Haven't had one of these in a while... At home: "Slanted and Enchanted" - Pavement "Chariots of Fire" - Vangelis "Bleach" - Nirvana "Stoner Witch" - Melvins "Rubberneck" - Toadies "Incantations" - Mike Oldfield "The Best of 1980-1990" - U2 "Achtung Baby" - U2 "Automatic for the People" - REM "Hatful of Hollow" - The Smiths "Thelonious Monk with John Coltrane" - Thelonious Monk "Thelonious Monk and Sonny Rollins" - Thelonious Monk "Speak No Evil" - Wayne Shorter "Live at Birdland" - John Coltrane In the car, it is a Cure theme, lol, "Boys Don't Cry" "Faith" "p*rnography" "The Top" "Staring at the Sea" "Galore" "Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me" "Disintegration" "Bloodflowers" "Wish"
Nas - God's Son Common - Electric Circus Mos Def - We are Hip Hop Roots - Phrenology Cold Chillin - Choice Cuts Talib Kweli - Quality Dead Prez - Turn off the Radio Missy Elliot - Under Construction Jay Z - Blueprint 2.... Slum Village - Dirty District Cormega ft Foxxy Brown - Slow Down Baby D-Styles - Phantazmagorea Rob Swift - Sound Event Planet Asia - Still in Training K-Otix - Black Album Gangstarr - Skills Dwele - Rise Jazzy Jeff ft. Erro - Rock wit U Jazzanova - Another New Day
I am at work right now and this is whats in my CD-ROM at work. http://users2.ev1.net/~david2000/playlist.htm
I've left the cd player behind in favor of my ipod and a harddrive and I went through the process of digitizing all 350+ of my cd's. Currently my ipod has the entire Pixies/Frank Black collection, the entire primus colection, the entire REM collection and numerous misc albums.
Refused - The sound of Punk to Come Sweatshop Union - burned cd Swollen Members - Balance P.O.D - Satellite
Just went and traded some CDs that I never listen to for these 3 CDs: "The Best of 1990-2000" - U2 "Singles" - The Smiths "The Immaculate Collection" - Madonna I'm listening to "Crazy for You" right now at this moment, one of my all-time favorites!
A Perfect Circle - Mer De Norms Nirvana - In Utero Tool - Undertow Tool - Aenima Finger Eleven - Tip Blindside - Silence Alice in Chains - Alice in Chains
Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin Beck - Sea Change Starsailor - Love Is Here Coldplay - Rush of Blood to the Head Richard Ashcroft - Human Conditions Nick Drake - Bryter Layter & Pink Moon
holy crap Manny did something involving music that i agree with. i'm a little scared now as for me, in my awesome 1 CD holding stereo that i have up at school i currently have "Come On Over" by Shania Twain.
Dj Whoo Kid - Max Payne Part 2 Nas - God's Son Jay-Z - The Gift and The Curse (Blueprint 2) Clipse - Lord Willin'
My favorite! Recent purchases from the last week: Sigur Ros ( ) Audioslave Roots (Phrenology) Polyphonic Spree (The Beginning Stages of...) Frank Black (Teenage of the Year) Missy Elliott (Under Construction)' Primal Scream (Evil Heat) Gza (Legend of the Liquid Sword) Drive-by Truckers (Southern Rock Opera) George Harrison (Brainwashed) Polyphonic Spree (The Beginning Stages of...) The Soundtrack of Our Lives (Behind the Music) I haven't listened to all these enough yet, so excluding all those listed above my "early" top ten of the year is: 1. Wilco (Yankee Foxtrot Hotel) 2. And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead (Source Tags & Codes) 3. El-P (Fantastic Damage) 4. Beck (Golden Age) 5. Queens of the Stone Age (Songs for the Deaf) 6. Bruce Springsteen (The Rising) 7. Doves (The Last Broadcast) 8. Flaming Lips (Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots) 9. Streets (Original Pirate Material) 10. Interpol (Turn on the Bright Light) I think I've bought about 50 CDs that were released this year.
It's amazing that I just got home from buying 2 CD's. * The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Soundtrack. Superb music * Elv1s: 30 #1 Hits. It's funny...I never liked Elvis until this year. Now I can't get enough of his music.
6 CDs Def Leppard - X Christina Aguilera - Stripped Janet - janet. Savage Garden - Affirmation Shania Twain - Up! Aerosmith - Big Ones
Good tastes, but I wouldn't buy that second CD because of my lack of money. However, if she put out a DVD named that, I'd find the money.
In the car, it's The Wiggles CD "Yummy, Yummy." (Just finished a trip with the kids.) "Hot Potato" is the stand out song but "Fruit Salad" and "Crunchy Munchy Honey Cakes" are both catchy little tunes that don't get old until the third or fourth time. (The things you do for your kids.) On my PC at work, I've got Mozart's "The Magic Flute," as I find it hard to work and contribute to the Hangout when Rock's on. On the CD at home, I have my two favorite Christmas cds, The Alligator Records Christmas Collection and Alligator Stomp #4: Cajun Christmas Here's the Amazon review I wrote for Cajun Christmas a few years ago... "Cajun Christmas" provides a fresh interpretation of many Holiday standards and a smattering of Louisiana originals that are true to the spirit of the season. If you are tired of the traditional arrangements and appalled at dogs and cats massacring your favorites, this CD is the perfect antidote. Two strong tracks by Beausoleil, "Christmas Bayou" and "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear" lead off the compilation, the latter interpreted as a Cajun waltz. "Joy to the World" is a bouncy, upbeat combo of fiddle and accordian that will lighten the hearts of the most fervent Scrooge. It's hard not to dance to "Jingle Bells" and "Deck the Halls." The layers of instruments and the upbeat tempos create a celebratory tone in these tunes that has disappeared through repetition of the more familiar arrangements. The final song, "Auld Lang Syne," is the best. Michael Doucet starts out with a slow, mellow fiddle but soon turns from the remembrance of the past year to the anticipation of the New Year with a rollicking finish that compels you to bounce around the house. While all the tracks are strong contributions, the greatest value of this CD is the regeneration of spirit one feels. The old songs seem new and the cumulative effect is to take some of the cynicism out of the increasingly commercialized season. As an added plus, kids seem to respond to the music, which can open up all kinds of discussions about music, history, and of course, Christmas. The "Christmas Collection" is as good or better. Both are highly recommended.
Eminem - The Eminem Show And some CD-R's I made containing video game music from various games. I also picked up Nas - God's Son today, so that CD will see some time in my CD player shortly.
