As usual, I have nothing to contribute. But next time someone starts a "What is in the 8-Track player?:...............
Jimmy Fallon-The Bathroom Wall I just started college and already some of the stuff he talks about on the cd I see.
I have just downloaded a few things from emusic.com, so as soon as I can burn them, I'll be listening to: Duke Ellington - Carnegie Hall Concerts (Jan 1946) Dale Watson - Dreamland Hank Dogs - Half Smile Joe King Carrasco and El Molino - Joe King Carrasco and El Molino Johnny Copeland - Working Man Blues I have enough download credits for about 2 more albums. I'm considering picking 2 of the following: The Kinks - Muswell Hillbillies Los Skarnales - Vatos Rudos Los Skarnales - Vatos Crudos and No Mas Desorden Cigar Store Indians - Cigar Store Indians
MP3 player in the car has: U2- Zooropa The Clash- London Calling The Ramones- Road to Ruin Francoise Hardy- The Best of the Ye-Ye Girl Bjork- Medulla Rogue Wave-debut cd
Butch Walker-Letters Dave Matthews Band-The Lilywhite Sessions Pete Rock-Lost and Found Hip Hop Underground Soul Classics (probably the best hip hop CD I own) G. Love-Hustle
Heart - Jupiter's Darling You know, I would have never thought about getting this record if I hadn't seen it in Tracks Magazine. I was never a big Heart fan, though I think Ann Wilson has an amazing voice and some of their earlier stuff is pretty damn killer, but this is a seriously rockin' record. Seemed to have gone back to their 70's roots and away from the cheese of the 80's. Fancey - self-titled Found this in the same mag. Mrs JB is loving it too. Straight up 70's pop stuff. Tesla - Mechanical Resonance Tears for Fears - iTunes Originals Collection of interviews, old/new songs and re-makes done for iTunes. Sting - Bring on the Night A new acquaintence of mine and I were talking about this one yesterday. I had almost forgot how killer it is. Now, I just have to find an MP3 of the FILM VERSION of I Burn For You, which included one of the most amazing drum solos you'll ever hear. Unfortunately, the disc version had no solo. It was only in the movie, but it was released as a B-Side to Love is the Seventh Wave on 45 (yes, that's vinyl for you young-uns ). I'm assuming no one has that?
U.N.K.L.E. - "Do Androids Dream Of Electric Beats" Shel Silverstein - "Freaking At The Freaker's Ball", "The Great Conch Train Robbery", "I'm So Good, I Don't Have To Brag" and a bunch of his misc poetry
My most recent iTunes purchases: Cibelle -- "Cibelle" Phoenix -- "Alphabetical" Macy Gray -- "The Trouble With Being Myself" West Indian Girl -- "West Indian Girl" Rachel Fuller -- "Cigarettes and Housework" Jill Scott -- "Beautifully Human" The Helio Sequence -- "Love and Distance"
You know what? Fine. I'll let you know what is always in my car. No Doubt: Im Just A Girl Ally McBeal Themesong Kris Kross: Jump Kelly Clarkson: Miss Independent Vanilla Ice: Go Ninja Go Shania Twain: Man, I feel Like A Woman Slayer: South Of Heaven Helen Reddy: I am Woman, Hear Me Roar Pac Man Fever: Pac Man Fever Cindy Lauper: Girl's Just Wanna Have Fun Sir Mix-a-Lot: Baby Got Back The Weathergirls: It's Raining Men Chumbawumbe: I Get Knocked Down Donna Summer: Hot Stuff ThunderCat's Theme Song I don't listen to anything else, ever. People won't ride with me anymore.
Liz Phair - Liz Phair Audioslave - Audioslave Wilco - Mermaid Avenue Velvet Revolver's album Sasha + Digweed - Northern Exposure 3
Funny, I was the same way at first. It took me a couple of listens to really start digging it, but now it is one of my favorite albums of theirs. It will be hard to ever top Mezzanine in my opinion, but this is still a great listen.
Jimi Hendrix - Tulsa, OK - June 7, 1970 Jimi Hendrix - New York Pop Festival - June 17, 1970 Jimi Hendrix - Filmore East - May 10, 1968 noticing a trend??
No Way. I have been into them since I was a kid (13) back in the early '80s. Their music hasn't really aged well. I still like their last album a lot though, GenX, I have it on vinyl but it is kind of scratched up because of 20 years of wear. I think I will listen to it tonight! Billy Idol was a very talented singer, I think he could of amounted to be much more if he wasn't such a rocker.
