls Love Alice" by Elton John so put up your next 10 "A's". This is too good a thread to let die now. seawolf17 Apr 26 2009 07:06 PM The only one I have off that list is All Over You, unfortunately. I'll go with it if nobody else has a hit. batmagadanleadoff Apr 26 2009 07:15 PM ="seawolf17":2fq226wt]The only one I have off that list is All Over You, unfortunately. I'll go with it if nobody else has a hit.[/quote:2fq226wt] All you need is one match, seawolf. It's all yours .... metsguyinmichigan Apr 26 2009 07:24 PM I can jump in and set it up for someone else.. 1) "All the Girls Love Alice" by Elton off "Goodbye...." 2) "All the Right Friends" by REM off "Vanilla Sky" 3) "All the Roadrunning" by Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris off "Real Live Roadrunner" 4) "All the Way Down" by Etta James off "Burnin' Down the House" 5) "All Through the Night" by Cyndi Lauper 6) "All You Need is Love" by the Beatles 7) "All You Zombies" by the Hooters off "Nervous Night" 8) "Allentown" by Billy Joel off "Nylon Curtain 8A) "Allentown (Live)" by Billy Joel off "2000 Years" 8B) "Allentown (Live)" by Billy Joel off "12 Gardens" 9) "Allison Road" by Gin Blossoms off "New Miserable Experience" 10) "Almost Hear you Sigh" by the Rolling Stones off "Steel Wheels" That gets us off the "alls" batmagadanleadoff Apr 26 2009 07:35 PM MGIM: The song you're anchoring off of shouldn't be included in your list of 10. Give us your next 10. Otherwise we might never move off of that first song, in theory. I'll anchor off of your "All the Girls Love Alice": [u:1f1fhkkf]All The Girls Love Alice -- Elton John -- Goodbye Yellow Brick Road[/u:1f1fhkkf] 1(a). All The King's Horses -- Aretha Franklin -- Young, Gifted And Black 1(b). All The King's Horses -- Dusty Springfield -- Dusty In Memphis 2. All The Nasties -- Elton John -- Madman Across The Water 3. All The Way / One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) / Kenny G -- Frank Sinatra & Kenny G. -- Duets 4. All The Way Down -- The Rolling Stones -- Undercover 5. All The World Is Waiting -- Elf Power -- Mojo Magazine Presents: In My Room 6. All These Blues -- Paul Butterfield Blues Band -- East-West 7(a). All Things Must Pass -- The Beatles -- Anthology 3 7(b). All Things Must Pass -- George Harrison -- All Things Must Pass 8. All Together Now -- The Beatles -- Yellow Submarine 9. All Together Now -- The Farm -- Spartacus 10. All Tomorrow's Parties -- The Velvet Underground -- The Velvet Underground & Nico Rockin' Doc Apr 26 2009 08:10 PM Working off of "All Together Now" by the Beatles 1. All You Need Is Love - The Beatles 2. Allentown - Billy Joel 3. Allison Road - Gin Blossoms 4. Already Gone - Eagles 5. Already Home - Marc Cohn 6. Alright Guy - Todd Snider 7. Alternative Girlfriend - Barenaked Ladies 8. Always - Bon Jovi 9. Always The Last To Know - Del Amitri 10. Amateur Lovers - Switchfoot Hopefully, we have finally put the "All" songs behind us. metsguyinmichigan Apr 26 2009 08:40 PM ="batmagadanleadoff":8ctcg9zy]MGIM: The song you're anchoring off of shouldn't be included in your list of 10. Give us your next 10. Otherwise we might never move off of that first song, in theory. [/quote:8ctcg9zy] My bad! Sorry about that! John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 26 2009 08:54 PM "Allison Road" Gin Blossoms 1. Almost Blue -- Elvis Costello 2. Almost Saturday Night -- Dave Edmunds 3. Alone in a Room -- Marshall Crenshaw 4. Alphabet St. -- Prince 5. Amber Cascades -- America 6. Amelia -- Herbie Hancock 7. America Is -- Violent Femmes 8. American Girl -- Tom Petty 9. American Idiot -- Green Day 10. American Life in the Summertime -- Francis Dunnery batmagadanleadoff Apr 26 2009 09:01 PM ="metsguyinmichigan":1flk8dlp]My bad! [/quote:1flk8dlp] Badass. metsguyinmichigan Apr 26 2009 10:02 PM Nice! Eager to prove I can learn from my mistakes, I'll jump in again: "American Idiot" by Green Day 1) "American Pie" by Don McLean 2) "American Tragedy" by Tait 3) "American Woman" by The Guess Who 4) "Amish Paradise" Weird Al Yankovic 5) "Ammunition" by Switchfoot 6) "Anagram for Mongo" by Rush 7) "Analog Kid" by Rush 8) "Anarchy in the UK" by the Sex Pistols 9) "Ancient History" by Hawk Nelson 10) "...And Justice for All" by Metallica sharpie Apr 27 2009 07:18 AM Ok, this time no mistakes. Anarchy in the UK -- Sex Pistols 1) And It Stoned Me - Van Morrison 2) And Your Bird Can Sing - Beatles 3) Ando Meio Destigado - Os Mutantes 4) Andy's Chest - The Velvet Underground 5) Andy Warhol - David Bowie 6) The Angel - Bruce Springsteen 7) Angola (Wrong Side of the Law) - Ray Davies 8) Animal Farm - The Kinks 9) Animal Zoo - Spirit 10) Ann Jane - The Jayhawks batmagadanleadoff Apr 28 2009 05:46 PM And Your Bird Can Sing -- The Beatles -- Anthology 2 [u:psjhtgvk]And Your Bird Can Sing -- The Beatles -- Revolver[/u:psjhtgvk] (And Your Bird Can Sing -- Jim Reid -- Mojo Magazine Presents: Revolver Reloaded) 1. Andmoreagain --Love -- The Best Of Love //&// Forever Changes 2. Angel -- Jimi Hendrix -- The Cry Of Love 2(a). Angel -- Stanley Jordan -- Magic Touch 3. Angel Baby (Don't You Ever Leave Me) -- Stevie Wonder -- Down To Earth 4. Angel Doll -- The Temptations -- Emperors Of Soul 5. Angel Eyes --Ella Fitzgerald -- Ella in Rome: The Birthday Concert 6. Angel Eyes The Jeff Healey Band -- See The Light Angel Of Harlem 3:47 U2 Angel Of Harlem [EP] 1988 Angel Of Harlem 3:49 U2 Rattle And Hum 1988 Angel Of Mercy - Original Studio 5:55 Albert King New Orleans Heat 1978 7. Angel Of The Morning -- Merrilee Rush & The Turnabouts -- AM Gold 1968 8. Angeline -- The Allman Brothers Band -- Dreams 9. Angelique -- Badfinger -- Magic Christian Music 10. Angels And Devils -- Love & Rockets -- Express Swan Swan H Apr 28 2009 06:03 PM Angel Of Harlem - U2 Angel of the Morning - Girlyman Angel On My Bike - The Wallflowers Angeline The Baker - Crooked Still Angels - Tori Amos Angels And Thieves - Dala The Angels Hung Around - Rilo Kiley Angels Of The Silences - Counting Crows The Angels Rejoiced Last Night - Lucy Kaplansky (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes - Elvis Costello Angie - Tori Amos Animal - Pearl Jam Animaniacs Theme - Animaniacs Cast Rockin' Doc Apr 28 2009 06:28 PM <b>(The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes - Elvis Costello</b> 1. Angie - Rolling Stones 2. Angry - Matchbox Twenty 3. The Angry Mob - Kaiser Chiefs 4. Animals - Nickelback 5. Annie Get Your Gun - Squeeze 6. Another Brick In THe Wall (Part 1) - Pink Floyd 7. Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2) - Pink Floyd 8. Another Brick In The Wall (Part 3) - Pink Floyd 9. Another Day - Paul McCartney 10.Another Day In Paradise - Phil Collins John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 28 2009 07:13 PM Another day -- Paul McCartney 1 Another Girl-- Beatles 2 Another Grey Area -- Graham Parker 3 Another Lousy day in Paradise -- The Knack 4 Another man's Done Gone -- Billy Bragg & Wilco 5 Another Town -- Steve Earle 6 Another Try -- America 7 Ants Marching -- dave Matthews Band 8 Any Major Dude Will Tell You -- Steely Dan 9 Any Old Time -- Steve Forbert 10 Any World (That I'm Welcome to) Steely dan dgwphotography Apr 28 2009 07:18 PM Another Day In Paradise - Phil Collins Another One Bites The dust - Queen Anticipation - Carly Simon Any Way you Want It - Journey Are You Lonesome tonight? - Elvis Armageddon It - Def Leppard As Long As You Love Me - Backstreet Boys Ask the Lonely - Journey Atomic Punk - Van halen Authority Song - John Mellancamp Babe - Styx metsguyinmichigan Apr 28 2009 09:57 PM Working off: "Authority Song" by John Mellencamp 1) "Awakening" by Switchfoot 2) "Awesome God" by Michael W. Smith 3) "Awkward Age" by Joe Jackson 4) "Baba O'Riely" by The Who 5) "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You" by Led Zeppelin 6) "Baby Baby" by REM 7) "Baby Baby" by the Vibrators 8) "Baby Grand" by Billy Joel 9) "Baby Hold On" by Eddie Money 10) "Baby I Love Your Way" by Peter Frampton Rockin' Doc Apr 29 2009 11:00 AM Working from "Baby, I Love Your Way" by Peter Frampton Back 2 Good -- Matchbox Twenty Back In The Saddle -- Aerosmith Back In The U.S.S.R. -- Beatles Back On The Chain Gang -- Pretenders Back To California -- Wallflowers Back To Paradise -- .38 Special Back Where You Belong -- .38 Special Bad -- U2 Bad Company -- Bad Company Bad Day -- R.E.M. batmagadanleadoff Apr 29 2009 11:11 AM [u:10dv73dy]Back In The USSR -- The Beatles -- The Beatles (White Album)[/u:10dv73dy] 1. Back In Your Arms -- Wilson Pickett -- Hey Jude 2. Back Into My Life Again -- The Spencer Davis Group -- The Best Of Spencer Davis Group 3. Back O' Town Blues -- Louis Armstrong -- Pops: The 1940's Small-Band Sides 4. Back On The Chain Gang -- The Pretenders -- Learning To Crawl 5. The Back Seat Of My Car --Paul McCartney -- Ram 6. Back Stabbers -- The O'Jays -- Sounds Of The Seventies: 1972 7. Back Street Girl -- The Rolling Stones -- Flowers 8. Back To The Good Old Times -- Cat Stevens -- Cat Stevens Box Set: (Disc 1) The City 9. Back When My Hair Was Short -- Gunhill Road -- Super Hits Of The '70s: Have A Nice Day, Vol. 23 10(a) Backdoor Man -- John Hammond, Jr. -- John Hammond Big City Blues 10(b) Back Door Man* -- The Doors -- The Doors 10(c) Back Door Man* -- Howlin' Wolf -- The Chess Box (Disc 2) 1956 To 1963 *Alphabetically rearranged to accomodate different spelling of same song. John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 29 2009 07:40 PM Back On The Chain Gang -- The Pretenders Back to Schooldays -- Graham Parker Backstreets -- Bruce Springsteen BAD -- Big Audio Dynamite Bad Boy -- John Prine Bad Penny -- Billy Bragg Bad Reputation -- Freedy Johnston Bad Sneakers -- Steely dan Bad Time -- The Jayhawks Ballad of Ira Hayes -- Johnny Cash Ballad of Jenny Rae -- BoDeans sharpie Apr 29 2009 09:12 PM Bad Time -- The Jayhawks 1 Badge - Cream 2 Badlands - Bruce Springsteen 3 The Baker - Sue Sternberg and Sam Bartlett 4 Baker St. Muse - Jethro Tull 5 Balada Conducatorolui - Taraf de Haidouks 6 Ball and Chain - Big Brother and the Holding Company 7 Ball of Confusion - The Temptations 8 Ballad of Frank and Jesse James - Johnnie Dowd 9 Ballad of John and Yoko - The Beatles 10a Ballad of the Soldier's Wife - Marianne Faithfull 10b Ballad of the Soldier's Wife - PJ Harvey seawolf17 Apr 30 2009 04:27 AM Off "Ballad of John & Yoko": Ballad of the Skeletons - Allan Ginsberg (all three versions) Ballad of Youth - Richie Sambora Balls To The Wall - Accept (studio and acoustic versions) Banana Pancakes - Jack Johnson Band On The Run - Wings (Foo Fighters version also) Bang - Armchair Cynics Bang A Gong - T.Rex (Joe Perry Project version also) Bang And Blame - REM Bang The Doldrums - Fall Out Boy Bangin' - Foo Fighters I like this thread. You all have weird music. Rockin' Doc Apr 30 2009 05:18 AM working from <b>"Bang a Gong" by T. Rex</b> Barbara Ann -- Beach Boys Barbara H. -- Fountains of Wayne Bargain -- The Who Basket Case -- Green Day Bastard -- Ben Folds Battle Of Who Could Care Less -- Ben Folds Five Be My Downfall -- Del Amitri Be Of Good Cheer -- Petra Beast Of Burden -- Rolling Stones Beautiful Day -- U2 sharpie Apr 30 2009 09:34 AM Beautiful Day -- U2 Beautiful Freak -- eels Beauty and the Beast -- David Bowie Beauty Knows No Pain -- Frank Zappa Becalmed -- Brian Eno Because the Night -- The Patti Smith Group Beechwood Park -- The Zombies Been a Son -- Nirvana Bees -- Animal Collective Bell Bottom Blues -- Derek & the Dominoes Belle & Sebastian -- Belle & Sebastian metsguyinmichigan Apr 30 2009 09:51 AM Balls To The Wall - Accept (studio and acoustic versions) Out of all the songs in the world, I am shocked to learn that there's an acoustic version of "Balls to the Wall." Must now begin searching for the acoustic version of "War Pigs." I like this thread. You all have weird music. It is fun! Rockin' Doc and I could accidently walk off with each other's iPods and it would be days before either of us noticed. batmagadanleadoff Apr 30 2009 10:06 AM I'm sure everyone knows this, but just in case anyone doesn't, you can copy and paste your entire 10-song list from iTunes onto this thread with just four keystrokes. Select the first song and then while pressing the shift key, select the bottom song on your list. The list can then be copy and pasted onto the forum, and edited to take out play counts, time of song, etc. metsguyinmichigan Apr 30 2009 09:23 PM Working off "Because the Night" by Patty Smith Group 1) "Because the Night" by 10,000 Maniacs (Two versions) 2) "Before the Throne of God Above" by SonicFlood 3) "Begin the Begin" by REM (Two versions) 4) "Behind the Lines" by Phil Collins 5) "Behind the Lines/Dutchess" by Genesis 6) "Behind the Wall of Sleep" by the Smithereens" 7) "Behind These Hazel Eyes" by Kelly Clarkson 8) "Behind Your Eyes" by Jon Foreman 9) "Believe" by Newsboys (Two versions) 10) "Bennie and the Jets" by Elton John John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 30 2009 09:41 PM Behind the Wall of Sleep - Smithereens 1. Belong -- REM 2. Bernadette -- Four Tops 3. Beside You -- Van Morrison 4. Best Imitation of Myself -- Ben Folds Five 5. Best of Everything -- Tom Petty 6. Better Back Off -- Marshall Crenshaw 7. Beyond Belief -- Elvis Costello 8. Bicycle Race -- Queen 9. Big Fat Love -- John Prine 10. Big Kick, Plain Scrap -- Nick Lowe Rockin' Doc Apr 30 2009 09:52 PM Working from <b>"Bicycle Race" by Queen</b> Big Bang Baby -- Stone Temple Pilots Big Empty -- Stone Temple Pilots The Big Money -- Rush Birthday -- Beatles The Bitch Is Back -- Elton John Bitter Creek -- Eagles Bittersweet -- Big Head Todd Black & White People -- Matchbox Twenty Black Coffee In Bed -- Squeeze Black Dog -- Led Zeppelin Edgy DC Apr 30 2009 09:58 PM Apparently having the smallest of iTunes collections here, I'll build off that last. "Big Kick, Plain Scrap" Nick Lowe <i>Basher - The Best of Nick Lowe</i> <ol><li>"Big Mess" Devo <i>Devo: Greatest Hits</i></li> <li>Big Yellow Taxi (2007)" Joni Mitchell <i>Shine</i></li> <li>"Billy 1" Los Lobos <i>I'm Not There (Original Soundtrack)</i></li> <li>"Bittersweet" Hoodoo Gurus <i>Mars Needs Guitars!</i></li> <li>"Black Diamond" The Replacements <i>Let It Be</i></li> <li>"Black Gold" Soul Asylum <i>Grave Dancers Union</i></li> <li>"Blue" Fine Young Cannibals <i>Fine Young Cannibals</i></li> <li>"Blue Monday" New Order <i>International - The Best of New Order</i></li> <li>"Blue Moon" Elvis Presley <i>Elvis At Sun</i></li> <li>"Blue Moon of Kentucky" Elvis Presley <i>Elvis At Sun</i></li> <li>"Boat of Car" They Might Be Giants <i>They Might Be Giants</i></li></ol>I'm all black and blue. OE: Well, I got beat to the draw while I was formatting. RD wins, but damned if I'm going to delete. metsguyinmichigan Apr 30 2009 11:43 PM Working off "Black Diamond" by the Replacememnts 1) "Black Dog" by Led Zeppelin (three versions) 2) "Black Ice" by AC/DC 3) 'Black is Black" by Los Bravos 4) "Black Magic Woman" by Santana 5) "Black or White" by Michael Jackson 6) "Black Velvet Pants' By The Joe Perry Project 7) "Blackbird" by the Beatles 8) "Blackbird" by Third Day 9) "Blaze of Glory" by Audio Adrenaline 10) "Bless Me Indeed" by MercyMe batmagadanleadoff May 01 2009 12:00 AM Black Magic Woman -- Fleetwood Mac -- Live In Boston Remastered Vol. 1 Black Magic Woman -- Fleetwood Mac -- The Pious Bird Of Good Omen Black Magic Woman -- Santana -- The Sounds Of The Seventies: 1970 Black Magic Woman (Unissued Version - 1st Night Boston Concerts) -- Fleetwood Mac --Show-Biz Blues - Fleetwood Mac 1968 To 1970 Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen -- Santana -- Abraxas 1. Black Man -- Stevie Wonder -- Songs In The Key Of Life 2. Black Mountain Blues -- Bessie Smith -- The Complete Recordings Vol. 4 3(a). Black Mountain Side -- Dread Zeppelin -- Un-Led-Ed 3(b). Black Mountain Side -- Led Zeppelin -- Led Zeppelin I 4. Black Muddy River -- Grateful Dead -- In The Dark 5(a). Black Night -- Buddy Guy -- Damn Right I Got The Blues 5(b). Black Night -- Muddy Waters -- The Chess Box [Disc 3] 1960 to 1972 6. Black Or White -- Michael Jackson -- Dangerous 7. Black Pearl -- Sonny Charles & The Checkmates, Ltd -- Phil Spector, Back To Mono: 1958-1969 8. Black Peter -- Grateful Dead -- Workingman's Dead 9. The Black Plague -- Eric Burdon & The Animals -- Winds Of Change 10. Black Sabbath -- Black Sabbath -- Black Sabbath sharpie May 01 2009 12:17 PM Yeah, this is a fun thread. Have to say that I've been shut out of the last 4 lists (nothing since Dickshot's list where I had a couple). Willets Point May 02 2009 09:47 PM Oddly, I have Black Mountain Side as part of a medley with White Summer from the Led Zeppelin box set. Thus we zoom ahead to the W's! Feel free to zoom back if this isn't "legal" although I don't see why not. 1. White Summer/Black Mountain Side - Led Zeppelin 2. White Winter Hymnal - Fleet Foxes 3. White Shade of Pale - Procol Harum 4. Who Am I Foolin'? - Cheryl Wheeler 5. Who By Fire - Leonard Cohen 6. Who Can It Be Now? - Men at Work 7. Who Do You Love? - Bo Diddley 8. Who Is He (And What is He To You)? - Bill Withers 9. Who Killed Davey Moore? - Pete Seeger 10. Who Knows? - Duke Ellington dgwphotography May 03 2009 04:57 AM Who Can It Be Now - Men At Work Who Needs Shelter - Jason Mraz Who Wants To Live Forever - Queen Whole Lotta Lovin' - Huey Lewis & The News Why Can't We Be friends - War Wicked Game - Chris Isaak Wild-Eyed Southern Boys - .38 Special Wild Boys - duran Duran Windy - The Association Wipe Out - the Ventures Witchy Woman - The Eagles themetfairy May 03 2009 05:38 AM Who Needs Shelter - Jason Mraz Why? - Raúl Esperza, Tick, Tick...Boom! [Soundtrack] Why Does This Always Happen To Me? - Weird Al Yankovic Why Georgia? - John Mayer Why Should She Wait? - Marc Broussard Why Worry? - The All-American Rejects Wicked Little Town [Hedwig Version] - Stephen Trask, Hedwig & the Angry Inch [Soundtrack] The Wiener Schnitzel Waltz - Tom Lehrer Wig in a Box - Stephen Trask, Hedwig & the Angry Inch [Soundtrack] The Wild West Is Where I Want To Be = Tom Lehrer The Wind Blows - All-American Rejects metirish May 03 2009 09:07 AM I have somehow managed to lose my entire iTunes library , except of course the tunes I purchased direct on iTunes. That's 135 songs out of over 3000. I have no clue what happened except when I downloaded the sofeware for the Nikon I deleted all the folders that that automatically pulled in. No idea why I did that except I didn't want any of those folders in this new software as I have them on the PC anyway...obviously i didn't realize that I would be deleting my iTunes library too. When I plugged in my ipod to sync last night iTunes gave me a warning that this ipod was synced with a different library and I could "sync and erase'......I didn't do that. The problem is I've looked on my PC and found old iTunes libraries but they are empty....I am pretty sure that whatever happened my music is gone to ituns heaven. themetfairy May 03 2009 09:16 AM OMG Irish - that's horrible :( dgwphotography May 03 2009 09:18 AM Irish - try this: [url=http://download.cnet.com/Pod-to-PC/3000-18545_4-10900147.html:1uspcnmg]Pod to PC[/url:1uspcnmg]. It allows you to transfer your song files from your ipod to your pc... batmagadanleadoff May 03 2009 10:48 AM ="Iubitul":1vdrfddm]Irish - try this: [url=http://download.cnet.com/Pod-to-PC/3000-18545_4-10900147.html:1vdrfddm]Pod to PC[/url:1vdrfddm]. It allows you to transfer your song files from your ipod to your pc...[/quote:1vdrfddm] Irish: Let us know how the Pod to PC downlowad works out. ="Willets Point":1vdrfddm]Oddly, I have Black Mountain Side as part of a medley with White Summer from the Led Zeppelin box set. Thus we zoom ahead to the W's! Feel free to zoom back if this isn't "legal" although I don't see why not.[/quote:1vdrfddm] Check out Bert Jansch's somewhat recent performance of "Black Waterside", a composition Jansch wrote years before Led Zeppelin would <strike> steal </strike> write "Black Mountain Side". <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/hkX7Q2J7k48&hl=en&fs=1"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/hkX7Q2J7k48&hl=en&fs=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object> <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/nUMGuvmVmxI&hl=en&fs=1"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/nUMGuvmVmxI&hl=en&fs=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object> Rockin' Doc May 03 2009 11:35 AM Well, we skipped forward from the B's all the way to the W's. It got the thread rolling again, but at the same time we skipped over the majority of the alphabet. I guess we have to decide how to keep this interesting thread going in the future. <b>Why Georgia - John Mayer</b> Why Part 2 -- Collective Soul Wild Horses -- Rolling Stones Wild Night -- Van Morrison Wild Thing -- The Troggs Wild, Wild Life - Talking Heads Willie, The Wimp (Live) --Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble Willin' -- Little Feat The Wind Cries Mary -- Jimi Hendrix Winning -- Santana Winter Song -- Crash Test Dummies metirish, I hope you can restore your lost music. I had the same thing happen a few years ago. Ever since, I keep a copy of all the music backed up to an external hard drive just in case it were to happen again. Best of luck to you. batmagadanleadoff May 03 2009 11:40 AM ="Rockin' Doc":21fudnjy]Well, we skipped forward from the B's all the way to the W's. It got the thread rolling again, but at the same time we skipped over the majority of the alphabet.[/quote:21fudnjy] For the record, I'm against it. White Summer/Black Mountain Side is not Black Mountain Side and my last "B" list wasn't a stumper. Philly Guy in Michigan also has "Black and White" on his playlist. DocTee May 03 2009 11:41 AM Winning -- Santana They should play this before/after each of Johan's starts. batmagadanleadoff May 03 2009 11:49 AM Wild Horses -- The Rolling Stones -- Singles Collection: The London Years Wild Horses -- The Rolling Stones -- Sticky Fingers Wild Horses -- The Rolling Stones -- Stripped 1, Wild Indian Woman -- Free -- Tons Of Sobs 2. Wild Life -- Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band -- Trout Mask Replica 3(a). Wild Man Blues -- Johnny Dodds -- Johnny Dodds 1923-1929 3(b). Wild Man Blues -- Sidney Bechet -- Olympia Concert - October 19, 1955 4. Wild Mountain Thyme -- The Byrds -- Fifth Dimension 5(a). Wild Night -- John Mellencamp & Me'shell Ndegéocello -- Dance Naked 5(b). Wild Night -- Van Morrison -- Sounds Of The Seventies: 1971 6. Wild One -- Jerry Lee Lewis -- 18 Original Sun Greatest Hits 7(a). Wild Thing -- Jimi Hendrix -- The Last Experience: His Final Live Performance 7(b). Wild Thing -- Jimi Hendrix -- Live At Winterland 7(c) Wild Thing -- The Jimi Hendrix Experience -- The Monterey International Pop Festival: June 16-17-18, 1967 7(d). Wild Thing -- The Troggs -- Guitar Rock 1966-1967 7(e) Wild Thing [Live] -- The Hammersmith Gorillas -- Mojo Magazine Presents: Experienced! 8. Wild World -- Cat Stevens -- Cat Stevens Box Set: (Disc 2) The Search 9. Wildflower -- Skylark -- Super Hits Of The '70s: Have A Nice Day, Vol. 10 10. Will Gaines -- Eric Clapton -- Rush (Soundtrack) sharpie May 03 2009 12:21 PM I agree with Magadan that this jump shouldn't have occurred. But anyways... Wild Night -- Van Morrison Wilder Than The Wind '66 -- Johnny Dowd Will the Wolf Survive -- Los Lobos Willie Nelson -- Miles Davis Willie the Pimp -- Frank Zappa (b) Willie The Pimp, Part One -- Mothers The Wind -- Cat Stevens Wind Up -- Jethro Tull Windfall -- Son Volt Window -- Genesis Winona -- Matthew Sweet A Winter's Tale -- Genesis batmagadanleadoff May 03 2009 12:54 PM ="Rockin' Doc":2kmrwvc5]Well, we skipped forward from the B's all the way to the W's. It got the thread rolling again, but at the same time we skipped over the majority of the alphabet. I guess we have to decide how to keep this interesting thread going in the future.[/quote:2kmrwvc5] PGIM can save the thread by going back to the last B list and playing off of "Black and White". Rockin' Doc May 03 2009 02:11 PM ="batmagadanleadoff":14y40yta]PGIM can save the thread by going back to the last B list and playing off of "Black and White".[/quote:14y40yta] PGIM? Is that a typo or are you referring to him as Philliesguyinmichigan for his love of pulled pork? Come on, MGIM, put us back on track. Build off of "Black and White" in batmags list. This is too good a thread to fast forward through the majority of it. We need something to occupy our minds and keep us from thinking of the Mets miserable play. Another alternative, would be for Willet to start with his B's that would follow "Black Mountain Side". sharpie May 03 2009 03:28 PM I'll fix it. Magadan's list had a song, "Black Pearl" by Sonny Charles & the Checkmates, Ltd. that I had completely forgotten about. So, I bought the damn song. So now... Black Pearl -- Sonny Charles & the Checkmates Ltd. Black Sand - Jenny Lewis Black Satin - Miles Davis Black Satin Dancer - Jethro Tull Black Tambourine - Beck Blank Frank - Brian Eno The Bleeding Heart Show - The New Pornographers Blind - The Nields Blind Willie McTell - Bob Dylan (2 versions) Blinded By the Light - Bruce Springsteen Blister in the Sun - Violent Femmes batmagadanleadoff May 03 2009 03:29 PM ="Rockin' Doc":1wktcohc] ="batmagadanleadoff":1wktcohc]PGIM can save the thread by going back to the last B list and playing off of "Black and White".[/quote:1wktcohc] PGIM? Is that a typo or are you referring to him as Philliesguyinmichigan for his love of pulled pork?[/quote:1wktcohc] PhilliesGuyInMichigan. But PorkGuyInMichigan also works. So does PulledPorkGuyInMichigan. metirish May 03 2009 03:55 PM ="batmagadanleadoff":2dt7ziqx] ="Iubitul":2dt7ziqx]Irish - try this: [url=http://download.cnet.com/Pod-to-PC/3000-18545_4-10900147.html:2dt7ziqx]Pod to PC[/url:2dt7ziqx]. It allows you to transfer your song files from your ipod to your pc...[/quote:2dt7ziqx][/quote:2dt7ziqx] Irish: Let us know how the Pod to PC downlowad works out. By the time I saw this link I had already managed to erase my ipod too , except for the stuff I had bought all was gone. I downloaded the software anyway and sure enough it wanted to send the songs from my ipod to itunes , just songs and viedo but not the apps. bottom line here is that I have restored my ipod to original settings and am uploading music from my collection again. the good news is that the apps I had already downloaded are recognized by Apple so I am not getting charged for the few I paid for....scrabble and MLB . I'm not at all upset by this , what's the point. It's a crappy day with no games so I have ample time to get the music back on there. metsguyinmichigan May 03 2009 05:59 PM I'm telling you, it was really, really good pulled pork. You'd have been tempted, too. I can jump back in at this point if you allow me to take one small liberty: "Blinded by the Light" by Manfred Mann's Earth Band 1) "Blitzkrieg Bop" by the Ramones (two versions) 2) "Blowin' in the Wind" by Bob Dylan 3) "Blowin' in the Wind" by Peter, Paul and Mary 4) "Blue Collar Man" by Styx (two versions) 5) "Blue for No Reason" by Bonnie Raitt 6) "Blue Jean" by David Bowie 7) "Blue Morning, Blue Day" by Foreigner 8) "Blue Suede Shoes" by Carl Perkins 9) "Blueberry Hill" by Fats Domino 10) "Blue Before and After" by the Smithereens We seemed to backwards on that one a little. Lots of classics though! batmagadanleadoff May 03 2009 06:17 PM I'm skipping over PGIM as punishment for everybody knows what for. We don't need him to restore the thread anymore -- sharpie did that. And besides, what's with the Manfred Mann? Why don't we just make this into a thread where you could post any song you wanna post, PGIM? Black Satin -- Miles Davis -- On The Corner 1(a). Black Stick -- Sidney Bechet -- Sidney Bechet And Friends 1(b). Blackstick -- Sidney Bechet -- Great Original Performances 1924 - 1938 1(c). Blackstick -- Sidney Bechet -- Ken Burns Jazz: Sidney Bechet 2. Black Train Blues -- Bukka White -- The Complete Bukka White 3. Black Velveteen -- Lenny Kravitz -- 5 4. Black Water -- The Doobie Brothers -- Best Of The Doobies 5. Black Widow -- Michelle Shocked -- Short Sharp Shocked 6(a). Blackbird -- The Beatles -- Anthology 3 6(b). Blackbird -- The Beatles -- The Beatles (White Album) 6(c). Blackbird -- Brad Mehldau Trio -- The Art Of The Trio, Vol. 1 6(d). Blackbird -- Sarah Vaughan -- Songs Of The Beatles 7. Blackjack -- Ray Charles -- The Birth Of Soul 8. Blackness Of Night -- Cat Stevens -- Cat Stevens Box Set: (Disc 1) The City 9. Blacksnake Blues -- Elmore James -- King Of The Slide Guitar: The Fire/Fury/Enjoy Recordings 10. Blackwater Side --Bert Jansch -- Mojo Magazine Presents: The Roots Of Led Zeppelin metsguyinmichigan May 03 2009 07:13 PM OK, in a shameless attempt to get back in good graces, I'll try it again and follow all the rules to the letter of the law. But it backtracks a little: "Blackbird" by the Beatles 1) "Blackbird" by Third Day (a different song. Three versions) 2) "Blaze of Glory" by Audio Adrenaline 3) "Bless Me Indeed" by MercyMe 4) "Blessed Be Your Name" by Newsboys (four versions) 4A) Blessed Be Your Name" by NewSong 4B) "Blessed Be Your Name" by Tree63 5) "Blinded By a Lie" by UFO 6) "Blinded by the Light" by Manfred Mann's Earth Band 7) "Blitzkrieg Bop" by the Ramones (two versions) 8) "Blowin' in the Wind" by Bob Dylan 8A) "Blowin' in the Wind" by Peter, Paul & Mary 9) "Blue Collar Man" by Styx (two versions) 10) "Blue For No Reason" by Bonnie Raitt John Cougar Lunchbucket May 03 2009 08:03 PM Blowin' in the Wind -- Bob Dylan 1 Blue -- Jayhawks 2 Blue Angel -- Roy Orbison 3 Blue Bayou -- Roy Orbison 4 Blue Bossa -- Joe Henderson 5 Blue Christmas -- Willie Nelson 6 Blue Days -- Boddy Holly 7 Blue Eyes Soul -- Wilco 8 Blue in Green -- Miles davis 9 Blue Jean -- David Bowie 10 Blue Minor -- Sonny Clark (9 more blues still in the chamber) Rockin' Doc May 03 2009 08:19 PM <b>Blue Jean - David Bowie</b> Blue Period -- Smithereens Blue Side -- Rooney Blue Sky -- E.L.O. Blues Before and After -- Smithereens Blues Before Sunrise -- Eric Clapton Blues Power -- Eric Clapton Boat Drinks -- Jimmy Buffett Bob Dylan -- Nine Days Bohemian Rhapsody -- Queen Bold As Love -- John Mayer batmagadanleadoff May 03 2009 08:21 PM LunchBucket: I was omitting my XMAS songs, on your advice. Or maybe it was PGIM"s advice. Or both. I forgot. Blue Christmas -- Leon Redbone -- Christmas Island Blue Christmas -- The Beach Boys -- The Beach Boys' Christmas Album Blue Christmas -- Booker T. & The MG's -- In The Christmas Spirit Blue Christmas -- The Brian Setzer Orchestra -- Boogie Woogie Christmas Blue Christmas -- Dean Martin -- Making Spirits Bright Blue Christmas -- Elvis Presley -- Billboard Greatest Christmas Hits Blue Christmas -- Elvis Presley -- The Complete 50's Masters Blue Christmas -- Elvis Presley -- Elvis' Christmas Album Blue Christmas -- The Fab Four -- Have Yourself A FAB-ulous Little Christmas Blue Christmas -- Joe Perry -- Merry Axemas - A Guitar Christmas Blue Christmas -- Johnny Cash -- Christmas with Johnny Cash Blue Christmas -- The Mediation Singers -- Have A Merry Chess Christmas Blue Christmas -- Miles Davis -- The Best Christmas...Ever! Blue Christmas -- The Partridge Family -- A Partridge Family Christmas Blue Christmas -- Sheryl Crow -- A Very Special Christmas 3 Blue Christmas -- The Ventures -- The Ventures' Christmas Album Blue Christmas -- Willie Nelson -- The Best Christmas...Ever! Blue Christmas (To Whom It May Concern) -- Miles Davis -- Jingle Bell Jazz 1(a). Blue Condition -- Cream -- Disraeli Gears 1(b). Blue Condition -- Cream -- Those Were The Days 2. The Blue Danube (Excerpt & Reprise) -- Herbert Von Karajan -- 2001: A Space Odyssey Soundtrack 3. Blue Dress -- Depeche Mode -- Violator 4. Blue Ghost Blues -- Mike Bloomfield -- If You Love These Blues, Play'em As You Please 5. Blue Horizon -- Sidney Bechet -- Ken Burns Jazz: Sidney Bechet 6. Blue In Green -- Miles Davis -- Kind Of Blue 7. Blue Jean -- David Bowie -- Changesbowie 8(a). Blue Jean Blues -- The Jeff Healey Band -- See The Light 8(b). Blue Jean Blues -- ZZ Top -- Fandango 9. Blue Letter -- Fleetwood Mac -- Fleetwood Mac 10. Blue Light Boogie -- Taj Mahal -- Dancing The Blues Rockin' Doc May 03 2009 08:58 PM Okay, I'll try this once more. Batmags posted his list off of Lunchbucket's right after I did. Oddly enough, the same post works off of Batmags list now. <b>Blue Jean - David Bowie </b> Blue Period -- Smithereens Blue Side -- Rooney Blue Sky -- E.L.O. Blues Before and After -- Smithereens Blues Before Sunrise -- Eric Clapton Blues Power -- Eric Clapton Boat Drinks -- Jimmy Buffett Bob Dylan -- Nine Days Bohemian Rhapsody -- Queen Bold As Love -- John Mayer metsguyinmichigan May 03 2009 09:07 PM working off "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen 1) "Bone to Bone (Coney Island White Fish)" by Aerosmith 2) "Boogie With Stu" by Led Zeppelin 3) "Boogie Wonderland" by Earth Wind and Fire 4) "Boomin'" by TobyMac (two versions) 5) "Bop 'til You Drop" by Rick Springfield 6) "Border Song" by Elton John 7) "Borderline" by Madonna 8) "Born in the USA" by Bruce Springsteen 9) "Born on the Bayou" by John Fogerty 10) "Born to be Wild" by Steppenwolf John Cougar Lunchbucket May 03 2009 09:12 PM ="batmagadanleadoff":10jndx9n]LunchBucket: I was omitting my XMAS songs, on your advice. Or maybe it was PGIM"s advice. Or both. I forgot. [/quote:10jndx9n] Yabbut, "Blue Christmas" -- Willie Nelson -- was tagged country and not holiday, so it appeared on my so-called smart list. dgwphotography May 04 2009 07:25 AM Born on the Bayou - John Fogerty Born To Be Bad - George Thorogood Born To Run Bruce Springsteen The Boy's Gone - Jason Mraz Boys Of Summer - Don Henley Break My Stride - Matthew Wilder Breakfast In America - Supertramp Breathe - Faith Hill Brickhouse - The Commodores Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon & Garfunkel Broken Wings - Mr. Mister themetfairy May 04 2009 08:40 AM The Boy's Gone - Jason Mraz The Brady Bunch - Weird Al Yankovic Brainwascht - Ben Folds Brand New Day - Neil Patrick Harris The Break In - Ari Hest Breakin' - All American Rejects Breakout - Swing Out Sister Brick - Ben Folds Five Bright College Days - Tom Lehrer The Bright Side - Dave Koz Broken Voices - Ari Hest Swan Swan H May 04 2009 09:21 AM Should be easy to jump off this list. Brick - Ben Folds Five Brid Og Ni Mhaille - The Corrs The Bridge - John Doe Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon & Garfunkel Bridges - Anna Ternheim Bright Future In Sales - Fountains Of Wayne Bright Idea - Peter Mulvey Bright Lights - Carbon Leaf Bright Smile - Josh Ritter Brightly Wound - Eisley Brilliant Disguise - Bruce Springsteen sharpie May 04 2009 09:23 AM Brick -- Ben Folds Five The Bridge -- Scott Walker Brief Candles -- The Zombies Bright Side of the Road -- Van Morrison Broken Boy Soldier -- The Raconteurs Broken English -- Marianne Faithfull Broken Heart -- Skip Spence Broken Mirror -- Freedy Johnston Broken Promise Land -- Elvis Costello & Allen Toussant Broken Things -- David Byrne Brooklyn -- They Might Be Giants seawolf17 May 04 2009 09:28 AM Off Springsteen: Brimful of Asha - Cornershop Bring It On - Lenny Kravitz Bring it On Back - Jet Bring It On Home - Led Zeppelin Bring It On Home To Me - Thunder (Sam Cooke original also) Bring Me To Life - Evanescence Bring The Light - Smashing Pumpkins Bring The Noise - Public Enemy (Anthrax version also) Bring The People Together - Live Bringin' On The Heartbreak - Def Leppard Bringing Me Down - Firehouse Vic Sage May 04 2009 09:30 AM Brilliant Disguise - Bruce Springsteen Bring it on Home to Me - Sam Cooke Brothers Under The Bridge - Bruce Springsteen Bungle In The Jungle - Jethro Tull Burning Down The House - Talking Heads Burning Rope - Genesis But I Might Die Tonight - Cat Stevens But Not For Me - Elvis Costello Bye Bye Blackbird - Joe Cocker Bye Bye Love - The Everly Brothers C'Mon Marianne - Jersey Boys (Original Broadway Cast Recording) sharpie May 04 2009 09:35 AM Hey, wait a minute. I was there before Seawolf. Oops, sorry, didn't see Swan beat me. batmagadanleadoff May 04 2009 09:51 AM Burning Down The House -- Talking Heads -- Stop Making Sense 1(a). Burning Of The Midnight Lamp -- Jimi Hendrix -- Radio One 1(b). Burning Of The Midnight Lamp -- The Jimi Hendrix Experience -- Electric Ladyland 1(c). Burning of the Midnight Lamp -- The London Metropolitan Orchestra; Joe Mardin -- In From The Storm - Tribute - Jimi Hendrix 1(d). Burning of the Midnight Lamp -- Rotary Connection -- Mojo Magazine Presents: Experienced! 2. Burning Up -- Page & Plant -- Walking Into Clarksdale 3. Burnout -- Green Day -- Dookie 4. Burying Ground -- Muddy Waters -- One More Mile 5. Bus Driver -- Muddy Waters -- Hard Again 6. Bushfire -- The B-52's -- Cosmic Thing 7. Busload Of Faith -- Lou Reed -- New York 8. Bustin' Loose, Pt. 1 -- Chuck Brown & The Soul Searchers --In Yo' Face! The History Of Funk, Vol. 5 9. Bustin' Out (On Funk) -- Rick James -- In Yo' Face! The History Of Funk, Vol. 5 10. Bustin' Surfboards -- The Tornadoes -- Pulp Fiction, Soundtrack TheOldMole May 04 2009 06:24 PM Busy Body Boogie -- Jumpin' Bill Carlisle But I Forgive You -- Tampa Red The Butcher's Boy -- Buell Kazee Buzz Buzz Buzz -- the Hollywood Flames Buzzard Variation -- Gil Evans By Air -- Flanders and Swann Bye-Ya -- Thelonious Monk Bye Bye - Miles Davis Bye Bye Baby - The Channels Bye Bye Baby Blues - Blind Boy Fuller and Sonny Terry sharpie May 04 2009 07:17 PM Mole, which song of Magadan's are you working off of? Swan Swan H May 04 2009 07:48 PM I'm guessing it's not the B-52s. John Cougar Lunchbucket May 04 2009 10:20 PM Challenging list up there by Mole but I can cheat with a cover version of Buzz Buzz Buzz -- by the Blasters. We all must agree: that's a super slice by any artist. 1 Bye Bye Love -- The Cars 2 C Moon -- Paul McCartney 3 C.T.A. -- Miles Davis 4 Ca Plane Pour Moi -- Plastic Bertrand 5 Cabin Essence -- Brian Wilson 6 California Blue -- Roy Orbison 7 California Girls -- Beach Boys 8 California Stars -- Billy Bragg & Wilco 9 California Thing -- Freedy Johnston 10 Call It A Loan -- Jackson Browne metsguyinmichigan May 05 2009 12:15 AM Phew! Monk has some unique tastes, and I always feel enlightened to read his lists. Needs some Twisted Sister, though. :) Working off "Call it a Loan" by Jackson Browne 1) "Call Me" by Blondie (two versions) 2) "Call Me a Fool" by Live 3) "Call My Name" by Third Day (two versions) 4) "Call to the Heart" by Giuffria 5) "Calling Caroline" by Darryl Worley 6) "The Calling" by Benjamin Gate 7) "Calling All Girls" by Rick Springfield 8) "Calling America" by ELO 9) "Calling Dr. Love" by Kiss (three versions) 10) "Calling Elvis" by Dire Straits Rockin' Doc May 05 2009 05:52 AM <b>Calling Elvis -- Dire Straits</b> Calling Out For Love (At Crying Time) -- Marshall Crenshaw Calling The World -- Rooney Cannonball -- Supertramp Can't Buy Me Love -- Beatles Can't Erase It -- Jars of Clay Can't Get Enouigh -- Bad Company Can't Get It Out Of My Head -- E.L.O. Can't Get There From Here -- R.E.M. Can't Sink This Town -- Freedy JOhnson Can't Take The Pain -- Third Day Rotblatt May 05 2009 06:54 AM Can't Take The Pain -- Third Day Can't Tell Me Nothin' - Kanye West Can't Wait - Bob Dylan Can't You Hear Me Knocking - Rolling Stones Can It Be All So Simple - Wu-Tang Clan Can You Do That Dance? - the Pink Mountaintops Can You Feel It Now? - Tremolo Can You Hear Me - Missy Elliot Feat. TLC Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window - The Hold Steady Canaries That Sing Now - Coltrane Motion Candle - Sonic Youth sharpie May 05 2009 07:28 AM Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window -- The Hold Steady Can You See Me? -- The Jimi Hendrix Experience Candy's Room -- Bruce Springsteen Cantor De Mambo -- Os Mutantes Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa -- Vampire Weekend Car Wheels On a Gravel Road -- Lucinda Williams Caravan -- Van Morrison Care of Cell 44 -- The Zombies Career Opportunities -- The Clash Caribbean Wind -- Bob Dylan The Carlos Santana Secret Chord Progression -- Frank Zappa Swan Swan H May 05 2009 07:51 AM Car Wheels On A Gravel Road - Lucinda Williams Caramel - Suzanne Vega Careful - Guster Carey - Joni Mitchell Caring Is Creepy - The Shins Carmelita - Adam Duritz Carnival - Anthony Da Costa Carnival - Natalie Merchant Carnival Lips - The Horse Flies Carnival Of Sorts (Box Cars) - R.E.M. Carol Of The Bells - Calhoun H.S. Concert Choir batmagadanleadoff May 05 2009 08:02 AM Carey -- Joni Mitchell -- Blue Carey -- Joni Mitchell -- Miles Of Aisles [Live] 1. Carmelita Skiffle -- Mike Bloomfield -- Don't Say That I Ain't Your Man! Essential Blues 1964-1969 2(a). Carol -- The Rolling Stones -- England's Newest Hit Makers 2(b). Carol -- The Rolling Stones -- Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! 3. Carouselambra -- Led Zeppelin -- In Through The Out Door 4. Carpet Man -- The Fifth Dimension -- Magic Garden 5. Carry Me Back -- The Rascals (The Young Rascals) -- The Rascals Anthology 1965-1972 6. Carry On -- Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young -- Déjŕ Vu 7. Carry On Till Tomorrow -- Badfinger -- Magic Christian Music 8. Carry That Weight -- The Beatles -- Abbey Road 9. Carryin' The Load -- Ray Charles -- The Birth Of Soul 10. Cars Hiss By My Window -- The Doors -- L. A. Woman metsguyinmichigan May 05 2009 08:12 AM Working off "Carnival" by Natalie Merchant 1) "Caroline" by Big Head Todd and the Monsters (There are actually 13 other songs called "Caroline, all different. It's my daughter's name and we made a playlist. But that would grind the thread to halt.) 2) "Caroline I See You,' by James Taylor 3) "Caroline No" by the Beach Boys 4) "Carry Me Home" by Third Day 5) "Cars" by Gary Numan 6) "Carve Away the Stone" by Rush 7) "Cat Scratch Fever" by Ted Nugent 8) "Catapult" by Counting Crows 9) "Catch Me Now I'm Falling" by the Kinks 10) "Catchafire" by TobyMac sharpie May 05 2009 08:15 AM Cars Hiss By My Window -- The Doors Casanova -- Roxy Music Casino Queen -- Wilco Castellorizon -- David Gilmour Cat Food -- King Crimson Cat's In the Well -- Bob Dylan Catfish -- Bob Dylan Caught As You Look Away -- Freedy Johnston 'Cause It's Love (Saint Parallelogram) -- Robyn Hitchcok & the Venus 3 'Cause We've Ended As Lovers -- Jeff Beck Cecilia -- Simon & Garfunkel Rockin' Doc May 05 2009 11:07 AM Working off <b>Cecilia by Simon and Garfunkel</b> Centerfield -- John Fogerty Centerfold -- J. Geils Band Chain Lightning -- Steely Dan Champagne Jam -- Atlanta Rhythm Section Chance -- DC Talk The Change -- Steven Curtis Chapman Change It -- Stevie Ray Vaughan Change Your Mind -- Sister Hazel Changes -- David Bowie Changes In Latitude, Changes In Attitude -- Jimmy Buffett batmagadanleadoff May 06 2009 07:57 PM Change It -- Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble -- Soul To Soul 1. Change My Thoughts From You -- Erma Franklin -- Super Soul Sister 2(a). Change My Way -- Howlin' Wolf -- Change My Way 2(b). Change My Way -- Howlin' Wolf -- The Chess Box 3. Change Of The Guard -- Steely Dan -- Can't Buy A Thrill 4. The Changeling -- The Doors -- L. A. Woman 5. Changes -- David Bowie -- Changesbowie 6(a). Channel Z -- The B-52's -- Cosmic Thing 6(b). Channel Z (12" Rock Mix) -- The B-52's -- Love Shack [Single] 7. Chant In The Night -- Sidney Bechet -- Ken Burns Jazz: Sidney Bechet 8. Chant Of The Ever Circling Skeletal -- David Bowie -- Diamond Dogs 9. Chantez-Les Bas (Sing 'em Low) -- Louis Armstrong & All His Stars -- Louis Armstrong Plays W.C. Handy 10. Chantilly Lace -- Big Bopper -- American Graffiti, Soundtrack metsguyinmichigan May 06 2009 08:07 PM Working off "Chantilly Lace" by Big Bopper 1) "Chap Stick, Chapped Lips and Things Like Chemistry" by Relient K 2) "The Chase" by UFO 3) "Chasing Cars" by Snow Patrol 4) "Cheap Sunglasses" by ZZ Top 5) "Check it Out" by John Mellencamp 6) "Cheese Cake" by Aerosmith 7) "Chemistry" by Rush 8) "Cherish" by Madonna 9) "Cherry Bomb" by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts 10) "Cherry Bomb" by John Mellencamp sharpie May 06 2009 08:08 PM Beaten to it by the delegate from Michigan. John Cougar Lunchbucket May 06 2009 08:14 PM beaten by Michigan and Sharpie... John Cougar Lunchbucket May 06 2009 08:17 PM However, halfway done... Cherry Bomb -- John Mellancamp 1 The Chess Players -- Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers 2 Chicago -- Sufjan Stevens 3 A Child is Born -- Carmen McRae 4 Child is the Father of the Man -- Brian Wilson 5 China Girl -- David Bowie 6 Christ for President -- Billy Bragg & Wilco >>skipped a buncha xmas songs... 7 Church -- Lyle Lovett 8 Chuch Bells May Ring -- The Willows 9 City of New Orleans -- Wiollie Nelson 10 Claudette -- Roy Orbison Swan Swan H May 06 2009 09:13 PM Church - Lyle Lovett 1a) A Church Is Burning - Paul Simon 1b) A Church Is Burning - Simon & Garfunkel 2) Cigarettes - The Wreckers 3) Cigarettes And Chocolate Milk - Rufus Wainwright 4) Cincinnati Traveler - Hem 5) Cinder and Smoke - Iron & Wine 6) Cinema 4 - Brad Yoder 7) Cinnamon Girl - Neil Young 8) Circle - Sarah McLachlan 9) Circle Bound - Paperboys 10a) The Circle Game - Joni Mitchell 10b) The Circle Game - Tom Rush 10c) Circle Game - Tori Amos Rockin' Doc May 06 2009 10:20 PM <b>Cinnamon Girl -- Neil Young</b> Circle Dance -- Bonnie Raitt Clap For the Waolfman -- Guess Who Cleveland Park -- Edwin McCain Cliffs of Dover -- Eric Johnson Clocks -- Coldplay Closer To The Heart -- Rush Closer To You -- Wallflowers Closing Time -- Semisonic Cocaine - Eric Clapton Cocaine -- Jackson Browne metsguyinmichigan May 06 2009 10:44 PM Working off "Cliffs of Dover." Eric Johnson rocks! 1) "Cleveland Rocks" by Ian Hunter 2) "Clock Strikes Ten" by Cheap Trick 3) "Clones" by Alice Cooper 4) "Closer" by Jars of Clay 5) "Closer to the Heart" by Rush (five versions) 6) "Club at the End of the Street" by Elton John 7) "Cold Fire" by Rush 8) "Cold Gin" by Kiss (two versions) 9) "Collide" by Skillet 10) "Color Me Impressed" by the Replacements Edgy DC May 06 2009 10:59 PM From: Color Me Impressed <ol><li>"Come let us worship" (Georgian chant) THE THREE HOLIES CHURCH CHORISTERS Medieval Church Singing</li> <li>"Come Weal, Come Woe" Bob Dufford, Dan Schutte, John B. Foley, Roc O'Connor, S.J. & Tim Manion <i>Gentle Night</i></li> <li>"Be Yourself" Cosmic Fools <i>Natural Born Chillers</i></li> <li>"The Coventry Carol" Alison Moyet <i>A Very Special Christmas, Vol. 1</i></li> <li>"Cracking Up" Nick Lowe <i>Basher - The Best of Nick Lowe</i></li> <li>a) "Crackle & Drag" (Alt. Version) Paul Westerberg <i>Come Feel Me Tremble</i> b) "Crackle & Drag" (Original Take) Paul Westerberg <i>Come Feel Me Tremble</i></li> <li>"The Cross of Changes" Enigma <i>Love Sensuality Devotion: The Greatest Hits</i></li> <li>"Cruel to Be Kind" Nick Lowe <i>Basher - The Best of Nick Lowe</i></li> <li>"Cry On" Detroit Cobras <i>Life, Love and Leaving</i></li> <li>"Cupid de Locke" Smashing Pumpkins <i>Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness</i></lI></ol> Willets Point May 07 2009 07:55 AM And I thought I was the only one with the St. Louis Jesuits on my iPod. Edgy DC May 07 2009 08:08 AM Me missus is a church musician. TheOldMole May 07 2009 09:26 AM From Cupid de Locke (I run out of C's - are you allowed to turn over to the next letter?) Curtsy - Eric Dolphy Cutie - Sonny Rollins Cutty Wren - Ian and Sylvia Cuttyhunk - John Hall (from the same album that has my "Banks of the Hudson") Cy Runs Rock Waltz - Duke Ellington D. B. Blues - Lorez Alexandria (I'm not even sure what this one is -- I'll have to check it out. Ooh...very nice. Scat singing) D. W. Washburn - The Coasters Da Doo Ron Ron - The Crystals Daddy's Home - Shep and the Limelights Daddy and Home - Gene Autry dgwphotography May 07 2009 09:46 AM Da Doo Ron Ron - The Crystals Do Ya Think I'm Sexy - Rod Stewart Dance With Me Tonight - The Wonders Dance, Dance, Dance - The Beach Boys Dancing In The Dark - Bruce Springsteen Dancing In The Street - Martha Reeves & The Vandelas Dancing On The Ceiling - Lionel Richie Dancing With Myself - Billy Idol Danger Zone - Kenny Loggins Dark and Lovely - Barry White Daydream Believer - The Monkees themetfairy May 07 2009 09:52 AM Daydream Believer - The Monkees Dead End Driving - Ari Hest Dear Mr. President - Indigo Girls/Pink Dear Old Shiz - Stephen Schwartz (Wicked Soundtrack) Definition of Beautiful - Dave Koz Defying Gravity - Idina Menzel/Kristen Chenoweth (Wicked Soundtrack) Details in the Fabric - Jason Mraz/James Morrison Dick Holster - Ben Folds Five Did You Get My Message - Jason Mraz Didn't Want To Say Goodbye - Ari Hest A Different Song - Ari Hest TheOldMole May 07 2009 10:56 AM From Different Song: Dig that Crazy Chick - Sam Butera Diggin' My Potatoes - Lonnie Donegan Dignity - Bob Dylan Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue - Duke Ellington Dinah - Louis Prima Ding Dong (Saw Wood Mountain) - the Ding Dongs Disappointed - Eddie Jefferson Discontented - Duke Ellington Ditty wah Ditty - Ry Cooder Divorce me C.O.D. - Merle Travis batmagadanleadoff May 07 2009 01:20 PM Discontented -- Duke Ellington -- The Private Collection, Vol. 1 1. Discothčque -- U2 -- Pop 2. Disguises -- The Who -- A Quick One 3. Disintegration -- The Cure -- Disintegration 4. Dissatisfied -- Sonny Boy Williamson -- The Real Folk Blues 5. District Attorney Blues -- Bukka White -- The Complete Bukka White 6. Disturbance At The Heron House -- R.E.M. -- Document 7. Dixie Lullaby -- Joe Cocker -- Mad Dogs & Englishmen 8. Dixieland Rock -- Elvis Presley -- The Complete 50's Masters 9. Dizzy Spells -- Benny Goodman -- Trio & Quartet - Avalon - The Small Bands (1937-1939) Vol 2 10. DJangology -- Django Reinhardt -- Verve Jazz Masters 38 sharpie May 07 2009 01:30 PM Discotheque -- U2 Disorder In the House -- Warren Zevon Distant Shore -- Billy Bragg DLZ -- TV On the Radio Do It Again -- The Kinks Do Policemen Sing? -- Robyn Hitchcock Do Right To Me Baby (Do Unto Others) -- Bob Dylan Do the Oz -- John Lennon Do the Strand -- Roxy Music Do You Feel Loved -- U2 Do You Like My New Car? -- Mothers Rockin' Doc May 07 2009 10:31 PM <b>Do It Again -- Kinks</b> Do It Again -- Steely Dan Do It Or Die -- Atlanta Rhythm Section Do Ya -- Electric Light Orchestra Do You Believe In Magic -- Lovin' Spoonful Do You Feel Like We Do? (Live) -- Peter Frampton Do You Wanna Dance -- Beach Boys Do You Want To Know Love -- PFR Doctor My Eyes -- Jackson Browne Doesn't Anybody Stay Together Anymore -- Phil Collins Dominoe -- Van Morrison metsguyinmichigan May 07 2009 11:34 PM Working off "Domino" by Van Morrison 1) "Don't Ask Me Why" by Billy Joel (two versions) 2) "Don't Be Afraid" by Boston 3) "Don't Be Cruel" by Elvis Presley 4) "Don't Bring Me Down" by ELO 5) "Don't Burn the Pig" by Dave Matthews Band 6) "Don't Change" by INXS 7) "Don't Come Around Here No More" by Tom Petty 8) "Don't Cry" by Asia (two versions) 9) "Don't Cry Baby" by Etta James 10) "Don't Dream it's Over" by Crowded House batmagadanleadoff May 08 2009 02:02 AM Don't Be Cruel -- Elvis Presley Don't Be Cruel -- Fleetwood Mac 1. Don't Be Sad -- Traffic 2. Don't Be Shy -- Cat Stevens 3. Don't Be That Way --Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong 4. Don't Bring Me Down -- The Animals 5. Don't Call Me Nigger, Whitey -- Sly & The Family Stone 6. Don't Cha Love It -- Smokey Robinson & The Miracles 7. Don't Come Around Here No More -- Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers 8(a). Don't Cry Baby -- Bessie Smith 8(b). Don't Cry Baby -- Etta James 9. Don't Do Me Like That -- Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers 10. Don't Fall Down -- 13th Floor Elevators Edgy DC May 08 2009 05:11 AM "Don't Be Shy" Cat Stevens Footsteps in the Dark - Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 <ol><li>"Don't Break My Heart" UB40 <i>The Very Best of UB40, 1980-2000</i></li> <li>"Don't Go" Hothouse Flowers <i>The Best of Hothouse Flowers</i></li> <li>"Don't Go" Yaz <i>Upstairs At Eric's</i></li> <li>"Don't Let's Start" They Might Be Giants <i>They Might Be Giants</i></li> <li>a) "Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder) [Mono Version]" The Beach Boys <i>Pet Sounds</i> b) "Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder) [Stereo Version]" The Beach Boys <i>Pet Sounds</i></li> <li>"Doncha Wanna" Tinted Windows <i>Tinted Windows</i></li> <li>"Dreaming" Blondie <i>Eat to the Beat (Expanded Edition)</i></li> <li>"Dreaming of Me" Depeche Mode <i>The Singles 81-85</i></li> <li>"Dress Sexy At My Funeral" Smog <i>Dongs of Sevotion</i></li> <li>"Drop the Pilot"* Joan Armatrading <i>20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Joan Armatrading</i></li></ol>*Top track in this bloc. Rockin' Doc May 08 2009 05:15 AM Edited 1 time(s), most recently on May 08 2009 05:27 AM Edgy beat me to the punch on batmags list, so I'll roll with it and change my list to work off Edgy's. <b>"Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder) -- Beach Boys</b> Don't Worry Baby -- Beach Boys Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) -- Rolling Stones Dope Nose -- Weezer Doublevision -- Foreigner Doubleback -- ZZ Top Doublewide Blues -- Todd Snider Down -- Stone Temple Pilots Down At the Cross -- The Kry Down On the Corner -- Creedence Clearwater Revival Down the Road Tonight -- Bruce Hornsby & the Range Edgy DC May 08 2009 05:22 AM Late. themetfairy May 08 2009 05:26 AM OE - Also Late :( Rockin' Doc May 08 2009 05:30 AM I edited my list to get back in line behind Edgy. So we're back on track. You have to move fast in this thread. Swan Swan H May 08 2009 07:27 PM Down The Road Tonight - Bruce Hornsby & The Range Have the CD, but didn't have it on iTunes. Imported it to keep the thread legit, and get it going again. Down This Road - Steve Kirkman Down To The River/Jeb's Tune - The Duhks Down to You - Frank Black Down Under - Men At Work Downbound Train - Raul Malo Downeaster Alexa - Potsdam Pointercounts Downpour - Brandi Carlile Dracula Moon - Joan Osborne Drag Queens in Limousines – Mary Gauthier Drank Like A River - Whiskeytown Willets Point May 08 2009 08:02 PM Drag Queens in Limousines – Mary Gauthier Dragonhead - Throwing Muses The Drama You've Been Craving - Sleater-Kinney Drawing Room Blues - Billy Strayhorn/Duke Ellington Dream - Forest for the Trees The Dream - Zero Mostel, Marina Karnilova, Sue Babel, Gluck Sandor, Sarol Sawyer, Chorus Dream All Day - The Posies Dream Drums - Lectroluv Dream of the Angeles - The Resophonics Dream World - Midnight Oil Dreaming - Cream John Cougar Lunchbucket May 08 2009 08:31 PM Dreamworld -- Midnight Oil 1 Drive -- Todd Rundgren 2 Drive in Saturday -- David Bowie 3 Drive My Car -- Beatles 4 Drop the Pilot -- Joan Armatrading 5 Drown --Son Volt 6 Drown in My Own Tears --Smithereens 7 Dry Dreams -- Jim Carroll Band 8 Dueling Banjos -- Eric Weissberg 9 Dweller on the Threshold -- Van Morrison 10 Dyslexic Heart -- Paul Westerberg seawolf17 May 08 2009 08:38 PM Off Dyslexic Heart -- which kicks ass... it's on to the Es: E-Generation - Zebrahead E-Pro - Beck Eager To Leave 'Er - Wildhearts Eagles Fly - Sammy Hagar Earth Mover - Tesla Earth Stopped Cold at Dawn - Hootie & Blowfish Earthquakes - Moxy Fruvous Easy - Faith No More Easy - Barenaked Ladies Easy Come Easy Go - Tesla Easy Come Easy Go - Winger Swan Swan H May 08 2009 08:40 PM Fruvous? No freakin' way. Rotblatt May 08 2009 09:23 PM Going off of E-Pro . . . Ear Drums Pop - Dilated Peoples Ear Drums Pop (Remix) - Dilated Peoples Early In Summer - Piana Early In the Morning - Taj Mahal EARLYBIRD (Elvis v. Twin Peaks theme song) - Elvis v. Angeele Earth Angel - Death Cab For Cutie Earth Intruders - Bjork Earthbound [live] - King Crimson Earthquake Weather - Beck Earthtones - No Trigger Willets Point May 08 2009 09:59 PM Earthquake Weather - Beck Ecstasy - Crooked Still Edit - Regina Spektor Education - Modest Mouse El Querendon y Cajetoso - Larry Hernandez El Toro [Mark De Clive-Lowe Remix] - Chico Hamilton Eleanor Put Your Boots On - Franz Ferdinand Electric Feel - MGMT Electrolite (live) - R.E.M. Electrotumbao - The Pinker Tones Elegy for Gump Worsley - The Weakerthans Rockin' Doc May 09 2009 06:29 AM <b>Electrolite -- R.E.M.</b> Elevator Up -- Fountains of Wayne Eminence Front -- Who Emotional Rescue -- Rolling Stones Empty -- Del Amitri Empty Arms -- Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble Empty Spaces -- Pink Floyd The End -- Beatles The End of the Innocence -- Don Henley End Up Alone -- Nine Days Energy -- Apples In Stereo John Cougar Lunchbucket May 09 2009 07:27 AM The End -- Beatles Endess Night -- Graham Parker Europa and the Pirate Twins -- Thomas Dolby Evangeline -- Matthew Sweet Even the Losers -- Tom Petty Everlasting Love -- Carl carlton Every Grain of Sand -- Bob Dylan Every Picture Tells a Story -- Rod Stewart Everybody's Gonna Happy -- The Kinks Everybody Wants to Rule the World -- Tears for Fears Everyday -- Buddy Holly batmagadanleadoff May 09 2009 08:24 AM Even The Losers -- Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers 1. Evenin' Boogie -- Fleetwood Mac 2. Evening: The Sun Set : Twilight Time -- The Moody Blues 3. Ever Fallen In Love -- Fine Young Cannibals 4. Everlasting Love -- U2 5. Every Breath I Take -- Gene Pitney 6. Every Breath You Take -- The Police 7(a). Every Day I Have The Blues -- B.B. King 7(b). Every Day I Have The Blues -- Elmore James 8. Every Little Bit Hurts -- The Spencer Davis Group 9. Every Little Thing -- The Beatles 10. Every Mother's Son -- Traffic Swan Swan H May 09 2009 08:43 AM Every Breath You Take - The Police 1. Every Car Is a Person - the hereafter 2. Every Little Bit - Patty Griffin 3. Every Little Kiss - Bruce Hornsby & The Range 4a. Every Little Thing (He) Does Is Magic - Shawn Colvin 4b. Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic - The Police 5. Every New Leaf Over - Jeffrey Foucault 6. Every Single Day - Lucy Kaplansky 7. Every Time We Say Goodbye - Diana Krall 8. Every Word Except Goodbye - Peter Mulvey 9a. Everybody's Talkin' - Jesse Malin 9b. Everybody's Talkin' - Patty Larkin 10. Everybody Get Dangerous - Weezer metsguyinmichigan May 09 2009 09:48 AM Every Little Kiss by Bruce Hornsby. Bruce is awesome, and was really nice the three times I've met him -- once at a Cardinals spring training game! 1) "Every Little Thing" by Hawk Nelson 2) "Every Little Thing She Does is Magic" by the Police 3) "Every Man" by Casting Crowns (two versions) 4) "Every Move I Make" by Daniel's Window, David Crowder and Fusebox 5) "Every Night and Every Day" by Cheap Trick 6) "Every Time I Fall Back" by Pat Benatar 7) "Every Time I Think of You" by the Babys 8) "Everyboy's Talkin'" by Nilsson 9) "Everybody Have Fun Tonight" by Wang Chung 10) "Everybody Hurts" by REM (two versions) Swan Swan H May 09 2009 03:00 PM I always liked Bruce Hornsby, but never got around to seeing him live. Then in 2008 we saw him twice - an Obama rally in October, and the WFUV Holiday concert in late November or December. He was very good both times in abbreviated sets. Willets Point May 09 2009 06:40 PM Bruce Hornsby is the biggest star to come out of Williamsburg, VA since the American Revolution. Used to see him about town when I lived there. Hornsby is one of those musicians who sounds okay on a studio recording but always blows me away in live performance. TheOldMole May 09 2009 08:01 PM "Everyboy's Talkin'" by Nilsson Everybody's Tryin' to be my Baby - The Beatles Everything Happens to Me - Dizzy Gillespie Everything I Have is Yours - Billie Holiday Evidence - Thelonious Monk Evil - Howlin' Wolf Evil Gal Blues - Dinah Washington Evol Deklaw N! - Ben Webster and Joe Zawinul Exactly Like You - Lionel Hampton Eyesight to the Blind - The Larks Ezekiel Saw the Wheel - Woody Guthrie Rockin' Doc May 09 2009 08:07 PM My sister and her husband catered a Christmas party at Bruce Hornsby's Williamsburg home several years ago. They said he was a very down to earth guy. batmagadanleadoff May 09 2009 08:30 PM Evil -- Derek & The Dominos Evil -- Muddy Waters -- The Chess Box [Disc 2] 1954 to 1959 Evil -- The Muddy Waters Blues Band -- Mud In Your Ear Evil (Is Going On) (Single Version) -- Howlin' Wolf 1. Evil -- Stevie Wonder 2. Evil Gal Blues -- Aretha Franklin 3. Evil Hearted You [bbc sessions] -- The Yardbirds 4. Evil On My Mind -- Johnny Winter 5. Evil Plot To Blow Up Batman -- Neal Hefti, His Orchestra & Chorus 6. Evil Town -- The Vines 7. Evil Ways -- Santana 8. Evil Woman Blues -- John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers 9. Excuse Me Baby -- The Muddy Waters Blues Band 10. Exhuming McCarthy -- R.E.M. Rockin' Doc May 09 2009 09:14 PM <b>Evil Ways -- Santana</b> Evil Woman -- Electric Light Orchestra Excitable Boy -- Warren Zevon Expresso Love -- Dire Straits Extraordinary Girl -- Green Day F.M. -- Steely Dan Fad of The Land -- Newsboys Fade To Grey -- Jars of Clay Faith of A Little Seed -- Big Tent Revival Faithless Me -- Cravin' Melon Fall Down -- Toad the Wet Sprocket Swan Swan H May 09 2009 09:23 PM Fall Down - Toad The Wet Sprocket 1. Fall Down As The Rain - Joe Crookston 2. Fall Down With You - Paperboys 3. Fall In Love With Time - Jason Spooner 4a. Fall On Me - Cry Cry Cry 4b. Fall On Me - R.E.M. 5. Fall Stories - Girlyman 6. Fallen - Sarah McLachlan 7. Fallen From The Sky - Glen Hansard 8a. Falling - LeBlanc and Carr 8b. Falling - Mindy Smith 8c. Falling - Peter Mulvey 8d. Falling - Raybon Brothers feat. Olivia Newton-John 9. Falling By The Wayside - People In Planes 10a. Falling Down - Paperboys 10b. Falling Down - We're About 9 metsguyinmichigan May 09 2009 09:44 PM Working off "Fall on Me" by REM 1) "Fallen Angel" by Robbie Robertson 2) "Fallen Man" by Relient K (two versions) 3) "Falling for the First Time" by Barenaked Ladies 4) "Falling in Love" by Lisa Loeb 5) "Falling off the Edge of the World" by Black Sabbath 6) "Falling Out" by Relient K 7) "Family Man" by Fleetwood Mac 8) "Family Man" by Hall and Oates 9) "Fantasy" by Aldo Nova 10) "Far Cry" by Rush Swan Swan H May 12 2009 11:13 AM I know I just went, but this thread needed a bump. Falling for the First Time - Barenaked Ladies 1. Falling Pianos - Tuatara 2. Falling Rock - Eddie From Ohio 3a. Falling Slowly - The Frames 3b. Falling Slowly - Glen Hansard & Markéta Irglová 4. Falls To Climb - R.E.M. 5. Falter - Lori McKenna 6. Familiar Mysteries - Terence Martin 7. Family - Dar Williams 8. Family Reserve - Lyle Lovett 9. Famous - Brad Yoder 10a. Famous Blue Raincoat - Jennifer Warnes 10b. Famous Blue Raincoat - Laurie MacAllister 10c. Famous Blue Raincoat - Leonard Cohen 10d. Famous Blue Raincoat - Richard Shindell 10e. Famous Blue Raincoat - Tori Amos Edgy DC May 12 2009 11:43 AM I think threads like this benefit from more commentary in addition to the adding on. sharpie May 12 2009 12:06 PM Famous Blue Raincoat -- Leonard Cohen (a fitting starting song as I'm seeing him Sunday and can't wait) Farewell, Angelina -- Bob Dylan Farmer In the City -- Scott Walker Farmer John -- The Premiere The Farthest Lights -- Freedy Johnston Fashion -- David Bowie Fast Car -- Xiu Xiu Fat Man -- Jethro Tull Fearless -- Pink Floyd Feel -- Syd Barrett Feelin' Alright -- Joe Cocker Willets Point May 12 2009 12:07 PM So Swan would have to explain his fondness of "Famous Blue Raincoat"? Edgy DC May 12 2009 12:20 PM Edited 1 time(s), most recently on May 12 2009 12:37 PM It's certainly a worthwhile inquiry. It could be a track of the day! <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/9aRKZFR5imM&hl=en&fs=1"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/9aRKZFR5imM&hl=en&fs=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object> seawolf17 May 12 2009 12:34 PM ="Willets Point":bgj5gnls]So Swan would have to explain his fondness of "Famous Blue Raincoat"?[/quote:bgj5gnls] That'd be a start. Off Joe Cocker: Feelings - The Offspring Feels Good - Warrant Feels Like (It Feels All Right) - Collective Soul Feels Like Christmas - Aerosmith Feels Like The First Time - Foreigner Feels So Good - Van Halen Fell In Love With A Girl - White Stripes Fell On Black Days - Soundgarden Feltham Is Singing Out - Hard-Fi Femme Fatale - Velvet Underground edit - why can I never count to ten? Swan Swan H May 12 2009 04:05 PM Since you asked, a couple of hundred words on Famous Blue Raincoat. If the Purveyor of Pomposity feels like I'm stealing his schtick, my apologies. I love the structure of the lyric, a letter as it is being written. It's a conceit that is often tried but rarely works. Here it works so well that you feel voyeuristic, like you're reading over his shoulder. The complexity of the relationship is very intriguing to me still, but when I became familiar with it during the 70s I was a teenager and the song seemed so adult and mysterious. I was also curious as to why this song, which seemed so obviously written from a male perspective, was so often covered by women. There is one particular line that is brilliantly executed, a bit of a play on words, where he writes “Thanks for the trouble you took from her eyes,” but he pauses after ‘took,’ which of course changes the implication of the line dramatically. It’s kind of a head fake – the real subject of the line seems to be the ‘brother’, then suddenly it’s Jane. I’ve heard it 500 times and still smile at it. Why five versions? Cohen’s is essential, and this song fits his voice very well. As much as I like the rest of the covers I have, no matter who is singing it’s Cohen I see at the kitchen table writing the letter. The Tori Amos version is from a very uneven tribute CD called Tower of Song. Her cover is just vocal and piano, and her reading is absolutely true to the original, down to the “Sincerely, L. Cohen.” I think this one may be my favorite cover. Jennifer Warnes’ version is from a record of Cohen songs she did titled Famous Blue Raincoat, and the horns give it such a world weary feel. She tweaks the lyric a bit, (“You came home without Lili Marlene” becomes “She never turned up, I mean Lili Marlene,” and adds a couple of frills, like ‘Be it for Jane or for me” and “I want you to know your enemy’s sleeping.” I think her take on the lyrics is probably most familiar to casual fans, as it seems to have been adopted by a lot of folks covering the song. It’s OK, but I don’t think it packs the punch of the others. I believe I have everything Richard Shindell ever recorded, and this is a live version from a show he did in Vermont in 2007. He gets the words wrong here and there (You treated my woman with a flake of your life makes no sense), but it’s pretty well done. He follows the Warnes lyric styling more closely than the Cohen. Laurie MacAllister is one-third of an amazing band called Red Molly, who we are very friendly with and have had at our house concert series. I like her cover a lot, especially considering how unlike the rest of her repertoire this song is. I'm sure there are a dozen more covers out there that bring something to the party, and I'll find them in due time. It's such a great song to cover, open to all sorts of speculation and interpretation. Next to Chelsea Hotel #2 it's my favorite Cohen song. John Cougar Lunchbucket May 12 2009 07:05 PM Femme Fatale - Velvet Underground A Few Thousand Days Ago - Marshall Crenshaw The Fez -- Steely Dan Finally Got Myself Together (I'm a Changed Man) -- The IMpressions Find a Reason to Believe -- Rod Stewart Find the River* -- REM Fingertips (Pt.2) - Stevie Wonder Fire Island -- Fountains of Wayne Firefly -- Southern Culture on the Skids First Date -- Blink 182 First Time Ever I Saw Your Face -- Johnny Cash * -Recommended slice Rockin' Doc May 12 2009 07:34 PM <b>Fire Island -- Fountains of Wayne</b> Fire On High -- E.L.O.* Fire On The Mountain -- Marshall Tucker Band Firefly -- Smalltown Poets First Cut Is The Deepest -- Rod Stewart The First Time -- U2 Five Candles (You Were There) -- Jars of Clay Five Long Years -- Eric Clapton Flake -- Jack Johnson Flirtin' With Disaster -- Molly Hatchet Flood -- Jars of Clay** *Contains an awesome acoustic guitar riff of my youth that was later used for the opening of Monday Night Football. **The song that first sparked my interest in christian rock music. It opened up an entirely new world of music to me. metsguyinmichigan May 12 2009 09:16 PM Working off "Flood" by Jars of Clay 1) "Flop Culture" by FM Static 2) "Fly" by Jars of Clay 3) "The Fly" by U2* 4) "Fly by Night" by Rush (two versions) 5) "Flying High Again" by Ozzy Osbourne** 6) "Follow You, Follow Me" by Genesis (two versions) 7) "Follow Your Leader" by John Reuben 8) "Fool in the Rain" by Led Zeppelin 9) "Fool on the Hill (Live)" by Paul McCartney 10) "Foolin'" by Def Leppard * "The Fly" might be my favorite U2 song. The part where Bono goes into the "gospel voice" as the Edge rolls through the guitat solo is just brilliant. I was down on U2 for a while, but Auctung baby just connected like Beltran blast. ** Somewhat embarrassed that Ozzy and "Foolin'" are on here. But they remind me of one of my favorite concerts in high school. Ozzie was the headliner, and it was the tour with Randy Rhodes, who we thought was the bomb -- I was a junior or senior at Berner High at the time. The Joe Perry Project was the middle act. I like Joe's solo stuff, and you've seen the goofy photo of me interviewing him. And the opener was Def Leppard on its first tour. Willets Point May 12 2009 09:51 PM Drawing on "Fool in the Rain" for a very foolish ten: "Fool No. 1" - Mark Erelli "The Fool on the Hill" - The Beatles "The Fool's Farewell" - Revels "Fool's Paradise" - Buddy Holly "Fool's Paradise" - Sam Cooke "Fool's Verse" - Revels "Fools and Kings" - Fighting Gravity * "Fools Gold" - Stone Roses "Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear to Tread)" - Glenn Miller ** "Footloose and Fancy Free" - Camera Obscura * This Richmond, VA ska band played at my college's Senior Dance. ** I'm pretty sure I bought this Glenn Miller album when I was working on a parody of "Chattanooga Choo Choo" for the CPF tourney. John Cougar Lunchbucket May 13 2009 09:16 PM "Fool's Paradise" - Buddy Holly 1 Fool's Gold -- Graham Parker* 2 Fools in Love -- Joe Jackson 3 Footprints -- Wayne Shorter 4 For All We Know -- Carpenters --4a) For All We Know (reprise) --Carpenters 5 For Her Love -- Marshall Crenshaw 6 For Once in My Life -- Stevie Wonder 7 Foreplay/Long Time -- Boston** 8 Forever Young -- Bob Dylan 9 Forgotten Years -- Midnight Oil 10 Fortune Teller -- Sugar * Hidden classikc ** Massively overexposed but still a classikc Rockin' Doc May 13 2009 09:35 PM <b>Foreplay/Longtime -- Boston*</b> Forever - Third Day Forever Man -- Eric Clapton Fortunate Son -- Creedence Clearwater Revival Fortune Faded -- Red Hot Chili Peppers Foul Play -- Robert Cray Band Found Out About You -- Gin Blossoms Foxy Lady -- Jimi Hendrix Frankenstein -- Edgar Winter Group Freak Me Out -- Weezer Freebird -- Lynyrd Skynyrd** *As soon as I typed the song title <i>Foreplay/Longtime</i> I wondered what quip or comment Fman would likely make. **It's no <i>Sweet Home Alabama</i> and it's definitely been overplayed, but it's still a classic staple of southern rock and I do live in the south. I can't believe I have somehow left <i>Forever Young</i> by Dylan off my mp3 player. I will definitely have to correct that oversight. TheOldMole May 13 2009 11:03 PM Foxy Lady -- Jimi Hendrix Frankie - Mississippi John Hurt Frankie and Albert - Taj Mahal Frankie and Johnny - Gene Autry/King Oliver/Jimmie Rodgers/Dave Van Ronk Freddie Freeloader - Miles Davis Freedom Road - Blind Boys of Alabama Freight Train - Taj Mahal/ Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee/Jim and Jesse Frenesi - Betty Carter Frere Monk - Duke Ellington Fried Bananas - Dexter Gordon Friendless - Sarah Vaughan sharpie May 14 2009 07:29 AM Freddie Freeloader -- Miles Davis Free Hand -- Gentle Giant Free Money -- Patti Smith Free Your Mind and Your Ass Will Follow -- Funkadelic Friends of Mine -- The Zombies Froggie Went a' Courtin' -- Chubby Parker Frogs -- The Flaming Lips From Her to Eternity -- Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds From the Beginning -- Emerson, Lake & Palmer From Which I Came/Magic World -- eels Ft. Worth Blues -- Steve Earle Swan Swan H May 14 2009 08:27 AM Ft. Worth Blues - Steve Earle * Full Of Herself - Robbie Schaefer ** Fumbling Towards Ecstacy - Sarah McLachlan Funeral for a Friend / Love Lies Bleeding - Elton John Funeral In My Brain - Wayfaring Strangers Funplex - The B-52's Further And Further Away - Cheryl Wheeler Further On - Steve Kirkman *** The Future's So Bright (I Gotta Wear Shades) - Timbuk 3 Future Foe Scenarios - Silversun Pickups Future Markets - Jonny Greenwood * Boy, do I love this song. A tribute to Townes Van Zandt from a guy who has expressed his love for Townes in many ways, several quite embarrassing. ** Robbie is 1/4 of Eddie From Ohio, and he is now a radio host on the XM Folk and Kids channels *** As it happens, I'll be seeing Steve tonight at Googie's Lounge, above The Living Room on Ludlow St. He'll be the guest of Abbie Gardner at her Slide Sessions series. 10:30, free admission. Such a deal. metsguyinmichigan May 14 2009 09:58 PM Working off "Funeral for a Friend" by Elton John 1) "Fun Time" (Live) by REM * 2) "The Game of Love" by Santana 3) "The Gap" by Thompson Twins 4) "Genghis Khan" by Iron Maiden 5) "Georgy Girl" by The Seekers 6) "Get a Leg Up" by John Mellencamp (two versions) 7) "Get Back" by The Beatles (two versions, one one Paul live version) 8) "Get Down" by Audio Adrenaline 9) "Get Down Tonight" by KC and the Sunshine Band 10) "Get it Right the First Time" by BillyJoel (two versions) * REM has a whole series of CD singles with great live, previously unreleased tracks. John Cougar Lunchbucket May 14 2009 10:09 PM "Get Back" -- Beatles Get Older - Matthew Sweet Get Started, Start a Fire -- Graham Parker Get Up -- REM Get Well Soon -- Steve Forbert Gett Off -- Prince Ghetto Thang -- De La Soul Gift -- Sugar Girl -- Beatles Girl Friend -- Modern Lovers A Girl Like You -- Smithereens* *- Written to be the theme song for the flick "Say Anything" but rejected when producers through the lyrics gave the plot away. As if he wasn't gonna score with her finally. Rockin' Doc May 15 2009 05:24 AM Edited 1 time(s), most recently on May 15 2009 08:24 PM <b>Girl Like You -- Smithereens</b> Girlfriend -- Matthew Sweet* Give A Little Bit -- Supertramp Give It Up - ZZ Top Give Me A Reason -- Third Day Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth) -- George Harrison Give Me Novacaine -- Green Day Give Me One Reason -- Tracy Chapman** Give Me the Night -- George Benson Glamour Boys -- Living Colour Gloria -- Van Morrison *The rocking title song off a great album that most of the American listening public overlooked. One of the artists that I more fully discovered and grew to appreciate due to discussions on the CPF. **A personal favorite. Has an intimate feel, like your in the room with just her (and the guitarist). seawolf17 May 15 2009 08:00 AM Off Glamour Boys: Glass Onion - Beatles Glimmer - Warrant * Glorified G - Pearl Jam Glory Days - Bruce Springsteen ** Glory of Love - Peter Cetera *** Glow - Alien Ant Farm Glycerine - Bush ** Go - Def Leppard Go - Pearl Jam Go - Zebrahead * Warrant featuring Jamie St. James, their somewhat underrated second lead singer. ** Both songs that were integral parts of our setlist in high school/college. Glycerine gave our drummer a break, and we closed with Glory Days, which we segued into J Geils' Centerfold. *** Peter Cetera rocks. metirish May 15 2009 08:44 AM Working from Go - Pearl Jam Go Let It Out - Oasis * Go Your Own Way - Fleetwood Mac God Is In The House - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds * God Smack - Alice In Chains Going Down/Love In An Elevator - Aerosmith Going Nowhere - Oasis Going Underground - The Jam * Gone - The Cure Goo Goo Muck - The Cramps Goodbye To Romance - Ozzy Osbourne Not as big a fan nowadays but in my youth I liked them a lot , there a bit of a joke now tough. Love cave for the way he crafts his lyrics , that particular song is from a more than decent Live Album.... When I was a youngster we had the Mods and the Rockers in our town....used to hate them then but over the years have gotten to like The Jam metsguyinmichigan May 15 2009 10:14 AM Work off "Go Your Own Way" 1) "God's Not a Mets Fan" by Phil Coley 2) "God Bless the USA" by Lee Greenwood * 3) "God Can You Hear Me" by Tait 4) "God Gave Rock and Rollto You II" by Kiss 5) "God is Great" by SonicFlood 6) "God is Love" by John Reuben with TobyMac 7) "God is Not a Secret (remix) by Newsboys and TobyMac 8) "God of Thunder" by Kiss (three versions) 9) "God of Wonders" by six different artists ** 10) "God Only Knows" by Beach Boys *** * I have a Fourth of July playlist for when we shoot fireworks in the backyard. They're legal here in Michigan. I fear them. So I have one of the kids standing with the hose to completely drown the thing as soon as the last spark is gone. ** One of my favorite Christian rock songs. Three of the versions are by Third Day, one by By the Tree, one by Rebecca St. James and the last by Hillsong. *** My favorite Beach Boys song, by far. No. 11 would have been "God Save the Queen" by the Sex Pistols, a bit of a contrast with the rest of the "God..." songs! sharpie May 15 2009 10:47 AM God Only Knows -- Beach Boys God Save the Queen -- Sex Pistols Goin' Down Slow -- Procol Harum Going Back to Miami -- Blues Brothers Souvenir Show* Going Down -- Jeff Beck Going Fetal -- eels** Going Out to Get You -- Genesis The Golden Age -- Beck Golden Age -- TV On the Radio Golden Hair -- Syd Barrett Golden Hours -- Brian Eno I closed off God with Michigan's missing Pistols song. * This is from a Miami disc I made where all songs had to mention the town. It's kind of a lame song ** A song that deserves far more recognition from a band that likewise should have more fans Swan Swan H May 15 2009 11:20 AM I guess MGIM is the go-to guy when we're praying for a hit in the late innings. The Golden Age - Beck 1. Golden Age Of Radio - Josh Ritter 2. Golden Anniversary - Nano Frog * 3. The Golden Ball - Olivia Greer 4. The Golden Day Is Dying - Hem 5. Golden Shore - Frank Black 6. Golden Slumbers - The Beatles 7. Golden Sombrero - The Baseball Project 8a. The Golden State - John Doe 8b. The Golden State (Electric Demo) - John Doe ** 8c. The Golden State (Live @ Wxpn) - John Doe 8d. The Golden State (Neighbors Remix) - John Doe 8e. The Golden State Remix - Eddie Vedder And Corin Tucker 9. Golden Valley - Anthony Da Costa *** 10. Golly Sandra - Eisley * My co-worker's defunct band. I'm pretty sure no one else has any Nano Frog on their iPod. ** Doe released an EP with several versions of this song, including the Vedder/Tucker cover. The original version is really a duet with the incredible Kathleen Edwards, a live version of which was the highlight of their co-bill at Zankel Hall this past winter. *** Just turned 18, and a very talented songwriter and performer. He's played at our house concert, and is coming back in November with John Elliot from ABNSeo's neck of the woods. Willets Point May 15 2009 12:53 PM <b>Golden Slumbers - The Beatles</b> Goldfinger (Propellerheads Mix) - Shirley Bassey * The Goldheart Mountaintop Queen Directory - Guided by Voices Gone - Ben Folds Gone Daddy Gone - Violent Femmes Gone Dead on You Blues - Blind Lemon Jefferson Gone for Good - The Shins Gone to the Moon - The Fastbacks Gonje Songs - Achimota Gonna Be An Engineer - Peggy Seeger ** Gonna Die With My Hammer in My Hand - The Williamson Brothers & Curry *** * The Shirley Bassey remix album is one of my guilty pleasures ** Classic feminist anthem by Pete's little sister. This song is hilarious. *** One of the many tracks on "Anthology of American Folk Music", a must-own for music lovers. themetfairy May 15 2009 01:13 PM Gone - Ben Folds Good Enough For Now - Weird Al Yankovic Good Love Is On The Way - John Mayer Good Old Days - Weird Al Yankovic Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life) - Green Day Goodnight Goodnight - Maroon 5 Gotta Be More - Marc Broussard Gotta Boogie - Weird Al Yankovic Grace Is Gone - Dave Matthews Band Gracie - Ben Folds Granny - Dave Matthews Band This is pretty representative of what's on my iTunes - an eclectic mixture, to say the least, featuring comedy and pop. There's also a smattering of smooth jazz and showtunes, but not in this part of the alphabet apparently. sharpie May 15 2009 01:25 PM Last 9 lists were from different people. Pretty good. Willets Point May 15 2009 01:30 PM I knew a Ben Folds song would draw out metfairy. Swan Swan H May 15 2009 01:38 PM If that didn't, John Mayer would. metsguyinmichigan May 16 2009 03:04 PM Working off: Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life) - Green Day 1) "Good Times, Bad Times" by Led Zeppelin 2) "Good Times Roll" by The Cars and The New Cars, too!* 3) "Good Vibrations" by the Beach Boys 4) "Goodbye" by Audio Adrenaline 5) "Goodbye Blue Sky" by Pink Floyd 6) "Goodbye Caroline" by Aimee Mann 7) "Goodbye Ordinary" by MercyMe 8) "Goodbye to You" by Scandal 9) "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" by Elton John, and Billy Joel's live version 10) "Good Night (live)" by Cheap Trick * I stumbled across the New Cars CD recently, and it was far better than I expected. Seems lame to have any incarnation of the band without Ric Ocasek, but Todd Rundgren does well. Rockin' Doc May 16 2009 03:26 PM <b>Goodbye Yellow Brick Road -- Elton John</b>* Goodnight Goodnight -- Maroon 5 Got Me Under Pressure -- ZZ Top Got My Mind Set On You -- George Harrison Got To Get You Into My Life -- Beatles Got To Get You Into My Life -- Paul McCartney Gotta Be Somebody -- Nickelback Gotta Serve Somebody -- Bob Dylan Grace -- Jars of Clay Grapefruit/Juicy Fruit -- Jimmy Buffett Gravity -- John Mayer** Great Lengths -- Pfr *I could have built off of any of metguy's first three songs <i>(Good Times Bad Times, Good Times Roll, Good Vibrations)</i>, but opted for a song further down the list to progress forward. **I set it on a tee for you metfairy. sharpie May 16 2009 03:36 PM Gotta Serve Somebody -- Bob Dylan Government Center -- Jonathan Richman & the Modern Lovers Grace -- Country Joe & the Fish Grace -- Jeff Buckley Grace -- Jethro Tull Grace -- Supergrass Grace Kelly Blues -- eels Gracelands -- Relativity Graduated -- John Hiatt Grand Hotel -- Procol Harum The Grand Parade of Lifeless Packaging -- Genesis A Graceful list Four songs titled "Grace" -- all of them different. John Cougar Lunchbucket May 17 2009 10:26 AM Government Center -- Jonathan Richman & the Modern Lovers Graceland -- Paul Simon Grapefruit Moon -- Tom Waits Grateful & Thankful -- Francis Dunnery The Great Compromise -- John Prine Green Shirt -- Elvis Costello Greenback Fly -- Southern Culture on the Skids Groom's Still Waiting at the Altar -- Bob Dylan Groove is in the Heart -- Dee-Lite Guadalcanal March -- Robert Bennett Russell* Guess Things Happen That Way -- Johnny Cash * From the terrific 'Victory at Sea' -- the only compositions I'd ever played in high school concert band I remember and enjoy. TheOldMole May 17 2009 04:24 PM Playing off Guess Things Happen That Way -- Johnny Cash Guess Who -- Jesse Belvin Guilty - Margaret Whiting Guitar Boogie - Carl Perkins Guitar Town - Steve Earle Gulf Stream Night - the Hon. John Hall Gum Drop - Otis Williams and the Charms Gumbo Blues - Smiley Lewis Guns of Brixton - The Clash Gypsy Blues - Smiley Lewis Gypsy Davy - Woody Guthrie Swan Swan H May 17 2009 08:54 PM Guitar Town - Steve Earle 1a. Gulf Coast Highway - Allan Hall * 1b. Gulf Coast Highway - Bruce Springsteen 1c.Gulf Coast Highway - Emmylou Harris & Willie Nelson 1d. Gulf Coast Highway - Nanci Griffith 2. Gulf War Song - Moxy Früvous 3. Gun - Uncle Tupelo 4. Gun-Metal Eyes - Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer 5. Gunshots And Sirens - Abbie Gardner ** 6. Gypsy's Cadillac - Steve Kirkman 7. Gypsy Biker - Bruce Springsteen 8. Gypsy Rose - Tracy Grammer 9. Hackensack - Fountains Of Wayne (Two versions) 10. Hail Mary - Eddie From Ohio * The best version of this song I have heard is by a trio called Red Molly, but they have never recorded it. The Emmylou and Willie is very nice as well. The Springsteen is a bootleg from a soundcheck with about half the lyrics intact, in two parts in two different keys. It's still worth hearing. The version by Nanci Griffith, who wrote it, is a duet with Darius Rucker, and is way overwrought. ** The lead vocal is by Abbie's dad, veteran jazz musician Herb Gardner. Rockin' Doc May 19 2009 09:22 PM <b>Hackensack -- Fountains of Wayne</b> Halley's Waitress -- Fountains of Wayne Hammer To Fall -- Queen Hand -- Jars of Clay Hand Me Down -- Matchbox Twenty Hand Me Down World -- Guess Who Hands Open -- Snow Patrol Handy Man -- James Taylor Hang Fire -- Rolling Stones Hang On To Your Life -- Guess Who Hangman Jury -- Aerosmith TheOldMole May 19 2009 09:36 PM Handy Man -- James Taylor Hang Up My Rock and Roll Shoes Chuck Willis Hanging Gardens Missy Alexander* Happiness Is A Warm Gun The Beatles Happy Meeting In Glory Ry Cooder Harbor Lights The Platters Hard Lovin' Loser Richard and Mimi Farina Hard Times In New York Town Bob Dylan Hard To Believe Shirley & Lee Hard, Ain't It Hard Woody Guthrie Harlem Duke Ellington *This one's a demo of a song of mine. John Cougar Lunchbucket May 19 2009 09:42 PM Hammer To Fall -- Queen Handbags & Gladrags -- Rod Stewart Hang on in there Baby -- Johnny Bristol Happy Loving Couples -- Joe Jackson Harbor Lights -- Boz Scaggs Hard Day's Night -- Beatles The Hard Way -- The Knack Harvest -- Neil Young Hasten Down the Wind -- Warren Zevon Have I Told You Lately -- Van Morrison Hawks & Doves -- Neil Young* *-Hidden Classikc Swan Swan H May 19 2009 09:50 PM No Harvest Moon? Elitist. Never mind. All cred restored for not having Rod Stewart's mutilation of 'Have I Told You Lately.' metirish May 19 2009 09:51 PM Hasten Down the Wind -- Warren Zevon Hate To Feel - Alice In Chains Haunted - Shane McGowan and Sinead O'Connor Headshrinker - Oasis Headstrong - Trapt Heaven & Hell - The Who - Live at Leeds Heaven Beside You - Alice in Chains Heavy Fuel - Dire Straits Hell's Ditch - The Pogues Hello - Oasis Helpless - Metallica Edgy DC May 19 2009 09:54 PM ="Rockin' Doc":2a6wxx2d]Halley's Waitress -- Fountains of Wayne[/quote:2a6wxx2d] What a dweeb. ="Rockin' Doc":2a6wxx2d]Hammer To Fall -- Queen[/quote:2a6wxx2d] What a gay dweeb. ="Rockin' Doc":2a6wxx2d]Hand -- Jars of Clay[/quote:2a6wxx2d] What a gay Christian dweeb. Yeah, that's the ticket. Rockin' Doc May 19 2009 09:57 PM I'm proud and ashamed. I have "Harvest Moon" as well as Rod Stewart's "Have I Told You Lately". Swan Swan H May 19 2009 09:57 PM Heaven Beside You - Alice In Chains Heaven Help Us All - Vance Gilbert Heaven Knows - The Corrs Heaven When I Die - Steve Kirkman Heavenly Day - Patty Griffin Heavens Hold the Sun - Kris Delmhorst Heavy Metal Drummer - Wilco Heavy Mysteries - George Carlin The Heinrich Maneuver - Interpol The Heiress Suite - Leonard Slatkin & St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Heisman Stance - Spinanes Swan Swan H May 19 2009 10:01 PM ="Rockin' Doc":1qtb7fz3]I'm proud and ashamed. I have "Harvest Moon" as well as Rod Stewart's "Have I Told You Lately".[/quote:1qtb7fz3] Don't go by me - I have no idea. I like just about everything. Except post-Faces Rod Stewart and The Eagles. Them I pretty much despise. Especially Don Henley. When I owned about ten CDs and had a single disc player Harvest Moon was one of the ten CDs. Got a lot of play around dinner time. Edgy DC May 19 2009 10:03 PM ="Rockin' Doc":25ijlw0g]I'm proud and ashamed. I have "Harvest Moon" as well as Rod Stewart's "Have I Told You Lately".[/quote:25ijlw0g] I'm a-just bustin, though Rod Stewart's "Have I Told You Lately" is as good a nexus of gay and Christian as any. You all have 10 times as many tunez as me. Answer me two questions: (1) Are you afraid of gobbling up all your memory on iTunes? (2) Are the majority of your tracks downloads from the internet or uploads from your CD collection? Swan Swan H May 19 2009 10:25 PM When I got my iPod I spent two weeks worth of evenings and weekends ripping and categorizing CDs. My rule of thumb is if I want the whole album I buy the physical CD, but if I only want a few tracks I get them from iTunes. I rarely buy a whole album from iTunes. New stuff is usually available at Best Buy or Amazon for around $10, and indie folkie stuff I tend to buy from the merch table in a church basement or 40-seat club. metsguyinmichigan May 19 2009 11:11 PM ="Edgy DC":3mhhkcah] ="Rockin' Doc":3mhhkcah]I'm proud and ashamed. I have "Harvest Moon" as well as Rod Stewart's "Have I Told You Lately".[/quote:3mhhkcah] I'm a-just bustin, though Rod Stewart's "Have I Told You Lately" is as good a nexus of gay and Christian as any. You all have 10 times as many tunez as me. Answer me two questions: (1) Are you afraid of gobbling up all your memory on iTunes? (2) Are the majority of your tracks downloads from the internet or uploads from your CD collection?[/quote:3mhhkcah] I just got the 120-gig version, so I have room for both the Van Morrison version AND the Rod Stewart version, as well as the unplugged and studio versions of Harvest Moon. Confession: I don't like Rod Stewart, but I do like that song, and, well, "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy," which I recognize is pure crap but is the textbook example of guilty pleasure. The public library is my friend. The whole region is linked, and the catalog is online. So I can order a CD online and they deliver it to the nearest branch. Since it's free, I've been able to discover bands like the Replacements and Live that I missed because I spent the 1990s in Flint, where the radio stations are all Bob Seger all the time. I am worried about using too much memory. I bought a 500-gig external drive, and would love to transfer iTunes to it, but I'm not sure how to do it -- dropping and dragging seems too easy -- and I fear screwing up and losing everything. John Cougar Lunchbucket May 20 2009 05:07 AM ="Swan Swan H":1dfa8c6v] ="Rockin' Doc":1dfa8c6v]I'm proud and ashamed. I have "Harvest Moon" as well as Rod Stewart's "Have I Told You Lately".[/quote:1dfa8c6v] Don't go by me - I have no idea. I like just about everything. Except post-Faces Rod Stewart and The Eagles. Them I pretty much despise. Especially Don Henley. When I owned about ten CDs and had a single disc player Harvest Moon was one of the ten CDs. Got a lot of play around dinner time.[/quote:1dfa8c6v] If you had asked me I'd have said I had Harvest Moon. And I am sure I did at some point. In fact I'm pretty sure I borrowed it from my friend Deny and transferred it to cassette for listening in my car. That would have been in 93 or something. My itunes is basically my cd collection, which was never collected as passionately as my LP collection, plus a few hundred singles I purchased off itunes over the last 5 years.* Next move is to digitize the LPs (those I didn't already give away crying) -- my in-laws have the equipment. The cassettes are gone forever, along with that car. * -- My iPod is five years old this spring. Still works. How about that? Edgy DC May 20 2009 05:57 AM So, is there still copious memory on your PC? John Cougar Lunchbucket May 20 2009 06:16 AM Not copious. But I have a backup hard drive where I try to move photos and stuff frequently. And I don't use games or other big resource-suckers on here anymore. metirish May 20 2009 06:55 AM ] * -- My iPod is five years old this spring. Still works. How about that? WOW , this the one you have? sharpie May 20 2009 07:28 AM The digitizing the LP maneuver has been pretty unsatisfying for me. You lose the "warmth" of the LP and add the compression of the mp3 plus with all the nicks and pops. I kind of like the LPs that I have just living in their LP world for playing around the house. That being said, off of Heavy Metal Drummer -- Wilco Heigh Ho (The Dwarfs Marching Song) -- Tom Waits Helen Butte/Mr. Freedom -- Miles Davis Hell Or High Water -- Johnny Dowd Hellalujah Chorus -- Deerhoof Hello Cruel World -- The Mekons Help On the Way/Slip Knot -- The Grateful Dead Help, I'm a Rock -- Mothers of Invention Helter Skelter -- The Beatles Her Eyes Are a Blue Million Miles -- Captain Beefheart Her Father Didn't Like Me Anyway -- Shane MacGowan batmagadanleadoff May 20 2009 08:29 AM Helen Butte -- Miles Davis 1. Hell's Half Acre -- Robbie Robertson 2(a). Hell Hound On My Trail -- Eric Clapton -- Me & Mr. Johnson 2(b). Hell Hound On My Trail -- Robert Johnson The Complete Recordings 2(c) Hellhound On My Trail -- Fleetwood Mac -- Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac 2(d) Hellhound Blues -- John Hammond, Jr. -- Solo* 3. Hell In A Bucket -- Grateful Dead 4. Hell To Pay -- Bonnie Raitt 5. Hell To Pay -- The Jeff Healey Band 6(a). Hello ['Ello, 'Ello mix] -- The Beloved -- Hello (Single)** 6(b). Hello [Godfrey's Tonic mix] -- The Beloved -- Hello (Single) 6(c). Hello [Honky Tonk mix] -- The Beloved -- Hello (Single) 6(d). Hello [single mix] -- The Beloved -- Hello (Single) 6(e) Hello [What's All This Then mix] -- The Beloved -- Hello (Single) 7. Hello Brother -- Louis Armstrong 8. Hello Hopeville -- Michelle Shocked 9. Hello It's Me -- Todd Rundgren 10. Hello Old Friend -- Eric Clapton * Retitled version of Hellhound on My Trail ** 6(a) through 6(e) --Ex-girlfriend's CD, now in my possession. After the break-up, she never bothered to ask for her beloved Beloved CD, probably because she had my White Album. ="sharpie"]The digitizing the LP maneuver has been pretty unsatisfying for me. You lose the "warmth" of the LP and add the compression of the mp3 plus with all the nicks and pops. I kind of like the LPs that I have just living in their LP world for playing around the house. I think there's a good amount of loss of quality when converting CD's into MP3's, as well. John Cougar Lunchbucket May 20 2009 08:38 AM Yabbut when you no longer have a turntable, or the space to put one, or a place to store LPs, and record companies are too evil to release digital versions of your records, it's gotta be better than nothin. sharpie May 20 2009 09:25 AM Move stuff around to make room for a turntable. My records are no longer anywhere near the turntable so I have to go down into the basement to get them but you do what you can. TheOldMole May 20 2009 04:19 PM Hello Brother -- Louis Armstrong Hello Little Boy Ruth Brown Hello My Lover Ernie K-Doe Hello Stranger Barbara Lewis Hello Stranger Jimmie Dale Gilmore & Butch Hancock Help Me Van Morrison Help Me Make It Through the Night Sammi Smith Help Me Somebody The '5' Royales Help Yourself Jimmy Reed Help! The Beatles Helpless The Platters Rockin' Doc May 20 2009 06:40 PM <b>Help -- Beatles</b> Helpless -- Neil Young Here Come Those Tears Again -- Jackson Browne Here Comes My Girl -- Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers -Here Comes The Sun -- Beatles -Here Comes the Sun -- George Benson Here He Comes (Confessions Of A Drunken Marionette) -- Wallflowers* Here In The Western World -- Steely Dan Here Is Gone -- Goo Goo Dolls Here Today -- Paul McCartney Here With Me -- Plumb Here, There, and Everywhere -- Beatles *Great song title. The Wallflowers were one of those throwback rock and roll bands that just never garnered the attention they deserved (beyond "One Headlight" & "6th Avenue Heartache") from the listening public. I hated to see them disband a few years ago. They are rumored to be reuniting for a summer tour to support a Greatest Hits compilations. seawolf17 May 20 2009 06:54 PM I love getting stuff from the library. Big thumbs up there. Off "Here, There, and Everywhere": Heresy - Nine Inch Nails Hermaphrodite - Stephen Lynch * Hero - Eric Martin ** Hero - Europe (also unplugged version) Hero - Ozzy Osbourne Hero Of The Day - Metallica Heroes - Wallflowers *** Heroes - David Bowie Heroes - Hot Leg **** Heroin Girl - Everclear Hesitate - Bowes & Morley * One of the funniest men alive. ** The guy from Mr. Big, who are still HUGE in Japan. Huge. *** Ha! **** Justin Hawkins, former Darkness frontman, sets off on his own and shows that all the talent in the band was in the other guys, not him. John Cougar Lunchbucket May 20 2009 07:07 PM Heroes - David Bowie Heroes and Villians -- Brian Wilson Heroin -- Velvet Underground Hesitating Beauty -- Billy Bragg & Wilco Hey Good Lookin' -- Hank Williams Hey Hey You Say -- Papas Fritas Hey Jude -- Beatles Hey Julie -- Fountains of Wayne Hey Nineteen -- Steely Dan Hey Sandy -- Polaris* Hickory Wind --- The Byrds Overall I really like this 10. Heroes & Villians is like a leadoff home run. *-- Anyone remember that Nick show the Adventures of Pete & Pete? This was the theme song, played by the band on the front lawn. Swan Swan H May 20 2009 07:30 PM For sure. The P&P episode with Michael Stipe as the ice cream vendor is pretty trippy. John Cougar Lunchbucket May 20 2009 07:55 PM The one I remember also had the Polaris band in it, they played a garage band that Young Pete came across by chance, and he spent the episode trying to remember the song. Marshall Crenshaw played a meter-reader in that one. John Cougar Lunchbucket May 20 2009 08:02 PM A Hard Day's Pete. Go YouTube <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/cV0zgPw8nRg&hl=en&fs=1"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/cV0zgPw8nRg&hl=en&fs=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object> Swan Swan H May 20 2009 08:27 PM Nice! I remember P&P being on Sunday afternoons, and putting it on after the ballgame. My kids were a bit too young for it, but I ate it up. And now back to the countdown... Hey Julie - Fountains Of Wayne Hey Lady - Russell Wolff The Hey Lah Dee Dah Song - Vance Gilbert Hey Little Man - Eddie From Ohio Hey Man, Nice Shot - Filter Hey Rose - Girlyman Hey Tomorrow - Jim Croce Hey Tonya - Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Hey Ya! (Solo Version) - Obadiah Parker Hey Ya! (Radio Mix/Club Mix) - OutKast Hey You - Pink Floyd Hey, Baby! - Anthony Da Costa seawolf17 May 20 2009 08:35 PM Off "Hey You": Hi-Fiving MF - Local H High - Warrant * High And Dry - Radiohead High Enough - Damn Yankees (and acoustic version) High Hopes - Pink Floyd High On Metal (demo) - Firehouse High School Never Ends - Bowling For Soup High Time We Went - Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies ** Higher and Higher - Howard Huntsberry *** Higher Ground - Thunder ******** * I love Warrant. It's too bad Jani Lane is such a screwup. ** We saw the Wheelies open for Live at RIT in college. The best part was the NTID rep who was on the side of the stage, signing along with every song for both bands. *** Ghostbusters 2 was better than the original. ******** Eight stars for the eight (eight!) different versions I have of this song, all by Thunder. Swan Swan H May 20 2009 08:36 PM ]*** Ghostbusters 2 was better than the original. Blasphemer! metsguyinmichigan May 20 2009 10:09 PM Working off "High and Dry" by Radiohead 1) "High of 75" by Relient K 2) "High Roller" by Cheap Trick (two versions) 3) "High Stepping" by Twisted Sister * 4) "Higher" by Creed 5) "Higher Ground" by Red Hot Chili Peppers 6) "Higher Love" by Steve Windwood 7) "Highway Star" by Deep Purple 8) "Hip to Be Square" by Huey Lewis and the News 9) "History" by Matthew West 10) "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" (live) by Pat Benetar * This from a awesome WLIR radio concert. I used to tape these from the radio and play them over and over. Brought them out to Missouri to try to win over converts. One tape was lost somehow and there was deep mourning. Then they appeared in CD form on eBay. Twisted's live bar tapes were much better than any of their studio stuff. Fman99 May 21 2009 06:34 AM ="Swan Swan H"] ]*** Ghostbusters 2 was better than the original. Blasphemer! Seriously. This is like saying that Caddyshack 2 was better than Caddyshack. Rockin' Doc May 22 2009 07:41 PM <b>Higher Ground -- Red Hot Chili Peppers</b> Higher Ground -- Stevie Wonder* A Higher Place -- Tom Petty Highway Song -- Blackfoot** Hit the Ground Running -- Jonny Lang Hold Her Down -- Toad the Wet Sprocket Hold Me -- Jennifer Knapp Hold Me -- Weezer Hold Me Down -- Gin Blossoms Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me -- U2 Hold My Hand -- Hootie and the Blowfish *The best thing about the RHCP's version is that it awoke an awful lot of people to the genius of Stevie Wonder and his original version of the song. **Met the band at a record store in Charleston, WV when I was in college when they were promoting their album <i>Strikes</i>. Rough looking bunch, but they were pretty friendly. TheOldMole May 22 2009 08:35 PM Higher Ground -- Stevie Wonder Highway 60 Johnny "Guitar" Watson Highway 61 Revisited Bob Dylan Highway 61 Revisited The Band Highway Patrolman Bruce Springsteen Hip Hug-Her Booker T. & the MG's Hip Shakin' Mama Chubby Newsome Hippo Encore Flanders and Swann Hit The Road Jack Ray Charles Hit The Road Jack Willy Crook Hit,Git & Split Young Jessie Swan Swan H May 22 2009 09:06 PM Highway Patrolman - Bruce Springsteen also Highway Patrolman - Dar Williams 1. Highway Prayer - Twilight Hotel 2. Highway to Lowdown - Frank Black 3a. Highwayman - The Highwaymen 3b. Highwayman - Johnny Cash 4. Hijo - We're About 9 5. The Hill - Markéta Irglová 6. Hillbilly Rock - Marty Stuart 7. His Dreams - Lindsay Mac 8. Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick - Ian Dury and the Blockheads 9. Hit That Jive Jack - Diana Krall 10. Hit The Road Jack - Abbie Gardner John Cougar Lunchbucket May 22 2009 09:54 PM Hit me slowly, hit me quick Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick - Ian Dury and the Blockheads Hitch a Ride -- Boston Hold Back the Night -- Graham Parker Hold Me -- Fleetwood Mac Hold My Hand -- Hootie & the Blowfish* Holiday -- Weezer Holly Hop -- Buddy Holly Hollywood Swinging -- Kool & the Gang Holy War -- Matthew Sweet Home of the Blues -- Johnny Cash Homegrown -- Francis Dunnery** *- I don't care, I like it ** - Hidden classikc TheOldMole May 22 2009 10:42 PM Home of the Blues -- Johnny Cash Home Sweet Home Breaux Freres Hometown Blues Jay McShann Homeward Bound Dinah Washington w/ Lionel Hampton Honey Ralph Sutton & Jay McShann Honey Bee Shirley & Lee Honey Honey Louis Lymon & the Teenchords Honey Hush big Joe Turner Honey Love Jumpin' Bill Carlisle Honey Love Clyde McPhatter & The Drifters Honeysuckle Rose Sarah Vaughan Swan Swan H May 23 2009 06:05 AM ="John Cougar Lunchbucket"] Hold My Hand -- Hootie & the Blowfish* *- I don't care, I like it Me too. Long-term these guys might have been better off if Cracked Rear View was a pretty big hit instead of the beast that ate AAA radio. I really liked that CD and Fairweather Johnson, and their 'Odds and Sods' disc, called Scattered, Smothered and Covered, is a lot of fun, and includes a cover of Driver 8 where Darius gets a good portion of the lyrics completely wrong and cheerfully so. A must! I went to see the R.E.M. Tribute Concert at Carnegie Hall in March. Darius did I Believe, and pretty much blew the roof off the old dump. Edgy DC May 23 2009 08:37 AM Long term, they'd have been better off if they (a) had been called "Tallahassees" or "The Flying Dutchmen" or "The Railsplitters" or something better than "Hootie & the Blowfish." Breaking as they did in the midst of the grunge revolution when the marketplace was all about judging badass legitimacy vs. wimpy poseurdom, they were lucky to make it as far as they did with that name. Young men of the era (and older men who considered themselves defenders of rock 'n' roll) were absolutely apoplectic that they were on the radio. Reall conversation I had with a co-worker in my bookseller years. <blockquote>Will (badass guitar player fighting a drinking problem): Hootie & the Blowfish are the worst thing to happen to rock 'n' roll since... I don't know, Josie & the Pussycats. Edgy: I don't know. I don't own any of their music, but I don't mind 'em. Will: What?! What is there to like?! Edgy: I don't know. Darius Rucker has a good soul voice, I guess. Will: Soul?! What does Darius Rucker have to do wuith James Brown?! Edgy: Well, maybe not in a James Brown vein, but perhaps an Otis Redding vein. Will: They just suck, Edgy! Edgy: I kind of like the Pussycats, also. Assistant manager: Can you guys keep it down?</blockquote>I'm certain that this conversation was going on all over America, but it was 10 years before it could be held at anything approaching a normal volume. batmagadanleadoff May 23 2009 09:36 AM Honeysuckle Rose -- Sarah Vaughan Honeysuckle Rose -- Benny Goodman -- Roll 'Em - Vol. 1 Honeysuckle Rose -- Django Reinhardt -- Verve Jazz Masters 38 Honeysuckle Rose -- Ella Fitzgerald & Count Basie -- Ella And Basie! On the Sunny Side of the Street Honeysuckle Rose -- Oscar Aleman -- Swing Guitar Masterpieces - 1938-1957 [u:2d12alj7]Honeysuckle Rose -- Sidney Bechet -- Sidney Bechet And Friends[/u:2d12alj7] 1. Honky Cat -- Elton John -- Honky Chateau 2(a). Honky Tonk Woman -- Elton John -- 11-17-70 2(b). Honky Tonk Woman -- The Rolling Stones -- The Satanic Sessions* 2(c). Honky Tonk Woman (Live) -- The Rolling Stones -- Love You Live 2(d). Honky Tonk Women -- Joe Cocker -- Mad Dogs & Englishmen 2(e). Honky Tonk Women -- The Rolling Stones -- Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! 2(f). Honky Tonk Women -- The Rolling Stones -- Get Your Leeds Lungs Out* 2(g). Honky Tonk Women -- The Rolling Stones Singles Collection: The London Years 2(h). Honky Tonk Women [Live] -- The Rolling Stones -- Bedspring Symphony Revisited: The 1973 European Tour* 3. The Hoochi Coochi Coo -- Taj Mahal 4(a). Hoochie Coochie Man -- The Allman Brothers Band -- Dreams 4(b). Hoochie Coochie Man -- Eric Clapton -- From The Cradle 4(c). Hoochie Coochie Man -- John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers -- Primal Solos 4(d). Hoochie Coochie Man -- Muddy Waters -- The Chess Box [Disc 1] 1947 to 1954 4(e). Hoochie Coochie Man -- Muddy Waters -- One More Mile 4(f). Hoochie Koochie Man -- Jimi Hendrix -- Radio One 4(g). Hoochie Koochie Man -- Steppenwolf -- Steppenwolf 4(h). Hoochies Coochie Man -- John Hammond, Jr. -- John Hammond 1962 5. Hoodoo Man -- Eric Clapton 6(a). Hooked On A Feeling -- B.J. Thomas -- AM Gold 1968 6(b). Hooked On A Feeling -- Blue Swede -- Super Hits Of The '70s: Have A Nice Day, Vol. 12 7. Hooker's Hooker -- Marvin Hamlisch / Scott Joplin -- The Sting: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack 8. Hoops Of Fire [Single Version] -- The Temptations -- Emperors Of Soul 9. Hope I Never Find Me There -- Traffic -- Heaven Is In Your Mind 10. Hope You're Feeling Better -- Santana -- Abraxas *Unauthorized, ahem, recordings. I've also got about another half a dozen or so unauthorized recordings of Honky Tonk Woman by The Rolling Stones from concerts that don't track as individual songs. Swan Swan H May 23 2009 09:58 AM Batmags wrote: ]I've also got about another half a dozen or so unauthorized recordings of Honky Tonk Woman by The Rolling Stones from concerts that don't track as individual songs. I assume most folks know how to do this, but if you have a long recording on iTunes and want to strip out a piece as an individual track without losing the whole recording here's an easy way: 1) Determine the start and end times of the piece you want to strip out 2) Be sure you are in the main music library 3) Highlight the track and right-click 4) Select Get Info 5) Select the Options tab 6) Fill in the Start and End times, hit OK 7) Right click again and select Create AAC Version 8) A new track will appear in the library with the same name, but the length should be correct. 9) Rename the new track if you wish 10) Rinse and repeat as often as needed. Steps 1-6 can also be used to modify a track's start and end times, to eliminate intros on a live track, for example. A lot of live CDs have the intro to the next song at the end of the previous track, which is fine when playing straight through but a bit weird when shuffling. Edgy DC May 23 2009 10:05 AM "Hooked On a Feeling" --- Blue Swede <i>Hooked On a Feeling - Single</i> <ol><li>"Hootenanny" --- The Replacements --- <i>Hootenanny</i></li> <li>"Hot Hot Hot!!!" --- The Cure --- <i>Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me</i></li> <li>"How Beautiful You Are" --- The Cure --- <i>Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me</i></li> <li>"How Come?" --- The Pogues --- <i>Pogue Mahone</i></li> <li>"How Do You Tell Someone?" --- Cowboy Mouth --- <i>Are You with Me?</i></li> <li>"How Men Are" --- Aztec Camera --- <i>Just Say Yes...*</i></li> <li>"Hypnotize" --- The Notorious B.I.G. --- <i>Bad Boy's 10th Anniversary - The Hits</i></li> <li>"I'll Be You" --- The Replacements --- <i>Don't Tell a Soul</i></li> <li>"I'll Never Let You Go (Little Darlin')" --- Elvis Presley --- <i>Elvis At Sun</i></li> <li>"I'll Sleep When I'm Dead" --- Warren Zevon --- <i>A Quiet Normal Life - The Best of Warren Zevon</i></li></ol> * One of the first things I ever downloaded. ** No idea what this is doing here. Curiosity, I guess, but I can't recall ever hearing it. Swan Swan H May 23 2009 10:15 AM Do you want us to guess which is the ** song? I'm going with Biggie. Edgy DC May 23 2009 10:20 AM No, I just left out my asterisks. Yeah, it was Biggie. Swan Swan H May 23 2009 10:23 AM Yup. Just a bit o' kidding. metsguyinmichigan May 23 2009 10:52 AM ="Swan Swan H"]Batmags wrote: ]I've also got about another half a dozen or so unauthorized recordings of Honky Tonk Woman by The Rolling Stones from concerts that don't track as individual songs. I assume most folks know how to do this, but if you have a long recording on iTunes and want to strip out a piece as an individual track without losing the whole recording here's an easy way: 1) Determine the start and end times of the piece you want to strip out 2) Be sure you are in the main music library 3) Highlight the track and right-click 4) Select Get Info 5) Select the Options tab 6) Fill in the Start and End times, hit OK 7) Right click again and select Create AAC Version 8) A new track will appear in the library with the same name, but the length should be correct. 9) Rename the new track if you wish 10) Rinse and repeat as often as needed. Steps 1-6 can also be used to modify a track's start and end times, to eliminate intros on a live track, for example. A lot of live CDs have the intro to the next song at the end of the previous track, which is fine when playing straight through but a bit weird when shuffling. YOU .. ARE...MY...HERO!!!!!! I had no idea how to do this! I have a bunch of songs with hidden tracks that have all that dead space between the two. And the live stuff with the intros!!! Oh, man, there goes the rest of the afternoon!! metsguyinmichigan May 23 2009 11:07 AM Working off "I'll Be You" by the Replacements 1) "I'll Fall in Love Again" by Sammy Hagar 2) "I'll Fly Away" by Jars of Clay 3) "I"ll Go Crazy If I Can't Go Crazy Tonight" by U2 * 4) "I'll Never Grow Up Now" by Twister Sister (three versions) 5) "I'll Stand By You" by the Pretenders 6) "I'll Supply the Love" by Toto (two versions) 7) "I'll Tumble 4 Ya" by Culture Club 8) "I'll Work For Your Love" by Bruce Springsteen 9) "I'm a Believer" by the Monkees 10) "I'm a Mother" by the Pretenders ** * I'm really disappointed by the new U2 CD. ** Both Pretenders tracks come of "Last of the Independents," which I think is the best of their later stuff! themetfairy May 23 2009 11:11 AM I'm a Believer - The Monkees I'm Going Home - Tim Curry (Rocky Horror Picture Show) I'm Gonna Find Another You - John Mayer I'm Not Dead - Pink I'm Not That Girl - Idina Menzel (Wicked Soundtrack) I'm Pretty Good - Stellar Kart I'm So Sick Of You - Weird Al Yankovic I'm Spending Chanukah in Santa Monica -Tom Lehrer I'm Still Standing - Elton John I'm Waiting - All-American Rejects I'm Waiting For You - Dave Koz TheOldMole May 23 2009 11:34 AM You can also do it with a free program like Audacity. Rockin' Doc May 23 2009 07:41 PM <b>I'm Still Standing -- Elton John</b> I'm Tore Down -- Eric Clapton Imaginary Lover -- Atlanta Rhythm Section Imagine -- John Lennon Imitation Of Life -- R.E.M. Immigrant Song -- Led Zeppelin In America -- Charlie Daniels Band The In Betweens -- Geoff Moore & the Distance In Bloom -- Nirvana In Memory of Elizabeth Reed -- Allman Brothers Band In My Place -- Coldplay Swan Swan H May 23 2009 08:20 PM In Bloom - Nirvana In Fortune's Hand - Clannad In Front Of The World - Stephen Kellogg & The Sixers In Germany Before The War - Peter Mulvey In Love But Not At Peace - Dar Williams In Love for Now - Paperboys In My Ear - Toad The Wet Sprocket In My Heart - Joe Iadanza In My Hour Of Darkness - Gram Parsons In My Life - The Beatles In My Own Eyes - Brandi Carlile sharpie May 23 2009 08:35 PM In My Life -- The Beatles In My Mind's Eye -- The Small Faces In My Secret Life -- Leonard Cohen In Sarah, Mencken, Christ and Beethoven, There Were Women and Men -- Tortoise In the Beginning -- Genesis In the Commandant's Office -- Hector Zazou In the Midnight Hour -- Bryan Ferry In the Wake of Poseidon -- King Crimson In the Wilderness -- Genesis The "In" Crowd -- Marshall Crenshaw Inomorata and Narration -- Miles Davis John Cougar Lunchbucket May 23 2009 09:52 PM The "In" Crowd -- Marshall Crenshaw Incident on 57th Street -- Bruce Springsteen Indoor Fireworks -- Elvis Costello Information -- Dave Edmunds Ingrid Bergman -- Billy Bragg & Wilco The Inner Light -- Beatles Interlude No. 1/Play it All Night Long -- Warren Zevon Into the Great Wide Open -- Tom Petty Into the Mystic -- Van Morrison Is She Really Going Out with Him? -- Joe Jackson Isis -- Bob Dylan metirish May 23 2009 10:00 PM Into the Great Wide Open -- Tom Petty Intoxication - Disturbed Iris - Live Irish Rover - The Pogues Iron Gland - Alice in Chains Iron Man - Ozzy Osbourne Is This Love - Bob Marley & The Wailers Is this Love - Whitesnake The Island - Paul Brady Israel's Son - Silverchair It's Electric - Metallica Willets Point May 24 2009 12:03 AM Is This Love - Bob Marley & The Wailers Is This Love? - Clap Your Hands Say Yeah Is This Where? - Mission of Burma Island - The Art of Noise The Island - Richard Shindell Island in the Sun - Weezer Islands - Cat Power Isn't It a Lovely Day - Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong Isn't It Amazing - Hothouse Flowers Isobel - Bjork Israel - Siouxsie and the Banshees A pretty good playlist if I do say so myself. TheOldMole May 24 2009 12:03 AM Irish Rover - The Pogues 1. Is Everything All Right Earl King 2. Is Zat You Myrtle? Jumpin' Bill Carlisle * 3. Isfahan Joe Henderson * 4. Island In The Sun Harry Belafonte 5. Island of Ancient Death The Shadow ** 6a Isn't This a Lovely Day? Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong 6b Isn't This a Lovely Day? Yehudi Menuhin and Stephane Grappelli 7. Israel Miles Davis 8. ISRAELITES Desmond Dekker 9. It Ain't Me Babe Bob Dylan 10. It Ain't The Meat (It's the Motion) The Swallows * This represents a truly schizophrenic genre shift ** Old time radio broadcast...what evll lurks in the hearts of men? Willets Point May 24 2009 12:05 AM Simulpost with Mole and we even share a song. TheOldMole May 24 2009 07:48 AM Almost two, with Island/Islands in the Sun. sharpie May 24 2009 09:55 AM Israelites -- Desmond Dekker & the Aces (love that song) It's a Long Way to the Top -- Lucinda Williams It's a Man's Man's Man's World -- James Brown It's About That Time (Thursday Miles) -- Miles Davis It's All Around You -- Tortoise It's All Good -- Bob Dylan It's All Over Now, Baby Blue -- Bob Dylan It's All Too Much -- The Beatles It's Hard To Be a Saint in the City -- Bruce Springsteen It's No Game (Part One) -- David Bowie It's Raining Today -- Scott Walker It's a pretty good It's List. metsguyinmichigan May 24 2009 10:57 AM Working off "It's a Man's Man's Man's World" by James Brown 1) "It's a Miracle" by Culture Club 2) "It's a Shame" by Third Day 3) "It's all Been Done" by Barenaked Ladies (two versions) * 4) "It's All Coming Back to Me Now" by Meat Loaf ** 5) "It's All I Can Do" by the Cars 6) "It's Alright" by Paul Stanley 7) "It's Beginning to Get to Me" by Snow Patrol 8) "It's Different for Girls" by Joe Jackson (three versions) 9) "It's Easy" by Boston 10) "It's In the Way That You Use It" by Eric Clapton * On the "All Things.." tour, you could buy a recording of the concert from the band's Web site. Very cool! ** Among Meat Loaf's unspoken contributions to journalism, he is responsible for the demise of courtesy titles at the Bridgeport Post and Telegram when I worked there. The copy desk rebelled at having to write "Mr. Loaf" when Meat, a Westport resident, appeared in the paper for something. Rockin' Doc May 24 2009 11:40 AM <b>It's In The Way That You Use It -- Eric Clapton</b> It's Killing Me -- DC Talk It's Never Too Late To Be Alone -- Del Amitri* It's Only Love -- Bryan Adams It's Only Rock N' Roll -- Rolling Stones It's Raining Again -- Supertramp It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) -- R.E.M. I've Always Loved You -- Third Day I've Been Waiting -- Matthew Sweet I've Got A Flair -- Fountains of Wayne 10a (I've Got To) Stop Thinkin' 'Bout That -- Edwin McCain 10b (I've Got To) Stop Thinkin' 'Bout That -- James Taylor *A fine band from Glasgow, Scotland that never received proper acclaim from the listening public IMHO. Swan Swan H May 24 2009 12:32 PM Alphabetical discrepancy here, as my iTunes sorts I' before I and Ia, so my I've songs would be ahead of my It songs. What application are you using? If we play this right we could stay in the I section for weeks. TheOldMole May 24 2009 02:34 PM It's Only Rock N' Roll -- Rolling Stones 1. It's Raining Irma Thomas 2. It's So Easy Buddy Holly 3. It's So Peaceful Smiley Lewis 4. It's Starting To Get To Me Now Irma Thomas 5. It's The Talk Of The Town Stan Getz & Dizzy Gillespie 6a. It's Too Late (master) Buddy Holly 6b. It's Too Late (undubbed) Buddy Holly 7a. It's Too Soon To Know Irma Thomas 7b. It's Too Soon To Know Dinah Washington 7c. Its' Too Soon To Know The Orioles 8. Itsy Bitsy Spider Raffi & Barney * 9. Ivory Tower Otis Williams & the Charms 10. Jack Benny Christmas Show 1944 * I was tempted not to own up to this one. TheOldMole May 24 2009 02:35 PM And gets out of the I's. batmagadanleadoff May 24 2009 02:58 PM Back to the I's It's So Easy -- Buddy Holly 1. It's So Easy -- Guns N' Roses -- Appetite For Destruction 2. It's So Hard -- The Godfathers -- Birth, School, Work, Death 3. It's Summer -- The Temptations -- Emperors Of Soul 4. It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) -- R.E.M. -- Document 5. It's The Real Thing -- Coca-Cola -- Television: The Commercials Vol. 1 6. It's Too Bad Things Are Going So Tough -- Freddie King -- Hide Away: The Best Of Freddie King 7. It's Too Funky In Here -- James Brown -- Star Time 8. It's Too Late -- Carole King -- Tapestry 9. It's Too Late -- Derek & The Dominos -- Layla & Other Assorted Love Songs 10. It's Too Late -- Wilson Pickett -- A Man & A Half: The Best Of Wilson Pickett Swan Swan H May 24 2009 03:27 PM It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) - R.E.M. It's Too Cold - Moxy Früvous It Ain't Me, Babe - Bob Dylan It Ain't Necessary So - Miles Davis It Ain't Worth - Eddie From Ohio It Could Happen To You - Diana Krall It Doesn't Have To Be That Way - Jim Croce It Doesn't Matter Anymore - Linda Ronstadt It Doesn't Really Matter Anyway - Cowboy Junkies It Happens Every Day - Dar Williams It Never Crossed My Mind - Laurie MacAllister Pretty mainstream, this bunch. Willets Point May 24 2009 06:53 PM It's Too Cold - Moxy Früvous 1. It's Tricky - RUN DMC * 2. It's Up To You - The Specials 3. It's Up To You (Lee Cabrera Unreleased Dub) - Layo & Bushwacka 4. It's Your Life - Milla ** 5. Italian Concerto in F major BMV 971 Allegro Italian Concerto in F major BMV 971 Andante Italian Concerto in F major BMV 971 Presto - Alfred Brendel (Johann Sebastian Bach) 6. Italian Shoes Continuum - Sterolab *** 7. Italians & Facists - Eddie Izzard 8. "Itchy & Scratchy" Themes - The Simpsons 9. Ithaca - Peter Mulvey Ithaca - Redbird 10. Itszoweezee (Hot) - De La Soul *** * From the Raisin' Hell album which I forever associate with the 1986 Mets ** A beautiful ballad from a surprisingly good album of songs written and performed by a teenaged model/actress from Ukraine *** These song titles were fun to type in. Swan Swan H May 24 2009 07:00 PM More Fruvous! WP, did you know that Jian was the DJ that had the big blow-up on the air with Billy Bob Thornton? John Cougar Lunchbucket May 24 2009 07:03 PM It's Tricky - RUN DMC It Ain't Me Babe-- Bob Dylan It Just Doesn't Matter Anymore -- Buddy Holly It Hurts to be Alone -- Bob Markey It Isn't Gonna Be that Way -- Steve Forbert It Never Entered My Mind -- Miles Davis It Takes Two -- Marvin Gaye & Kim Weston* It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference -- Todd Rundgren It's Only Love -- The Beatles** Jack & Diane -- John Cougar Mellencamp Jack, You're Dead! -- Joe Jackson * - All All-Time JCL Top 10 single, probably ** -- A backwards apostrophe alphabetizes this song below other "it's" songs Swan Swan H May 24 2009 07:07 PM Tempting to go back to It Ain't Me Babe and replay nine of my last ten, but who am I to stand in the way of progress? Let the Js begin! Rockin' Doc May 24 2009 08:17 PM ="Swan Swan H"]Alphabetical discrepancy here, as my iTunes sorts I' before I and Ia, so my I've songs would be ahead of my It songs. What application are you using? If we play this right we could stay in the I section for weeks. I don't use ITunes since i don't have an IPod. I have an old 20 Gb Dell Jukebox (DJ 20) that I received for Christmas in 2005. I purchase my music from Amazon Music. I manage my digital music with the latest version of Windows Media Player. It apparently disregards the apostrophe in alphabetizing so that <b>I'm</B> is before <b>Imagine</b> which is before <b>In</b>. Apparently that is not the same way that ITunes alphabetizes titles with an apostrophe in the title. I'm sorry if I disruptied the flow of the thread recently. In the future I will refrain from posting a list when an apostrophe is involved at the start of the title so as not to disrupt the flow of the thread. Rockin' Doc May 24 2009 08:26 PM <b>Jack and Diane -- John Mellencamp</b> James Dean -- Eagles Jamie's Cryin' -- Van Halen Jammin' Me -- Tom Petty Jamming -- Bob Marley Jane -- Barenaked Ladies Jealous Again -- Black Crowes Jealous Guy -- John Lennon Jean Genie -- David Bowie Jekyll and Hyde -- Petra Jesters, Dreamers, & Thieves -- Edwin McCain Swan Swan H May 24 2009 08:45 PM ="Rockin' Doc"] ="Swan Swan H"]Alphabetical discrepancy here, as my iTunes sorts I' before I and Ia, so my I've songs would be ahead of my It songs. What application are you using? If we play this right we could stay in the I section for weeks. I'm sorry if I disruptied the flow of the thread recently. In the future I will refrain from posting a list when an apostrophe is involved at the start of the title so as not to disrupt the flow of the thread. Anything but, and I'm sorry if it came out that way. I just thought it was quirky that different systems alphabetized differently, and it afforded an opportunity to kind of loop around and have a little fun with it. metirish May 24 2009 09:04 PM Jamming -- Bob Marley Jane Says - Jane's Addiction Jealous Again - The Black Crows Jeannie Needs A Shooter - Warren Zevon Jeremy - Pearl Jam Jesus On the Moon - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Jet Fighter - The Three O'Clock Jockey Full of Bourbon Johnny Hit & Run Paulene - X Johnny Strikes up the Band - Warren Zevon Judas - The Verve TheOldMole May 25 2009 07:31 AM Johnny Strikes up the Band - Warren Zevon 1. Johnson Machine Gun Sunnyland Slim 2. Johnson's Motor Car The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem 3. Jolé Blon Jimmie Dale Gilmore 4a. Jordu Arturo Sandoval 4b. Jordu Jeff Niess and Ensemble 5. Josephine H-Bomb Ferguson 6. Judgement Rev. Sister Mary Nelson 7. Jug Gene Ammons 8. Jug of Punch The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem 9. Juke Little Walter 10. Juke Box Music The Kinks Swan Swan H May 25 2009 07:54 AM ="Rockin' Doc"]It's Never Too Late To Be Alone -- Del Amitri* *A fine band from Glasgow, Scotland that never received proper acclaim from the listening public IMHO. Tell Her This is being played on WFUV (Bronx) NOW! What a great song it is. metirish May 25 2009 07:59 AM ="Swan Swan H"] ="Rockin' Doc"]It's Never Too Late To Be Alone -- Del Amitri* *A fine band from Glasgow, Scotland that never received proper acclaim from the listening public IMHO. Tell Her This is being played on WFUV (Bronx) NOW! What a great song it is. Over here maybe , growing up they were quite successful and a mainstay on the festival scene. Willets Point May 25 2009 06:06 PM Jug of Punch The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem Juice & June - Kris Delmhorst * Juke - Little Walter and His Night Cats Juke Box - Fred Buscaglione Juke Box Saturday Night - Glenn Miller ** Julia - The Beatles Julia (Not Julia) - The Nields Julula - Fighting Gravity ** July Jones - The New Pornographers Jumblies - Jim's Big Ego Jump Around - House of Pain *** * A great fplk singer/songwriter and this may be the best ballad off her best album <i>Songs for a Hurricane</i>. Check it out if you're so inclined. ** Second appearance of these artists in a list of mine in this thread even though I own like one album each. *** Kind of embarrassed that I like/own this song. Swan Swan H May 25 2009 09:47 PM Seconding the Kris Delmhorst recommendation, and also suggesting that you check out her husband Jeffrey Foucault and their frequent collaborator Peter Mulvey, as well as their one-off project Redbird. Willets Point May 25 2009 11:35 PM My wife almost spilled two pints of Guinness on Kris Delmhorst but Kris has quick reflexes. TheOldMole May 26 2009 01:06 AM Julia - The Beatles 1. Julia's Blues Julie Lee & her Boyfriends 2. Julie's In The Drug Squad The Clash 3. Julien Dans L'Ascenseur Miles Davis 4. Jump, Jive, An' Wail Louis Prima 5. Jump Down, Turn Around Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee 6. Jump Everybody Jump Joe Morris 7. Jump for Joy Duke Ellington 8. Jump in the line Harry Belafonte 9. Jump, Man, Jump Piano Red 10a. Jumpin' at the Woodside Lambert, Hendricks & Ross 10b. Jumpin' at the Woodside Oscar Peterson John Cougar Lunchbucket May 26 2009 05:40 AM Jump in the line Harry Belafonte Jump Street -- Boz Scaggs Jump They Say -- David Bowie Jumpin with Symphony Sid -- Joe Jackson The Jungle Line -- Herbie Hancock * - Jungleland -- Bruce Springsteen Juniors Farm -- Paul McCartney Just Dropped in (To See What Condition My Condition Was In) -- Kenny Rogers & First Edition Just Like A Woman -- Bob Dylan Just One Victory -- Todd Rundrgren JUst Wait and See -- The Knack * - This is where I had expected to write "Jungle Love" by the Steve Miller Band, only to realize I hadn't ever ripped the CD. It's off a 3-CD anthology package and SMB songs will soon populate all my lists when I get that done. Hmmm.... Maybe I shouldn't. batmagadanleadoff May 26 2009 06:40 AM ="John Cougar Lunchbucket"] * - This is where I had expected to write "Jungle Love" by the Steve Miller Band, only to realize I hadn't ever ripped the CD. It's off a 3-CD anthology package and SMB songs will soon populate all my lists when I get that done. Hmmm.... Maybe I shouldn't. After I finshed ripping to iTunes a few months ago, I realized that I must have misplaced some of my CD's. During that time, I've made a list that has gradually grown to about 50 missing CD's. This thread also reminded me of a few CD's I once lent (never returned) to a neighbor a few years ago. Tom Lehrer's stuff keeps on popping up on Met Fairy's playlists, thus also reminding me that my Lehrer complete box set is also missing. I once saw a Steve Miller interview where he admitted that after hearing Disraeli Gears for the first time ever, he thought about giving up his career. Miller realized instantly that the sound of Disraeli was what he had been striving for all his life, yet he was also convinced that he would never match the talent Clapton displayed on that album. themetfairy May 26 2009 06:43 AM Jump Street - Boz Scaggs (I'm amazed that JCL and I have anything in common on our playlists!) June - Ari Hest Jurassic Park - Weird Al Yakovic Just as Well - Ari Hest Just For Tonight - They're Playing Our Song soundtrack Just Like That - Marc Broussard Just The Way You Are - Billy Joel Just To Be Next To You - Dave Koz Kalamazoo - Ben Folds Kate - Ben Folds Five Keep Coming Back - Marc Broussard They're Playing Our Song was an old fashioned Broadway musical comedy, written by Neil Simon with music by Marvin Hamlisch and Carol Bayer Sager. Lucie Arnaz and Robert Klein starred in it. It was overshadowed by Sweeney Todd and the emerging trend towards darker musicals, but it's worth seeing if it ever makes the rounds again. I saw it with my folks for my 17th birthday, and saw it again with D-Dad (it was his first Broadway show, we bought tickets for it at TKTS, and Tony Roberts had replaced Robert Klein as the male lead. Roberts has a better singing voice, but wasn't nearly as funny as Klein). Rockin' Doc May 26 2009 07:12 AM <b>Just The Way You Are -- Billy Joel</b>* Just What I Needed -- Cars Karpet King -- Fountains of Wayne Kashmir -- Led Zeppelin Kate -- Ben Folds Five Keep On Loving You -- REO Speedwagon** Keep Pushin' -- REO Speedwagon Keep The Faith -- Bon Jovi Keep Yourself Alive -- Queen The Kids Are Alright -- Who Killer Queen -- Queen *Like many others <i>Just The Way You Are</i> was sung as part of our wedding ceremony, back in 1982. **Saw Speedwagon during college on a date with the future Mrs. at the Charleston Civic Center. <i>Keep On Loving You</i> had just become #1 song in America and the Hi Infidelity album (no CD's back then) was riding high as the #1 album. John Cougar Lunchbucket May 26 2009 07:30 AM ="batmagadanleadoff"] I once saw a Steve Miller interview where he admitted that after hearing Disraeli Gears for the first time ever, he thought about giving up his career. Miller realized instantly that the sound of Disraeli was what he had been striving for all his life, yet he was also convinced that he would never match the talent Clapton displayed on that album. I can relate. I discovered "Cardboard Gods" just as I was beginning to write the mbtn book. It stopped me dead in the middle of Chapter 10 for a few months. sharpie May 26 2009 07:45 AM Just What I Needed -- The Cars Karn Evil 9 (1st Impression, Part 2) -- Emerson Lake & Palmer Kaw-Liga -- The Residents Keep the Customer Satisfied -- Simon & Garfunkel Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning -- Hot Tuna Kick It Around -- James Hunter Kick Out the Jams -- MC5 Kicking Television -- Wilco Kicks -- Lou Reed The Kids Don't Stand a Chance -- Vampire Weekend Kill Surf City -- The Jesus & Mary Chain metsguyinmichigan May 26 2009 09:30 AM ="Rockin' Doc":r8057kop]<b>Just The Way You Are -- Billy Joel</b>* Just What I Needed -- Cars Karpet King -- Fountains of Wayne Kashmir -- Led Zeppelin Kate -- Ben Folds Five Keep On Loving You -- REO Speedwagon** Keep Pushin' -- REO Speedwagon Keep The Faith -- Bon Jovi Keep Yourself Alive -- Queen The Kids Are Alright -- Who Killer Queen -- Queen *Like many others <i>Just The Way You Are</i> was sung as part of our wedding ceremony, back in 1982. **Saw Speedwagon during college on a date with the future Mrs. at the Charleston Civic Center. <i>Keep On Loving You</i> had just become #1 song in America and the Hi Infidelity album (no CD's back then) was riding high as the #1 album.[/quote:r8057kop] Too slow to do it this morning, but I could have built off SEVEN songs on this list! Doc and I have similar tastes! batmagadanleadoff May 26 2009 09:36 AM ="John Cougar Lunchbucket"] ="batmagadanleadoff"] I once saw a Steve Miller interview where he admitted that after hearing Disraeli Gears for the first time ever, he thought about giving up his career. Miller realized instantly that the sound of Disraeli was what he had been striving for all his life, yet he was also convinced that he would never match the talent Clapton displayed on that album. I can relate. I discovered "Cardboard Gods" just as I was beginning to write the mbtn book. It stopped me dead in the middle of Chapter 10 for a few months. Chapter #10 -- They Bought the Funk. Cardboard Gods (I dig the site, too) doesn't have a book out, as far as I know, so you should be intimidating him. But I could see what a drag it would be to have to write about Torborg, who practically stole his #10, and the Met I might just love to hate the most, Rey Ordonez. Edgy DC May 26 2009 09:41 AM No matter how you feel about him, guys like Rey make great material for writers. Villians are easier to write than heroes, but outliers make the best material. I could write about Dave Kingman all day. John Cougar Lunchbucket May 26 2009 09:43 AM The CG book is apparently coming out soon. To be specific, writing about Ordonez is exactly where I got stuck in part because I couldn't settle on a point of view to take with him. batmagadanleadoff May 26 2009 09:52 AM I would have no problem writing about Ordonez. The words would flow, and flow easy. I won't promise that it'd be nice, though. metsguyinmichigan May 26 2009 08:08 PM Working off "Karn Evil 9" by ELP 1) "Kasmir" by Led Zeppelin 2) "Katrina's Fair" by 10,000 Maniacs 3) "Keep a Knockin'" by Little Richard 4) "(Keep Feeling) Fascination" by Human League * 5) "Keep it Dark" by Genesis 6) "Keep On Loving You" by REO Speedwagon 7) "Keep on Shinin'" by Third Day 8) "Keep the Faith" by Bon Jovi (two versions) 9) "Keeping Me Alive" by The Afters 10) "Keeping the Faith" by Billy Joel (two versions) * I was into synth new wave in college TheOldMole May 26 2009 09:20 PM Keep a Knockin'" by Little Richard 1 Keep It To Yourself Sonny Boy Williamson II 2 Keep Loving Me Shirley & Lee 3 Keep On Shirley & Lee 4 Keep on the Sunny Side Carter Family 5 Keep The Magic Working Shirley & Lee 6 Keep Your Hands Off My Mojo Coot Grant And Kid Wilson 7 Keeper Of My Heart Faye Adams 8 Key to the Highway Big Bill Broonzy 9a Killer Joe Charles Earland 9b Killer Joe Jorge Dalto 9c Killer Joe Quincy Jones 10 Killing Me Softly With His Song Roberta Flack I was afraid that my weird tastes might have gone totally over the top this time and sabotaged the whole project, but someone must have Roberta Flack. batmagadanleadoff May 28 2009 06:35 PM Key To The Highway -- B.B. King & Eric Clapton Key To The Highway - Big Bill Broonzy Key To The Highway -- Derek & The Dominos Key to the Highway -- Johnnie Johnson/Keith Richards Key To The Highway -- Muddy Waters Key To The Highway (Live) -- Derek & The Dominos 1. Kicks -- Paul Revere & The Raiders 2. Kid Charlemagne -- Steely Dan 3. Kidnapped -- Woody Allen -- Standup Comic 4(a). Killing Floor -- Howlin' Wolf -- Mojo Presents: The Roots Of Led Zeppelin** 4(b). Killing Floor -- Jimi Hendrix -- Live At Winterland 4(c). Killing Floor -- Jimi Hendrix -- Radio One 4(d). Killing Floor -- The Jimi Hendrix Experience -- The Monterey International Pop Festival: June 16-17-18, 1967 4(e). Killing Floor -- Mike Bloomfield -- Don't Say That I Ain't Your Man! Essential Blues 1964-1969 4(f). Killing Floor (1964 Single Version) -- Howlin' Wolf -- The Chess Box (Disc 3) 1963 to 1973 5(a). Kind Hearted Man -- Rory Block -- High Heeled Blues 5(b). Kind Hearted Woman -- Muddy Waters -- More Real Folk Blues 5(c). Kind Hearted Woman Blues -- Eric Clapton -- Me & Mr. Johnson 5(d). Kindhearted Woman Blues -- Keb' Mo' -- Keb' Mo' 5(e). Kindhearted Woman Blues -- Robert Johnson -- The Complete Recordings 5(f). Kindhearted Woman Blues (Alternate Take) -- Robert Johnson -- The Complete Recordings 6. Kind Of Bird -- Gov't Mule 7. King Creole -- Elvis Presley 8. King For A Day -- XTC 9. King Heroin -- James Brown 10. The King Must Die -- Elton John **Led Zeppelin's Lemon Song is The Killing Floor, reworked, retitled, and initially, unattributed. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_Floor_ Edgy DC May 28 2009 06:49 PM <b>"King for a Day" XTC <i>Oranges & Lemons</i></b> <ol><li>"Kingston Town" (6) UB40 <i>The Very Best of UB40, 1980-2000</i> </li> <li>"The Kiss" (4) The Cure <i>Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me</i> </li> <li>"Knockin' Em Back" (7) Paul Westerberg <i>Come Feel Me Tremble</i> </li> <li>"Knockin' On Heaven's Door" (8) Antony & The Johnsons <i>I'm Not There (Original Soundtrack) [Bonus Track Version]</i> </li> <li>"Kooks" (5) David Bowie <i>Hunky Dory</i> </li> <li>"Kum Ba Yah (LP Version)" (2) Guadalcanal Diary <i>Walking In the Shadow of the Big Man</i> </li> <li>"Kundalini Express" (1) Love and Rockets <i>Express (Remastered)</i> </li> <li>"The Landing" (10) Enigma <i>Love Sensuality Devotion: The Greatest Hits</i> </li> <li>"The Last" (3) The Replacements <i>All Shook Down</i> </li> <li>"Laughable" (9) Cowboy Mouth <i>Are You with Me?</i></li></ol> Parenthetical numbers represent their current rankings in my heart. sharpie May 28 2009 07:47 PM Kooks -- David Bowie Kurt's Rejoinder -- Brian Eno L'America -- The Doors L.A. Blues -- The Stooges L.A. Woman -- The Doors La Despidida -- Manu Chao La La Lies -- The Who La Pampa y La Puna -- Yma Sumac La Vie -- Manu Chao Ladies of Cambridge -- Vampire Weekend Ladies of the Road -- King Crimson Willets Point May 28 2009 08:05 PM Antony of Antony & the Johnsons strikes me as Meatloaf crossed with Tiny Tim. I don't mean that as a compliment. Rockin' Doc May 28 2009 08:07 PM <b>L.A. Woman -- Doors</b> La Grange -- ZZ Top LaLa Land -- All Star United* Lady Madonna -- Beatles Lady Writer -- Dire Straits Land of Confusion -- Genesis Landed -- Ben Folds Language of Love -- Dan Fogelberg The Last DJ -- Tom Petty Last Night on Earth -- Green Day** Last of the American Girls -- Green Day** *Christian rock band whose name always makes me think of the Manchester United soccer team and I'm not even a fan of soccer. **Songs from the new <i>21st Centeury Breakdown</i> CD. Edgy DC May 28 2009 08:11 PM ="Willets Point":imxnyyat]Antony of Antony & the Johnsons strikes me as Meatloaf crossed with Tiny Tim. I don't mean that as a compliment.[/quote:imxnyyat] I hear ya. metsguyinmichigan May 28 2009 08:16 PM Edited 1 time(s), most recently on May 28 2009 08:25 PM Working of "Lady Writer" by Dire Straits 1) "Lager and Ale" by Kim Mitchell * 2) "Lakeside Park" by Rush 3) "Lakini's Juice" by Live (three versions) 4) "Land of 1,000 Dances" by Wilson Pickett 5) "Landlside" by Fleetwood Mac (three versions) 6) "Landslide" by Seven Places (different song) ** 7) "Landslide of Love" by Newsboys 8) "Larger Bowl" by Rush (two versions) 9) "Larger than Life" by Kiss 10) "Last Chance" by John Mellencamp * Kim, formerly Max Webster, is an odd guy. "Lager and Ale" is on the same CD with "Go for Soda," a really cool song about the dangers of drinking, which shows Kim's all over place. ** I like taking the church youth group I co-lead to Christian rock concerts so they get to see that there are people who are Christians who are far cooler than their youth group co-leader. Often, the artists hang out at their merch tables after the show to meet fans, pose and sign and sell t-shirts. We saw Seven Places at an outdoor festival with about 10 bands, and the guys in the band were out there most of the day, and made a big deal about the kids in my group, meeting them, then yelling their names every time they walked past. The kids were thrilled. Willets Point May 28 2009 08:16 PM Lady Madonna -- Beatles Lady Margaret - The Mammals * Lady Margaret - Pete Seeger Lady Midnight - Leonard Cohen Lady of the Island - Crosby, Stills & Nash ** Lady With A Fan (Live) - Bruce Hornsby Ladyflash - The Go! Team Lafayette - Lucinda Williams Laid - James *** Laila O Laila - Amit Kumar, Kanchan and Chorus Lake of Fire - Meat Puppets Lakes of Ponchartrain - The Be Good Tanyas + Lakes of Ponchartrain - Planxty * Appropriately one member of the Mammals is Pete Seeger's grandson. ** I like to sing this as "Lady of Long Island". I'm easily amused. *** Love, love, love this crazy song. + Perhaps the sexiest rendition of this classic folk ballad. Willets Point May 28 2009 08:17 PM ="Edgy DC":2c0fqcg6] ="Willets Point":2c0fqcg6]Antony of Antony & the Johnsons strikes me as Meatloaf crossed with Tiny Tim. I don't mean that as a compliment.[/quote:2c0fqcg6] I hear ya.[/quote:2c0fqcg6] Oh good. I'm glad I'm not alone. It seems that a lot of people are enamored with Antony's voice. It freaks me out. John Cougar Lunchbucket May 28 2009 08:36 PM Laid - James Lake Marie -- John Prine Las Nortenitas -- Los Super Seven The Last Polka -- Ben Folds Five The Last Ride -- Todd Rundgren Late for the Sky -- Jackson Browne The Late John Garfield Blues -- John Prine Laughing -- REM Laura -- Spike Jones Lawyers Guns and Money -- Warren Zevon Lay Down Your Weary Tune -- Bob Dylan Rockin' Doc May 28 2009 08:40 PM Simulpost by MGIM and Willets. There is a lot of diversity amongst the music of our members. I'm having fun checking out some of the bands that i hadn't heard of previously. A few of the songs have already found their way onto my IPod.* I'm more of them will be added in time. *IPod is used as a generic term for any mp3 player. metirish May 28 2009 08:45 PM Working form JCL Lawyers Guns and Money -- Warren Zevon Lay Me Low - Mick Cave & The Bad Seeds Lay Your Hands On Me - Bon Jovi Learning to Fly - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Leash - Pearl Jam Leave Me Out - Silverchair Leavin here - Pearl Jam The Leaving Song - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds let It Bleed - The Rolling Stones Let Me Sleep - Pearl jam letter To Elise - The Cure metsguyinmichigan May 28 2009 08:48 PM ="Rockin' Doc":3xp5w6x6]Simulpost by MGIM and Willets. There is a lot of diversity amongst the music of our members. I'm having fun checking out some of the bands that i hadn't heard of previously. A few of the songs have already found their way onto my IPod.* I'm more of them will be added in time. *IPod is used as a generic term for any mp3 player.[/quote:3xp5w6x6] True! I see a lot of you like like Ben Folds Five, which I barely know and will be checking out! metsguyinmichigan May 28 2009 08:54 PM Working off "Learning to Fly" by Tom Petty 1) "Learning to Fly" by Pink Floyd 2) "Leather and Lace" by Stevie Nicks 3) "Leave It" by Yes 4) "Leaving New York" by REM (two versions) 5) "Leaving Ninety-nine" by Audio Adrenaline 6) "Leaving on a Jet Plane" by Peter, Paul and Mary 7) "The Lebanon" by Human League 8) ""Left of the Dial" by the Replacements 9) "Legacy" by Kutless 10) "Let's Be Friends (Skin to Skin) by Bruce Springsteen * * I'm not a huge Springsteen fan, but I like virtually every cut on "The Rising." Brilliant. Frayed Knot May 28 2009 10:14 PM ="Willets Point":3tdn0c3z] ="Edgy DC":3tdn0c3z] ="Willets Point":3tdn0c3z]Antony of Antony & the Johnsons strikes me as Meatloaf crossed with Tiny Tim. I don't mean that as a compliment.[/quote:3tdn0c3z] I hear ya.[/quote:3tdn0c3z] Oh good. I'm glad I'm not alone. It seems that a lot of people are enamored with Antony's voice. It freaks me out.[/quote:3tdn0c3z] That was certainly a pretty freaky version of 'If It Be Your Will' from the Leonard Cohen movie. TheOldMole May 29 2009 12:40 AM Leavin' on a Jet Plane -- Peter Paul and Mary 1a. Left Alone Eric Dolphy 1b. Left Alone Abbey Lincoln 2. Left Handed Women Jimmy Reed 3. Lele Duke Ellington 4, Les Eric Dolphy 5 Lester Leaps Again Count Basie & Lester Young 6a. Lester Leaps In Lonnie Johnson With Elmer Snowden 6b. Lester Leaps In Lester Young 6c. Lester Leaps In Count Basie & Lester Young 6d. Lester Leaps In Oscar Peterson 6e. Lester Leaps In Charlie Parker 6f. Lester leaps In Gil Evans 7a. Let It Be The Beatles 7b. Let It Be Tito Nieves and Tito Puente 8. Let It Rock Chuck Berry 9. Let Me Be Your Big Dog Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee 10. Let Me Die In My Footsteps Bob Dylan Edgy DC May 29 2009 07:41 AM I'm going to guess the list of versions of "Lester Leaps In" that you don't have is shorter. TheOldMole May 29 2009 09:21 AM Why can I never resist a challenge? Monty Alexander Harry Allen Gene Ammons Tony Bennett Ruby Braff Ray Brown Ted Brown Ted Butterman Conte Candolu Barbara Carroll James Carter Nat King Cole Richie Cole (Nat's brother) Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis Miles Davis Wild Bill Davis Clint Eastwood Harry "Sweets" Edison Teddy Edwards Tal Farlow Ella Fitzgerald Stan Getz Benny Golson Johnny Griffin Tiny Grimes Lionel Hampton Slide Hampton Illinois Jacquet Well, you get the idea. Try me on Peter Gunn -- I think I have every version ever recorded. Edgy DC May 29 2009 09:24 AM I'll bite. Let's see your "Peter Gunn" list. TheOldMole May 29 2009 11:55 AM Bobby Hackett & Bert Kaempfert Aerosmith The Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra Pulp The Hellecasters Crazy Strangers Deep-Dive-Corp Remo Four Formula 7 Roland Kirk Sopranos Soundtrack (w/ R. L. Burnside) Chuck Rainey Deodato** Shelly Manne The Trashwomen** Buddy Emmons Willy Crook** Dick Dale & The Deltones** The Ventures The Swingle Singers** Emerson, Lake & Palmer** Art Of Noise feat. Duane Eddy** Sarah Vaughan Jack Costanzo (The Peter Gunn Mambo)** Henry Mancini** The Blues Brothers King Curtis The Silencers The Jesters (Peter Gunn Twist) The Monkees (Peter Gunn's Gun) Jimi Hendrix Elvis The Fire Devils ** - particular favorites. I think I ought to have a couple more, but can't find them. batmagadanleadoff May 29 2009 01:42 PM ="TheOldMole"]Why can I never resist a challenge? You've got Count Basie and you've got Oscar Peterson, but you left out Count Basie with Oscar Peterson: Lester Leaps In -- 4:49 -- Count Basie & Oscar Peterson -- Satch & Josh...Again -- 1977 Willets Point May 29 2009 07:29 PM ="Frayed Knot":38fu5xuc] Oh good. I'm glad I'm not alone. It seems that a lot of people are enamored with Antony's voice. It freaks me out.[/quote:38fu5xuc] That was certainly a pretty freaky version of 'If It Be Your Will' from the Leonard Cohen movie. That's where I first heard of him. Maybe a bad first impression. Frayed Knot May 30 2009 06:05 AM That's really my only impression of him* so I don't have a lot to go by. I actually think his quirky voice fit that song well but that's definitely a your-mileage-may-vary situation. * I initially had to look him up to make sure it was a him. Swan Swan H May 30 2009 07:32 AM Let It Be - The Beatles Let It Die - Feist Let It Lie - Laurie MacAllister Let It Ride (Single Version) - Ryan Adams Let Me Be Gentle - Laurie MacAllister Let Me Be The One - Matthew Sweet * Let Me Be There - Olivia Newton-John Let Me Die In Your Arms - Abbie Gardner & Anthony da Costa Let Me In - R.E.M. Let The Mystery Be - 10,000 Maniacs ** Let Them In - John Gorka * From the terrific tribute album 'If I Were A Carpenter' ** Live cover of this Iris DeMent gem is a duet with David Byrne, and is on the CD single for 'Few and Far Between.' The single also features one of my favorite tracks ever, a duet of 'To Sir With Love' with Michael Stipe recorded at the MTV Rock & Roll Inaugural Ball in January, 1993. metsguyinmichigan May 30 2009 01:04 PM Working off "Let the Mystery Be" by 10,000 Maniacs, and I stand in agreement with Swan about "To Sir With Love." 1) "Let Us Love and Sing and Wonder" by Jars of Clay 2) "Let You In" by Kutless (two versions) 3) "Let's Go Mets!" by Shelly Palmer 4) "The Letter" by The Box Tops * 5) "Letters to the President" by Hawk Nelson (two versions) 6) "Levon" by Elton John 7) "The Library" by James Horner ** 8) "Lick and a Promise" by Aerosmith 9) "Lick it Up" by Kiss (five versions, he says sheepishly) 10) "Lido Shuffle" by Boz Scaggs * Absolute musical perfection in under two minutes ** From the "Field of Dreams" soundtrack. I love everything about that movie! Rockin' Doc May 30 2009 01:54 PM <b>Lido Shuffle -- Boz Scaggs</b> Lie In Our Graves -- Dave Mathews Band Lie To Me -- Jonny Lang* Life By The Drop -- Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble Life In The Fast Lane -- Eagles Life Is A Highway -- Tom Cochrane A Life of Allusion -- Joe Walsh Life Without You -- Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble Life In A Nutshell -- Barenaked Ladies Life's Been Good -- Joe Walsh Light My Fire -- Doors *Lang was a 16 year old guitar phenom when he burst onto the music scene with his debut album. His bluesy vocals and guitar playing belied his age. Some serious guitar players on this list with Stevie Ray Vaughan, Joe Walsh, and Jonny Lang. batmagadanleadoff May 30 2009 03:15 PM Light My Fire -- The Doors -- Alive She Cried [Live] Light My Fire -- The Doors -- The Doors Light My Fire -- Erma Franklin -- Super Soul Sister Light My Fire -- José Feliciano Light My Fire -- Minnie Riperton & José Feliciano Light My Fire -- Stevie Wonder 1. Light Up Or Leave Me Alone -- Traffic 2. Lighting Up The Candles -- Stevie Wonder 3. Lightnin' Hopkins -- R.E.M. 4. Lightnin's Boogie -- Lightnin' Hopkins* 5. (The Lights Went Out In) Massachusetts -- Bee Gees 6. Like A Hurricane -- Neil Young 7(a). Like A Rolling Stone -- Bob Dylan -- The Bootleg Series, Vol. 4: Bob Dylan Live, 1966: The Royal Albert Hall Concert [Live] 7(b). Like A Rolling Stone -- Bob Dylan -- Highway 61 Revisited* 7(c). Like A Rolling Stone -- The Jimi Hendrix Experience -- The Monterey International Pop Festival: June 16-17-18, 1967 [Live] 7(d). Like A Rolling Stone -- Robyn Hitchcock 7(e). Like A Rolling Stone -- The Rolling Stones -- Stripped 8. Like A Song... -- U2 -- War 9. Like A Stranger -- Fine Young Cannibals -- Fine Young Cannibals 10. Like A Summer Rain -- Jan & Dean * Does anyone have the compilation that includes Lightnin' Hopkins performing the song R.E.M. and the Stones singing the song Bobby Dylan? TheOldMole May 30 2009 07:02 PM Like A Rolling Stone -- Bob Dylan 1. Like Late Duke Ellington 2a. Like Someone in Love Eric Dolphy 2b. Like Someone in Love Ben Webster & Joe Zawinul 2c. Like Someone In Love Red Garland 3. Like You Used To Do Shirley & Lee 4. Like Young Andre Previn 5. Lil' Darlin' Red Garland 6. Lillie Mae Smiley Lewis 7. Lily Maebelle The Valentines 8. Lily, Rosemary and the J... Bob Dylan 9a. Limehouse Blues Cannonball Adderley & Joe Zawinul 9b. Limehouse Blues Snooky Young 1o. Linda Sam Butera TheOldMole May 30 2009 07:05 PM Bonus Track: THE WILD MIDWESTERN BOY There was a wild Midwestern boy, Bob Zimmerman his name, He was raised in Minnesota, the Mesabi iron range He left his mother’s cozy home, he changed his father’s name He called himself Bob Dylan, and to New York town he came. He wandered through the Village, a-strummin’ his guitar, He wore a cap of corduroy, and sang of peace and war, He said the times were changing and filled young men’s hearts with joy, A terror to the establishment was this wild Midwestern boy. One day upon MacDougal Street, as Bob he strode along, A-strummin’ on his guitar, and a-singin’ a protest song, A vision came before his eyes, as plain as he could see, The All-American Super Hits on WABC. “Surrender now, Bob Dylan, and a millionaire become, Surrender to the Establishment, you aren’t the only one.” Bob plugged into an amplifier, and said, “I like the tone,” Then promptly he sat down and made “Just Like a Rolling Stone.” Now Dylan is a hero, with an amplified guitar He sings of screwed-up women, and forsakes the Vietnam War, He claims he’s got the misery, but he’s havin’ a lot of fun, Gunnin’ his motorsickle down on Highway 61. seawolf17 May 30 2009 07:12 PM Off Like A Rolling Stone -- I add the new Green Day version to your list, and then: 1. Like A Satellite - Thunder (five versions) * 2. Like A Stone - Audioslave (also Chris Cornell live) ** 3. Like I Do - Live 4. Like It Like That - Better Than Ezra 5. Like It Too Much - Kaiser Chiefs *** 6. Limbo No More - Alanis Morissette 7. Limelight - Rush (also Kip Winger version) **** 8. Lincolns, Mercurys, and Fords - Jani Lane 9. Line Up - Aerosmith ***** 10. Lines In The Sand - Dream Theater * Possibly my single favorite song of all time. Definitely in my top ten. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALLSN3pP9-k ** I thought these guys really had something going. Got better with each disc, then imploded. Disappointing. *** Everything's better in Britain. **** Yes, Kip Winger. ***** Written by Lenny Kravitz. metsguyinmichigan May 31 2009 11:10 AM Working off "Limelight" by Rush 1) "Line of Fire" by Journey (two versions) 2) "Linger" by the Cranberries 3) "The Lining is Silver" by Relient K * 4) "Linus and Lucy" by Vice Guaraldi Trio 5) "Lion Sleeps Tonight" by the Tokens ** 6) "Liquid" by Jars of Clay 7) "Listen Like Thieves" by INXS 8) "Listen to Her Heart" by Tom Petty 9) "Listen to the Flower People" by Spinal Tap 10)"Listen to What the Man Said" by Wings * From a collection of odds and ends that came out last year, but I love it. ** I have an REM version of the song, too, but I can't find it! John Cougar Lunchbucket May 31 2009 12:16 PM "Listen to What the Man Said" by Wings Little Baby -- Buddy Holly Little Darlin' -- Dave Edmunds Little Hitler -- Nick Lowe Little Lies -- Fleetwood Mac Little Miss Understanding -- Graham Parker Little Red Corvette -- Prince Little Red Light -- Fountains of Wayne Little Snake -- Francis Dunnery Little Trip to Heaven (on the Wings of Your Love)-- Tom Waits Little Wild One (No. 5) -- Marshall Crenshaw Edgy DC May 31 2009 03:19 PM "Little Hitler" Nick Lowe Basher - The Best of Nick Lowe If it wasn't for Nickle-O, I'd never get in this thread. <ol><li>"A Living Prayer" Alison Krauss & Union Station <i>Lonely Runs Both Ways</i> </li> <li>"Liwa Wechi (LP Version)" Guadalcanal Diary <i>Walking In the Shadow of the Big Man</i> </li> <li>"The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll" Mason Jennings <i>I'm Not There (Original Soundtrack) [Bonus Track Version]</i> </li> <li>"Looking Down the Barrel of a Gun" Beastie Boys <i>Paul's Boutique</i> </li> <li>"Looks Like Rain" Tal Bachman <i>Tal Bachman</i> </li> <li>"The Lord Is Come" Bob Dufford, Dan Schutte, John B. Foley, Roc O'Connor, S.J. & Tim Manion <i>Gentle Night</i> </li> <li><ol type="a"><li>"Lord Protect My Child" Susan Tedeschi <i>Hope and Desire (Bonus Track Version)</i> </li> <li>"Lord Protect My Child" Bob Dylan <i>Bob Dylan: The Collection</i> </li></ol> <li>"Louisiana Lowdown" Cowboy Mouth <i>Are You with Me?</i> </li> <li>"Love and Affection" * Joan Armatrading <i>Joan Armatrading</i> </li> <li>"Love of My Life" Cowboy Mouth <i>Are You with Me?</i></li></ol>It's a batch of self-titled albums. *Ka-pow! Tell me you got this one. Swan Swan H Jun 02 2009 12:47 PM Love and Affection - Joan Armatrading * also: Love And Affection - Clannad 1) Love and China - Nerissa and Katryna Nields 2a) Love Hurts - Gram Parsons 2b) Love Hurts - Richard Shindell and Lucy Kaplansky 3) Love Is - Tuatara 4) Love Is A Calculated Risk - Tuatara 5a) Love Is A Rose - Linda Ronstadt ** 5b) Love Is A Rose - Neil Young 6a) Love Is All Around - R.E.M. 6b) Love Is All Around - The Troggs 7) love is more thicker than forget - Cal State Sacramento Jazz Singers *** 8) Love Is Our Cross To Bear - John Gorka 9a) Love Is the Seventh Wave - The Duhks 9b) Love Is the Seventh Wave - Sting **** 10) Love Is Where You Find It - Jess Klein * Yes, I have this. It was all over the radio way back. At this late date I often conflate this song with "Twist in My Sobriety" by Tanita Tikaram. ** I can't help it - every time I hear this song I think "Love is your nose and you better not pick it." Was it Dan Ingram who planted that in my brain? *** I am a college a cappella junkie. Metfairy, have you heard that the new Ben Folds CD is essentially a series of covers of his material by college a cappella groups. **** Yeah, Sting. You got a problem with that? Edgy DC Jun 02 2009 12:54 PM **** Yup. The guy, though, not the song. "Love Is the Seventh Wave" made my list of the top 162 songs of 1985. TheOldMole Jun 02 2009 04:19 PM Love Is A Rose - Linda Ronstadt 1a. Love Is Here to Stay Carmen McRae 1b. Love Is Here To Stay Frank Sinatra 2. Love Is Strange Mickey & Sylvia 3. Love Lots of Lovin' Lee Dorsey 4. Love Me Buddy Holly 5a Love Me Or Leave Me Miles Davis 5b Love Me or Leave Me Sammy Davis, Jr. 5c Love Me or Leave Me Nina Simone 6 Love No One But You Shirley & Lee 7 Love Potion No. 9 The Clovers 8 Love Scene Duke Ellington 9 Love Walked In The Flamingos 10 Love Won't Let Me Wait Major Harris John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 02 2009 07:03 PM Love Me -- Buddy Holly Love Me Do -- Beatles Love Me Tomorrow -- Boz Scaggs Love My Way -- Psychadelic Furs Love of the Common Man -- Todd Rundgren Love Over Gold -- Dire Straights The Love You Save -- Jackson 5 Lovefool -- The Cardigans Lover's Island -- Blue Jays Lover Man -- Jay Jay Johnson Lover -- Sonny Clark Rockin' Doc Jun 02 2009 07:34 PM <b>Love Over Gold -- Dire Straits</b> Love Reign O'er Me -- Who Love Sneakin' Up On You -- Bonnie Raitt Love Song -- Tesla Love Song -- Third Day Love Song For No One -- John Mayer Love Stinks -- J. Geils Band Love Struck Baby -- Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble Love The One Your With -- Stephen Stills Love Walks In -- Van Halen Lovely Lord -- Petra TheOldMole Jun 02 2009 07:36 PM Lover -- Sonny Clark 1. Lover Boy The Cleftones 2. Lover Come Back to Me Johnny Hodges 2b Lover Come Back To Me Donald Byrd 2c Lover Come Back to Me Coleman Hawkins 2d Lover Come Back To Me Art Pepper 2e Lover Come back to me Dizzy Gilespie 2f Lover come back to me John Coltrane 2g Lover Come Back to Me Billie Holiday 2h Lover Come Back To Me Anita O'Day 2i Lover, Come Back To Me Mildred Bailey 2j Lover, Come Back To Me Stan Getz 2k Lover, come back to me Mary Lou Williams 3a Lover Man Charlie Parker 3b Lover Man Wardell Gray 4 Lover's Mistake Shirley & Lee 5 Lover's Rock The Clash 6 Lovers Never Say Goodbye The Flamingos 7a Lovesick Blues Hank Williams 7b Lovesick Blues Bertha "Chippie" Hill 8a Lovey Dovey Clyde McPhatter 8c Lovey Dovey The Clovers 9 Lovin' Machine Jim & Jesse 10 Loving A Girl Like You The Harptones... metsguyinmichigan Jun 05 2009 03:37 PM OK, I feared the thread was dying, and I really enjoy it. So I went the the library and borrowed "London Calling" to get the Clash song. I only have a couple Clash compilations, so I should have "London Calling" anyway. Working off "Lover's Rock" by the Clash 1) "Low Budget" by the Kinks 2) "Luck of the Draw" by Bonnie Raitt 3) "Lucky Lips" by Ruth Brown 4) "Lucky Ones" by Loverboy 5) "Lucky Town" by Bruce Springsteen * 6) "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" by the Beatles 6A) "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" by Elton John 7) "Lullaby" by Shawn Mullins 8) "Lust for Life" by Iggy Pop 9) "Luv is a Verb" by dc Talk 10) "Lyin' Eyes" by the Eagles * The Lucky Town and Human Touch CDs are teated like the red-headed stepchild of the Springsteen catalog, but I like them. Should have been one CD, but still OK. SOme great cuts. and his SNL performance in support was one of my fave musical performances on the show. That said, this iTunes grouping might be the least reflective of my tastes. Willets Point Jun 05 2009 05:37 PM "Lust for Life" by Iggy Pop Lust to Love - The Go-Go's Lusty Month of May - Fiona Fullerton, Company [from <i>Camelot</i>] Lutece - Don Pedro Et Ses Dromadaires Lyin' Ass Bitch - Fishbone * Lying on the Truth - Rance Allen M.I.A. - 7 Year Bitch M'yaso-Ubivsto (Meat is Murder) - The Ukrainians ** M79 - Vampire Weekend Ma 'Tit Fille - Buckwheat Zydeco Ma and Pa - Fishbone *** * When I worked in college radio, the guy before me did a loop sample of the "bitch!" part for a quiz show and left that tape behind. I had some fun with that. ** Yes, there's a whole EP of songs by The Smiths in Ukrainian. And it's awesome. *** One of those odd moments where there are two songs by the same band in the 10 songs. Fishbone doesn't mean much to me now, but they were the first real "rock & roll" concert I ever went too. And it was awesome. John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 05 2009 05:56 PM ="metsguyinmichigan":dvko0410] * The Lucky Town and Human Touch CDs are teated like the red-headed stepchild of the Springsteen catalog, but I like them. Should have been one CD, but still OK. SOme great cuts. [/quote:dvko0410] Agreed, some terrific songs on those two records. Here's to your good looks Here's to my good health Here's to the loaded places that we take ourselves When it comes to luck you make your own Tonight I got dirt on my hands but I'm building me a new home TheOldMole Jun 05 2009 06:15 PM Yeah, I was wondering if I should go back and post an alternate list -- but I figured between the Clash, Billie Holiday, Charlie Parker and Hank Williams, I'd be hitting someone. Everyone ought to have London Calling in their collection. It's one of the essentials. sharpie Jun 05 2009 09:58 PM Ditto about London Calling. Just hadn't put "Lover's Rock" on itunes. M79 -- Vampire Weekend Machine Gun -- Jimi Hendrix Mack the Knife -- Nick Cave Macnas Parade -- The Saw Doctors Mad as a Hatter -- Magnetic Fields Mademoiselle Will Decide -- Mark Knopfler Maggie's Farm -- Bob Dylan (2 versions) Maggot Brain -- Funkadelic Magic Key -- Church of Betty* Magic Potion -- The Open Mind Magical Mystery Tour -- The Beatles * A short-lived Lower East Side band from just a few years back that shoulda been huge. Number 6 Jun 05 2009 10:09 PM Hoping I don't screw this up. Someone should have Making Flippy Floppy or can deal with latter-day R.E.M. Otherwise I'm sure Methead has Makisupa Policeman or Magilla somewhere. Magical Mystery Tour -- The Beatles Magilla - Trey Anastasio Mahagony Hall Stomp - George Lewis Make It All Okay - R.E.M. Make It Rain - Tom Waits Make This Thing Go - Kyle Corbett Making Flippy Floppy - Talking Heads Makisupa Policeman - Phish Malegria - Manu Chao Mama - Jarabe De Palo Mamacita - OutKast Methead Jun 05 2009 10:43 PM ]I'm sure Methead has Makisupa Policeman or Magilla somewhere. Tons of 'em. Magilla - Trey Anastasio Magnet - Yo La Tengo Mahgeeta - My Morning Jacket Maid Marian - Page McConnell Maiden's Milk - Meat Puppets A Maiden's Prayer - Willie Nelson Maiden Voyage - Chick Corea / Herbie Hancock Mailman, Bring Me No More Blues - The Beatles Maiysha - Miles Davis Makaahaa - John Zorn Make Mayan A Hawaiian - Southern Culture On The Skids sharpie Jun 06 2009 06:42 AM Maiysha -- Miles Davis Making Love to a Vampire With a Monkey On My Knee -- Captain Beefheart* Making Time -- The Creation Malegria -- Manu Chao** Mama Call -- Manu Chao The Man Comes Around -- Johnny Cash The Man In Me -- Bob Dylan The Man In the Long Black Coat -- Joan Osborne The Man of Metropolis Steals Our Hearts -- Sufjan Stevens Man We Was Lonely -- Paul McCartney The Man Who Couldn't Cry -- Johnny Cash * Not sure if he is making love to the vampire or the vampire is on his knee and he's making love to someone else ** Rare two-in-a-row for the same artist Rockin' Doc Jun 06 2009 07:00 AM <b>The Man In Me -- Bob Dylan </b> Man Of God -- Audio Adrenaline Man on The Moon -- R.E.M. The Man Who Sold The World -- Nirvana Mandolin Rain -- Bruce Hornsby & the Range Man's Too Strong -- Dire Straits Margaritaville -- Jimmy Buffett Marrakesh Express -- Crosby, Still, & Nash Mary Anne -- Marshall Crenshaw* Mary Jane's Last Dance -- Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers Matter of Time -- Petra *Marshall Crenshaw is one of the artist I discovered (far too late) as a result of my time on the CPF. People kept talking him up (particularly Lunchbucket) so I decided to check him out. I'm very glad I did. themetfairy Jun 06 2009 08:40 AM Margaritaville - Jimmy Buffet Mashed Potatoes - Jesse Free * The Masochism Tango - Tom Lehrer Maybe It's Me - Ingram Hill** Me and Jesus - Stellar Kart*** Me and My Gang - Rascal Flatts Medley: Bamboleo/Volare/etc. - Gipsy Kings**** Meet the Mets - The New York Mets Melanie - Weird Al Yankovic Meme Si - Gregory Lemarchel***** Memories of You - Brian Simpson *About five years ago I was writing for an online music mag. The gig lasted five minutes. This song was on a CD I was given to review - it's a goofy little song, and it always amused me. **It's on a compilation CD I own ***I'm not generally into Christian Rock, but I liked Stellar Kart's CD when I had a chance to preview it on AOL, and I wound up buying it. ****I don't have many Spanish recordings, but I like the Gipsy Kings *****When I was in Switzerland two years ago, I wanted a French pop CD to bring home as a souvenir, and I chose Gregory Lemarchel's. I actually used one of the songs off of the CD as the background music for my video montage of the trip. After I did that, a friend of mine who is French told me that Lemarchel was very popular - the winner of France's version of American Idol - but that he had recently died due to complications from Cystic Fibrosis. This is probably the least representative group of songs on my list. But I'm counting on somebody matching either Tom Lehrer or Meet the Mets. John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 06 2009 10:45 AM Meet the Mets - The New York Mets Meeting Across the River -- Bruce Springsteen Mega Dog -- Bob Marley Melbourne Mambo -- The Mavericks Mellow Yellow -- Donovan Memories are Made of This -- Dean Martin Mercury Poisoning* -- Graham Parker Mercy Mercy Me (the Ecology) -- Marvin Gaye Message of Love -- The Pretenders Message to My Friend -- John Scofiled Mexican Radio -- Wall of Voodoo * -- It's fatal and it don't get better This is a quality 10--pack if I may say so. You got your standards (Martin) your new wave (Wall of Voodoo), your jazz (Scofield); your soul (Gaye); your deep album cuts (Sprinsteen), your Latin-tinged country (Mavericks); your psychedelia and stoner tunes (Donovan, Marley); and a couple of rock ass-kickers (Pretenders and Parker). metsguyinmichigan Jun 06 2009 11:04 AM Working off Mellow Yellow by Donovan 1) "Melody (Lost in the Wonder) by Audio Adrenaline 2) ""Memory Gospel" by Moby * 3) "Memphis" by Johnny Rivers 4) "Mercy Seat" by The Waiting 5) "The Message" by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five ** 6) "Message in a Bottle" by John Mayer 7) "Message in a Bottle" by the Police (three versions) 8) "Message to the Boys" by the Replacements 9) "Messin' With the Kid" by the Blues Brothers 10) "Metal Gods" by Judas Priest * From a compilation CD called "Wish You Were Here" with songs about New York, released after Sept. 11. It's hit and miss, like most compilations. But this Moby song is beautiful. ** After visiting the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame a couple years ago, I've tried to assemble a playlist with every member of the Hall. Mostly using the library and iTunes when necessary, I'm down to just a couple artists, and waiting patiently for them to arrive via the library. TheOldMole Jun 06 2009 11:43 AM Meet the Mets 1. Melodía del Río Rubén González 2. Melody Express Stan Getz 3. Memories Buddy Holly 4. Memories (Can't Wait) Talking Heads 5. Memphis Chuck Berry 6. Memphis Soul Stew King Curtis 7. Memphis Tennessee The Rolling Stones 8. Mercury Theatre - War Of the Worlds * 9. Mercy mercy Mercy Art Farmer 10. Mercy, Mercy Don Covay It's under "M" - musta got title and artist mixed up when I entered it. Rockin' Doc Jun 06 2009 01:29 PM <b>Message In A Bottle -- Police</b> - Metsguy beat OldMole to Lunchbucket's list, so I'm working off his list. Message of Love -- Pretenders* Messing With My Head -- Tinted Windows Mexican Wine -- Fountains of Wayne Mexico -- James Taylor Miami 2017 (Saw the Lights Go Out On Broadway) -- Billy Joel Michael and Heather at the Baggage Claim -- Fountains of Wayne Michelangelo -- Three Crosses Michelle -- Beatles Middle -- Jimmy Eat World Middle of the Road -- Pretenders** *Back tracked to Lunchbuckets list with this rockin' little number from the Pretenders. **Possums must be Chrissie Hynde fans since I always see them in the middle of the road. Adam Schlesinger's musical imprint is omnipressant in this set between Fountains of Wayne and Tinted Windows. themetfairy Jun 06 2009 01:34 PM The Middle - Jimmy Eat World Midnight Star - Weird Al Yankovic Minarets - Dave Matthews Band Missing the War - Ben Folds Five Mission (A New World Record) - ELO Misty - Dave Koz Mitchell Lane - Ben Folds Five MLF Lullabye - Tom Lehrer Momentary Setback - Marc Broussard Mona Lisa - All-American Rejects Money For Nothing/Beverly Hillbillies - Weird Al Yankovic metsguyinmichigan Jun 06 2009 03:10 PM Working off "Midnight Star" by Weird Al 1) "Midnight Train to Georgia" by Gladys Knight and the Pips 2) "Midnight Maniac" by Krokus 3) "Mighty Good Leader" by Audio Adrenaline (two versions) 4) "Miles From Our Home" by Cowboy Junkies 5) "Milkcow Blues" by Aerosmith 6) "Million Dollar Man" by Kutless 7) "Million Pieces" by Newsboys (two versions) 8) "A Million to One (Live)" by Paul Stanley 9) "Mind's Eye" by dc Talk 10) "Minority" by Green Day TheOldMole Jun 06 2009 03:35 PM Until I saw "Tom Lehrer" and read the line more carefully I was wondering who would have recorded a MILF Lullabye, and why it would be in MetFairy's collection. TheOldMole Jun 07 2009 01:11 PM "Midnight Train to Georgia" by Gladys Knight and the Pips 1. Mighty Love The Spinners 2. Mighty Quinn Manfred Mann 3. Mighty, Mighty Man Roy Brown 4. Miles Miles Davis 5. Milestones Charlie Parker 6. Milk Cow Blues Doc Watson & Merle Watson 7. Milkcow Blues Boogie Elvis Presley 8. Million Dollar Smile Lionel Hampton 9. Milton's Boogie Roy Milton & His Solid Senders 10. Mind Talking Heads John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 07 2009 02:25 PM Mighty Quinn Manfred Mann Miles from Nowhere -- The Smithereens Million Dollar bash -- Bob Dylan Mind Your Own Business -- Hank Williams Misery -- Soul Asylum* Misery -- BoDeans* Miss Williams Guitar -- Jayhawks Missionary Man -- Eurythmics Mixed Up Confusion -- Bob Dylan Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm -- Crash Test Dummies MmmBop -- Hanson** * -- Different songs ** -- What of it? metsguyinmichigan Jun 07 2009 02:40 PM Who's dissin' "MMMbop"? I'm working off that classic! 1) "The Mob Rules" by Black Sabbath and Heaven and Hell 2) "Moby Octopad" by Yo La Tengo * 3) "The Modern Day" by Foreigner 4) "Modern Love" by David Bowie 5) "Moment of Surrender" by U2 6) "Momentum" by TobyMac 7) "Monday Morning" by Fleetwood Mac (two versions) 8) "Monday Morning Rock" by Marshall Crenshaw 9) "Monday Monday" by Mama and the Papas 10) "Money (That's What I Want)" by The Flying Lizards * Eight O' Clock the lights are on at Shea... Methead Jun 07 2009 04:30 PM Moby Octopad - Yo La Tengo The Moche Monster Review - GTO's Mock Song - Phish Modern Bummer - Bill Hicks Modern Guilt - Beck Modern Love - David Bowie The Modern Things - Bjork Moggio - Frank Zappa The Mollusk - Ween Molly's Lips - Nirvana Molly & Tenbrooks - Earl Scruggs Rockin' Doc Jun 07 2009 05:19 PM <b>Modern Love -- David Bowie</b> Mohammed's Radio -- Warren Zevon Monday Morning Rock -- Marshall Crenshaw Monday Mornings -- Three Crosses Money -- Pink Floyd Money For Nothing -- Dire Straits Moody's Mood -- George Benson Moondance -- Van Morrison More Than A Feeling -- Boston Mother -- Pink Floyd Mother and Child Reunion -- Paul Simon A solid ten that provide a good diverse spectrum of music. Of course, it's from my library so I should like it. metsguyinmichigan Jun 07 2009 07:35 PM Edited 1 time(s), most recently on Jun 07 2009 09:06 PM Working off "Mother" by Pink Floyd 1) "The Motions" by Matthew West 2) "Move On" by Kiss/Paul Stanley 3) "Move Over Babe, Here Comes Henry" by Bill Slayback 4) "Movin' On" by Bad Company 5) "Moving Out (Anthony's Song)" by Billy Joel (three versions) 6) "Moving in Stereo" by the Cars and the New Cars 7) "Mr. Tambourine Man" by the Byrds 8) "Mr. Brightside" by the Killers 9) "Mr. Crowley" by Ozzy Osbourne (two versions) 10) "Mr. Jaws" by Dickie Goodman * * I had this 45 as an 11-year old and thought it was hysterical. Was amazed to find it recently on iTunes. It's pretty goofy novelty song -- a news reporter is interviewing the shark and other people in the movie, and they reply using snippets from songs of that year. Pretty crazy stuff when you're 11. Makes me cringe now, but good memories! themetfairy Jun 07 2009 07:38 PM I remember Mr. Jaws! seawolf17 Jun 07 2009 07:53 PM Love these lists. And not only do I have Mmmbop, I have about a dozen or so Hanson songs. So there. Off "Mr. Crowley": Mr. Jones - Counting Crows * Mr. Recordman - Ugly Kid Joe ** Mr. Roboto - Styx Mr. Smiley - Poison *** Mr. Soul - Neil Young (and Rush's cover) Mr. Tinkertrain - Ozzy Osbourne Mr. Wendal - Arrested Development Mr. Wrong - Cracker (and the Leftover Salmon/Cracker version) Mrs. Jackson - Marvelous 3 **** Mrs. Potter's Lullaby - Counting Crows * Love, love, love this album, top to bottom. One of my favorites of all time. ** Had one incredible album, then completely imploded. Too bad; these guys had some great hooks, but then thought they were a death metal band. *** Poison's best stuff came without CC DeVille in the band. (Anyone see Bret Michaels get brained by the set tonight at the Tonys? Classic.) **** One of the great forgotten rock bands of their generation. Two brilliant melodic rock albums before they got screwed by their record company. Willets Point Jun 07 2009 08:12 PM Mr. Wrong - Cracker (+ live version) Mrs. McGrath - Pete Seeger (2 versions!) -- Mrs. McGrath - Seamus Ennis * Mrs. Clara Sullivan's Letter - Pete Seeger Mrs. Robinson - Simon & Garfunkel Muddy Ground -The Resophonics Mumps Pt. 2 - Mechanisms Munich - The Editors Musak (Wonderland Avenue Remix) - Sasha & Digweed Musette from the Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach - Bobby McFerrin & Yo-Yo Ma ** Museum of Idiots - They Might Be Giants Musha God Help Her - Christy Moore * From an interesting collection World Library of Folk and Primitive Music, Vol.2, Ireland recorded in 1951 well before the Clancy Brothers and then the Pogues completely redefined Irish folk music. ** From the excellent collaboration <i>Hush</i>, one of my favorite all-time albums. Rockin' Doc Jun 07 2009 08:39 PM Seawolf, I agree with you regarding <i>August and Everything After</i> by the Counting Crows. It is a truly phenomenal disc. Unfortunately, the band could never duplicate that magic in their subsequent releases. metsguyinmichigan Jun 07 2009 09:15 PM Edited 1 time(s), most recently on Jun 08 2009 07:30 AM Working off "Mrs. Robinson" by Simon & Grafunkel 1) "A Murder of One" by the aforementioned Counting Crows 2) "Must Have Done Something Right" by Relient K * 3) "Mustang Sally" by Wilson Pickett 4) "My Baby" by The Pretenders 5) "My Beautiful Reward" by Bruce Springsteen (live version) 6) "My Best Friend's Girl" by The Cars and the New Cars 7) "My Brain is Hanging Upside Down" by the Ramones (two versions) 8) "My Brave Face" by Paul McCartney (two versions) ** 9) "My City of Runis" by Bruce Springsteen 10) "My City Was Gone" by the Pretenders * As been No. 1 on my iTunes play count list for months, since the kids and I all love it. ** Macca fans will howl, but "Flowers in the Dirt" is by far my favorite McCarntney CD. And the live album that followed is great, too! TheOldMole Jun 08 2009 06:04 AM "Mustang Sally" by Wilson Pickett 1. My Autumn Love The Danderliers 2. My Babe Little Walter 3. My Baby Smiley Lewis 4. My Baby Quit Me Leadbelly 5. My Baby Was Right Smiley Lewis 6. My Baby's Boogying Amos Milburn 7. My Baby's Cool Claudine Clark 8a. .My Back Pages Bob Dylan 8b. .My Back Pages The Byrds 9. My Blue Eyed Jane Bob Dylan & Emmylou Harris 10a. My Blue Heaven Coleman Hawkins 10b. My Blue Heaven Fats Domino 10c. My Blue Heaven Slam Stewart Swan Swan H Jun 08 2009 06:58 AM My Back Pages - Bob Dylan also: My Back Pages - Harrison, Petty, Young, Clapton, Dylan and McGuinn My Back Pages - Marshall Crenshaw * 1. My Best Friend - Christene LeDoux 2. My Black Widow - People In Planes 3. My Country II - Dan Bern 4. My Cousin's Canoe - The Hereafter 5. My Family - Groucho Marx ** 6. My Father's Waltz - Hem 7. My Favorite Plum - Suzanne Vega 8a. My Favorite Things - John Coltrane 8b. My Favorite Things - Tori Amos 9. My Friends - Dar Williams 10. My Generation - Pearl Jam *** * From an excellent collection of covers called Bleecker Street: Greenwich Village In The 60's ** From my favorite comedy album, An Evening with Groucho, recorded live at Carnegie Hall in 1972. *** Not a full track, just a 1:04 snippet from some bootleg collection a friend sent to me. TheOldMole Jun 08 2009 06:49 PM My Favorite Things - John Coltrane 1a. My Ideal Margaret Whiting* 1b. My Ideal Harry 'Sweets' Edison 2. My Life Chuck Willis 3. My Love Will Never Die The Channels 4. My Loving Partner The Danderliers 5. My Man Rocks Me (With One Steady Roll Trixie Smith 6. My Man's Gone Now Bill Evans 7. My Mind's Got A Mind Of its Own Jimmie Dale Gilmore 8a. My Old Flame Miles Davis 8b. My Old Flame Charlie Parker 8c. My Old Flame Spike Jones 9. My Old Kentucky Home Ry Cooder 10. My Prayer The Platters * A great singer and a great friend TheOldMole Jun 10 2009 07:45 AM Have I gotten too obscure here and struck everyone out? Should I post a supplemental list? John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 10 2009 07:52 AM I can post a list off My Favorite Things but my iTunes thingy is at home and I'm stuck in this cube-shaped thingy. metsguyinmichigan Jun 10 2009 11:54 AM If I am allowed to bend the rules a little. I downloaded several Platters songs this week for my RnR HoF playlist. And while "My Prayer" was not one of them, it could have been. So: Working off "My Prayer" by the Platters 1) "Mysterious Ways" by U2 2) "Mysterious Ways" by tobyMac with Sarah Kelly * 3) "Mystery" by Live 4) "Mystery Achievement" by the Pretenders 5) "Mystery Train" by UFO (two versions) 6) "Mystic Rhythms" by Rush (four versions) 7) "Mystify" by INXS (two versions) 8) "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye" by Steam 9) "Name Above All Names" by Newsboys 10) "Native New Yorker" by Odyssey * from "In the Name of Love," a benefit for AIDS research and a tribute to U2, all by A-list Christian rock bands. Good stuff, especially Audio Adrenaline's version of "Gloria" and Sanctus Real's take on "Beautiful Day" sharpie Jun 10 2009 12:19 PM I don't think you can bend the rules like that. I think Lunchbucket working off of "My Favorite Things" would be allowable in an emergency such as this one but not off of a song that you have other songs by the artist but not that one. (on edit): Way back in this thread I downloaded a song to keep it going. I bet all of those Old Mole songs are worth owning --- someone should get one of them (I won't be home til late tonight and won't be in front of a computer with itunes in it for a couple of days). metsguyinmichigan Jun 10 2009 12:52 PM Just trying to keep it going. I looked for "My Prayer" in the library yesterday to no avail, and then checked out the song on iTunes. It was nice, but I liked "Great Pretender" and "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" a lot better. Thought I was in the spirit of the thread. metirish Jun 10 2009 01:53 PM My thread is ruined now , thanks PGIM .... metsguyinmichigan Jun 10 2009 02:18 PM ="metirish":10t6a9ej]My thread is ruined now , thanks PGIM ....[/quote:10t6a9ej] Dammit. Soiled the site again..... seawolf17 Jun 10 2009 04:05 PM No rule bending. It's not PGIM's fault, it's Mole's, for not having any music released since 1912 on his iPod. TheOldMole Jun 10 2009 08:24 PM Jimmie Dale Gilmore is contemporary. metirish Jun 10 2009 08:26 PM ="TheOldMole":1otpk4qf]Jimmie Dale Gilmore is contemporary.[/quote:1otpk4qf] Contemporary because David Gilmore is his great , great , great grandson ? TheOldMole Jun 10 2009 08:50 PM What can I say? I admit this list is esoteric even for me. If I'm allowed a supplemental next 10, someone should be able to find a match here, even though I'm guessing it won't be Gene Autry. 1. My Ramblin' Boy Judy Collins 2. My Rough And Rowdy Ways Gene Autry 3. My Son Calls Another Man Daddy Hank Williams 4, My Songbird Jesse Winchester 5a My Two Timin' Woman Johnny Cash 5b My Two Timin' Woman Buddy Holly 6a Mystery Train The Band 6b Mystery Train Elvis Presley 7 Nadine Chuck Berry 8 Nebraska Bruce Springsteen 9 Need A Woman Bob Dylan 10 Needles and Pins The Searchers Willets Point Jun 10 2009 09:15 PM Nebraska Bruce Springsteen The Needle Has Landed - Neko Case Needle in a Haystack - The Velvettes Needle Sing - Woody Guthrie Needles & Pins - The Ramones (+ live version) Nege De Obaluae - Wando Nerve Endings - Kristin Hersh Netherworld (Oliver Prime Remix) - L.S.G Never Any Good - Leonard Cohen Never As Tired As When I'm Waking Up - LCD Soundsystem * Never Can Say Goodbye - Isaac Hayes ---Never Can Say Goodbye - The Jackson 5 ** * I often feel this way. ** One is from a Stax box set & the other a Motown box set and clearly demonstrates the differences between the two labels. John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 10 2009 09:40 PM I'm with Sharpie here. Keeping this thread going should be worth 99 cents here and there. Jimmie Dale Gilmore played "Smokey" in The Big Lebowski, you should probably have all his records just for that. metsguyinmichigan Jun 10 2009 10:22 PM Apologies for the violation. Getting glossed as PGiM again was punishment enough! Working off "Needles and Pins" by the Ramones 1) "Neon" by John Mayer 2) "Neon Knights" by Black Sabbath and Heaven and Hell 3) "Nervous Night" by the Hooters 4) "Never Again (The Dancer)" by A Flock of Seagulls 5) "Never Going Back Again" by Fleetwood mac 6) "Never Going Back to OK" by the Afters 7) "Never Gonna Be as Big as Jesus" by Audio Adrenaline 8) "Never in a Million Years" by Asia 9) "Never Let You Go" by Third Eye Blind 10) "Never My Love" by Etta James metirish Jun 11 2009 04:39 AM Any apologies for A Flock of Seagulls ? John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 11 2009 05:18 AM ="metirish"]Any apologies for A Flock of Seagulls ? I think you mean Asia. Never Going Back Again -- Fleetwood Mac Never Let Me Down -- David Bowie Never No More Blues -- The Blasters New Amsterdam -- Elvis Costello New Lace Sleeves -- Elvis Costello New Train -- John Prine* New York City Seranade -- Bruce Springsteen The Next Voice Your Hear -- Jackson Browne Night -- Bruce Springsteen Night & Day -- Billie Holliday The Night Before -- The Beatles * -- Joyful hidden classikc. Well worth 99 cents. Swan Swan H Jun 11 2009 07:40 AM New York City Serenade - Bruce Springsteen 1. New York Is A Woman - Suzanne Vega 2. New York Shoes - Carolann Solebello * 3. New York State of Mind - Billy Joel ** 4. New York Women - Dan Bern 5. New York, New York - Ryan Adams *** 6a. Next Best Western - Lucy Wainwright Roche 6b. The Next Best Western - Richard Shindell (3 versions) 7. Next Go 'Round - Old Crow Medicine Show 8. Next To The Last Romantic - Josh Ritter 9. Nice Time - Alana Davis 10. Nick Drake - Jenee Halstead * Carolann is a member of Red Molly, the band whose video I posted in the 'Live and In Person' thread last week. She would be stage left, on bass. ** The song that happened to be on the car radio when my wife proposed to me, although she remembers the sequence of events slightly differently. It was as romantic as it sounds, but we're still married nearly 30 years later. *** I assume many of you know this song, but it is not the Kander and Ebb, Sinatra/Minnelli song. Frayed Knot Jun 11 2009 07:59 AM Lucy Wainwright Roche -- So I'm assuming that this is a spawn of Loudon III and whichever Roche sister he was married to at one point (I get 'em all confused) making her a half-sister to the Rufus & Martha clan? Edgy DC Jun 11 2009 08:23 AM Daughter of Loudon and Suzzy. Swan Swan H Jun 11 2009 08:43 AM Lucy was one of the winners of last year's Falcon Ridge Folk Festival emerging artist showcase. She doesn't do much for me, but Next Best Western is such a good song that it's almost Roche-proof. Willets Point Jun 11 2009 09:16 AM The McGarrigles are all tied up in this too. Frayed Knot Jun 11 2009 10:14 AM I think any chick who ever sang with her sister(s) was, at one point, married to Loudon. Plus Loudon's own sister sings. And the sister of his McGarrigle wife. And the sisters of his Roche wife. Plus both his daughters who are half-sisters to each other. Plus his son who's sort of like another sister anyway. I believe the only Wainwright not currently singing is Cardinal pitcher Adam and who knows what he does in the shower - besides dream of throwing curveballs past Beltran of course. sharpie Jun 11 2009 10:59 AM When Lenny was in kindergarten we got a contact sheet for the other kids in his class. There was a girl in his class (she would be 17 now) whose father was listed as Louden Wainwright III with an address in Westchester (Lenny went to school in Manhattan, Loudon now lives near L.A.) The girl's mother was not a Roche or a McGarrigle (nor was the girl a friend of Lenny's and I believe she wasn't in the school after that year) but I'm not sure if she sang with a sister, or even had a sister. Swan Swan H Jun 11 2009 11:09 AM Was the mother's last name Pointer? Andrews? Lennon? Sledge? Puppini? Rockin' Doc Jun 11 2009 11:26 AM <b>New York State of Mind -- Billy Joel</b> New York's Not My Home -- Jim Croce Next 5 Minutes -- Steven Curtis Chapman Nick of Time -- Bonnie Raitt* Night Moves -- Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band A Night On the Town -- Bruce Hornsby Night Patrol -- Robert Cray Band** Nights In White Satin -- Moody Blues No Business -- Bonnie Raitt No Doubt -- Petra No More Lonely Nights -- Paul McCartney *Bonnie Raitt had been around for a long time before the <i>Nick of Time</i> album burst onto the scene and was critically acclaimed as one of the best albums of 1989 and won 3 Grammy Awards in 1990, including Album of The Year. **I have been a fan of Robert Cray's modern blues since hearing the single, <i>Smoking Gun</i> on the radio and picking up the <i>Strong Persuader</i> CD. metsguyinmichigan Jun 11 2009 12:42 PM Working off "No More Lonely Nights" by Paul McCartney 1) "No More Mr. Nice Guy" by Alice Cooper 2) "No More, No Less" by MercyMe (two versions) 3) "No More, No More" by Aerosmith (two versins) 4) "No More Words" by Berlin (two versions) 5) "No Myth" by Michael Penn 6) "No One Like You" by Scorpions 7) "No Ordinary Love" by tobyMac (two versions) 8) "No Place to Run" by UFO 9) "No Quarter" by Led Zeppelin (two versions) 10) "No Substitute for Arrogance" by the Joe Perry Project Pretty good stretch of multiple versions going there. I like live versions. Willets Point Jun 12 2009 06:52 PM I also have "No More Words" and "No Myth" but I'll play off the last shared song which is No Quarter" by Led Zeppelin No Rain - Blind Melon * No Reply - The Beatles No Surprises - Radiohead No Sympathy - Peter Tosh No Thugs in Our House - XTC No Time For Love - Christy Moore No Time To Say Goodbye - Tom Paxton No Water (live) - Yo La Tengo No Woman, No Cry (Live at the Lyceum) - Bob Marley No! - They Might Be Giants ** * When I was in grad school a few years I was invited to a party by some of my younger classmates one of whom said "No Rain was my theme song when I was in 7th grade." I never felt so old before that point. ** My son's favorite word now, along with "Funny!" Swan Swan H Jun 12 2009 07:34 PM No Woman, No Cry - Bob Marley & the Wailers 1. No. 13 Baby - Pixies 2. Noah's Dove - 10,000 Maniacs 3. Nobody's Angel - Laurie MacAllister 4. Nobody's Crying - Patty Griffin 5. Nobody Flying - We're About 9 6. Nobody Knows Me - Lyle Lovett * 7. Noel, Jonah And Me - Spinanes 8a. Nora - Dar Williams ** 8b. Nora - Richard Shindell (2 versions) ** 9a. The Norbals! - Moxy Früvous 9b. The Norbals! (Reprise) - Moxy Früvous 10a. North Dakota - Kris Delmhorst *** 10b. North Dakota - Lyle Lovett *** * My favorite 'regrets' song ** Dar and Richard have covered each other's songs, but this is the best of the group. *** Not the same song, but both are excellent sharpie Jun 12 2009 09:21 PM Nobody Knows Me -- Lyle Lovett Nobody Knows My Name -- Rickie Lee Jones Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) -- The Beatles Not Dark Yet -- Bob Dylan Not Fade Away -- Buddy Holly Not Guilty -- The Beatles Nothing Clings Like Ivy -- Elvis Costello Nothing Compares 2 U -- Sinead O'Connor Nothing In This World Can Stop Me Worrying About That Girl -- The Kinks Nothing Left to Borrow -- The Jayhawks Nothing Was Delivered -- The Byrds A list more stocked with songs others are likely to have than some of them. Rockin' Doc Jun 12 2009 09:57 PM <b>Norwegian Wood (The Bird Has Flown) -- Beatles</b> Not Enough Love In The World -- Don Henley Not Fade Away -- Rolling Stones Not The Land -- Caedmon's Call Not The Only One -- Bonnie Raitt Not Where It's At -- Del Amitri Not Your Concern -- The Hush Sound Nothin' But A Woman -- Robert Cray Nothing At All -- Third Day Nothing But Time -- Jackson Browne Nothing Else Matters -- Metallica TheOldMole Jun 12 2009 09:57 PM Not Fade Away -- Buddy Holly 1 Nothin' To Do Lilian Leach & The Mellows 2 Nothing But A Breeze Jesse Winchester 3 Nothing But the Blues Smiley Lewis 4 Nothing Was Delivered The Byrds 5 Now Ain't It Duke Ellington 6 Now You Know The Channels 7a Now's the Time Charlie Parker 7b Now's The Time Oscar Peterson 8 Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing Buffalo Springfield 9 Nowhere Man The Beatles 10 Nuit Sur Les Champs-Elysees Miles Davis John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 13 2009 09:12 PM Nowhere Man -- The Beatles Octopus Garden -- The Beatles Oh Boy! -- Buddy Holly Oh Claire -- Cheap Trick Oh! Darling! -- The Beatles Oh, Lonesome Me -- Neil Young Oh, Pretty Woman -- Roy Orbison Oh, You Pretty Things -- David Bowie The Oil Song -- Steve Forbert Ol' '55 -- Tom Waits Old Brown Shoe -- The Beatles sharpie Jun 13 2009 09:23 PM Lunchbucket should've worked offa Doc and not offa Mole as Doc barely beat Mole out. But what's done is done. Oh, You Pretty Things -- David Bowie Oh, Yoko -- John Lennon Ola Kala -- I'm From Barcelona Old Shit/New Shit -- eels Old Man -- Neil Young Old Man -- Randy Newman Old Mother Reagan -- Violent Femmes Old Pervert -- Soft Boys Ole! Tarantula -- Robyn Hitchcock & the Venus 3 Oliver's Army -- Elvis Costello & the Attractions Olsen Olsen -- Sigur Ross Willets Point Jun 13 2009 09:27 PM I'm From Barcelona joins Of Montreal and Eddie from Ohio in the "Bands that lie about where they are from" category. Willets Point Jun 13 2009 09:34 PM Olsen Olsen -- Sigur Ros Olv 28 - Sterolab Olympic Reel - Natalie MacMaster OM (Phil Mison Mix) - Trilok Gurtu Omar's Got a Problem - Eddie From Ohio * Ommie Wise - G.B. Grayson Omni Trio - DJ Maus Ompeh (Ghana)- Stanley Ato Bortsie, Ato Quartey, Ernest Yamoah, Peter Dennis On & On - The Resophonics ** On A May Morning - Barry McCormack On A Sea of Fleur De Lis - Richard Shindell *** * Possible theme song for the Mets' GM. ** Great string band from Boston. I think they're much better than the more widely known Old Crow Medicine Show. *** I have know freakin' idea what this song is about. I think Shindell just wrote down some words that sound pretty together. sharpie Jun 13 2009 09:34 PM Another from my list, the Venus 3 are not actually from Venus. Willets Point Jun 13 2009 09:40 PM ="sharpie":nwx5fy7t]Another from my list, the Venus 3 are not actually from Venus.[/quote:nwx5fy7t] Good thing too. The atmosphere of Venus would kill your voice. I fully expect Swan Swan H to be able to play off my song list as he seems to have the greatest similarity score to my music. Mole is the one from whom I could learn a lot as it looks like he has a lot of cool classic jazz. Swan Swan H Jun 13 2009 10:15 PM ="Willets Point"]I fully expect Swan Swan H to be able to play off my song list as he seems to have the greatest similarity score to my music. Mole is the one from whom I could learn a lot as it looks like he has a lot of cool classic jazz. Right you are, Willets. I could have gone off Omar's Got A Problem, but I wanted to keep the line moving as far as possible. On a Sea of Fleur-de-Lis - Richard Shindell (3 versions) * also: On A Sea Of Fleur De Lis - Solas On A Tuesday In Amsterdam Long Ago - Counting Crows On Almost Any Sunday Morning - Counting Crows On Her Doorstep - Moxy Früvous On the Air - Girlyman On the Turning Away - Pink Floyd On The Western Skyline - Bruce Hornsby & The Range On These Wheels Again - Jules Shear with Suzzy Roche On Your Side - Pete Yorn On Your Way (Bonus Track) - eastmountainsouth ** Once - Glen Hansard & Markéta Irglová *** Once - Pearl Jam *** * To Willets' point (ha!) I have heard Shindell say several times that this song is exactly what he thinks - a series of images inspired by his time as a seminary student. More trivia - Solas covered this song in 2005 on Waiting for an Echo, the title of which was taken from a phrase in this song. Winifred Horan of Solas played on several tracks on the 1992 Shindell CD that contained this track, Sparrows Point, but not on this track. ** A terrific duo that released one fine album, then imploded *** Not the same song. Obviously. Rockin' Doc Jun 13 2009 10:42 PM <b>On The Western Skyline -- Bruce Hornsby & the Range</b> Once In a Lifetime -- Talking Heads One -- U2 One After 909 -- Beatles One Angry Dwarf and 200 Solemn Faces -- Ben Folds Five* -One Bourbon, One Scotch, and One Beer -- George Thourogood & the Delaware Destroyers -One Bourbon, One Scotch, and One Beer -- John Lee Hooker One Headlight -- Wallflowers The One I Love -- R.E.M. One Like You -- Audio Adrenaline One Little Girl -- Toad the Wet Sprocket One Love/People Get Ready -- Bob Marley & the Wailers *Awesome song title. Ben Folds obviously has some pent up hostility from his youth and he's anxious for a little payback to those that slighted him growing up. TheOldMole Jun 14 2009 02:55 AM One After 909 The Beatles 1 One Kiss Led To Another The Coasters 2a One Meatball Dave Van Ronk 2b One Meatball Ry Cooder 3 One Monkey Don't Stop No... Stick McGhee 4 One More Weekend Bob Dylan 5a One O'Clock Jump Lester Young 5b One O'Clock Jump Coleman Hawkins 5c One O'Clock Jump Duke Ellington 5d One O'clock Jump Oscar Peterson 6 One Of A Kind The Spinners 7 One Too Many Mornings Bob Dylan 8 Only A Hobo Bob Dylan 9 Only A Pawn In Their Game Bob Dylan 10 Only Love Can Break Your Heart Neil Young John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 14 2009 06:02 AM Only Love Can Break Your Heart -- Neil Young Only New York Going On* -- Francis Dunnery Only the Lonely -- Roy Orbison Onomatopoeia** -- Todd Rundgren Ontario, Quebec and Me -- Billy Bragg Ooby Dooby -- Roy Orbison Open My Eyes -- The Nazz Open Sesame -- Freddie Hubbard Other Side of Summer -- Elvis Costello Our House -- Crosby Stills and Nash Our Prayer -- Brian Wilson * - Very nice ballad of the city ** - Funny sharpie Jun 14 2009 08:24 AM The Other Side of Summer -- Elvis Costello The Other Side of The World -- KT Tunstall The Other Side of This Life -- David Byrne* The Other Side of This Life -- Jefferson Airplane* The Other Side of Town -- Steve Earle Our Lady of the Highways -- John Wesley Harding Out Bloody Rageous -- The Soft Machine Out of the Blue -- Roxy Music Out of the Picture -- Son Volt Out of the Window -- Violent Femmes Out of Touch -- Lucinda Williams * Same title, different song TheOldMole Jun 14 2009 09:02 AM I have The Other Side of this Life by Fred Neil -- are either of these covers of Fred? Rockin' Doc Jun 14 2009 06:00 PM <b>Other Side of the World -- K.T. Tunstall</b> Otherside -- Red Hot Chili Peppers Our House -- Crosby, Stills, & Nash Our Town -- Marshall Crenshaw Out All Night -- Todd Snider Out In The Cold -- Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers Out Of My Head -- Fastball Over My Head -- Fleetwood Mac* Overjoyed -- Jars of Clay** Overjoyed -- Stevie Wonder** Oye Como Va -- Santana *Stevie Nicks may have gotten all the publicity, but Christine McVie had such a great voice. **Same title, but two distinctly different songs. themetfairy Jun 14 2009 06:04 PM Out of My Head - Fastball Out of My Mind - John Mayer Trio Over-Rate - Gavin DeGraw Over at the Frankenstein Place - Barry Bostwick/Susan Sarandon (Rocky Horror Picture Show Soundtrack) Over My Head (Cable Car) - The Fray Pancreas - Weird Al Yankovic Papa Gene's Blues - The Monkees Party at the Leper Colony - Weird Al Yankovic Pay For What You Get - Dave Matthews Band Philosophy - Ben Folds Five Phony Calls - Weird Al Yankovic* An unusually Weird Al-heavy selection * Spoofing Waterfalls Willets Point Jun 14 2009 07:36 PM ="Swan Swan H":1ipk1pbh] * To Willets' point (ha!) I have heard Shindell say several times that this song is exactly what he thinks - a series of images inspired by his time as a seminary student. [/quote:1ipk1pbh] It brings me great joy to have an explanation. I've seen Shindell in concert several times but he's never played this song and I've long wondered what it could be about. Swan Swan H Jun 14 2009 07:39 PM I bring the joy 24/7/365. John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 14 2009 08:07 PM Philosophy - Ben Folds Five Pick Up the Change -- Wilco Pick Up the Pieces -- Average White Band Pieholden Suite -- Wilco Piensa En Mi -- Freddy Fender Pilgrimage* -- REM Pills & Soap -- Elvis Costello Pink Houses -- John Cougar Lunchbucket Mellancamp Plane Wreck at Los Gatos -- Joe Ely Please Don't Bury Me -- John Prine Please Mr. Postman -- Carpenters * Top 5 REM song, still Swan Swan H Jun 14 2009 08:15 PM Freddy Fender - what a voice. I listened to a lot of WHN back in the 70s, and loved his version of Vaya Con Dios. I think I need to go get that sucker on iTunes. John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 14 2009 08:21 PM It's strange. That Feder song (and the Joe Ely song also on that list) is off the first "Los Super Seven" record but the composer/performers show up separately as the artists in iTunes, at least for some of the compositions. Anyway it is a good record! I for some reason thought my Puerto Rican neighbor was Mexican and played it for him once. Could have ended in violence but he was a good sport! Mucho cerveza fria. Frayed Knot Jun 14 2009 08:22 PM ]Stevie Nicks may have gotten all the publicity, but Christine McVie had such a great voice. Christine didn't sleep with enough band members to get the big ink. TheOldMole Jun 14 2009 08:31 PM Please Don't Bury Me -- John Prine 1 Please Don't Leave Me Fats Domino 2 Please Please Me The Beatles 3a Please Send Me Someone To Love Wade Flemons 3b Please Send Me Someone To Love Percy Mayfield 3c Please Send Me Someone To Love Count Basie & Joe Williams 3d Please Send Me Someone To Love Sade 3e Please Send Me Someone To Love The Moonglows 4 Please, Mr. Doctor Tampa Red 5 Pledging My Love Johnny Ace 6 Pocket Full Of Blues John Hicks 7 Poison Ivy The Coasters 8 Police & Thieves The Clash 9 Police Dog Blues Ry Cooder 10 Police on My Back The Clash TheOldMole Jun 14 2009 08:32 PM Swan -- check out some of the things Freddy did with the Texas Tornados. Swan Swan H Jun 14 2009 08:35 PM I've heard a lot of Tornados tunes on WFUV. Excellent stuff. Willets Point Jun 14 2009 08:38 PM Police & Thieves The Clash Policy of Truth - Depeche Mode Polish - Fugazi Political Prisoner - Gez Varley Political Song for Michael Jackson To Sing -Minutemen The Politics of Dancing - re-flex Polly's Dress - Hem Polythene Pam - The Beatles Polyushke Polye (Meadowlands) - Pete Seeger Pontape - Rento Cohen Pool & Dive - The Replacements Rockin' Doc Jun 15 2009 06:45 AM <b>Polythene Pam -- The Beatles</b> Popstars -- Rooney* Pork and Beans -- Weezer Positively 4th Street -- Bob Dylan Post Office -- Cravin' Melon The Power of Gold -- Dan Fogelberg & Tim Weisberg Pray For Rain -- Pfr Precious Declaration -- Collective Soul Prelude/Angry Young Man -- Billy Joel Presence of the Lord -- Blind Faith Pressure -- Billy Joel * Robert Schwartzman is the lead singer of the band Rooney. He played Anne Hathaway's love interest in the movie <i>Princess Diaries</i>. He is the son of Jack Saltzman and Talia Shire. His uncle is Francis Ford Coppolla, his cousins include Nicholas Cage and Sofia Coppolla. Swan Swan H Jun 15 2009 03:21 PM Prelude/Angry Young Man - Billy Joel The Present - Hem The Present Tense Tureen - Moxy Früvous Preston Miller - Tracy Grammer * The Pretender - Jackson Browne (2 versions) Pretty Girl From Chile - The Avett Brothers Pretty Girl From San Diego - The Avett Brothers Pretty How Town - Kris Delmhorst Pretty Little Stranger - Joan Osborne Pretty Persuasion - R.E.M. Prickly Thorn, But Sweetly Worn - The White Stripes I had more matches on this list than, I think, any other in the thread - the Weezer, the Dylan, the Fogelberg/Weisberg and the Billy Joel I am going off of. * One of the most interesting sets of lyrics in my collection, a murder ballad written in a very odd, old-fashioned manner and played rather fast. I can't sing anyway, but if I could I wouldn't try to get through this song on a bet. A real favorite of mine. [url]http://www.tracygrammer.com/php/lyrics.php?uid=507[/url] seawolf17 Jun 15 2009 07:33 PM Sounds interesting. Clicked a library request through for the Grammer. metsguyinmichigan Jun 15 2009 10:23 PM Working off "Pretty Persuasion" by REM 1) "The Price" by Twisted Sister (Three versions) - 1A) "The Price" by SMF 2) "Pride (In the Name of Love)" by U2 (two versions) -2A)"Pride (In the Name of Love)" by Delirious 3) "Pride Away" by Kutless (two versions) 4) "Private Eyes" by Hall & Oates 5 "The Promise" by When in Rome * 6) "Promises" by Del Leppard 7) "Promises in the Dark" by Pat Benatar (two versions) 8) "Promises, Promises" by Naked Eyes (three versions) 9) "Proud Mary" by Creedence Clearwater Revival - 9A) "Proud Mary" by John Fogarty - 9B) "Broud Mary" by Ike and Tina Turner 10) "Proudest Monkey" by Dave Matthews Band * The Napoleon Dyanmite soundtrack has some good '80s songs. TheOldMole Jun 16 2009 04:36 AM Proud Mary" by Creedence Clearwater Revival 1. Proust - Remembrance of Things Past * 2. Prove It On Me Ma Rainey 3. Psychedelic Shack The Temptations 4. Psycho Killer Talking Heads 5. Puff the Magic Dragon. Peter, Paul, and Mary 6. Pulled Up Talking Heads 7. Punjab Pepper Adams 8. Purple Haze Jimi Hendrix 9. Put Your Cat Clothes On Carl Perkins 10. Quasimodo Charlie Parker, Miles Davis * Yes, the whole thing, although I only put it on my iPod one book at a time. seawolf17 Jun 16 2009 04:56 AM Off Purple Haze, which I also have the Ozzy Osbourne version (but not the Winger version, which is awful): Push - Matchbox 20 Push Comes To Shove - Joe Perry Pussy Liquor - Rob Zombie Put It Down - Mike Doughty * Put The Boy Back In Cowboy - Bon Jovi Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is - Jet Pvt. Ledbetter - Tesla Pyramids - Eyes Adrift Quality - Barenaked Ladies Que Onda Guero - Beck * Na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na naaaaaaaaaaaaaa.... <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/gmMDc4M0uAY&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/gmMDc4M0uAY&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object> Willets Point Jun 16 2009 08:35 AM Que Onda Guero - Beck * Quickie - Ryan Montbleau Band Quiet Houses - Fleet Foxes Rabbit's Dying - Kristin Hersh & Tonya Donnelly The Race Is On Again - Yo La Tengo Radio Nowhere - Bruce Springsteen Ragged Wood - Fleet Foxes Railroad Bill - Crooked Still ** The Rain - K-OS Rainbows in the Dark - Tilly & The Wall The Rake's Song - The Decemberists *** * This song brings back memories of passing through Puerto Rican neighborhoods in New York in the 70's. ** Great bluegrass-y band from Boston. I happened to stumble on their first live performance back in 2001 and they were pretty good even then. *** Strong contender for the catchiest song ever written about murdering children. sharpie Jun 16 2009 09:39 AM The Rake's Song -- The Decemberists Randy -- Dolly Parton Rape Me -- Nirvana Rarity -- Lucinda Williams Raspberry Beret -- Prince The Rat -- The Walkmen Rave On -- Buddy Holly Raw Power -- The Stooges Razor Dance -- Richard Thompson Ready to Die -- The Unicorns Real Light -- The Jayhawks The first two songs put together make an uncomfortable pairing between Dolly Parton and Kurt Cobain Swan Swan H Jun 16 2009 09:51 AM Raspberry Beret - Prince also: Raspberry Beret - Hindu Love Gods 1. Rattlin' Roarin' Willie - The Barra MacNeils * 2. Ray's Ukranian Wine Cellar Polka/Nelli's Afterthought - Paperboys 3. re: stacks - Bon Iver 4. Reach Up - Jenee Halstead 5. Reach V. Speed - Spinanes 6. Reaction - Pete And J 7. Reading You - We're About 9 8a. Ready for Love - Duke Rhythm & Blue 8b. Ready for Love - India.Arie 9. The Real El Rey - Frank Black 10. Real Long Distance - Josh Ritter * A collaboration with The Chieftains from an album called Fire in the Kitchen. The album consists of such collaborations with leading Canadian Celtic musicians including my favorite, Great Big Sea. John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 16 2009 09:00 PM Real Long Distance - Josh Ritter* *--Just now purchased it so as to keep the thread happening and broaden my horizons. Have heard Ritter songs off and on before. Real Man -- Todd Rundgren Real Rock Drive** -- The Blasters The Rebel Jesus -- Jackson Browne Rebel Rebel -- David Bowie Rebels -- Tom Petty** Reconsider Me -- Warren Zevon Red's Song -- The Jayhawks Reelin in the Years -- Steely Dan Refugee -- Tom Petty Remember Me -- Freedy Johnston ** -- Could have sworn I also had "Rebel Yell" oh, well. metsguyinmichigan Jun 16 2009 10:41 PM Working off "Refugee" 1) "Rejoice" by Audio Adrenaline 2) "Relax" by Frankie Goes to Hollywood 3) "Remember" by the Raveonettes 4) "Renaissance" by Mat Kearney 5) "Reptile" by The Church 6) "Resist" by Rush (three versions) 7) "Resonate" by SonicFlood 8) "Respect" by Aretha Franklin 9) "Resting Place" by Bruce Hornsby 10) "Restless" by Needtobreathe themetfairy Jun 17 2009 06:22 AM Edited 1 time(s), most recently on Jun 17 2009 06:25 AM Renaissance - Mat Kearney Rent a Cop - Ben Folds Restons Amis - Gregory Lemarchel* Rhyme and Reason - Dave Matthews Band Ricky - Weird Al Yankovic Ride the Break - Ari Hest Right - They're Playing Our Song Broadway soundtrack Right By Your Side - Dave Koz The Right Kind - Jason Mraz Right of Way - Ari Hest Rock Star - Ben Folds *This is another track off of the CD that I bought as a souvenir from my trip to the Montreux Jazz Festival in 2007. This is a pretty representative mix for me - mostly adult alternative, a little smooth jazz, a little Broadway, a little comedy. Plus a French song for something different. TheOldMole Jun 17 2009 06:23 AM "Respect" by Aretha Franklin 1. Restless Farewell Bob Dylan 2. Reuben's Train Doc Watson 3. Reva Duke Ellington 4. Revenge Is--Murder! The Shadow (Old Time Radio broadcast) 5. Revolution The Beatles 6. Revolution #9 The Beatles 7. Revolution Rock The Clash 8. Rhapsody In Blue Chucho Valdes 9. Rhumba Man Jesse Winchester 10. Rhythm Club Stomp King Oliver and His Orchestra Is that The Blasters covering Bill Haley and the Comets' Real Rock Drive? themetfairy Jun 17 2009 06:25 AM I beat you Mole. TheOldMole Jun 17 2009 05:14 PM Story of my life. seawolf17 Jun 18 2009 08:46 PM I guess I'll bounce off "Rock Star." I have four different songs with that title -- all different -- including Ben's. And away we go: Rock The Casbah - The Clash Rock The Night - Europe * Rock This Town - Stray Cats Rock You Like A Hurricane - Scorpions Rock You Tonight - Firehouse Rock! Rock! (Til You Drop) - Def Leppard Rocket - Def Leppard ** Rocket - Smashing Pumpkins Rocket Man - Elton John *** Rocket Queen - GNR Rocket To The Moon - Don Airey featuring Harry James * "WHOA-OH, WHOA-OH!" ** Leave it to the resident hair metal fan to have a bunch of "Rock" songs in a row. *** "One of these things is not like the others... one of these things doesn't belong." metsguyinmichigan Jun 18 2009 10:19 PM Sweet! I could have worked off five of those songs! But we'll go with "Rocket Man" by Elton John 1) "Rocket Ride" by Kiss -- 1A) "Rocket Ride (Live)" by Ace Frehley 2) "Rockin' All Over the World" by John Fogerty 3) "Rockin' in the Free World" by Neil Young (two versions) 4) "Rockin' in the USA" by Kiss 5) "Rockin' into the Night" by .38 Special 6) "Rockin' Me" by Steve Miller 7) "Rocking the Paradise" by Styx 8) "Rocks Off" by Def Leppard 9) "Rock Star" by Third Day 10) "Rocky Racoon" by the Beatles sharpie Jun 19 2009 07:21 AM Rockin' in the Free World-- Neil Young Rocks Off -- Rolling Stones Roll With It --- Oasis The Rollercoaster Ride -- Belle and Sebastian Rollin' and Tumblin' -- Bob Dylan* Romance in Durango -- Bob Dylan* Romanza Quartiere -- Ennio Morricone Romeo and Juliet -- Dire Straits Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) -- Bruce Springsteen A Rose for Emily -- The Zombies Roses in the Snow -- Nico The Theme for this list: Rock, Roll, Romance, Roses * Two in a row for the Bobster (pretty sure he's the most represented in itunes) metirish Jun 19 2009 07:30 AM Roll With It --- Oasis -- one of my favorite Oais songs The Rolling People - The Verve Romeo & Juliet - Dire Straits Rooster - Alice in Chains* Root Down - Beastie Boys**** Rosalie - Thin Lizzy ** Rumba De Barcelona - Manu Chao Run - Snow Patrol Runnin Down A Dream - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Running Up That Hill - Kate Bush *** RVM - Pearl Jam * four different versions ** A Bob Seger cover that became a huge favorite for Lizzy fans *** from the brilliant " Left of the Dial" - Dispatches From the 80's Underground 4 CD box set **** Absolutly love this CD....recently transfered it to iTunes and played it for the first time in years....great stuff. During "Sabotage"...that few seconds of quite half way through the song and then the guitar riff breaks back in....pure magic seawolf17 Jun 19 2009 08:04 AM I love "Runnin' Down A Dream." It's going to be stuck in my head all day now. I'd play off it, but I have eleven more "Running" songs after that one, and we'll never stop running. So I'll let someone else take this one. Vic Sage Jun 19 2009 08:19 AM ROMEO & JULIET - Dire Straits: 1) ROOM OFF THE STREET - Suzanne Vega 2) ROSIE - Jackson Browne 3) ROUTE 66 - Chuck Berry 4) RUDY CAN'T FAIL - The Clash 5) RUN FOR YOUR LIFE - The Beatles 6) RUN THROUGH THE JUNGLE - CCR 7) RUNNING ON EMPTY - J.Browne 8) RUSSIANS - Sting 9) S'WONDERFUL - Ella Fitzgerald 10) SAD EYED LADY OF LOWLANDS - Dylan TheOldMole Jun 19 2009 08:34 AM RUDIE CAN'T FAIL - The Clash * 1. Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer Gene Autry ** 2. Ruler of My Heart Irma Thomas 3. Rumble (1974) Link Wray 4. Rumors Blue Shirley & Lee 5. Run Come See Blind Blake 6. Run, Joe Louis Jordan & his Tympani 5 7. Runaround The Three Chuckles *** 8. Runaround Sue Dion & The Belmonts 9. Runaway Child, Running Wild The Temptations 10. Runnin' Wild Pee Wee Crayton * Rudie as in rude boy -- not a campaign song for Mr. Giuliani ** I have no shame. But I do have a selection of kids' music on my iPod, and I also have some decent representation of Gene Autry, who was great in his heyday. *** The first song I heard the first time I tuned in Allan Freed on the radio. Swan Swan H Jun 19 2009 08:36 AM Edged out by Mole. metsguyinmichigan Jun 19 2009 09:58 AM Working off the biggest hit from the Angel's former owner -- and one of my least favorite Rankin-Bass special -- "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer" 1) "Rumble Seat" by by John Mellencamp 2) "Run" by Kutless (two versions) 3) "Run" by Paul Colman Trio (different song, two versions) 4) "Run" by Snow Patrol (different song) 5) "Run Away" by Live (two versions) 6) "Run Like Hell" by Pink Floyd 7) "Run Runaway" by Slade * 8) "Run to the Water" by Live 9) "Run to You" by Bryan Adams 10) "Run with the Pack" by Bad Company * That Slade song is a glorious slice of infectious '80s pop! Willets Point Jun 19 2009 11:22 AM ="metsguyinmichigan":m89dkqj6]7) "Run Runaway" by Slade * * That Slade song is a glorious slice of infectious '80s pop![/quote:m89dkqj6] Love the video, especially where the funny-looking guy makes faces at the camera. <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/bHoPYLQvnQM&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/bHoPYLQvnQM&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object> I've tried to buy that song from iTunes, but they only have a karaoke version. Swan Swan H Jun 19 2009 11:42 AM WP, The Slade version is on iTunes now, and if you've got an extra 99 cents pick up the cover by Great Big Sea as well. I offer my money back guarantee on the GBS, a guarantee that is entirely worthless but is offered with all the best intentions. Swan Swan H Jun 19 2009 11:54 AM Oh, I almost forgot: Run Run Away - Slade also: Run Runaway - Great Big Sea 1. Run to Me - Matthew Sweet & Susanna Hoffs 2. Runaway Day - Alice Peacock 3. Runaway Feeling - The Thorns 4a. Runaway Train - Kasey Chambers 4b. Runaway Train - Soul Asylum (Different song) 5. Runnin' - Anthony Da Costa 6. Runnin' With The Night - Robert Earl Keen * 7a. Running Away - Hoobastank ** 7b. Running Away - Toby Lightman (Different Song) 8. Running Back To You - Beth Amsel *** 9. Running Up The Stairs - Peter Mulvey 10. Rush - People In Planes **** * From Keen's Picnic album, a really excellent mix of originals, covers of songs by X and James McMurtry among others, and a couple of appearances by Margo Timmins of Cowboy Junkies. Then Came Lo Mein is a favorite. ** Yes, Hoobastank. But think of this, if YOU had Hoobastank on your iPod, would you have the guts to put it out here? *** A fine songwriter with a gorgeous voice who has had so little success that she has just about given up recording. Sigh. **** I was given this CD when my company did some work for their label, and it's a nice enough pop/rock album. Willets Point Jun 19 2009 12:43 PM ="Swan Swan H":pfpeibsf]WP, The Slade version is on iTunes now, and if you've got an extra 99 cents pick up the cover by Great Big Sea as well. I offer my money back guarantee on the GBS, a guarantee that is entirely worthless but is offered with all the best intentions.[/quote:pfpeibsf] Fucking sweet! First thing I'll do when I get home. metirish Jun 19 2009 01:11 PM Songs are a $1.29 these days . Swan Swan H Jun 19 2009 01:21 PM Still a lot of stuff for under a buck. The new, popular stuff is up there, but the crap I buy is still 99 cents for the most part. metirish Jun 19 2009 01:23 PM ] ** Yes, Hoobastank. But think of this, if YOU had Hoobastank on your iPod, would you have the guts to put it out here? The Reason is a song I love....... seawolf17 Jun 19 2009 01:40 PM ="metirish"] ] ** Yes, Hoobastank. But think of this, if YOU had Hoobastank on your iPod, would you have the guts to put it out here? The Reason is a song I love....... I will openly admit to have both those Hoobastank songs on my mp3 player. I'd follow up Swan's list, but we still wouldn't get out of the "Run" section, so I'll wait until someone else gets us into S. Willets Point Jun 19 2009 01:48 PM I've never heard of Hoobastank so I can't mock you for it. Frayed Knot Jun 19 2009 04:51 PM ]Runaway Train - Kasey Chambers I like that one. Sexy-voiced chick songs are cool. WFUV was playing the hell out of it for a while and then it disappeared. Swan Swan H Jun 19 2009 05:14 PM Kasey Chambers, who is from Australia, got a bit of a bump when The Captain was used over the closing credits of a Sopranos episode, but hasn't gotten much momentum in the US. My friend Jim saw her in NYC last fall and said she put on an hell of a show. metsguyinmichigan Jun 19 2009 06:02 PM Working off "Runaway Train" by Soul Asylum 1) "Runner" by Manfred Mann's Earth Band 2) "Running With the Devil" by Van Halen 3) "Running Down a Dream" by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers 4) "Running on Empty" by Jackson Browne 5) "Rush Across the Road" by Joe Jackson 6) "Russians" by Sting 7) "S.M.F." by Twisted Sister (three versions) -- 7A) "S.M.F." by Dee Snider's S.M.Fs 8) "S.O.S" by ABBA 9) "S.O.S." by ABC * 10) "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" by Balck Sabbath * Different song. I love ABC. John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 19 2009 06:43 PM ="Swan Swan H"]Still a lot of stuff for under a buck. The new, popular stuff is up there, but the crap I buy is still 99 cents for the most part. Some of the shit I like is now 69 cents a song. Like, the whole Utopia back catalog which you all should own. "Running on Empty" by Jackson Browne Running Scared -- Roy Orbison Sabre Dance (Love Sculpture) -- Dave Edmunds Sabu Visits the Twin Cities Alone -- John Prine Saddle in the Rain -- John Prine Safety Dance -- Men Without Hats Sailing to Philadelphia -- Mark Knopfler Sakeena's Vison -- Art Blakey Sam Hall -- Johnny Cash Sam Stone -- John Prine Same Thing happened to Me -- John Prine Wow. Four John Prine songs in an alphabetical 10 (out of 2,221 in this list). Can you beat that? Edgy DC Jun 19 2009 06:55 PM Would've been even cooler if it was four Men Without Hats songs. TheOldMole Jun 19 2009 07:27 PM Sam Stone -- John Prine (But I also have Dave Edmunds' Sabre Dance) 1 San Francisco Bay Blues Hot Tuna 2. Santa Fe Blues Little Brother Montgomery 3. Santa-Fe Bob Dylan 4a. Satin Doll Duke Ellington 4b Satin Doll Red Garland 4c Satin Doll (take 5) Wes Montgomery 5a Satisfaction Jimmy Smith 5b Satisfaction Rolling Stones 6a Saturday Night Fish Fry Louis Jordan 6b Saturday Night Fish Fry Pearl Bailey & Moms Mabley 6c Saturday Night Fish Fry The Blue Dots 7. Saucer Eyes Eric Dolphy 8. Sausage Rock Earl Johnson 9 Save My Soul Jack Scott 10a Save The Last Dance For Me The Drifters 1b Save the Last Dance for Me - Aaron Neville Edgy DC Jun 19 2009 07:40 PM Save The Last Dance For Me --- The Drifters (My version is third rate.) <ol><li>"Say Please" Guadalcanal Diary <i>2X4</i></li> <li>"Sea of Love" John Fahey <i>Old Girlfriends and Other Horrible Memories</i></li> <li>"Sean" The Proclaimers <i>Sunshine On Leith</i></li> <li>"Seen Your Video" The Replacements <i>Let It Be</i></li> <li>"Seńor (Tales of Yankee Power)" Calexico & Willie Nelson <i>I'm Not There (Original Soundtrack) [Bonus Track Version]</i></li> <li>"Sex and Candy" Marcy Playground <i>Marcy Playground</i></li> <li>"Shadows In Silence" Enigma <i>Love Sensuality Devotion: The Greatest Hits</i></li> <li>"Shadrach" Beastie Boys <i>Paul's Boutique</i></li> <li>"Shake Your Rump" Beastie Boys <i>Paul's Boutique</i></li> <li>"Shango (Previously Unissued)" Guadalcanal Diary <i>2X4</i></li></ol> Swan Swan H Jun 19 2009 07:40 PM ="Edgy DC":klu9lswr]Would've been even cooler if it was four Men Without Hats songs.[/quote:klu9lswr] The members of Men Without Hats don't even have four Men Without Hats songs on their iPods. John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 19 2009 08:34 PM I have two, which I would guess is double what most people have. sharpie Jun 19 2009 08:49 PM Seen Your Video -- The Replacements Selim -- Miles Davis Seneca -- Tortoise Senior Service -- Elvis Costello Senor (Tales of Yankee Power) -- Bob Dylan Sentimental Walk -- Diva The Serpent -- Genesis Set Me Free Rosa Lee -- Los Lobos Set the Controls For the Heart of the Sun -- Pink Floyd Set the Twilight Reeling -- Lou Reed Settin' the Woods On Fire -- Hank Williams TheOldMole Jun 19 2009 09:30 PM Settin' the Woods On Fire -- Hank Williams 1. Seven Curses Bob Dylan 2. Seven Days Bob Dylan 3. Seven Drunken Nights Flogging Molly 4. Seven Mile Bridge John Hall 5. Seven Steps to Heaven Miles Davis 6. Sexy Sadie The Beatles 7. Sexy Ways The Midnighters 8. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band The Beatles 8. Sh-Boom The Chords 10a. Shake a Hand Paul McCartney 10b. Shake a Hand Snooks Eaglin 10c. Shake a Hand Jackie Wilson and Linda Hopkins 10d. Shake a Hand Laverne Baker 10e. Shake a Hand Stevie Ray Vaughan 10f. Shake a Hand Faye Adams 10g. Shake a Hand Elvis Presley 10h. Shake a Hand Savannah Churchill 10i. Shake a Hand Bob Dylan 10j. Shake a Hand Ruth Brown 10k. Shake a Hand Red Foley Coulda sworn I had more versions.... Swan Swan H Jun 20 2009 05:53 AM Seven Steps to Heaven - Miles Davis 1. Seven Ways - Iain Campbell Smith 2. Seven Wonders - Nickel Creek 3. Seven Words You Can Never Say On Television - George Carlin 4a. Seven Years - Abbie Gardner * 4b. Seven Years - Cowboy Junkies 4c. Seven Years - Natalie Merchant 4d. Seven Years - Red Molly (2 versions) * 5. Seventeen Septembers - Ellis Paul 6. Severed Hand - Pearl Jam 7. Sex (I'm A...) - Berlin 8. Sex Bandaid - Antje Duvekot 9. Shades Of Black, Shades Of Blue - Richard Shindell 10. Shades of Blue - Phil Minissale ** * Abbie's song, done solo from a performance podcast, and with her band Red Molly. The other two are different songs. ** Terrific young acoustic blues guitarist and singer/songwriter. metsguyinmichigan Jun 20 2009 09:17 AM Working off "Sex (I'm a) by Berlin 1) "Sex as a Weapon" by Pat Benatar 2) "Sexual Healing" by Marvin Gaye 3) "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" by Paul McCartney - 3A) "Sgt. Pepper/With a Little Help From My Friends" by the Beatles * - 3B) "Sgt. Pepper reprise/Day in the Life" by the Beatles 4) "Shades of Gray" by Billy Joel 5) "Shadow Proves the Sunshine" by Switchfoot (Four versions) ** 6) "Shadowhand" by Bruce Hornsby (two versions) 7) "Shadows of the Night" by Pat Benatar 8) "Shake it Up" by The Cars -- 8A) "Shake it Up" by The New Cars 9) "Shake Me Like a Monkey" by Dave Mathews Band *** 10) "Shake Your Foundations" By AC/DC * My favorite Beatles song, or songs in this case ** My favorite Switchfoot song, and was No 1 on my iTunes most played listing until my kids' iPods were added to it... *** from the new CD, which is really good. seawolf17 Jun 21 2009 10:54 AM Off "Monkey," and I'll second MGIM's call about "Big Whiskey," which is top-notch: Shake Shake - Wildbirds Shake Some Action - Cracker Shake That - Eminem Shake The Tree - Thunder (and live version) Shake Ya Tailfeather - Nelly Shakin My Cage - Joe Fuckin' Perry * Shakin' - Eddie Money ** Shakin' The Blues - Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies *** Shame On You - Aerosmith Shame Shame - Aerosmith * The coolest cat in rock. More excited about his solo album this summer than I am about Aerosmith ever putting anything new out again. ** The Ducks do a "Sing For Your Dinner" promotion between innings, where they bring someone up on one of the dugouts to sing karaoke for a few seconds. Usually, the singer sucks, but the crowd cheers and they give the singer a restaurant gift certificate. A few seasons ago, my wife, my friend and I were at a game, and I hopped up at the close of an inning to get some food. While I'm waiting on line directly behind our seats, they introduce "Ed from Levittown," who starts singing "Two Tickets To Paradise." The guy was good -- really good. Nailed it. I turned around in line and caught my friend's eye, and we gave each other a thumbs-up, as if to say "Hey, this guy's pretty good." I got back to my seat, and sure enough, there's Eddie Money up there singing. *** Rawk. Willets Point Jun 21 2009 09:31 PM Shake Some Action - Cracker I seem to have a lot of songs with some variation on the word "shake" in the title. Shake the Disease - Depeche Mode Shake Those Simmons Down - Music Together Shake Your Hips - The Rolling Stones Shake Rattle & Roll - (1)Joe Turner & His Blues Kings, (2) Sam Cooke * Shakers and Movers - Midnight Oil Shakespeare's Sister - The Smiths Shakin' - Johnny Most ** Shakin' All Over - Johnny Kidd & the Pirates Shaking the Tree - Peter Gabriel Shame For You - Lily Allen * Two versions of the song but not the Bill Haley version which is probably the most famous. ** Boston-based funk band that includes a guy I new in college and worked with for a few years. Don't think the band exists anymore. TheOldMole Jun 21 2009 10:13 PM Shake Rattle & Roll - (1)Joe Turner 1 Shakin' All Over/Gloria ... Van Morrison 2 Shakin' In The Sixties The Beatles 3 Shakin' the African Don Redman 4 Shame, Shame, Shame Smiley Lewis 6 Shape I'm In The Band 7Shave_'Em_Dry_Blues Ma Rainey 8 She Ain't Nowhere Sunnyland Slim 9 She Blinded Me with Science Thomas Dolby 10 She Came In Through The Bathroom Window The Beatles TheOldMole Jun 21 2009 10:15 PM Sam Cooke did Shake Rattle and Roll? I'll have to find that. Elvis also did it. The Bill Haley version is famous for bowdlerizing the lyrics ("Wearin' those dresses, the sun come shinin' through" becomes "Wearin' those dresses, your hair done up so nice"), but they left in one verse that was so subtly dirty they didn't get it -- "I'm like a one-eyed cat, peepin' in a seafood store." metsguyinmichigan Jun 21 2009 11:06 PM Working off "She Blinded Me With Science" by Thomas Dolby 1) "She Called Up" by Crowded House 2) "She Drives Me Crazy" by Fine Young Cannibals 3) "She Loves You" by the Beatles 4) "She Takes My Breath Away" by Eddie Money (two versions) 5) "She's On" by Ric Ocasek * 6) "Sheena is a Punk Rocker" by The Ramones (two versions) 7) "Sherry" by the Four Seasons 8) "Shine" by Newsboys (seven versions) 9) ""Shine Like it Does" by INXS 10) "Shine On" by Needtobreathe * Ric Ocasek has some really good solo stuff, but except for "Something to Grab For," "Emotion in Motion" and "The Way You Look Tonight" it doesn't get too much attention. I was worried that I didn't have "She Came in Through the Bathroom Window" when I did a quick scan, but turned out I joined all those Abbey Road tracks together in one track. Early iTunes had a little separation between songs unless you connected them. TheOldMole Jun 22 2009 04:06 AM "She Loves You" by the Beatles 1 She Put The Hurt On Me Prince La La 2 She Said She Said The Beatles 3 She Said Yeah Larry Will... 4a She Thinks I Still Care Little Willie John 4b She Thinks I Still Care George Jones 5 She's a Cool Operator Tampa Red 6 She's A Truckin' Little Mama Blind Boy Fuller 7 She's a Woman - I Feel Fine The Beatles 8 She's About A Mover Bob Dylan & Doug Sahm 9 She's Been Gone H-Bomb Ferguson 10 She's Funny That Way Frank Sinatra Art Farmer Joe Pass Count Basie And Oscar Peterson Jimmie Noone Lennie Tristano Art Tatum Coleman Hawkins Richard Whiting -- a great composer -- only wrote the lyrics to one melody, and that was "She's Funny That Way." You'd think anyone who could write that could a lyric would write more. sharpie Jun 22 2009 07:35 AM She Said She Said -- The Beatles* She Shook Me Cold -- David Bowie She Told Me Lies -- The Chesterfield Kings She Took a Long Cold Look -- Syd Barrett Sheena Is a Punk Rocker -- The Ramones** Sheep -- Pink Floyd Shika Shika -- 3 Mustaphas 3 Shiny Happy People -- REM The Ship Song -- Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds Shipbuilding -- Elvis Costello Shirley -- Billy Bragg * Beatles surely the band that has had the most links. No surprise there. ** This showed up 2 lists ago from Michigan. John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 22 2009 09:16 AM Shirley -- Billy Bragg A Short Reprise for Mary Todd, who Went Insane But For Very Good Reasons -- Sufjan "STFU" Stevens A Shot in the Arm -- Wilco Should've Been in Love -- Wilco Shouldn't Be Ashamed -- Wilco Shout -- Tears for Fears Show Biz Kids -- Steely Dan Show Me -- The Pretenders Sick of Myself -- Matthew Sweet Sideshow -- Blue Magic The Sidewinder -- Lee Morgan TheOldMole Jun 22 2009 05:14 PM The Sidewinder -- Lee Morgan 1. Sign on the Window Bob Dylan 2. Signals Of Love Jimmy Reed 3a. Silent Night The Drifters 3b. Silent Night Harry Belafonte 3c. Silent Night The Dell Vikings 3d. Silent Night The Temptations 3e. Silent Night, Pt 1 Chet Baker 4. Silhouettes The Rays 5, Silver Haired Daddy of Mine Johnny Cash 6. Simple Twist of Fate Bob Dylan 7. Simply Sweets Harry 'Sweets' Edison 8. Since I Fell For You The Harptones 9. Since I Laid My Burden Down 9. The Elders McIntorsh And Edwards' Sanctified Singers 10. Since I Met You Baby Ivory Joe Hunter sharpie Jun 23 2009 07:39 AM Simple Twist of Fate-- Bob Dylan A Simple Way to Go Faster Than -- Tortoise Sin City -- Emmylou Harris & Beck Since I've Been Loving You -- Led Zeppelin Sing a Powerful Song -- The Saw Doctors Sing a Song for Them -- Jenny Lewis Sing Me Spanish Techno -- New Pornographers Singapore -- Tom Waits Sister Let Them Try and Follow -- Only Three Sister Morphine -- Marianne Faithfull Sit Down, I Think I Love You -- The Mojo Men Swan Swan H Jun 23 2009 08:29 AM Sin City - Beck & Emmylou Harris also Sin City - Richard Shindell w/Lucy Kaplansky 1a. Since You've Asked - Dan Fogelberg & Tim Weisberg * 1b. Since You Asked - Beth Nielsen Chapman * 1c. Since You Asked - Judy Collins * 2. Since You Been Gone - Kelly Clarkson ** 3. Since You Went Away - Kris Delmhorst 4. Sing For The Submarine - R.E.M. 5. Sing Me Back Home - Richard Shindell *** 6. Sing Me Down - Vance Gilbert 7. Sink My Teeth In - Jess Klein 8a. Sink Or Swim - Anthony Da Costa 8b. Sink Or Swim - Kris Delmhorst (Different song) 9. Sink Ships - Ryan Adams & The Cardinals 10. Sinking In It - The Push Stars * The same song, despite the slightly different grammatical take on the title. ** I think this song would have been a hit in any of the past 30-40 years or so. It's just a sticky sweet little pop nugget. *** Merle Haggard cover Edgy DC Jun 23 2009 09:33 AM ="John Cougar Lunchbucket":3gckznst]I have two, which I would guess is double what most people have.[/quote:3gckznst] Is the second "I Like" or "Pop Goes the World"? John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 23 2009 09:48 AM it goes something like this <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/Ba1GXi-9fbA&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/Ba1GXi-9fbA&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object> metsguyinmichigan Jun 23 2009 11:08 AM Working off "Sing for the Submarine" by REM 1) "Sing Me Away" by Night Ranger 2) "Sing the Blues" by Etta James * 3) "Single Me Out" by Lisa Loeb 4) "Sink or Swim" by Sanctus Real 5) "Sink the Pink" by AC/DC 6) "Sir Duke" by Stevie Wonder 7) "Sister" by Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds 8) "Sister Golden Hair" by America 9) "Sister of Mercy" by Thompson Twins 10) "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay" by Otis Redding * Most likely to appear on Mole's list! Rockin' Doc Jun 23 2009 11:24 AM <b>Sister Golden Hair -- America</b>* Sister Psychic -- Smash Mouth Sitting, Waiting, Wishing -- Jack Johnson Skateaway -- Dire Straits Skating Away On the Thin Ice of a New Day -- Jethro Tull Sky Falls Down -- Third Day Slave -- Weezer Sledgehammer -- Peter Gabriel Sleeping Bag -- ZZ Top Sleepwalker -- R.E.M.** Sleepwalker -- Wallflowers** *I had done a list off of <i>Since You've Asked</i>, but saw that metsguy had beat me to the punch. So I just dropped a few songs down the list and worked off his list. Worked off the latest of a few matches (what a surprise). **Same title, but different songs. metsguyinmichigan Jun 23 2009 11:43 AM -- I could match off six of Doc's songs! Our pods are darn near interchangeable. And "Skateaway" is an awesome song! seawolf17 Jun 23 2009 12:00 PM Off Sledgehammer (including a DMB live cover): Sleep - My Chemical Romance Sleep All Day - Jason Mraz Sleep Now In The Fire - Rage Against The Machine Sleep Through The Static - Jack Johnson Sleeping With The Past - Andy Taylor & Luke Morley Sleeping With The Television On - Billy Joel Sleeping With You - Firehouse * Sleight Of Hand - Eyes Adrift ** Slice Of Your Pie - Motley Crue *** Slide It In - Whitesnake * I have an acoustic version of this on the back of an old cassette single, and I wish I could find it on mp3 somewhere on the interwebs. ** I'm a sucker for supergroups. Eyes Adrift is Curt from the Meat Puppets, Krist from Nirvana, and the drummer from Sublime. *** "Thanks to Steven Tyler for giving "Slice Of Your Pie" a kick in the ass." metirish Jun 23 2009 12:26 PM Edited 1 time(s), most recently on Jun 23 2009 02:53 PM Slide It In - Whitesnake Slipping Away - The Rolling Stones - Stripped Slow An'Easy Whitesnake - Greatest Hits Sludge Factory - Alice In Chains - MTV Unplugged Small Town - Pearl Jam - Live @ State College Pennsylvania So Far Away - Dire Straits - Sultans of Swing - The Very Best Of Dire Straits So Fine - Guns N' Roses - Use your Illusion II So It Goes - The Verve - A Northern Soul So Why So Sad - Manic Street Preachers - Forever Delayed Society - Eddi Vedder - Into The West Soundtrack Something For the Weekend - The Devine Comedy - 30 Best Irish Hits metsguyinmichigan Jun 23 2009 02:49 PM Working off "So Far Away" by Dire Straits 1) "So Far Away" by Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris * 2) "So Fast, So Numb" by REM 3) "So Help Me God" by dcTalk 4) "So in Love" by Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark 5) "So Long Self" by MercyMe (two versions) 6) "So Much Love" by The Rocket Summer 7) "So Much to Say" by Dave Matthews Band 8) "So Right" by Dave Matthews Band 9) "So. Central Rain" by REM 10) "Soak Up the Sun" by Sheryl Crow * If you like the Dire Straits version, I insist you run to iTunes and at least sample this version from the Knopfler/Harris live project "Real Live Roadrunning" The version of "Romeo and Juliet" is stunning as well. themetfairy Jun 23 2009 03:00 PM So Right - Dave Matthews Band So Slow - Ari Hest Someone to Tell - Ari Hest Someone You Know - Marc Broussard Something's Missing - John Mayer Something Bad - Idina Menzel (Wicked Soundtrack) Song For A Friend - Jason Mraz Song For The Dumped - Ben Folds Five Songs of Love - Ben Folds SOS d'Un Terrien en Détresse - Gregory Lemarchel* Sound of the Underground - Dave Koz *Another song from the CD I bought in Montreux two years ago This set is a good selection of the kind of music I like - mostly singer/songwriters with a showtune and some smooth jazz thrown in for good measure. sharpie Jun 23 2009 03:18 PM Song For the Dumped -- Ben Folds Five A Song For You -- Whiskeytown Song I Wrote Myself In the Future -- John Wesley Harding The Song With No Name -- Shane McGowan & the Popes Sons & Daughters -- Decemberists Sons Of -- Scott Walker Sons Of the Silent Age -- David Bowie Soon -- My Bloody Valentine Sossfly: You're A Woman -- Jethro Tull Soul Kitchen -- Patti Smith Soul Serenade -- Lou Rawls TheOldMole Jun 23 2009 05:20 PM MGIM - you don't think I'll have Otis or Stevie? metsguyinmichigan Jun 23 2009 07:08 PM ="TheOldMole":110czub4]MGIM - you don't think I'll have Otis or Stevie?[/quote:110czub4] If we're matching three songs, then I'm truly learning my proper musical history and discovering the blues. Or, you're delving int 80s synth-pop and Twisted Sister. Probably the former! Methead Jun 24 2009 08:21 AM Soon -- My Bloody Valentine Sophisticated Cissy - The Meters Sophisticated Lady - Charles Mingus Sextet w/ Eric Dolphy Sorceress - John Zorn Sorcery - Billy Cobham Sorrow - Pink Floyd Sorrow Tears And Blood - Fela Kuti Sorry Charlie - Ween A Sort Of Homecoming - U2 Soukora - Ali Farka Toure Soul Bowl - Memphis Horns* * from the "What It Is" box set sharpie Jun 26 2009 01:44 PM Had the CD, but had never ripped it -- til now. Also, the first three songs showed up on my last list. A Sort of Homecoming -- U2 Sossity, You're A Woman -- Jethro Tull Soul Kitchen -- Patti Smith Soul Serenade -- Lou Rawls Soulful Strut -- Young-Holt Unlimited Sound and Vision -- David Bowie Sound Chaser -- Yes A Space Boy Dream -- Belle & Sebastian Space Monkey -- The Patti Smith Group Spaced Cowboy -- Sly & the Family Stone Spanish Bombs -- The Clash (2 versions) soupcan Jun 26 2009 07:54 PM My first foray into this thread - I think I know how to do what you're doing. This right...? Soul Kitchen Soul Survivor - The Rolling Stones Soul Train College Policeman - Guided By Voices Sound Of The Crowd - Human League The Sounds Of Silence - Simon & Garfunkel South Of The Border - Frank Sinatra Southern Man - Neil Young Southern Rain - Cowboy Junkies Space Rock - Weezer Spaceboy - Smashing Pumpkins Spacehead - The Primitives sharpie Jun 26 2009 08:27 PM You're right provided it's the Patti Smith Soul Kitchen and not the Doors. soupcan Jun 26 2009 08:30 PM ="sharpie":2cs288lj]You're right provided it's the Patti Smith Soul Kitchen and not the Doors.[/quote:2cs288lj] Nope - its The Doors. Am I DQ'd? sharpie Jun 27 2009 07:18 AM Yeah, has to be same artist. Rockin' Doc Jun 27 2009 10:14 AM Okay, Soupcan had a near miss due to a technicality. Great to have him join the thread. The more the merrier. I'm working off sharpie's list. <b>Sound and Vision -- David Bowie</b>* The Sound of Silence -- Simon & Garfunkel South City Midnight Lady -- Doobie Brothers Southbound Again -- Dire Straits** Southern Cross -- Crosby, Stills, & Nash Southern Man -- Neil Young*** The South's Gonna Do It Again -- Charlie Daniels Band The Space Between -- Dave Matthews Band Space Oddity -- David Bowie Spanish Moon -- Little Feat Speak -- The Waiting * Spent 89 cents to download <i>Sound and Vision</i> from Amazon. I hadn't heard the song in years, but a nice addition to my mp3 library. It's the rediscovering of forgotten gems or newly found tracks that helps to make this thread so enjoyable. **I love the guitar work of Mark Knopfler. ***Would work off Soupcan's list. I hope he jumps right back in now that he fully understands the rules. A good song that spawned the Lynyrd Skynyrd classic <i>Sweet Home Alabama</i> in response to <i>Southern Man</i>'s criticism of the souths history of racial segregation and inequality. Swan Swan H Jun 27 2009 11:38 AM Southern Man - Neil Young 1. Southern Rain - Cowboy Junkies 2. Southern State of Mind - Stephen Kellogg 3. Southside - Moby 4. Souvenirs - Jeffrey Foucault 5a. Space Oddity - Natalie Merchant 5b. Space Oddity - David Bowie 6. Spaceship - Jason Spooner 7. Spancil Hill - The Corrs 8. The Spaniard - Tuatara 9. Spare Parts - Bruce Springsteen 10. A Spark In The Wind - Tuatara metsguyinmichigan Jun 27 2009 05:51 PM Working off "Space Oddity" by David Bowie * 1) "Spaceman" by Dave Matthews Band 2) "Sparkle" by Live 3) "Speaking in Tongues" by The Elms 4) "Speedway at Nazereth" by Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris 5) "Spider-Man" by the Ramones 6) "Spider Fingers/Tempus Fugit" by Bruce Hornsby 7) "Spin the Bottle" by Juliana Hatfield 8) "Spindrift" by Rush 9) "Spirit in the Sky" by Norman Greenbaum 9A) "Spirit in the Sky" by dcTalk 10) "Spirit of the Radio" by Rush (six versions) * I love Natalie Merchant. She's one of my favorites. But she has no business covering "Space Oddity" or "After the Gold Rush." That live album shows just how adrift she was. Seemed like being in 10,000 Maniacs kept her reeled in, and when she went solo she had no one to bring her back to reality. metirish Jun 27 2009 06:10 PM ="Swan Swan H":1h9pqi61] 7. Spancil Hill - The Corrs [/quote:1h9pqi61] Never heard this version...any good.....it can't possibly be this good though <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/_iUEwB4ME3I&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/_iUEwB4ME3I&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object> Willets Point Jun 27 2009 08:24 PM "Spider Fingers/Tempus Fugit" by Bruce Hornsby Spider in the Snow - Dismemberment Plan * Spider's Web - Mission of Burma ** Spider's Web (Natural History) - Pete Seeger ** The Spiderbite Song - The Flaming Lips Spike Driver Blues - Mississippi John Hurt (2 versions) Spin and Turn - Tom Paxton *** Spin Spin Sugar [Radio Edit] - Sneaker Pimps Spine - They Might Be Giants (2 versions) Spinning - Fighting Gravity % Spinning Round - Hum Machine # Bruce Hornsby appropriately leads off a list with many Virginia-based musicians and people I (sort of) know. I used to see Hornsby around town when I lived in Williamsburg, VA. * Great band from DC/Northern Virginia lead by a guy I knew in college. ** Same title, very different songs *** Hey, someone else based in Northern Virginia. I met him once. % Yet another Virginia band, but from Richmond. Played at my Senior Dance at college. # Everyone on the Cranepool should have an album by this fine, fine band. You know one of the members. Frayed Knot Jun 27 2009 08:35 PM ]"Spirit of the Radio" by Rush (six versions) Shirley six is a bit of overkill, no? ]I love Natalie Merchant. She's one of my favorites. But she has no business covering "Space Oddity" or "After the Gold Rush." Y'know who does a decent version of 'After the Gold Rush' is Billy Joel's daughter, Alexa sharpie Jun 27 2009 08:58 PM The Spiderbite Song -- Flaming Lips Spiralling Skeleton Memorial -- James Blackshaw Spirit Ditties of No Tone -- Deerhoof Spirit In the Night -- Bruce Springsteen Spitit In the Sky -- Norman Greenbaum Spirits Drifting -- Brian Eno A Spoonful Weighs a Ton -- Flaming Lips The Sporting Life -- The Decemberists Spotted Pinto Bean -- The Residents Spunky -- eels The Spy -- The Doors Rockin' Doc Jun 27 2009 09:28 PM <b>Spirit In the Sky -- Norman Greenbaum</b> The Spirit of Radio -- Rush Spooky -- Atlanta Rhythm Section Squeeze -- Robert Randolph & the Family Band* Squeeze Box -- The Who St. Jimmy -- Green Day Stacy's Mom -- Fountains of Wayne** Stairway to Heaven -- Led Zeppelin The Stake -- Steve Miller Band Stand -- R.E.M. Stand By Me -- John Lennon *This group started as the church band of their New Jersey congregation. Combining elements of rock, R&B, and gospel music, the band backs the virtuoso slide guitar playing of Robert Randolph with solid musicianship. **Pure pop perfection from start to finish. Edgy DC Jun 27 2009 09:43 PM "The Spirit of Radio" Rush <i>Permanent Waves</i> <ol><li>"Square One" Tom Petty <i>Highway Companion</i> *</li> <li>"Star Of The County Down" Shanty Boys <i>(No Album)</i></li> <li>"Star of Wonder" The Roches <i>We Three Kings</i></li> <li>"Stars Come Out" ATB <i>Trilogy</i></li> <li>"Stick With Me Baby" * * Robert Plant & Alison Krauss <i>Raising Sand</i></li> <li>"Stranger" The Subdudes <i>Street Symphony</i></li> <li>"Street Symphony" The Subdudes <i>Street Symphony</i></li> <li>"Strobe Light" The B-52's <i>Nude on the Moon - The B-52's Anthology</i></li> <li>"Strong and Wrong" Joni Mitchell <i>Shine</i></li> <li>"Strong Enough" Tal Bachman <i>Tal Bachman</i></li></ol>* Petty solo album (he played almost evrything) tragically overlooked by programmers and I would have missed if an earlier edition of mlb.tv wasn't playing a track from it during commercials. * *Alpha track of the list and the album. Swan Swan H Jun 28 2009 07:31 AM ="metirish"] ="Swan Swan H"] 7. Spancil Hill - The Corrs Never heard this version...any good.....it can't possibly be this good though No, that's really good. Doesn't seem to be for sale on iTunes, I guess it was a one-off. I'll have to see if I can use Freecorder to rip the audio. I was way more into the Corrs ten years ago or so. I was in Cork on business back in 2000 and was pretty happy to find a new Corrs CD at the HMV that I knew wasn't coming out in the States for at least a few more months. The CD Spancil Hill was from is called Home, and is comprised of more 'traditional' Celtic songs than some of their more pop stuff, although their definition of traditional is probably more contemporary than most. I really like Andrea Corr's voice, and when their one of their songs comes up on the iPod it's pleasant enough. metsguyinmichigan Jun 28 2009 10:31 AM Quote: "Spirit of the Radio" by Rush (six versions) Shirley six is a bit of overkill, no? -- Well, yeah. But They have a lot of live stuff out there, and this ends up on all of them. I've heard Alexa is really good! John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 30 2009 06:05 PM Star of Wonder -- The Roches Starless Summer Sky -- Marshall Crenshaw Starman -- David Bowie Stephanie Says -- The Velvet Underground Steve's Last Ramble -- Steve Earle Steve Forbert's Midsummer Night's Toast -- Steve Forbert Stick to Me -- Graham Parker Still the Night -- The BoDeans Stompin at the Savoy -- The Three Sounds Stone Thames -- Big Audio Dynamite Stool Pigeon -- Kid Creole & the Coconuts metirish Jun 30 2009 07:37 PM Starman -- David Bowie - Start - The Jam Greatest Hits Stay Young - Oasis - The Masterplan Steal Away(The night) - Ozzy Osbourne - Tribute Stigmata - Ministry - Left of the dial, Dispatches from the 80's Underground Still Frame - Trapt - Trapt Still In Hollywood - Concrete Blonde - Left Of the Dial , Dispatches From the 80's Underground Still In Love - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Nocturama Still In Love With You - Thin Lizzy - Live Life Stir It Up - Bob Marley - Legend Stone Cold Crazy - Metallica - Garage Inc Swan Swan H Jun 30 2009 07:50 PM Stir It Up - Bob Marley & the Wailers 1. Stockings - Suzanne Vega 2. Stockton Gala Days - 10,000 Maniacs 3a. Stolen Car - Beth Orton * 3b. Stolen Car - Bruce Springsteen * 3c. Stolen Car - Patty Griffin * 4. Stones In The Road - Mary Chapin Carpenter 5. Stong Enough - Sheryl Crow 6. Stop - Ryan Adams & The Cardinals 7. Stop By Anytime - Devon Sproule 8. Stop Staying - We're About 9 9. Stop Thinking - Lindsay Mac ** 10. Stop This World - Diana Krall * The Patty Griffin is a cover of the Springsteen; the Beth Orton is a different song ** It may sound like a novelty, but on many songs she plays the cello strapped over her shoulder like a guitar. soupcan Jun 30 2009 08:00 PM Okay I think I got this now. Stockton Gala Days - 10,000 Maniacs 1. Stone Free - The Jimi Hendrix Experience 2. Stop Breaking Down - The Rolling Stones 3. Stop Breathin' - Pavement 4. Stop Draggin' Around - Lenny Kravitz 5. Stop Killing Me - The Primitives 6. Stop Your Sobbing - The Pretenders 7. Stories For Boys - U2 8. Stories I Tell - Toad The Wet Sprocket 9. Stormy - Momma Stud 10. Story of My Life - Social Distortion Willets Point Jun 30 2009 08:03 PM (This post intentionally left blank) seawolf17 Jun 30 2009 08:05 PM Hot damn. I was going to joke about you having "Strong Enough" misspelled in your music library, but I have the same exact misspelling. Weird. That said, moving forward from where "Strong Enough" should be: Strong Enough To Break - Hanson * Stronger Now - Warrant (also Jani Lane acoustic) ** Strutter - Kiss (also Extreme cover) Stubborn Kinda Love - Thunder Stuck Between Stations - Hold Strady Stuck In A Moment - U2 Stuck In A Rut - Darkness Stuck In The 90s - Moxy Fruvous Stuck In The Middle With You - Stealers Wheel Stuck Inside - Sebastian Bach * Yeah, Hanson. What of it? ** One of the best songs ever written. Swan Swan H Jun 30 2009 08:14 PM ="seawolf17":4vd2hdpt]Hot damn. I was going to joke about you having "Strong Enough" misspelled in your music library, but I have the same exact misspelling. Weird.[/quote:4vd2hdpt] Damn you, Gracenote...damn you to hell. Wolf, I never noticed that, and if you hadn't mentioned it I doubt I would have. Good eye! I have submitted the track list for a few albums to Gracenote, mostly sell 'em from out of the backpack folkie stuff. I can only imagine the typos I fat-fingered on those. John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 30 2009 08:21 PM Very interesting but the floor belongs to Soupy and Stop Your Sobbing -- The Pretenders (also the Kinks) Stop Look Listen (to Your Heart) -- Marvin Gaye w/Diana Ross Storm Windows -- John Prine Straight into Darkness -- Tom Petty Straight No Chaser -- Thelonius Monk Strange Currency -- REM Strangers When We Meet -- Smithereens Streets of Fire -- New Pornographers Streets of Laredo -- Johnny Cash The Stroke -- Billy Squier Strong Winds -- Graham Parker metsguyinmichigan Jun 30 2009 08:36 PM Working off "The Stroke" by Billy Squier 1) "Strong Tower" by Kutless (two versions) 2) "Strong Tower" by Newsboys (different song) 3) "Strutter" by Kiss (three versions) --3A) "Strutter" by Extreme --3B) "Strutter (live)" by Paul Stanley --3C) "Strutter '78" by Kiss' 4) "Stuck in a Moment You Can't Get Out Of" by U2 5) "Stuck With You" by Huey Lews and the News 6) "Stupid Girl" by Garbage 7) "Subdivisions" by Rush (five versions) 8) "Substitute" by The Who 9) "Suddenly" by Cliff Richard and Olivia Newton-John 10) "Suddenly Last Summer" by the Motels metirish Jun 30 2009 08:50 PM "Substitute" - The Who Suburban Home - Descendents - Left of The Dial , Dispatches From The 80's Underground Suburbia - Pet Shop Boys - Pop Art Suffer Well - Depeche Mode - Live In Mialn Suicide Dream - Silverchair - Frog Stomp Suicide Is Painless - Manic Street Preachers - Forever Delayed Suicide Solution - Ozzy Osbourne - Tribute Suite Bergamasque No 3, L 75 - Peter Schmalfuss - 50 Most Essential Classics Suite for Orchestra No 3 Royal Philharmonic Sultans of Swing - Dire Straits - Summertime Blues - The Who - Live at Leeds Rockin' Doc Jun 30 2009 09:12 PM <b>Suicide is Painless -- Manic Street Preacher</b>* Suite Judy Blue Eyes -- Crosby, Stills, and Nash Sultans of Swing -- Dire Straits Summer of '69 -- Bryan Adams Sunday Bloody Sunday -- U2 Sunday Morning -- Marron 5 Sunny Days -- Jars of Clay Sunset Grill -- Don Henley Sunshine of Your Love -- Cream Superman -- Kinks** Superman -- Sister Hazel** *Manic Street Preachers is another band that I discovered on the recommendation of CPF members. I believe it was metirish and Duane that recommended them. **Two very different songs, both very good. TheOldMole Jun 30 2009 09:23 PM Superman -- Kinks 1. Surfin' Bird The Trashmen 2. Surrey with the Fringe on Top Miles Davis 3. Suzanne Judy Collins 4. Suze (The Cough Song) Bob Dylan 5. Suzy Parker The Beatles 6. Sweep Up Sam Butera 7. Sweet & Lovely Thelonious Monk Quartet ... 8. Sweet Betsy from Pike Cisco Houston 9. Sweet Dreams Chet Atkins & Mark Knopfler 10a. Sweet Georgia Brown Ethel Waters 10b Sweet Georgia brown Ben Webster Tete Montoliu 1oc Sweet Georgia Brown Ralph Sutton & Jay McShann soupcan Jul 01 2009 07:47 AM Hold on a sec - I gotta go get Grampa's iPod.... (just kidding, just kidding...) Frayed Knot Jul 01 2009 08:02 AM ]3) "Strutter" by Kiss (three versions) --3A) "Strutter" by Extreme --3B) "Strutter (live)" by Paul Stanley --3C) "Strutter '78" by Kiss' ... 7) "Subdivisions" by Rush (five versions) I never realized until this very moment that my youngest brother was posting here under the guise of a Michigan-based newspaper reporter. Those are the only two bands he ever liked; one pre-age 14, and the other ever since. Swan Swan H Jul 01 2009 08:17 AM Suzanne- -Judy Collins also Suzanne- -Leonard Cohen Suzanne- -Tori Amos and a different song with the same name Suzanne - Dan Bern Swallow's Tail Jig/Cabin Fever Ceilidh/Swallow's Tail Reel - Paperboys Swallows Me Whole - Lori McKenna Swan Swan H - R.E.M. (two versions) * Sway - Jesse Malin Sweet Afton - Nickel Creek Sweet And Tender Heart - Lynn Miles Sweet Baby James - James Taylor Sweet Child O' Mine - Guns N' Roses Sweet Georgia Pines - Abbie Gardner The Sweet Hereafter - Sarah Polley ** * Duh ** From the soundtrack of one of my two or three favorite movies ever. As far as I can find the few songs Sarah Polley recorded for the soundtrack are the only recordings she has ever done. She is better known, of course, as an actress and director. metirish Jul 01 2009 08:37 AM Sweet Child O' Mine - Guns N' Roses Sweet Lew - Pearl Jam - Lost Dogs Sweet Sixteen - Billy Idol - greatest hits Sweet Virginia - The Rolling Stones - Stripped Sweetheart Come - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - No More Shall We Part Symphonie No.9 in E Minor - Slovenian Radio Symphony Orchestra - The 50 Most Essential Pieces of Classical Music Symphony No.5 in C Minor - London Symphony Orchestra - The 50 Most Essential Pieces of Classical Music Symphony No.5 in C-Sharp Minor - London Symphony Orchestra - The 50 Most Essential Pieces of Classical Music Symphony No. 40 in G Minor - SWR Symphony Orchestra - The 50 Most Essential Pieces of Classical Music Symphony No.94 in G Major - Music di San Marco - The 50 Most Essential Pieces of Classical Music Symphony of Destruction - Megadeth - Countdown to Extinction seawolf17 Jul 01 2009 08:45 AM Off Symphony of Destruction: Taco Grande - Weird Al Tainted Angel - Southgang Tainted Love - Marilyn Manson Take A Walk - Mr. Big Take Away My Pain - Dream Theater Take Back The City - Snow Patrol Take Cover - Mr. Big Take It Back - Barenaked Ladies (two versions) Take It Easy - Eagles Take It Like A Woman - Alice Cooper From Weird Al to Marilyn Manson, and two Mr. Big songs? Odd mix indeed. Frayed Knot Jul 01 2009 09:06 AM Love it that Swan Swan H got to put up Swan Swan H ]Symphony No.9 in E Minor Symphony No.5 in C Minor - London Symphony Orchestra Symphony No.5 in C-Sharp Minor - London Symphony Orchestra Symphony No. 40 in G Minor - SWR Symphony Orchestra Symphony No.94 in G Major - Music di San Marco Symphony of Destruction - Megadeth Love this progression themetfairy Jul 01 2009 09:24 AM Taco Grande - Weird Al Yankovic Takin' Care of Business - Bachman Turner Overdrive Talk Soup - Weird Al Yankovic Tangled - Maroon 5 Telephone Line - Electric Light Orchestra Tell It Like It Is - George Duke/Wayman Tisdale Tell Me 'Bout It - Joss Stone Tell Me What We're Gonna Do Now - Common/Joss Stone Tender is the Night - Dave Koz Terms and Conditions - Ari Hest Thank Goodness - Wicked soundtrack A little of everything - comedy, a show tune, smooth jazz and pop. seawolf17 Jul 01 2009 09:32 AM I knew Weird Al would bring SK out of hiding. themetfairy Jul 01 2009 09:43 AM I'm not hiding. I just didn't have anything to connect to in a while. soupcan Jul 01 2009 10:01 AM Telephone Line - Electric Light Orchestra 1. Tell It Like It-I-is - B-52's 2. Tell It Like It Is - Tracy Chapman 3. Tell It To Carrie - The Romantics 4. Tell Me - Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble 5. Tell Me What - Fine Young Cannibals 6. Tell Me Why - Neil Young 7. Temporaraily Blind - Built To Spill 8. Temptation Inside Your Heart (Original Mix) - The Vevet Underground 9. Tempted - Squeeze 10. Ten Little Kids - The Jayhawks metirish Jul 01 2009 10:03 AM It's quite addicting isn't it Soup? soupcan Jul 01 2009 10:06 AM It certainly is. I find I'm very curious to see what's on other people's iPods. metsguyinmichigan Jul 01 2009 10:29 AM ="Frayed Knot"] ]3) "Strutter" by Kiss (three versions) --3A) "Strutter" by Extreme --3B) "Strutter (live)" by Paul Stanley --3C) "Strutter '78" by Kiss' ... 7) "Subdivisions" by Rush (five versions) I never realized until this very moment that my youngest brother was posting here under the guise of a Michigan-based newspaper reporter. Those are the only two bands he ever liked; one pre-age 14, and the other ever since. The beauty of the 120-gig iPod is that you have room for EVERYTHING! I'm loyal to a fault, whether it's to sometimes bad baseball teams or to bands. Rush and Kiss are among the things, like the Mets, that have been constants throughout most of my life. Now, the playcounts on the Kiss catalog aren't especially high, at least until my son latches on to a song here or there. But I like having them on the pod. Kind of a strange comfort thing. And you never know when someone is going to say, "I wish I could hear 'Detroit, Rock City' right now. And you can say 'Which version?" with a devilish smile! Rockin' Doc Jul 01 2009 10:42 AM <b>Tempted -- Squeeze</b> Tennessee Plates -- John Hiatt Tequila Sunrise -- Eagles Texas Flood -- Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble Texas Twister -- Little Feat Thank You Girl -- Beatles* Thank You Girl -- John Hiatt* That Girl Could Sing -- Jackson Brown That Kind of Love -- Pfr That Line -- Third Day That Smell -- Lynyrd Skynyrd *Two different songs, both good. One is by the most popular, influential, and celebrated music act in rock and roll history. The other is by a wonderful songwriter that gained his greatest success writing for others, so he remains relatively unknown by the general public. soupcan Jul 01 2009 10:47 AM 'Pfr' ? sharpie Jul 01 2009 10:54 AM Tennessee Plates -- John Hiatt Tenth Avenue Freeze Out -- Bruce Springsteen Terrapin -- Syd Barrett Texarkana -- REM Thank You For Talking To Me, Africa -- Sly & the Family Stone Thanksgiving Day -- Johnnie Dowd* Thanksgiving Day -- Ray Davies* That's All, Amen, Close the Door -- Richard Thompson That's Alright With Me -- Freedy Johnston That's Me -- Genesis That's The Way It's Got to Be -- The Poets * Different song, same title Rockin' Doc Jul 01 2009 10:56 AM ="soupcan":1lqmg78o]'Pfr' ?[/quote:1lqmg78o] I know Pfr looks like a typo of some type. Pfr was a now defunct christian rock band. The Pfr was the abbreviation they went by, it stood for Pray For Rain. I picked up their greatest hits CD titled <i>The Late, Great Pfr</i> which was released soon after the band decided to break up and the members go their seperate ways. John Cougar Lunchbucket Jul 01 2009 11:00 AM I wonder if they went non-Christian. Like, Hey, our drummer is going Jew! The bass player... Islam? WTF? Swan Swan H Jul 01 2009 11:15 AM ="John Cougar Lunchbucket"]I wonder if they went non-Christian. Like, Hey, our drummer is going Jew! The bass player... Islam? WTF? Reminds me of a quote from Guster's FAQ page: ] Q: Are you guys a Christian band? A:Rather than answer this one with a simple yes/no, we suggest you check the following sources for clues: 1) Brian's last name -- "Rosenworcel." 2) Any photo of Ryan where you can see his profile. 3) The Guster Backstage Contract Rider, where we stipify that "the dressing room must be furnished with plenty of borscht, noodle kugels, potato latkes, gefilte fish and homemade rugulah for dessert." metirish Jul 01 2009 11:31 AM ="Swan Swan H"] ="John Cougar Lunchbucket"]I wonder if they went non-Christian. Like, Hey, our drummer is going Jew! The bass player... Islam? WTF? Reminds me of a quote from Guster's FAQ page: ] Q: Are you guys a Christian band? A:Rather than answer this one with a simple yes/no, we suggest you check the following sources for clues: 1) Brian's last name -- "Rosenworcel." 2) Any photo of Ryan where you can see his profile. 3) The Guster Backstage Contract Rider, where we stipify that "the dressing room must be furnished with plenty of borscht, noodle kugels, potato latkes, gefilte fish and homemade rugulah for dessert." Hilarious all round... Willets Point Jul 01 2009 11:47 AM ="metirish"][Symphonie No.9 in E Minor - Slovenian Radio Symphony Orchestra - The 50 Most Essential Pieces of Classical Music Symphony No.5 in C Minor - London Symphony Orchestra - The 50 Most Essential Pieces of Classical Music Symphony No.5 in C-Sharp Minor - London Symphony Orchestra - The 50 Most Essential Pieces of Classical Music Symphony No. 40 in G Minor - SWR Symphony Orchestra - The 50 Most Essential Pieces of Classical Music Symphony No.94 in G Major - Music di San Marco - The 50 Most Essential Pieces of Classical Music Symphony of Destruction - Megadeth - Countdown to Extinction I like to imagine this as the performance of a symphony with the conductor introducing the pieces. "...and now we shall perform 'Symphony of Destruction' by the American composers, Megadeth." metsguyinmichigan Jul 01 2009 08:29 PM Working off "Texarkana" by REM 1) "Thank U" by Alanis Morrisette (three versions) 2) "Thank You" by Dido 3) "Thank You" by John Mellencamp 4) "Thank You" by John Reuben 5) "Thank You" by Dave Matthews * 6) "Thank You All" by Third Day 7) "That'll be the Day" by Buddy Holly 8) "That's Not Her Style" by Billy Joel 9) "That's the Way I Like It" by KC and the Sunshine Band 10) "That's the Way I Wanna Rock and Roll" by AC/DC * DMB does a sweet cover of the Sly Stone classic. All the "Thank Yous" are different songs. I'm stunned the Zep song isn't there, a situation that shall be rectified soon. John Cougar Lunchbucket Jul 01 2009 08:38 PM "That'll be the Day" by Buddy Holly That's Amore -- Dean Martin That's Just What You Are* -- Aimee Mann That's My Kinda Show** -- Them Keener Boys That's Not Me -- The Beach Boys That's Not the Issue -- Wilco That's the Way Love Is -- Marvin Gaye That's the Way the World Goes Round -- John Prine That's What the Little Girls Do -- The Knack That Day is Done -- Elvis Costello That Girl -- Stevie Wonder And that's that. * -- This song absolutely kills me, she was born to sing about shitty boyfriends. Go get your own copy. **--Edgy's comedian friends, I believe Edgy DC Jul 01 2009 09:32 PM <ul><li>"That's Not Me (Mono Version)" The Beach Boys <i>Pet Sounds</i></li> <li>"That's Not Me (Stereo Version)" The Beach Boys <i>Pet Sounds</i></li></ul> <ol><li>"That Girl" Stevie Wonder <i>Stevie Wonder: The Definitive Collection</i></li> <li>"There Goes My Baby" The Drifters <i>Some Kind of Wonderful</i></li> <li>"These Days" Paul Westerberg <i>Come Feel Me Tremble</i></li> <li>"They're Blind" The Replacements <i>Don't Tell a Soul</i></li> <li>"Things Fall Apart" Guadalcanal Diary <i>2X4</i></li> <li>"This Charming Man" The Smiths <i>The Sound of the Smiths (Deluxe Edition) [Remastered]</i></li> <li>"This Magic Moment" The Drifters <i>Some Kind of Wonderful</i></li> <li>"This Much Fun" Cowboy Mouth <i>Voodoo Shoppe</i></li> <li>"This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)" * Talking Heads <i>Speaking in Tongues</i></li> <li>"This Place" Joni Mitchell <i>Shine</i></li></ol>If you've ever written a song prettier, then you probably cheated. TheOldMole Jul 01 2009 09:35 PM That's Amore -- Dean Martin 1a. That's My Desire The Channels 1b. That's My Desire Buddy Holly 2 That's The Chance You've Got to Take Johnny "Guitar" Watson 3 That's The Way It Goes The Harptones 4. That's The Way Love Turns Out Ry Cooder 5.That's What My Heart Needs Otis Redding 6. That's Why (I Love You So) Jackie Wilson 7. That's Why I'm Walking Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee 8. The All American Boy Bill Parsons * 9. The Angels Listened In The Crests 10. The Ballad of Frankie Lee and Judas Priest Bob Dylan * Actually Bobby Bare soupcan Jul 02 2009 07:48 AM In keeping with the 'th' theme, Edgy beats mole by three minutes. "This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)" Talking Heads 1. This Poem Sucks - Reading; Mike Myers, Music; David Knowles - 'So I Married An Axe Murderer' soundtrack 2. This Street, That Man, This Life - Cowboy Junkies 3. This Time - INXS 4. This Years Love - David Gray 5. Thorns - The Thorns 6. Those Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days of Summer - Nat King Cole 7. Thought I Knew You - Matthew Sweet 8. A Thousand Hours - The Cure 9. A Thousand Years - Sting 10. Three Coins In The Fountain - Frank Sinatra John Cougar Lunchbucket Jul 02 2009 08:19 AM Thought I Knew You - Matthew Sweet Three O'Clock in the Morning -- Dexter Gordon Three or Four -- New Pornographers Throw it Away -- Joe Jackson Thunder & Rain -- Graham Parker Thunder Road -- Bruce Springsteen Ticket to Ride -- The Beatles Tie Your Mother Down -- Queen Till the End of the Day -- The Kinks Till the Morning Comes -- Neil Young Till Then -- The Classics sharpie Jul 02 2009 08:23 AM Thunder Road -- Bruce Springsteen Thx138 -- Jeff Beck Till Victory -- Patti Smith Group Time -- Sly & the Family Stone Time -- Tom Waits A Time For Everything -- Jethro Tull Time Has Come Today -- Chambers Brothers Time of the Season -- The Zombies Time Operator -- Scott Walker Time Passes Slowly -- Bob Dylan Time Won't Let Me -- The Outsiders A timely list Swan Swan H Jul 02 2009 09:02 AM Time - Tom Waits also: Time - Alice Peacock and: Time - Ben Folds Presents: The Princeton Nassoons and: Time - Beth Amsel and: Time - Ellis Paul and: Time - Hootie & The Blowfish * 1a. Time After Time - Cassandra Wilson ** 1b. Time After Time - Eva Cassidy ** 1c. Time After Time - Frank Sinatra 1d. Time After Time (annElise) - R.E.M. 1e. Time After Time Etc. (Live Medley: Time After Time/Red Rain/So. Central Rain) - R.E.M. 2. Time And Time Again - Counting Crows 3. Time Bomb - Old 97's 4. Time For Me To Fly - REO Speedwagon 5. Time Has Told Me - Nick Drake 6. Time In A Bottle - Jim Croce 7. Time To Cry - Lizzie West 8. Time Will Do The Talking - Patty Griffin 9. Time Won't Tell - Joan Osborne 10. Times Like These - Jack Johnson * all are different songs ** These are covers of the Cyndi Lauper hit. metsguyinmichigan Jul 02 2009 09:49 AM Working off: Time After Time Etc. (Live Medley: Time After Time/Red Rain/So. Central Rain) - R.E.M. 1) "Time Bomb " by Dave Matthews Band 2) "Time has Come" by MercyMe 3) "Time of Our Lives" by Bonnie Raitt 4) "Time of the Season" by Dave Matthews - 4A) "Time of the Season" by the Zombies 5) "Time Passages" by Al Stewart 6) "Time Stand Still" by Rush (three versions) * 7) "Time the Avenger" by the Pretenders 8) "Time Warp" from the Rocky Horror Picture Show 9) "Time Won't Let Me" by Smithereens 10) "Times They Are a-Changing" by Bob Dylan * Possibly my all-time favorite song themetfairy Jul 02 2009 10:20 AM Time Warp - Rocky Horror Picture Show Tiny Dancer - Ben Folds * To Make Her Love Me - Rascal Flatts ** Together Again - Dave Koz Tom & Mary - Ben Folds Five Tonight, Not Again - Jason Mraz Too Far Gone - All-American Rejects Too Much - Dave Matthews Band Too Much Food - Jason Mraz Toothless People - Weird Al Yankovic Top of the World - All-American Rejects * A live cover of Elton John's song ** One of the very few country songs on my playlist Rockin' Doc Jul 02 2009 10:51 AM <b>Top of the World -- All American Rejects</b> Top Yourself -- Raconteurs* Torn -- All Star United Touch Me -- Doors Tracks of My Tears -- Smokey Robinson & the Miracles Trademark -- Eric Johnson Traffic and Weather -- Fountains of Wayne Train, Train -- Blackfoot Train In Vain -- Clash Trampled Underfoot -- Led Zeppelin Travelin' Band -- Creedence Clearwater Revival * a group made up from the members of various other bands, most prominantly Jack White of the White Stripes. I guess this is the type of group termed a "supergroup" back in the 60's and 70's. Swan Swan H Jul 02 2009 11:11 AM Steady as She Goes by the Raconteurs is a very good song, and the video is hilarious. <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/9ZYQr3Ivg6w&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/9ZYQr3Ivg6w&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object> Methead Jul 02 2009 11:14 AM Trampled Underfoot -- Led Zeppelin Transatlantic Drawl - Radiohead Transdermal Celebration - Ween Transit Cop - Beastie Boys Transitions - Beastie Boys Transmitting Live From Mars - De La Soul Transylvania Boogie - Frank Zappa Travel - Lotus Travelin' Blues - Santana Traveling Riverside Blues - Robert Johnson Travis Walk - Stevie Ray Vaughan TheOldMole Jul 02 2009 08:13 PM Traveling Riverside Blues - Robert Johnson 1A Trav'lin' Light Ben Webster & Joe Zawinul S 1B Trav'lin' Light Shirley Horn 2 Treasure Of Love Clyde McPhatter 3 Tres Lindas Cubanas Rubén González I 4a Trolley Song Dave Brubeck 4b Trolly Song Sarah Vaughan 5a Trouble in Mind big Joe Turner 5bTrouble In Mind Sammy Price 5c Trouble in Mind Cisco Houston 5d Trouble in Mind Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys T 5e Trouble In Mind Bertha "Chippie" Hill 5f Trouble In Mind Pinetop Perkins 5g Trouble in Mind Lafayette Leake 6a Truck Drivin' Man Jim and Jesse 6b Truck Drivin' Man Steve Goodman 6c Truck Drivin' Man Dave Dudley 7 True Love Ways Buddy Holly 8 Try a Little Tenderness Otis Redding 9 Try Me James Brown And the Famous Flames 10 Try The Impossible Lee Andrews & the Hearts sharpie Jul 02 2009 08:23 PM Try a Little Tenderness -- Otis Redding Tryin' To Get to Heaven Before They Close the Door -- Robyn Hitchcock Trying My Best to Love You -- Jenny Lewis Tubular Bells -- Mike Oldfield Tuff Ghost -- The Unicorns Tuff Gnarl -- Sonic Youth Tuff Luff -- The Unicorns Tumbling Dice -- The Rolling Stones Tupelo -- Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds Turn It On -- The Flaming Lips Turn On Your Love Light --The Grateful Dead John Cougar Lunchbucket Jul 02 2009 08:29 PM Edited 1 time(s), most recently on Jul 02 2009 08:37 PM edit -- beaten Willets Point Jul 02 2009 08:29 PM Turn On Your Love Light --The Grateful Dead Turn to Me - Fighting Gravity Turn You Inside-Out - R.E.M Turn! Turn! Turn! - (2 versions) 1. Pete Seeger 2. They Byrds Turnaround - Jules Verdone Turning Japanese - The Vapors The Turning of the Tide - Robbie O'Connell Turquoise Jewelry - Camper Van Beethoveen Turtle Dove - Rani Arbo & Daisy Mayhem Tutti-Frutti - Little Richard Tuva Groove - Kongar-ol Ondar (plus five remixes) * * Arguably Tuva's most famous throat singer. Appeared in the brilliant documentary <i>Genghis Blues</i>. I picked up this random CD-single with one song from his Western-music fusion album remixed in different ways. The original version is the best though. John Cougar Lunchbucket Jul 02 2009 08:43 PM Turning Japanese - The Vapors sorta where I left off... Turtle Shoes -- Bobby McFerrin Tusk -- Fleetwood Mac TVC15 -- David Bowie Twin Cinema -- The New Pornographers Twistin the Night Away -- Rod Stewart Two Gunslingers -- Tom Petty Two Hearts* -- Chris Isaak Two Hearts* -- The Jayhawks Two Lovers Stop -- Freedy Johnston U Got the Look -- Prince * -- Different songs: If you buy only one, get the Isaak song and dig that key change. This guy has sack. metsguyinmichigan Jul 02 2009 08:52 PM Working off "Tusk" by Fleetwood Mac 1) "Tutti Frutti" by Little Richard 2) "Twenty-four" by Switchfoot 3) "Twist and Shout" by The Beatles --3A) "Twist and Shout" by the Isley Brothers 4) "Twistin' the Night Away" by Sam Cooke 5) "Twisting by the Pool" by Dire Straits 6) "Two Hands" by Jars of Clay * 7) "Two of Us" by the Beatles, Let it Be...Naked version 8) "Two Sides of Love" by Sammy Hagar 9) "Two Sides of the Coin" by Kiss 10) "Two Step" by Dave Matthew Band (five versions) *Best song on what I think is my favorite cd of the year (so far) sharpie Jul 02 2009 09:00 PM Twisting By the Pool -- Dire Straits Two Faced Love -- Richard Thompson Two Hearts -- The Jayhawks Two Little Hitlers -- Elvis Costello Typewriter Song -- Solex U Got the Look -- Prince U.B. Jesus -- David Byrne Ubu Dance Party -- Pere Ubu Uglatto -- Devo Ugly -- Violent Femmes Ugly Band -- The Mekons soupcan Jul 02 2009 09:38 PM Ugly - Violent Femmes 1. Ultraviolet (Light My Way) - U2 2. Unchained Melody - U2 3. Uncle John's Band - Grateful Dead 4. The Undefeated - Iggy Pop 5. Under A Blanket Of Blue - Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong 6. Under Control - The Strokes 7. Under My Thumb - The Rolling Stones 8. Under My Voodoo - Sublime 9. Under Pressure - Queen & David Bowie 10. Under The Bridge - Red Hot Chili Peppers Swan Swan H Jul 03 2009 05:51 AM Under My Thumb - The Rolling Stones 1. Under The Blacklight - Rilo Kiley 2. Under The Milky Way - The Church 3. Under the Weather - KT Tunstall 4. Under The Wire - Carbon Leaf 5a. Under Your Spell - Amber Benson * 5b. Under Your Spell / Standing [reprise] - Amber Benson and Anthony Stewart Head * 6. Underground - Brad Yoder 7. Underneath The Bunker - R.E.M. 8a. Undertow - Lynn Miles ** 8b. Undertow - R.E.M. (2 versions) ** 9. Undone - Robert Earl Keen 10. Undone (The Sweater Song) - Weezer * From the musical episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. My iTunes lists all the songs as credited to the cast, but these are the singers. ** Different songs Rockin' Doc Jul 03 2009 06:26 AM <b>Undone (The Sweater Song) -- Weezer</b> Undun -- Guess Who Uneasy Rider -- Charlie Daniels Band Unforgetful You -- Jars of Clay The Unforgettable Fire -- U2 The Unforgiven -- Metallica Until I Fall Away -- Gin Blossoms Until the End of the World -- U2 (2 versions) Unwell -- Matchbox Twenty Up Around the Bend -- Creedence Clearwater Revival Up the Junction -- Squeeze TheOldMole Jul 03 2009 06:43 AM Up Around the Bend -- Creedence Clearwater Revival 1. Up On Cripple Creek The Band 2. Up On The Mountain The Magnificents 3. Up On The Roof The Drifters 4. Up! (Pop Version) Shania Twain 5. Urban Dreams Pepper Adams 6. Used Cars Bruce Springsteen 7. Valley In The Hills Gene Autr 8b Valley of Tears Fats Domino 9. Vanlose Stairway/Trans-E.uro Train/Fool for You.. Van Morrison 10 Variations On A Theme By Haydn Brahms sharpie Jul 05 2009 09:19 AM Used Cars -- Bruce Springsteen Valedictory -- Gentle Giant Valerie -- The Monkees Valerie Plame -- The Decemberists* The Valley of Malls -- Fountains of Wayne Vegetable Man -- The Soft Boys Velvet Underground -- Jonathan Richman** Vengeance Is Mine -- Johnny Dowd Vengeance Is Sleeping -- Neko Case Veronica -- Elvis Costello Vertigo -- U2 * Old Mole should have this one given his family connections to the subject ** A song that makes me happy whenever I hear it themetfairy Jul 05 2009 09:55 AM Veronica had an amazing video, that did a fascinating job of showing what it must be like to have Alzheimer's. TheOldMole Jul 05 2009 10:07 AM I'll definitely get the Decemberists, but what I do have is Velvet Underground -- Jonathan Richman and it makes me just as happy. 1. Venus De Milo Miles Davis 2. Very Early Bill Evans 3. Vigilante Man Ry Cooder 4. Vine Street Boogie Jay McShann 5. Vol Vistu Galy Star Louis Prima 6. Volare Oscar Peterson 7. Voo-It! Voo-It! Marion Abernathy 8. Voodoo Chile Blues Jimi Hendrix 9. W-P-L-J The Four Deuces 10. W. B. Yeats - Mother Of God U2 Swan Swan H Jul 05 2009 10:25 AM Venus De Milo - Miles Davis 1. Venus Kissed The Moon - Christine Lavin 2. Verbum Caro Factum Est [Responsorio (Modo VIII)] - Benedictine Monks of Santo Domingo de Silos 3. The Verdant Mile - Tracy Grammer 4. Very Fine Funeral - Eddie From Ohio 5. Veteran's Day - Jim Colbert * 6. Victim Of A Foolish Heart - Joss Stone 7. Victim/Volunteer - Christine Lavin 8a. Video Bargainville - Moxy Früvous ** 8b. Video Bargainville - Moxy Früvous ** 8c. Video Disco Bargainville - Moxy Früvous ** 9. Video Killed The Radio Star - The Buggles 10. Videotape - Radiohead * A friend from central PA who never performed before an audience until the day before his 40th birthday. ** One of the many Fruvous songs that undergoes a bit of metamorphosis each time it is performed and/or recorded. John Cougar Lunchbucket Jul 05 2009 11:44 AM Video Killed The Radio Star - The Buggles Virginia Avenue -- Tom Waits Viscosity -- Jay Jay Johnson* Visions of Johanna -- Bob Dylan Volare -- Dean Martin Violet Blue -- Domestic Oblivion** Voo Doo -- Rachel Sweet*** Voodoo Cadillac -- Southern Culture on the Skids Wailing Wall -- Todd Rundgren Wait -- The Beatles Waiting -- Chris Isaak * - This guy can really play the trombone. ** - My brother's friends. This music and the musicians eventually would wind up featured in their indy film you read about. *** - Overlooked new wave gem. OlerudOwned Jul 05 2009 12:05 PM Wait - The Beatles Wait a Minute - The Wipers Waitin' For a Superman - Flaming Lips Waiting - Cake Waiting For Something - Jay Reatard Waiting for the Kid to Come Out - Spoon Waiting Room - Atom and his Package Waiting Room - Fugazi Wake - Heatmiser* Wake Up - The Walkmen Wake Up Little Siouxie - The Matt Kurz One** * - Band featured the late Elliott Smith. All I've heard from them is the 5 song EP Yellow No. 5, and it's a catchy little gem of early 90s indie rock/pop punk. ** - Matt Kurz is the most coordinated man on earth. <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/ApW2QAhiIVs&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/ApW2QAhiIVs&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object> Willets Point Jul 06 2009 06:20 PM Waiting Room - Fugazi * Waiting Under the Waves - Kris Delmhorst Waka - Camper Van Beethoveen Wake Up From Your Sleep - Dan Schutte Wake Up Alone - Amy Winehouse Wake Up Dead - Arlo Guthrie Wake Up Jacob - Prince Albert Hunt's Texas Ramblers Wake Up Little Susie - The Everly Brothers ** Walcott - Vampire Weekend The Walk - The Cure Walk All the Days - Black 47 *** * Awesome song. Brings back good memories of freshman year at college. Even my friend in college who listened to nothing but classical and oldies loved this song. ** My wife hates when people sing this song to her. *** From the excellent "Live In New York" collection that I picked up after seeing Black 47 play at Shea Stadium. TheOldMole Jul 06 2009 07:24 PM Wake Up Little Susie - The Everly Brothers 1. Walkin' Miles Davis 2. Walkin' Around Paul Williams 3. Walkin' Dog Blues Rev. Gary Davis 4. Walkin' Down The Line Bob Dylan 5. Walkin' Shoes Gerry Muligan 6. Walkin' The Dog Rufus Thomas 7. Walkin' With Frankie Frankie Lee Sims 8. Walkin' With Mr. Lee Lee Allen 9. Walking Dr Bill B.B King 10. Walking to New Orleans Fats Domino Methead Jul 06 2009 08:58 PM ="Willets Point"]Waiting Room - Fugazi * * Awesome song. Brings back good memories of freshman year at college. . Same here. LOVE that song. metsguyinmichigan Jul 07 2009 07:40 PM Working off "Walkin' Down the Line" by Bob Dylan, purchased for the cause, and a worthy purchase. 1) "Walking in a Hurricane" by John Fogerty 2) "Walking in LA" by Missing Persons 3) "Walking in Memphis" by Marc Cohn 4) "Walking on a Thin Line" by Huey Lewis and the News 5) "Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves 6) "Walking on the Moon" by the Police 7) "Walking on the Sun" by Smash Mouth 8) "The Wanderer" by Dion and the Belmonts 9) "Wanderlust" by Paul McCartney 10) "Wanna Be Loved" by dcTalk Rockin' Doc Jul 07 2009 08:09 PM <b>Walking In Memphis -- Marc Cohn</b> Walking on a Thin Line -- Huey Lewis & the News Walking on the Moon -- Police Wander this World -- Jonny Lang Wanted It to Be -- Sister Hazel Warning -- Green Day Waste Your Time -- Freedy Johnston Wasted On the Way -- Crosby, Stills, & Nash Wasted Time -- Eagles Watch My Back -- Phil Keaggy, Scott Dente, & Wes King Watch Out For Lucy -- Eric Clapton Swan Swan H Jul 07 2009 08:25 PM Walking On The Moon - The Police 1. Wall Around Baghdad - Anthony Da Costa 2a. Wall Of Death - Nanci Griffith * 2b. Wall Of Death (Athens Studio) - R.E.M. * 3. Walt Whitman's Niece - Billy Bragg & Wilco 4. Walter's Theme - R.E.M. 5. Walter Lee - Kevin So 6. Wandering Shepherd - Joe Crookston * 7. Wandering Ways - Great Big Sea 8a. Wanderlust - Frank Black 8b. Wanderlust - R.E.M. (different song) 9a. The Wanting Comes In Waves (Reprise) - The Decemberists 9b. The Wanting Comes In Waves/Repaid - The Decemberists 10. War - Bruce Springsteen * * I am surprised at how many cover songs I have where I do not have the original. metsguyinmichigan Jul 07 2009 08:47 PM Working off "War" by Bruce Springsteen * 1) "War Machine" by Kiss ** 2) "War on Drugs" by Barenaked Ladies (two versions) 3) "War Paint" by Rush (two versions) 4) "War Pigs" by Black Sabbath 5) "Warehouse" by Dave Matthews Band (four versions) 6) "Warm" by the New Cars 7) "The Warrior" by Scandal 8) "Wart Hog" by the Ramones 9) "The WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)" by the Doors 10) "Wasted" by Def Leppard * I bought this first for the b-side, which was "Merry Christmas Baby" Never understood why they released a war song at Christmas and thought it was a good idea. ** Written by Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance. Really. sharpie Jul 08 2009 05:53 AM The WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat) -- The Doors Waste Your Time -- Freedy Johnston Watch Her Disappear -- Tom Waits Watcher of the Skies -- Genesis Watching the Wheels -- John Lennon Watered-Down Love -- Bob Dylan Waterloo Sunset -- The Kinks Watermelon Man -- King Curtis Waves of Fear -- Lou Reed Way Down in the Hole -- Tom Waits & the Kronos Quartet The Way It's Meant to Be -- The Features TheOldMole Jul 08 2009 11:02 AM from Watermelon man - King Curtis 1. Watermelon man Art Farmer 2. Watson's Blues Bill Monroe & The Bluegrass Boys 3. We Belong Together Robert & Johnny 4. We Can Work It Out The Beatles 5. We Diddit Eric Dolphy 6. We Go Together George Jones & Tammy Wynette 7. We Wish You A Merry Christmas The Drifters 8a We'll Be Together Again Frank Sinatra 8b We'll Be Together Again Chris Connor 9 We'll Meet Again Johnny Cash 10 We're Going UFO'ing Jimmy Durante soupcan Jul 08 2009 11:28 AM We Can Work It Out - The Beatles 1. We Care A Lot - Faith No More 2. We Do What We Can - Sheryl Crow 3. We Gotta Get Out Of This Place - The Animals 4. We Will Rock You - Queen 5. The Weakness In Me - Joan Armatrading 6. Wear My Ring Around Your Neck - Ricky Van Shelton 7. Welcome Back Victoria - Jesus Jones 8. Welcome To Paradise - Green Day 9. Welcome To The Cruel World - Ben Harper 10. Welcome To The First Mets Broadcast - Bob Murphy metirish Jul 08 2009 11:38 AM We Care A Lot - Faith No More 1. We Die Young - Alice In Chains 2. We Don't Need Nobody Else - Whipping Boy 3. Weeping Willow = - The Verve 4. Welcome Home(Sanatarium) - Metallica 5. Welcome To Tijuana - Manu Chao 6. Werewolves Of London - Warren Zevon 7. West Country Girl - Nice Cave & The Bad Seeds 8. Wet My Bed - Stone Temple Pilots 9. Whale Song - Pearl Jam 10. What It Takes - Aerosmith sharpie Jul 08 2009 02:37 PM Werewolves of London -- Warren Zevon West -- Lucinda Williams What's In It For Me -- The Walkmen (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace Love and Understanding -- Elvis Costello & the Attractions What's the New Mary Jane -- The Beatles What Am I Going to Do -- The Dovers What Becomes of the Brokenhearted -- Joan Osborne What Do I Get? -- The Buzzcocks What Do You Do/The Glory of Love -- Lyle Lovett What Do You Dream Of? -- Marshall Crenshaw What Kind of Girl Do You Think We Are? -- Mothers Rockin' Doc Jul 08 2009 06:17 PM <b>(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding -- Elvis Costello & the Attractions</b> What's The Frequency, Kenneth? -- R.E.M. What's Your Name -- Lynyrd Skynyrd Whatsername -- Green Day When Did Your Heart Go Missing -- Rooney When I Come Around -- Green Day When I Go Out With Artists -- Crash Test Dummies When I'm Sixty-Four -- Beatles When It Comes To You -- Dire Straits When Love Comes To Town -- U2 w/ B.B. King When Planets Collide -- Viva Voce* *A husband (drums & vocals) and wife (guitars & vocals) team that is the newest addition to my mp3. TheOldMole Jul 08 2009 06:29 PM When I'm Sixty-Four -- Beatles 1. When I'm With You The Moonglows 2. When Jimmie Rodgers Said Goodbye Gene Autry 3. When Lights Are Low Miles Davis 4. When My Dreamboat Comes Home Fats Domino 5. When My Heart Beats Like a Hammer B. B King 6. When Something Is Wrong With You Sam & Dave 7 When Sunny Gets Blue Dexter Gordon 8 When The Deal Goes Down Bob Dylan 9 When The Night Comes Falling Bob Dylan 10 When the Saints Go Marching In The Weavers Swan Swan H Jul 08 2009 07:48 PM When Lights Are Low - Miles Davis When Love Comes To Town - U2 When She's Gone - Brett Dennen When She Cries - Iain Campbell Smith When She Shines - Brad Yoder When She Talks - Moxy Früvous * When The Blue Hour Comes - Joan Osborne When the Golden Leaves Begin to Fall - Wayfaring Strangers When The Last Page Is Turned - Eddie From Ohio When The Paint Grows Darker Still - Frank Black When the Roll is Called Up Yonder - Red Molly * Fruvous pretty much alternated between albums of humorous, often political songs and Beatles-inspired pop with an occasional humorous tint. This is from Thornhill, probably the best of the Beatlesques. metsguyinmichigan Jul 08 2009 08:16 PM Edited 1 time(s), most recently on Jul 09 2009 08:43 AM Working off "When Love Comes to Town" by U2 (and covers by Third Day and Todd Agnew) 1) "When Smokey Sings" by ABC (two versions) 2) "When the Levee Breaks" by Led Zeppelin 3) "When the Night Comes Falling" by Jeff Healy Band * 4) "When the Tears Fell" by the Newsboys 5) "When the Tigers Broke Free" by Pink Floyd 6) "When the World is Running Down" by the Police 7) "When Tomorrow Comes" by the Eurythmics 8) "When Will I Be Loved?" by Linda Ronstadt 9) "When Will I See You Again?" by the Three Degrees 10) "When Will I See You" by the Pretenders * From the "Roadhouse" soundtrack, a move so bad that it's good. Great Dylan cover. Methead Jul 08 2009 09:05 PM When The Levee Breaks - Led Zeppelin When The Lie's So Big - Frank Zappa When The Ship Comes In - Bob Dylan When The Third Wheel's A Brat - Maserati When We Were Freaks - Marc Ribot When Worlds Collide - Neil Young When Yer Twenty Two - Flaming Lips When You're In - Pink Floyd When You Awake - Bob Dylan & The Band When You Dance You Can Really Love - Neil Young When You Got A Good Friend - Robert Johnson soupcan Jul 08 2009 09:16 PM When You Dance You Can Really Love - Neil Young 1. When You Were Mine - Prince 2. Where The Boys Go - The Rolling Stones 3. Where The Streets Have No Name - U2 4. Whichever Way the Wind Blows - Bob Mould 5. Whipping - Pearl Jam 6. Whipping Boy - Ben Harper 7. Whistling Dixie - Kevin Devine 8. White Belly - Belly 9. White Houses - Eric Burdon & The Animals 10. White Light / White Heat - The Velvet Underground John Cougar Lunchbucket Jul 08 2009 09:56 PM White Light / White Heat - The Velvet Underground White Trash -- Southern Culture on the Skids Who'll be the Next in Line -- Kinks Who's Behind the Door -- Zebra Who's that Girl -- Eurythmics Who's that Knocking -- the Genies Who Feels It -- Bob Marley Who the Cap Fit -- Bob Marley Why Aye Man - Mark Knoplfler Wicked Gravity* -- Jim Carroll Band Wild as the Wind (a Tribute to Rick Danko) -- Steve Forbert * -- Wicked wicked wicked wicked. I mean, ferocious. metsguyinmichigan Jul 08 2009 10:01 PM Working off "Where the Streets Have No Name" by U2 with covers by MercyMe and Chris Tomlin. 1) "Where we Belong" by Sanctus Real 2) "Wherever We Go" by the Newsboys (four versions) 3) "Which to Bury, Us or the Hatchet" by Relient K (two versions) 4) "While My Guitar gently Weeps" by Paul McCartney and Eric Clapton 5) "While You See A Chance" by Steve Winwood 6) "Whip It" by Devo 7) "Whisper to a Scream (Bird's Fly)" by Icicle Works * 8) "The Whistler" by Jethro Tull 9) "White and Nerdy" by Weird Al 10) "White as Snow" by U2 * One of my fave new wave songs! metsguyinmichigan Jul 08 2009 10:07 PM DOH! Beat by the Lunchbucket! But I'll continue, working off "Who's Behind the Door" by Zebra 1) "Who's Crying Now" by Journey 2) "Who Am I" by Casting Crowns 3) "Who Are You?" By The Who (two versions) 4) "Who Can I Turn To?" by ABC 5) "Who Got the Meaning?" By the Elms 6) "Who I Am" by Third Day 7) "Who I Am Hates Who I've Been" by Relient K 8) "Who Let the Dogs Out?" by the Baja Boys * 9) "Who Made Who" by AC/DC 10) "Whole Lotta Love" by Led Zeppelin * Memories of 2000! Rockin' Doc Jul 09 2009 05:18 AM <b>Who Are You? -- Who</b> Who Do You Love -- George Thorogood & the Delaware Destroyers Who I Am -- Third Day Who You Are -- Small Town Poets Whole Again -- Jennifer Knapp Whole Lotta Love -- Led Zeppelin Who'll Stop the Rain -- Creedence Clearwater Revival Why Can't This Be Love -- Van Halen Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad? -- Derek & the Dominoes Why Don't We Do It In the Road -- Beatles Why Georgia -- John Mayer John Cougar Lunchbucket Jul 09 2009 05:22 AM ="metsguyinmichigan":rhe7lhew]DOH! Beat by the Lunchbucket! But I'll continue, working off "Who's Behind the Door" by Zebra [/quote:rhe7lhew] knew you'd have that one. I've seen their singer do the Nat. Anthem at Mets games at least twice now. themetfairy Jul 09 2009 06:22 AM Why Georgia - John Mayer Why I Am - Dave Matthews Band Why Should She Wait - Marc Broussard Why Worry - All American Rejects Wicked Little Town - Hedwig and the Angry Inch soundtrack* The Wiener Schnitzel Waltz - Tom Lehrer Wig in a Box - Hedwig and the Angry Inch soundtrack* The Wild West Is Where I Want To Be - Tom Lehrer Will I Ever Make It Home - Ingram Hill The Wind Blows - All-American Rejects Wishes And Dreams - Stellar Kart * Just your average musical about a man who became a woman in order to leave East Germany and come to America, only to be abandoned by his/her husband in a trailer park in Kansas and to eventually embark on a career as a singer. What happens when we get to the end of people's playlists? Frayed Knot Jul 09 2009 06:57 AM ="John Cougar Lunchbucket"] ="metsguyinmichigan"]DOH! Beat by the Lunchbucket! But I'll continue, working off "Who's Behind the Door" by Zebra knew you'd have that one. I've seen their singer do the Nat. Anthem at Mets games at least twice now. Did they give out free WBAB bumpa stickas either time? ]What happens when we get to the end of people's playlists? The world explodes -- Duh! seawolf17 Jul 09 2009 08:04 AM ="themetfairy":1egqyelw]* Just your average musical about a man who became a woman in order to leave East Germany and come to America, only to be abandoned by his/her husband in a trailer park in Kansas and to eventually embark on a career as a singer.[/quote:1egqyelw] Story of my life. I like covering up the poster's info and trying to guess who's posted each list by the artists. Some of us are very guessable. metirish Jul 09 2009 08:10 AM ="seawolf17":3mceyn2s] ="themetfairy":3mceyn2s]* Just your average musical about a man who became a woman in order to leave East Germany and come to America, only to be abandoned by his/her husband in a trailer park in Kansas and to eventually embark on a career as a singer.[/quote:3mceyn2s] Story of my life. I like covering up the poster's info and trying to guess who's posted each list by the artists. Some of us are very guessable.[/quote:3mceyn2s] I know if I see Thunder or a Poison and the like chances are it's you.....if I see music from the thirties I know it's Mole .... Swanie can be all over the place.....a good thing of course......PGIM is a rocker pure and simple.....Metfairy is Jon Meyer and DMB.... I got to try and cover the posters name , how do you do that?.....a rather simplistic question I know. metsguyinmichigan Jul 09 2009 08:40 AM ="John Cougar Lunchbucket":330zfmzf] ="metsguyinmichigan":330zfmzf]DOH! Beat by the Lunchbucket! But I'll continue, working off "Who's Behind the Door" by Zebra [/quote:330zfmzf] knew you'd have that one. I've seen their singer do the Nat. Anthem at Mets games at least twice now.[/quote:330zfmzf] Awesome!! I interviewed the drummer back when I was editing the Nassau Community College paper and Zebra played there. Guy Gelso was very kind to a very, very green and star-struck reporter! TheOldMole Jul 09 2009 10:37 AM The Wild West Is Where I Want To Be - Tom Lehrer 1. Wild Wild Young Men Ruth Brown 2. Wild Women Don't Have The Blues Ida Cox 3. Wildwood Stan Getz 4. Wildwood flower Carter Family 5. Wild Strawberries Surfing Jazz Quintet 6a With A Little Help From My Friends The Beatles 6b With a Little Help From My Friends Jesus Enriquez and Miles Pena 7. With God on Our Side Bob Dylan 8. Within You Without You The Beatles 9a. Without Love Clyde McPhatter 9b. Without Love Aretha Franklin 10 Wizard Of Oz Judy Garland There are actually two from the 30s here Ida and Judy, although Judy is timeless. I'm more likely to be 40s and early 50s for my weird stuff, though. sharpie Jul 09 2009 10:55 AM With God On Our Side -- Bob Dylan 1 With Or Without You -- U2 2 With You There to Help Me -- Jethro Tull 3a Within You Without You -- Patti Smith 3b Within You Without You -- Anthony Newley* 4 Without Chains -- Patti Smith 5 A Wolf at the Door (It. Girl Rag Doll) -- Radiohead 6 Wolf Like Me -- TV On the Radio 7 Won't Want For Love (Margaret in the Taiga) -- The Decemberists 8 Wonderboy -- The Kinks 9 Wonderful Remark -- Van Morrison 10 Wonderwall -- Oasis * Unintentionally funny classic. metirish Jul 09 2009 11:10 AM Wonderwall -- Oasis 1. Wooden Jesus - Temple Of The Dog* 2. Working Man's Cafe - Ray Davies** 3. World Shut Your Mouth - Julian Cope 4. Wormboy - Marilyn Manson 5. Worms - The Pogues 6. Would? - Alice In Chains 7. Wow - Snow Patrol 8. Wrong 'Em Boyo - The Clash 9. the Wrong Company - Flogging Molly 10. Wrong Number - The Cure * Excellent album that brought together Chris Cornell and a bunch of guys that would become Pearl Jam, a tribute to Andrew Wood from Mother Love Bone ** I just love this song , Davies sings really beautifully here....excellent album btw TheOldMole Jul 09 2009 11:24 AM Wrong 'Em Boyo - The Clash 1. Wrong Neighborhood Jay McShann 2 Wrong Track Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee 3 Wynonie's Blues Wynonie Harris 4 Ya Ya Lee Dorsey 5 Yakety Yak The Coasters 6 Yakety Yak--Hi Ho Silver The Beatles 7a Yardbird Suite Carmen McRae 7b Yardbird Suite Chet Baker 7c Yardbird Suite Charlie Parker 8 Yeat's Grave The Cranberries 9 Yellow Roses Ry Cooder 10 Yellow Submarine The Beatles soupcan Jul 09 2009 11:38 AM Yeat's Grave - The Cranberries 1. Yellow - Coldplay 2. Yellow Sarong - Yo La Tenga 3. Yellow Submarine - The Beatles 4. Yellow, Purple, Green - Momma Stud 5. Yer So Bad - Tom Petty 6. Yesterday - The Beatles 7. Yesterday Is Gone - Lenny Kravitz 8. Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots Pt. 1 - The Flaming Lips 9. Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots Pt. 2 - The Flaming Lips 10. You - R.E.M. Swan Swan H Jul 09 2009 11:41 AM Got beaten in there on the Yardbird Suite, but I'll just slide down a couple. Yellow - Coldplay Yellow Brick Road - Kris Delmhorst Yellow House - Red Molly Yellow River (Non-Album Track) - R.E.M. Yesterday - The Beatles * Yesterday's Girl - Nerissa and Katryna Nields Yesterday's News - Whiskeytown Yesterday Cried - Golden Smog ** Yesterday Some Roses - John Elliott *** The Yodel Song - Gandalf Murphy & The Slambovian Circus of Dreams **** Yonder Blue - Christine Lavin * Haven't heard anything from these guys in years. I wonder what happened to them? ** Sort-of supergroup that made a really good EP, an excellent album, and probably should have quit there. *** One of the most interesting young songwriters I have heard in quite a while. He will be playing a show at our little house concert series in November. **** One of the most entertaining live bands out there. I only own a couple of their tracks, but wouldn't miss them at a festival. Willets Point Jul 09 2009 06:12 PM Yesterday's Girl - Nerissa and Katryna Nields Yesterday's Papers - The Rolling Stones Yesu Wayinyanza - Muungano National Choir, Kenya Yewa - Lazaro Ros Yo No - Ely Guerra Yoda - Weird Al Yankovic * Yodel For A Fish - Wayne Potash ** Yodel Merengue - Various Artists Yonder - Donna the Buffalo *** Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots, Pt. 1 - The Flaming Lips Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots, Pt. 2 - The Flaming Lips * pretty much guarantees that metfairy will make the next post. :) ** Children's musician, plays gigs at my son's day care. *** Herd of 'em? sharpie Jul 09 2009 06:48 PM Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots - Part One -- Flaming Lips You'll Be Coming Down -- Bruce Springsteen You're a Big Girl -- Bob Dylan You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go -- Bob Dylan You're Gonna Miss Me -- 13th Floor Elevators You're Looking At Me -- John Wesley Harding You're Pretty Good Looking (For a Girl) -- White Stripes You're Probably Wondering Why I'm Here -- Mothers of Invention You're Still On My Mind -- The Byrds You're Still Standing There -- Steve Earle & Lucinda Williams You & Eye -- David Byrne metsguyinmichigan Jul 09 2009 06:49 PM Working off "You'll Be Coming Down" by Bruce Springsteen 1) "You're a Friend of Mine" by Clarence Clemens and Jackson Browne 2) "You're All I've Got Tonight" by The Cars -- 2A) "You're All I've Got Tonight (live)" by the New Cars 3) You're All I Have" by Snow Patrol 4) "You're All That I Want" by Kiss 5) "You're My Favorite Waste of Time" by Marshall Crenshaw 6) "You're My Soul and My Inspiration" by the Righteous Brothers 7) "You're Only Human" by Billy Joel 8) "You're So Vain" by Carly Simon 9) "You're to Blame" by MercyMe -- 9A) "You're to Blame" by MercyMe (acoustic) 10) "You've Got Another Thing Coming" by Judas Priest John Cougar Lunchbucket Jul 09 2009 07:19 PM "You're My Favorite Waste of Time" by Marshall Crenshaw You're So Square -- Buddy Holly You've Got Love -- Buddy Holly You've Got to Hide Your Love Away -- Beatles You Ain't Livin' til You're Lovin' -- Marvin Gaye You Ain't Seen Nothin Yet -- Bachman Turner Overdrive You Angel You -- Bob Dylan You are Everything -- Marvin Gaye & Diana Ross You are the Sunshine of My Life -- Stevie Wonder You Can't Be Too Strong - Graham Parker You Can't Take Love for Granted -- Graham Parker themetfairy Jul 09 2009 07:31 PM ="Willets Point":2cc4dk16] * pretty much guarantees that metfairy will make the next post. :) [/quote:2cc4dk16] Sorry. As good as I am, posting while running a 5K is beyond my abilities. Rockin' Doc Jul 09 2009 08:30 PM <b>You Are the Sunshine of My Life -- Stevie Wonder</b> You Better You Bet -- Who You Can Call Me Al -- Paul Simon You Can Leave Your Hat On -- Joe Cocker You Can't Always Get What You Want -- Rolling Stones You Can't Get What you Want (Til You Know What you Want) -- Joe Jackson You Curse At Girls -- Fountains of Wayne You Don't Believe -- Alan Parsons Project You Don't Know How It Feels -- Tom Petty You Don't Know Me -- Ben Folds with Regina Spektor You Don't Mess Around With Jim -- Jim Croce* Tremendous songwriter that tragically died far too soon. metsguyinmichigan Jul 09 2009 09:02 PM Working of "You Can't get What You Want,Till You Know What You Want" by Joe Jackson, a great song! 1) "You Can't Kill Rock and Roll" by Ozzy Osbourne 2) "You Can't Stop Rock and Roll" By Twisted Sister (four versions) -- 2A) "You Can't Stop Rock and Roll" by Dee Snider's SMFs 3) "You Can Call Me Al" by Paul Simon 4) "You Can Leave Your Hat On" by Etta James 5) "You Could Be Happy" bySnow Patrol 6) "You Get What You Give" by the New Radicals 7) "You Give Love a Bad Name" by Bon Jovi 8) "You Got It" by Bonnie Raitt * 9) "You Got Lucky" by Tom Petty 10) "You Got Me Rocking" by the Rolling Stones * Cover of Orbison/Wilburys song from a soundtrack. I like Bonnie Raitt. seawolf17 Jul 09 2009 09:11 PM Off "You Got Lucky": "You Got No Right" - Velvet Revolver "You Got To Get Through What You've Got To Go Through To Get What You Want, But You Got to Know What You Want To Get Through What You Got To Go Through" - Wildhearts * "You Got To Love Your Negro Man" - Dewey Cox "You Gotta Go!" - Bosstones "You Gotta Move" - Aerosmith "You Know My Name" - Chris Cornell "You Know You're Right" - Nirvana "You Learn" - Alanis Morissette (two versions) "You Let Your Heart Go Too Fast" - Spin Doctors "You Make Me Feel Like A Whore" - Everclear * RAAAAAAAAAWK. Another criminally ignored British band. Unless someone's pickings are pretty slim, we could never get out of the "youse." Apostrophes are messin' with our list. TheOldMole Jul 09 2009 11:14 PM What do we do when we get to Z? soupcan Jul 10 2009 06:07 AM "You Learn" - Alanis Morissette 1. You Look So Young - The Jayhawks 2. You Love The Thunder - Jackson Browne 3. You Love Us - Manic Street Preachers 4. You Might Think - The Cars 5. You Never Can Tell - Jerome Patrick Holan / Chuck Berry 6. You Okay Honey? - RENT, Original Broadway Cast 7. You Only Live Once - The Strokes 8. You Oughta Know - Alanis Morissette 8a. You Oughta Know (Alternate) - Alanis Morissette 9. You Really Got Me - Van Halen 10. You Sexy Thing - Hot Chocolate* *Because we all have to believe in miracles, don't we? TheOldMole Jul 10 2009 06:24 AM You Never Can Tell - Chuck Berry 1 You Never Give Me Your Money The Beatles 2 You Painted Pictures The Spaniels 3 You Really Got Me [Live] The Kinks C 4 You Remember Me Jesse Winchester 5 You Send Me Sam Cooke 6 You Shocked Me Tiny Topsy 7 You Tell Me Johnny Cash 8 You Took Advantage Of Me Anita O'Day 9 You Upset Me Baby B. B King 10 You Upset My Mind Jimmy Reed sharpie Jul 10 2009 06:48 AM You Never Give Me Your Money -- The Beatles You Never Know -- Wilco You Only Live Once -- The Strokes You Said Something -- PJ Harvey You So & So -- John Wesley Harding You Won't See Me -- The Beatles* Your Cheatin' Heart -- Hank Williams Your Dad Did -- John Hiatt Your Ghost (Don't Scare Me No More) -- John Wesley Harding Your Head Here -- Robyn Hitchcock Your Little Hoodrat Friend -- The Hold Steady * Alphabetically, the last Beatles song. Willets Point Jul 10 2009 07:27 AM ="TheOldMole":2rx06tod]What do we do when we get to Z?[/quote:2rx06tod] My iTunes lists songs that start with numerals after Z, I suppose we go there. Edgy DC Jul 10 2009 07:33 AM ="TheOldMole":3071x9mb]What do we do when we get to Z?[/quote:3071x9mb] Guys like you make kindergarden teachers miserable. Swan Swan H Jul 10 2009 09:16 AM You Never Know - Wilco * 1. You Oughta Know - Alanis Morissette 2. You Picked Me - A Fine Frenzy 3a. You Remind Me - Abbie Gardner & Anthony da Costa ** 3b. You Remind Me - David Matheson ** 4. You Rise And Meet The Day - Dar Williams 5a. You Stay Here - Richard Shindell (2 versions) 5b. You Stay Here - Willy Porter *** 6. You Were Here - Sarah Harmer **** 7. You Will Be Loved Again - Cowboy Junkies 8. You Win Again - Mary Chapin Carpenter 9. Young - Nickel Creek 10. Young James Dean - Girlyman * Wilco and Yo La Tengo Monday at Keyspan. I've been listening to the new Wilco almost non-stop since I got it. Good stuff. ** Different Songs *** Cover of the Shindell song ****She does a song call called 'Capsized' that is about the saddest damned thing I have ever heard. I'm going to post a homemade video I found in the Track of the Day thread. metsguyinmichigan Jul 10 2009 09:40 AM Working off "You Ought to Know" by Alanis 1) "You Really Got Me" by the Kinks -- 1A) "You really Got Me" by Van Halen 2) "You Reign" by MercyMe 3) "You See Me Crying" by Aerosmith 4) "You Send Me" by Sam Cooke 5) "You Sexy Thing" by Hot Chocolate 6) "You Shook Me All Night Long" by Ac/DC (two versions) 7) "You Should Have Been There" by Marshall Crenshaw 8) "You Still Amaze Me" by Audio Adrenaline 9) "You Can Still Rock in America" by Night Ranger 10) "You Take Me Up" by Thompson Twins TheOldMole Jul 10 2009 08:13 PM "You Send Me" by Sam Cooke 1 You Were On My Mind Ian & Sylvia 2a You Win Again Hank Williams 2b You Win Again Johnny Cash 2c You Win Again--Improvisation The Beatles 3 You Won't Do Right Bobby Marchan 4 You Won't See Me The Beatles 5 You Wouldn't Shirley & Lee 6 You'll Never Never Know The Platters 7 You're A Big Girl Now Bob Dylan 8 You're a Weaver of Dreams Cannonball Adderley & John Coltrane 9 You're Breaking Me Up Lee Dorsey 10 You're Crying Annie Ross metsguyinmichigan Jul 11 2009 01:44 PM Working off "You Won't See Me" by the Beatles 1) "Young Blood" by UFO 2) "Young Lust" by Pink Floyd 3) "Your Body is a Wonderland" by John Mayer (two versions) 4) "Your Glory Goes On" by MercyMe 5) "Your Good Thing is About to End" by Etta James 6) "Your Imagination" by Brian Wilson 7) "Your Latest Trick" by Dire Straits (two versions) 8) "Your Life is Now" by John Mellencamp 9) "Your Love Goes on Forever" by Sonicflood 10) "Your Love is Better Yhan Life" by the Newsboys themetfairy Jul 11 2009 02:00 PM Your Body Is A Wonderland - John Mayer Your Horoscope For Today - Weird Al Yankovic Your Most Valuable Possession - Ben Folds Five Your Redneck Past - Ben Folds Five Your Star - The All-American Rejects Zak and Sara - Ben Folds 1000 Things - Jason Mraz 11:11 PM - The All-American Rejects 25 Or 6 To 4 - Chicago 30/90 - Tick...Tick...Boom! Soundtrack* 3x5 - John Mayer * This was an Off-Broadway musical based on the songs of Jonathan Larson, who is best known for RENT. It starred Raul Esparza, who has gone on to much bigger Broadway musicals over the past few years. Even though the song was about someone turning 30 in 1990, the song was something I latched onto as I was turning 40 in 2001. I'm getting very close to the end of my playlist here. Swan Swan H Jul 11 2009 02:30 PM Zak And Sara - Ben Folds (2 versions) Zanzibar - Billy Joel Zarathustra - Nano Frog Zephyr & I - Suzanne Vega Zither - R.E.M. Zombie - Wellesley Tupelos 1 2 3 4 - Feist 1 Excuse - Brad Yoder (2 versions) 1 Hit Intro - 1 Hit Wonder - Brad Yoder $1,000 Wedding - Evan Dando And Juliana Hatfield 1,000,000 - R.E.M. More covers sans originals Willets Point Jul 11 2009 06:37 PM 1 2 3 4 - Feist * 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 - Woody Guthrie 2-4-6-8 Motorway - Tom Robinson 2:1 - Elastica 2+2=5 (The Lukewarm) - Radiohead 2wice - Mission of Burma 3 Strange Days - School of Fish 3rd Planet - Modest Mouse 3s Up - Taqwa ** 4 + 20 - Crosby, Stills & Nash 4th Dimensional Transition - MGMT * I prefer the version Feist performed on <i>Sesame Street</i>. ** Boston hip-hop artist who gave us a free copy of his demo while we were waiting on a street corner one day. Apparently, 3's Up is the hip-hop symbol for Boston. OlerudOwned Jul 11 2009 07:05 PM 4th Dimensional Transition - MGMT 5 - 4 = Unity - Pavement 5 Funerals - Bomb the Music Industry!* 5, 6 Kids - Bear Vs. Shark 5.45 - Gang of Four 50 Million Year Trip (Downside Up) - Kyuss The $50,000 Cigarette - The Dopamines #51 Dick Butkus - Dillinger Four 53rd & 3rd - The Ramones 5K - Matt and Kim** 60 Revolutions - Gogol Bordello *- Maybe the best thing going on in punk right now. They do so much to keep shows accessible, cheap, and fun. Give away their music for free and run an online label for other bands to do the same. Good people. **- Possibly Mets fans. There was a picture with one of them wearing the cap, but I can't find it. Edgy DC Jul 11 2009 07:47 PM ="OlerudOwned":12e2ytd8]**- Possibly Mets fans. There was a picture with one of them wearing the cap, but I can't find it.[/quote:12e2ytd8] That's why we have archives: http://cranepoolforum.net/phpbb2/viewto ... &start=140 soupcan Jul 11 2009 08:31 PM 5-4 = Unity - Pavement 1. 5-4 Vocal - Pavement 2. 54-46 That's My Number / Ball And Chain - Sublime 3. 6th Avenue Heartache - The Wallflowers 4. 7 - Prince 5. 7 And 7 Is - The Ramones 6. 83 - John Mayer 7. 88 Seconds In Greensboro - Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark 8. 96 Tears - ? & The Mysterians* 9. 99% - Soul Asylum 10. 999 - Keith Richards** *One of my all-time favorite songs. **The last song in my library. Edgy DC Jul 11 2009 08:44 PM I've got "99%" but I don't want to be the one to flip the odometer. Swan Swan H Jul 11 2009 08:46 PM 7 - Prince also: 7 - Moby (different song) 7's And Museums - Steven Wright 7 Chinese Bros. - R.E.M. * 7 Stones - Lindsay Mac 72-74 - Spinanes 75 Septembers - Cheryl Wheeler 8 Hour Drive - Lynn Miles 83 - John Mayer 9-9 - R.E.M. #9 Dream - R.E.M. 9/8 Central - Liz Carlisle * and that's the end of my playlist. * One of my favorite silly tracks is called Voice of Harold, in which Michael Stipe reads the liner noted of a gospel album over the musical track of this song. It is found on their obscurities album Dead Letter Office. A must! ** Fun little song about living in the Mountain Time Zone. Liz did her Masters thesis on the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival. John Cougar Lunchbucket Jul 11 2009 09:14 PM 9-9 - R.E.M. That's the very last song on my list. So should we take it from the top? Go backwards? Declare Swan Swan the winner? metirish Jul 12 2009 06:08 AM I'm down with that, we should try a different wrinkle this time around. Maybe something similar but use random selection to achieve the result. Not sure how that would work though. Edgy DC Jul 12 2009 06:13 AM I've got an idea. But proceed. metirish Jul 12 2009 06:22 AM ="Edgy DC":2jrgfpt0]I've got an idea. But proceed.[/quote:2jrgfpt0] lets have it then , I was just throwing something out there. John Cougar Lunchbucket Jul 12 2009 06:37 AM ="Edgy DC":19bfvpvv]I've got an idea. But proceed.[/quote:19bfvpvv] do it NOW!!!! Swan Swan H Jul 12 2009 07:32 AM Credit must be given to Irish for starting this thread, J.C. Lunchbucket for starting the first theme, and Batmagadanleadoff for the second theme. We await Edgy's inspiration for the third. metsguyinmichigan Jul 12 2009 07:54 AM Working off "#9 Dream" by REM (and the Lennon version, too) 1) "96 Tears" by ? and the Mysterions 2) "99 Luft Balloons" by Nena 3) "99 Red Balloons" by Goldfinger. And that's all I got! metirish Jul 12 2009 09:00 AM 99 Luft Balloons" by Nena 1812 Festival Overture, OP.49 - Tbilisi Symphony Orchestra and that's it for me Thanks for the credit Swanie, I had no idea though it would take on this form. JCL was in inspired form that day. Edgy DC Jul 12 2009 10:50 AM ="John Cougar Lunchbucket":abzrqiav] ="Edgy DC":abzrqiav]I've got an idea. But proceed.[/quote:abzrqiav] do it NOW!!!![/quote:abzrqiav] It'll take a day or two. John Cougar Lunchbucket Jul 12 2009 11:03 AM I said NOW!!!! metirish Jul 12 2009 11:17 AM ="John Cougar Lunchbucket":1xw9yp4p]I said NOW!!!![/quote:1xw9yp4p] He's got nothing and is now scrambling to think of something.... Edgy DC Jul 12 2009 11:37 AM OK, do it this way. We've all got a taste of each other's playlists now. The last complete list came from Craig Swan Hummingbird. Somebody posts the following: "I've considered Swan Swan H's interests and I think he would enjoy '_____________' by __________." Try and dig deep in your knowledge and get something he might be unfamiliar with. Take a day or two if necessary. Ask your cousin what an Ian & Sylvia fan might like. Ask your wife. Ask your cousin's wife. Swan will then answer either with "Thanks, I've got it," or "Thanks, I've now downloaded it," followed by a brief (or extended) review of the track and a rating on a 1-10 scale. Swan then recommends a track to the poster who preceeded him. We should be gracious about each other's taste, but we can be competitive and consider anybody whose recommendation gets under 5 three times struck out, and not accept any more recommendations. Swan Swan H Jul 12 2009 11:47 AM I like that. I've seen a lot of interesting stuff on other folks list in this thread, and would definitely participate, give and take, in such a thread. Considering that it costs about a buck to sample a suggestion it's a frugal and fun way to learn about new music. metirish Jul 12 2009 11:52 AM Yeah I like it too..... Willets Point Jul 12 2009 05:45 PM "99 Luft Balloons" by Nena 99 Year Blues - Julius Daniel 100 Names - The Nields 200 More Miles - Cowboy Junkies 236-6132 - Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer * 300 Pounds of Joy - Howlin' Wolf 400 Years - Bob Marley & the Wailers 405 - Death Cab for Cutie 634-5789 (Soulsville, U.S.A.) - Wilson Pickett * 672 - The Dresden Dolls 808 Beats - The Unknown DJ * Someone should put together a compilation of songs with phone numbers for titles. The cover art would be a phone directory. I've actually got another dozen songs in my library after this, believe it or not. TheOldMole Jul 12 2009 08:14 PM Hello Central, give me Doctor Jazz. batmagadanleadoff Jul 12 2009 10:22 PM ="Willets Point"]"99 Luft Balloons" by Nena 99 Year Blues - Julius Daniel 100 Names - The Nields 200 More Miles - Cowboy Junkies 236-6132 - Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer * 300 Pounds of Joy - Howlin' Wolf 400 Years - Bob Marley & the Wailers 405 - Death Cab for Cutie 634-5789 (Soulsville, U.S.A.) - Wilson Pickett * 672 - The Dresden Dolls 808 Beats - The Unknown DJ * Someone should put together a compilation of songs with phone numbers for titles. The cover art would be a phone directory. I've actually got another dozen songs in my library after this, believe it or not. That's because your library orders your songs differently. In your list "99 Year Blues" precedes "808 Beats" because the numerical value of 99 is less than the numerical value of 808. Most other libraries order songs that begin with a number, not according to the value of the entire number, but according to the value of the first digit only. Ties are broken by the value of the next digit, and the digit after that. So in most other libraries, for example, all songs that begin with the "9" digit would be at the very bottom. 9 xyz would come after 8888,888,888 xyz. Where'dya get 300 Pounds of Joy From? My version is spelled Three Hundred Pounds of Joy. __________________ Jeff Francouer sucks and the bloom is off Jerry Manuel. Willets Point Jul 13 2009 07:44 AM ="OlerudOwned":1a1k8xb5]*- Maybe the best thing going on in punk right now. They do so much to keep shows accessible, cheap, and fun. Give away their music for free and run an online label for other bands to do the same. Good people.[/quote:1a1k8xb5] I downloaded "Album Minus Band." Good stuff. Thanks for the recomendation. metsguyinmichigan Jul 13 2009 12:07 PM ="Edgy DC":3rv5x9jp]OK, do it this way. We've all got a taste of each other's playlists now. The last complete list came from Craig Swan Hummingbird. Somebody posts the following: "I've considered Swan Swan H's interests and I think he would enjoy '_____________' by __________." Try and dig deep in your knowledge and get something he might be unfamiliar with. Take a day or two if necessary. Ask your cousin what an Ian & Sylvia fan might like. Ask your wife. Ask your cousin's wife. Swan will then answer either with "Thanks, I've got it," or "Thanks, I've now downloaded it," followed by a brief (or extended) review of the track and a rating on a 1-10 scale. Swan then recommends a track to the poster who preceeded him. We should be gracious about each other's taste, but we can be competitive and consider anybody whose recommendation gets under 5 three times struck out, and not accept any more recommendations.[/quote:3rv5x9jp] OK, I'll give this a try: I've considered Rockin' Doc's interests and I think he would enjoy "Next Thing You Know" by Matthew West from his CD "History," (which I'd be happy to send him.) Why? I notice that like me, Doc enjoys Christian rock mixed in with his classics from the 1970s and 1980s. I've spotted Third Day, Jars of Clay and others from the genre. West doesn't get as much exposure as those guy, but he's really good. I've met him twice, and he seems like a really nice guy. Both Jars and Third Day mix up their rock with worship songs, and West does a fair amount of that two. Enjoy! soupcan Jul 15 2009 06:46 PM Thread Killer, qu'est-ce que c'est? metsguyinmichigan Jul 15 2009 08:48 PM Hey, I was just trying to follow the rules. Would love to find a way to extend the format. Here's another idea: Hit shuffle. What are the first 10 songs that come out. Rockin' Doc Jul 15 2009 09:36 PM ="metsguyinmichigan":17rjn4wb]OK, I'll give this a try: I've considered Rockin' Doc's interests and I think he would enjoy "Next Thing You Know" by Matthew West from his CD "History," (which I'd be happy to send him.) Why? I notice that like me, Doc enjoys Christian rock mixed in with his classics from the 1970s and 1980s. I've spotted Third Day, Jars of Clay and others from the genre. West doesn't get as much exposure as those guy, but he's really good. I've met him twice, and he seems like a really nice guy. Both Jars and Third Day mix up their rock with worship songs, and West does a fair amount of that two. Enjoy![/quote:17rjn4wb] I'm not sure I'm doing this as Edgy intended I'm a little confused as to whom I am to make a recommendation. metsguy is the poster that preceeds me. Anyway, we'll give it a try and Edgy can get this thread back on course if I'm not doing this right. Okay, I listened to both the album version and a live performance of "Next Thing You Know" by Matthew West. I like the song. It has an upbeat acoustic guitar sound reminiscent of Donovan Frankenreiter or Jack Johnson. The lyrics are largely autobiographical, but still easy for me to relate to on a personal level. This is classified as contemporary christian music, but more importantly it is simply good music. Thanks for the tip, I've already listened to a few of his other songs as well. I will be adding a few tracks the next time I purchase music for my library (most likely this weekend). <b>I've considered metsguyinmichigan's interests and I think he would enjoy <i>American Tragedy</i> by <i>Tait</i> from his debut album <i>Empty</i>. </b> I saw that metsguy had several cuts by DC Talk in his library. I think he also had some Toby Mac from his post DC Talk solo work. Well, Michael Tait must have been the rocker of the DC Talk trio if his solo work is any indication. <i>American Tragedy</i> looks at racial prejudice and how far our nation still has to go before people are judged on their merit rather than their race. The lyrics were cowritten by Michael Tait and Toby (Mac) McKeehan. I hope you enjoy it. Rockin' Doc Jul 15 2009 09:44 PM ="metsguyinmichigan":1u9ipo2b]Hey, I was just trying to follow the rules. Would love to find a way to extend the format. Here's another idea: Hit shuffle. What are the first 10 songs that come out.[/quote:1u9ipo2b] I like this idea. In order to post your 10 random songs you have to match one of the 10 on the preceeding list. I think Edgy's suggestion has a lot of merit also and it would be very more informative, but I think it's obvious that I, for one, don't fully understand the procedure. metsguyinmichigan Jul 15 2009 11:10 PM I've considered metsguyinmichigan's interests and I think he would enjoy American Tragedy by Tait from his debut album Empty. I saw that metsguy had several cuts by DC Talk in his library. I think he also had some Toby Mac from his post DC Talk solo work. Well, Michael Tait must have been the rocker of the DC Talk trio if his solo work is any indication. American Tragedy looks at racial prejudice and how far our nation still has to go before people are judged on their merit rather than their race. The lyrics were cowritten by Michael Tait and Toby (Mac) McKeehan. I hope you enjoy it. Good call, Doc! What a great song. Tait's "Empty" CD is indeed a rocker! I like how he interspersed snippets of the interview with the, um, unenlightened person -- "I wasn't raised with 'em, and I don't intend to start now" -- with the lyrics talking about the struggles in the past and yet his optimism for the future. I used to lead the church middle school youth group, and include a song with each lesson. One week I brought in cdtalk's "Jesus Freaks" cd, and showed them the back cover, which shows the band. I'd tell them one of the three is a rocker, one a rapper and the other is a guy from Grand Rapids. Every kid but one picked Tait to be the rapper, since he is black. But Toby's the hip-hopper, and he's white. We had a good discussion about making snap judgments about people based on their looks and prejudice. The song kind of looks along these lines. A great cut to be sure! Thanks for recommending. Edgy DC Jul 16 2009 05:31 AM Well, the idea was to pay it forward working backwards through the thread. Or, at worst, recommend randomly. But not to close the circle. Rockin' Doc Jul 23 2009 08:16 PM Well, this was far too interesting and active a thread to just let it die because we have all worked through the alphabet. I say we give this another shot. Let's try metsguy's proposal of using 10 songs as they play on a randomized scramble of your music library. Then someone that matches one of the songs listed, then lists 10 randomly played songs from their music library. As before, comments and insights regarding your list are welcomed. The last 10 random songs played from my music library: These Eyes -- The Guess Who Cinnamon Girl -- Neil Young Knockin' On Heaven's Door -- Bob Dylan Share the Land -- The Guess Who Shakin' Hands -- Nickelback Centerfield -- J. Geils Band I'm Down -- Beatles All You Need Is Love -- Beatles Spanish Moon (Live) -- Little Feat Something Good This Way Comes -- Jakob Dylan Consecutive Beatles tunes isn't too suprising since the Beatles are easily the band with the most songs (over 100) in my music library. Two songs in rapid succession from the Guess Who is definitely more suprising, since they only have 11 songs in my library. Bob Dylan and Jakob Dylan give a rare father son appearance in the space of 10 songs. Jakob inherited his legendary father's songwriting gift, though his music tends to be more straight ahead, 4 piece band rock and roll where Dad is more the folk troubadour. metsguyinmichigan Jul 23 2009 11:01 PM OK, I clicked on "All You Need is Love" by the Beatles. next were: 1) "Elevation" by U2, the live verson from U218 Singles. Bono, please stop talking. 2) "Possession" by Sarah McLachlan 3) "What a Good Boy" by Barenaked Ladies, from the Live in Grand Rapids official boot I downloaded from their Web site. We were at the show! 4) "Please Please Me" by the Beatles 5) "I Just Wanna Have Something to Do" by Garbage from the Ramones tribute CD 6) "Least of These" by DecembeRadio 7) "Fast Car" by Tracy Chapman 8) "The Adultress" by the Pretenders 9) "No Reaction" by Relient K 10) "Just Like Me" by Paul Revere and the Raiders Swan Swan H Jul 24 2009 05:57 AM After Possession by Sarah McLachlan: Walkin' Away from Caroline - Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner – Warren Zevon The Greatest Man That Ever Lived (Variations On A Shaker Hymn) – Weezer Too Repressed – Sometymes Why * Redbird Waltz – Redbird ** Storm – Dan Bern Gold Rush Brides – 10,000 Maniacs Learn to Fly – Carbon Leaf Why Can’t We Be Friends – War Lady, Oh Lady – Pete and J * A side project for three female singer-songwriters, Kristin Andreassen, Ruth Ungar Merenda, and Aoife O’Donovan. This song, featuring O'Donovan, almost makes me blush thanks to her recitation of things she is too repressed to do to the unnamed musician about whom she wrote the song. The band was named in part, one story goes, as a joke on the number of vowels in Aoife. ** A one-off collaboration of three excellent singer-songwriters, Peter Mulvey, Kris Delmhorst and Jeffrey Foucault. Foucault and Delmhorst still occasionally perform together, as evidenced by the birth of their daughter a little over a year ago. soupcan Jul 24 2009 08:27 AM How do you do a 'random scramble' of songs that start with one particular song? Swan Swan H Jul 24 2009 09:19 AM ="soupcan":2scj3njy]How do you do a 'random scramble' of songs that start with one particular song?[/quote:2scj3njy] I'm sure someone has an easier way, but I went the manual method - I set iTunes to shuffle, started Possession, then hit the forward button ten times. Rockin' Doc Jul 24 2009 12:30 PM If you have a song from the previous poster's random shuffle, then identify the song you had from their list and simply post the next 10 songs that randomly play on your player. I don't believe you need to start with the song you matched from the other persons list. This thread is more challenging to keep going than expected. soupcan Jul 25 2009 09:46 PM Okay - I'll give it a shot but there's got to be an easier way than just writing them down after clicking 'ff'. After Gold Rush Brides - 10,000 Maniacs 1. RENT - Original Broadway Cast 2. Discotheque - U2 3. Let Me Go - The Rolling Stones 4. Original Of The Species - U2 5. Kick Out The Jams - The Presidents Of The United States Of America 6. Cryin' For My Baby - The Blasters 7. Stay - U2 8. Sitting On A Fence - The Housemartins 9. Eleutheria - Lenny Kravitz 10. What A Day That Was - The Talking Heads Like Rockin' Doc with the Beatles, U2 is the band with the most stuff in my library (235 songs). I have all of their studio albums plus a lot of live stuff and bootlegs. Rockin' Doc Jul 25 2009 10:22 PM Matched <b>Stay -- U2</b> Next 10 on shuffle: Because -- Beatles Nowhere Man -- Beatles Fire and Ice -- Pat Benatar Marrakesh Express -- Crosby, Stills, and Nash If You're Gone -- Matchbox Twenty Thrill of It -- Robert Randolph & the Family Band* Dominoe -- Van Morrison Ride Across The River -- Dire Straits Sleeping Bag -- ZZ Top Give Me One Reason -- Tracy Chapman** *Song was used as the intro & promo music for Monday Night Football. **Eric Clapton plays guitar and makes a cameo appearance on vocals on this version. TheOldMole Jul 25 2009 11:32 PM Nowhere Man Beatles Settin' The Woods On Fire Hank Williams Sweet and Lovely Thelonious Monk Bernie's Tune Wardell Gray Don't Blame Me Charlie Parker, Miles Davis Blue in Orbit Duke Ellington Howlin' At Midnight Jimmie Dale Gilmore & Butch Hancock Tennessee Waltz PeeWee King Lucille Little Richard San Diego Party Johnny Mandel Mostly iconic giants from different genres here -- Hank, Monk, Bird, Miles. Ellington, Little Richard. Wardell Gray is one of the jazz musicians mentioned in On The Road -- Sal talks about listening to Dexter Gordon and Wardell Gray playng "The Hunt" -- he has it almost right: it's "The Chase." "Tennessee Waltz" is an iconic song, if not the most iconic version. "San Diego Party" is from the jazz score to I Want to Live, written by Mandel, played by Gerry Mulligan. metsguyinmichigan Jul 26 2009 09:10 PM Matched: "Nowhere Man" by the Beatles 1) "Pray" by MC Hammer 2) "Gimme Some Lovin'" by The Blues Brothers 3) "Julie" by marshall Crenshaw 4) "Candy-O" by The Cars 5) "Dissident" by Pearl Jam 6) "Have I Told You Lately" by Van Morrison 7) "#9 Deam" by R.E.M. 8) "The Way We Roll" by Newsboys* 9) "Mixed Emotions" by the Rolling Stones 10) "Dreams" by the Cranberries *Newsboys are the No. 3 artist on my iPod with 176 songs John Cougar Lunchbucket Jul 26 2009 09:18 PM "Candy-O" by The Cars I Told You -- The Thorns Yer So Bad -- Tom Petty We Can Work it Out -- Beatles Canteloupe Island -- Herbie Hancock I Wish You Could -- The Blasters Half A World Away -- REM Vege-Tables -- Brian Wilson Seventies Girl -- Freedy Johnston Tired of Waiting for You -- Kinks If I Can't Change Your Mind - Sugar seawolf17 Jul 27 2009 08:11 AM I'll play off the Beatles and/or Sugar songs off Lunch's list: "Here For You" - Ozzy Osbourne "Hero (unlugged)" - Europe "Oceans" - Pearl Jam "Toke About It" - Tesla "Oceans (remastered)" - Pearl Jam * "Welcome To The Machine" - Queensryche "Honky Tonk Woman" - Tesla "Meet Me On The Corner (live)" - Thunder ** "Learn To Fly" - Toby Jepson "Ball And Chain" - Thunder * Seriously? Both versions, almost back-to-back? Weird. ** Three covers in a row. Cool. Pull Pearl Jam out of there, and I'd bet this is a hard list to hit for y'all. TheOldMole Jul 27 2009 08:19 AM Randomizing off the Kinks: Mailman Bring Me No More Blues Buddy Holly Acadian One-Step Joseph Falcon Short Street Cluster Duke Ellington Only You (and you Alone) The Platters Down In Mexico The Coasters If I Were a Bell Miles Davis Five Spot Blues Thelonious Monk Rocker Miles Davis Walking to New Orleans Fats Domino Ballad In Plain D Bob Dylan Some doowop, a lot of jazz, a couple of 50s masters (Holly and Domino). "Rocker" is from Birth of the Cool, and anyone who doesn't have that, should. "Mailman Bring Me No More Blues" actually came up twice (what are the odds of that, given about 5000 songs on my iTunes collection), so I skipped the second one.