yep, that thing :cool:
Who Are You- THE WHO
Cataracts- ANDREW BIRD
Werewolf- CATPOWER
Papercuts- BROADCAST
First Breath After Coma- EXPLOSIONS IN THE SKY
Pretty Persuasion- REM
Hear My Train- JIMI HENDRIX
Tom Sawyer- RUSH
Here Comes Santa Claus- ELVIS PRESLEY
Budo- MILES DAVIS
+ 1
Powerline- HUSKER DU
LUCERO - Sounds of The City
PEARL JAM - Satan's Bed
WILCO - Laminated Cat (Live)
PEARL JAM - Thin Air
SPRINGSTEEN - Radio Nowhere
CASH - Daddy Sang Bass
RADIOHEAD - In Rainbows
JEFF TWEEDY - At Least Thats What You Said
STEVIE WONDER - My Cherie Amour
JEFF TWEEDY - happy birthday
I was just sitting here really confused becuase that doesn't seem that random, but then realized that on my laptop I only have ~2000 songs and my desktop is where the whole arsenal is.
2112 Overture - Rush
Everybody Somebody - White Denim
Down By The Seaside - Zeppelin
Stormtroopin' - Nugent
Move On - Jet
Track 12 (the bonus rope remix thing) - Foo Fighters
Teddy Picker - Arctic Monkeys
I Want to Break Free - Queen
Say Want You Want - White Denim
Blitzkrieg - Metallica
Weird that out of 5088 items, I got White Denim twice. I'll roll with that!
Can we survive the blitzkrieg!!!!!! :evil:
Quote from: Tracy 2112 on Nov 14, 2012, 01:31 PM
yep, that thing :cool:
Who Are You- THE WHO
Cataracts- ANDREW BIRD
Werewolf- CATPOWER
Papercuts- BROADCAST
First Breath After Coma- EXPLOSIONS IN THE SKY
Pretty Persuasion- REM
Hear My Train- JIMI HENDRIX
Tom Sawyer- RUSH
Here Comes Santa Claus- ELVIS PRESLEY
Budo- MILES DAVIS
+ 1
Powerline- HUSKER DU
Jealous that you have Earth is Not a Cold Dead Place...
1. Grateful Dead - Comes a Time (Dick's Picks Vol. 21)
2. Wild Flag - Romance
3. My Morning Jacket - One in the Same
4. The Dead - Here Comes Sunshine (Worcester, MA 4/19/09)
5. Creedence Clearwater Revival - I Heard It Through the Grapevine
6. My Morning Jacket - Christmas Must Be Tonight
7. Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black)
8. My Morning Jacket - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
9. Everest - Track 11? (Live at McCabe's Guitar Shop 5/9/08)
10. Furthur - Lost Sailor (San Fransisco, CA 12/30/09)
Quote from: EverythingChanges on Nov 14, 2012, 02:12 PM
Stormtroopin' - Nugent
Nice to see another Nuge fan. Back in the day, when musicians just played and didn't spout of their political beliefs, he was one of my conduits for teen angst. Love me some Stormtroopin'
Buffalo Soldier - Bob Marley
Team - Bon Iver
Ocean Breathes Salty - Modest Mouse
The Wizard Turns On... - Flaming Lips
Commotion - Creedence Clearwater Revival
Can I Get a Witness - Marvin Gaye
Play the Game - Queen
Hopefully -Jim James
Let Us Down Easey - Ryan Adams/Cardinals
X Mas Cutain - MMJ
The Byrds - One Hundred Years From Now
The Avenger - Juoksuhauta Twist
Ghostface Killah - Iron Maiden
Ice T - Midnight
The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart - Young Adult Friction
Brother Soul - Feelin Funky
Buraka Som Sistema - Kurum
Groove Robbers Feat. DJ Shadow - Last stop
Missin' Linx - MIA
Rod Stewart - Mandolin Wind
This never gets old...
Led Zeppelin - I'm Gonna Crawl (In Through The Out Door)
George Harrison - Art of Dying (All Things Must Pass)
Spoon - Nobody Gets Me But You (Transference)
JayZ - Blue Magic (American Gangster)
Phoenix - Rome (Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix)
Bob Marley & The Wailers - Stop That Train (Catch A Fire)
Sublime - All You Need (Stand By Your Van)
The Band - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (The Best of)
Swing Out Sister - Who Let The Love Out (Get In Touch With Yourself)
Massive Attack - Unfinished Sympathy (Blue Lines)
The lack of Jazz is strange, as is the lack of anything incredibly embarrassing (70s AM hits), but otherwise pretty representative.
The Great Gig in the Sky - Pink Floyd
Dazed and Confused - Led Zeppelin
Pearl Necklace - ZZ Top
Girl from a Pawnshop - The Black Crowes
Sunrise - Childish Gambino
That's Where The Blues Started - Son House
He's Alright - Kurt Vile and the Violators
Baby Boomer - Monsters of Folk
Ole - Caribou
Hold Time - M.Ward
Gimme Danger - Iggy and the Stooges
Let it Ride - Ryan Adams and the Cardinals
Place To Be - Nick Drake
Kingdom Come - David Bowie
The Way Young Lovers Do - Jeff Buckley
Race for the Prize (Remix) - the Flaming Lips
Lonely Weekends - Charlie Rich
Open the Door, Homer - Bob Dylan and the Band
the New - Interpol
Amongst the Waves - Pearl Jam
Gideon - My Morning Jacket !
Quote from: Fully on Nov 14, 2012, 05:32 PM
The Great Gig in the Sky - Pink Floyd
Dazed and Confused - Led Zeppelin
Pearl Necklace - ZZ Top
Girl from a Pawnshop - The Black Crowes
Sunrise - Childish Gambino
That's Where The Blues Started - Son House
He's Alright - Kurt Vile and the Violators
Baby Boomer - Monsters of Folk
Ole - Caribou
Hold Time - M.Ward
Gimme Danger - Iggy and the Stooges
Ahh.... One of the most beautiful songs of the last century.
Quote from: Mr. White on Nov 14, 2012, 09:26 PM
I didn't have anything for him to sign, so I remembered I had my report card in my pocket from earlier in the day at school. I had Ted sign the back of one of my high school report cards! Too Cool!!!
nice!
Boston - Hitch a Ride
Led Zeppelin- Thank You
The Who- Baba O'Reilly
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
The Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter
Humble Pie - Thirty Days in the Hole
Journey - Just the Same Way
Peter Frampton - Do You Feel Like I Do
Fleetwood Mac - Dreams
Elvis - Suspicious Minds
Quote from: LD on Nov 14, 2012, 10:12 PM
Boston - Hitch a Ride
Led Zeppelin- Thank You
The Who- Baba O'Reilly
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
The Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter
Humble Pie - Thirty Days in the Hole
Journey - Just the Same Way
Peter Frampton - Do You Feel Like I Do
Fleetwood Mac - Dreams
Elvis - Suspicious Minds
I forget about that song, but it brings back some great memories swimming in the rock quarry with the older bad kids when I was in seventh grade. :happy:
Quote from: Fully on Nov 14, 2012, 10:15 PM
Quote from: LD on Nov 14, 2012, 10:12 PM
Boston - Hitch a Ride
Led Zeppelin- Thank You
The Who- Baba O'Reilly
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
The Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter
Humble Pie - Thirty Days in the Hole
Journey - Just the Same Way
Peter Frampton - Do You Feel Like I Do
Fleetwood Mac - Dreams
Elvis - Suspicious Minds
I forget about that song, but it brings back some great memories swimming in the rock quarry with the older bad kids when I was in seventh grade. :happy:
and it was particularly sweet when the DJ played the opening part where they are harmonizing.
- NIN - Head Like A Hole (Slate)
- The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Brenda
- MMJ - Evelyn Is Not Real (Sanworm Cometh Version)
- MMJ - Miss You (Stones) 4-3-2000 Kleine Zaal, Tilburf Holland
- Jane's Addiction - Ted Just Admit It
- Ryan Adams - Funny How I'm Losing You
- Ryan Adams - Dirty Rain
- Jim James - Tonight I Want To Celebrate With You!!! (Newport 2010)
- Pink Floyd - Sorrow (Even Gilmour haters have to love this song, no? Remember on Delicate Sound of Thunder when the light spots were on him and the camera panned closer to him as he played that killer opening riff to Sorrow and I was sooo stoned because it was the second time I ever got high. Remember that! Good times.)
- Ministry - You Know What You Are (Land of Rape and Honey is a GREAT fucking album)
Full disclosure: Keith Urban popped up. It's my wife's, but you know, he's not THAT bad.
Quote from: BH on Nov 15, 2012, 12:48 AM
- Pink Floyd - Sorrow (Even Gilmour haters have to love this song, no? Remember on Delicate Sound of Thunder when the light spots were on him and the camera panned closer to him as he played that killer opening riff to Sorrow and I was sooo stoned because it was the second time I ever got high. Remember that! Good times.)
I remember it well, although I was in a different state and year when it happened to me. Good times indeed!
Are there really Gilmour haters out there? For what possible reason could anyone hate Gilmour?
The Black Crowes - Downtown Money Waster (from Bullet Sound)
The Jayhawks - Two Angels
The Rolling Stones - Bitch
Fleetwood Mac - Why
Boston - Don't Look Back
The Black Crowes - Locust Street
Pat Travers - Snortin' Whiskey
Wilco - You Are My Face
The Beatles - I Am The Walrus
The Mother Hips - Timesick Son Of A Grizzly Bear
Quote from: Fully on Nov 15, 2012, 06:21 AM
Quote from: BH on Nov 15, 2012, 12:48 AM
- Pink Floyd - Sorrow (Even Gilmour haters have to love this song, no? Remember on Delicate Sound of Thunder when the light spots were on him and the camera panned closer to him as he played that killer opening riff to Sorrow and I was sooo stoned because it was the second time I ever got high. Remember that! Good times.)
I remember it well, although I was in a different state and year when it happened to me. Good times indeed!
Wow, me too, I was totally there! The old Mile High in Denver for me, though. :beer:
Quote from: Shug on Nov 15, 2012, 09:05 AM
Are there really Gilmour haters out there? For what possible reason could anyone hate Gilmour?
Yeah, I can't conceive of this "Gilmour hater" incarnation, either. What possible reason? Too awesome, maybe?
(http://pages.suddenlink.net/cberry47/imgs/gilmour_250.jpg)
Okay, threadjack over, I'll get to the shuffle thing.
There is definitely Gilmour haters out there, but I don't get it. Musical creation aside, he's was cooler than that anxiety-ridden, paranoid square Waters
Orange - The Dandy Warhols
Rocket Boy - Liz Phair
Why Don't You Do Right - Sinead O'Connor
Smokin' - Boston
Conceived - Beth Orton
Stop Whispering - Radiohead
Alimony - Ry Cooder
A Gallon of Gas - The Kinks
Hannes - Sigur Ros
Crash the Party - Richard Thompson
+1
Among the Americans - 10,000 Maniacs
I want a do-over. That is way more 90s music than I ever listen to.
I guess I should rephrase it not as "Gilmour Hater" but "Gimour Era Floyd Hater"
Outkast - Nathaniel
The Roots - How I Got Over
Muse - Sing for Absolution
Kool A.D. - Donda
Kate Nash - Pumpkin Song
Atmosphere - Industrial Warfare
Deer Tick - Now It's Your Turn
Mayer Hawthorne - Dreaming
Joy Division - Digital
Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears - Master Sold My Baby
Brad - Raise Love
Afghan Whigs - See And Don't See
Faith No More - Stripsearch
Rival Sons - Keep On Swinging
Grateful Dead - West LA Fadeaway (Live)
The Beatles - I Want You
Clutch - Gravel Road
Pearl Jam - Glorified G
Deftones - Swerve City
Deer Tick - Let's All Go To The Bar
The Passenger - Kings of Convenience
A Dedication - Washed Out
Wenatchee - Seasick Steve
ABC's - Music for Little People Choir ('cause I'm a mom and what not)
Halycon and On and On - Orbital
Sexx Laws - Beck
Whole Love - Wilco
White Winter Hymnal - Fleet Foxes
Remnants - My Morning Jacket
Mezzanine - Massive Attack
Quote from: lpkell2145 on Nov 15, 2012, 05:51 PM
The Passenger - Kings of Convenience
A Dedication - Washed Out
Wenatchee - Seasick Steve
ABC's - Music for Little People Choir ('cause I'm a mom and what not)
Halycon and On and On - Orbital
Sexx Laws - Beck
Whole Love - Wilco
White Winter Hymnal - Fleet Foxes
Remnants - My Morning Jacket
Mezzanine - Massive Attack
\m/ \m/ \m/ \m/ \m/ \m/ \m/ \m/ \m/ \m/ \m/ \m/ \m/ :evil:
across the great divide - the band
let's go crazy - prince
a wasteland companion - m ward
fake plastic trees - radiohead
victory garden - galaxie 500
i will be there when you die (2 meter session) - my morning jacket
peaceful valley boulevard - neil young
gimme a beer - diamond rugs
baby's got a bad idea - justin townes earle
eyeball kid - tom waits
first 10 to pop up on my phone.
OK, here goes...
E-Pro - Beck
The Jessica Numbers - The New Pornographers
Patience Dub - Lee "Scratch" Perry
Ghost - 7 Seconds
Death is the Easy Way - My Morning Jacket
Stoned Soul - Artie Christopher
Free Jah Children - Sugar Minott
Tell It Like It Is - Aaron Neville
Hello Stranger - Barbara Lewis
State Troopers (Part 1) - Cornershop
Rashaan Roland Kirk - Blue Rol
Foo Fighters - Arlandria
Martina McBride - Hit Me w/ Your Best Shot
Bob Marley - Exodus
Tom Waits -Table Top Joe
Smokey Robinson & The Miracles - I Second That Emotion
Billy Joe Shaver - The Hottest Thing In Town
Big Maybelle - Ocean Of Tears
The Band - I Shall Be Released
Tom Waits - The Piano Has Been Drinking :beer:
Quote from: YimYodd on Nov 16, 2012, 04:50 PM
Rashaan Roland Kirk - Blue Rol
Foo Fighters - Arlandria
Martina McBride - Hit Me w/ Your Best Shot
Bob Marley - Exodus
Tom Waits -Table Top Joe
Smokey Robinson & The Miracles - I Second That Emotion
Billy Joe Shaver - The Hottest Thing In Town
Big Maybelle - Ocean Of Tears
The Band - I Shall Be Released
Tom Waits - The Piano Has Been Drinking :beer:
Tom Waits on Fernwood Tonight (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_0E7x3Nqys#)
Quote from: YimYodd on Nov 16, 2012, 04:50 PM
Rashaan Roland Kirk - Blue Rol
Foo Fighters - Arlandria
Martina McBride - Hit Me w/ Your Best Shot
Bob Marley - Exodus
Tom Waits -Table Top Joe
Smokey Robinson & The Miracles - I Second That Emotion
Billy Joe Shaver - The Hottest Thing In Town
Big Maybelle - Ocean Of Tears
The Band - I Shall Be Released
Tom Waits - The Piano Has Been Drinking :beer:
From Live At Old Smith's Bar? That is one smoking hot honky tonk country album. Back when his son was still alive and guest/producer Brendan O'Brien on additional guitar. Killer!
Nice for the Smokey and The Band, too.
Anytime- MMJ Italy 2006
Dead Man- Pearl Jam
I'm Amazed- MMJ Red Rocks 2011
Une Annee Sans Lumiere- Arcade Fire
Ziggy Stardust- David Bowie
Normal- Foo Fighters b-sides
Sea Of Holes- The Beatles
It Came Out Of The Sky- CCR
High, Low And In Between- Townes Van Zandt
Young Man Blues- The Who
Hey Fat Boy (Asshole) / Ween
ABC / Jackson Five
Stage Fright / The Band
Doctor Jimmy / The Who
Tamalpais High (At About 3) / David Crosby
It's True That We Love One Another / White Stripes
Aneurysm / Deervana
Rat Tomago / Frank Zappa
Heard Them Stirring / Fleet Foxes
Untitled (Instrumental) / MMJ
from what's currently on my iPad:
The Beatles - I Want To Tell You
The Black Keys - Your Touch (Coachella 2011)
Rolling Stones - Sister Morphine
The Beatles - Happiness Is A Warm Gun
Wilco - War on War (Geneva, IL 2012)
Modest Mouse - Lives
Talking Heads - Swamp
My Morning Jacket - OTR (Chicago 2010)
The White Stripes - I'm Finding It Harder To Be A Gentleman
Amy Winehouse - In My Bed
I knew somehow that the last one would be totally random
Bumping this old thread because it seems fun!
First Aid Kit - The Lions Roar
Band of Horses- No One's Gonna Love You
Ryan Adams - Rocks
Otis Redding - Don't Mess With Cupid
Alabama Shakes - Dunes
Cat Stevens - Moonshadow
Spoon - Lines in the Suit
Lykke Li - Just Like a Dream
Tom Waits - I can't Wait to Get off Work
Wilco - Shouldn't Be Ashamed
Pretty good mix.
Drive-By Truckers - Never Gonna Change
Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit - Daisy Mae
Moon Taxi - Mercury (Live From Austin)
Tame Impala - Runway Houses City Clouds
Pink Floyd - Learning To Fly
Wax Fang - Oh, Recklessness
Beastie Boys - Shadrach
Rush - Alien Shore
Arthur Alexander - Solitary Man (demo version)
My Morning Jacket - Slow Slow Tune (live from OBH 2014)
I was actually thinking about this cutting the grass yesterday :thumbsup:
David Bowie-Don't Bring Me Down (Pinups)
REM-Losing My Religion (Out of Time)
Kings of Leon- Day Old Blues (Aha Shake Heartbreak)
Sonic Youth- Calming the Snake (The Eternal)
Son Volt- Caryatid Easy (Straightaways)
Jimi Hendrix- Astro Man (The Cry of Love)
The Beatles- I Will (White Album)
Mates of State- Running Out (Bring It Back)
Dire Straits- Hand In Hand (Making Movies)
Woody Guthrie- Pretty Boy Floyd (Worried Man Blues)
Quote from: Tracy 2112 on Nov 14, 2012, 02:31 PM
Quote from: EverythingChanges on Nov 14, 2012, 02:12 PM
Stormtroopin' - Nugent
Nice to see another Nuge fan. Back in the day, when musicians just played and didn't spout of their political beliefs, he was one of my conduits for teen angst. Love me some Stormtroopin'
I agree. I wore out Disc 2's Side 4 of Double Live Gonzo, and I didn't even own a copy (I wore out my best friend's double-LP). Actually, we rarely listened to the other sides. That is fucked up now that I think of it (after 30 odd years).
Tracy, I can't play this game. I don't like shuffle, and I still own the original 5-disc Sony CD player.
BTW Tracy, I hope when you hit shuffle again, some other Canuck tunes that you probably listened to back in your angst-filled youth are cued up by the likes of Max Webster, Triumph, April Wine, and Saga? If you got Trooper in there, I'll give you extra bonus points!
Quote from: Jaimoe on May 25, 2015, 07:50 PM
Quote from: Tracy 2112 on Nov 14, 2012, 02:31 PM
Quote from: EverythingChanges on Nov 14, 2012, 02:12 PM
Stormtroopin' - Nugent
Nice to see another Nuge fan. Back in the day, when musicians just played and didn't spout of their political beliefs, he was one of my conduits for teen angst. Love me some Stormtroopin'
I agree. I wore out Disc 2's Side 4 of Double Live Gonzo, and I didn't even own a copy (I wore out my best friend's double-LP). Actually, we rarely listened to the other sides. That is fucked up now that I think of it (after 30 odd years).
Tracy, I can't play this game. I don't like shuffle, and I still own the original 5-disc Sony CD player.
BTW Tracy, I hope when you hit shuffle again, some other Canuck tunes that you probably listened to back in your angst-filled youth are cued up by the likes of Max Webster, Triumph, April Wine, and Saga? If you got Trooper in there, I'll give you extra bonus points!
Only Triumph and April Wine survived :undecided:
Quote from: e_wind on Nov 14, 2012, 01:44 PM
RADIOHEAD - In Rainbows
is there actually a song by this name? if so I want to hear it. Love the album
Notwist - One Step Inside
Beck - Modern Guilt
::thinkstandard:: - If you are the one to take me home
Gomez - We Haven't Turned Around
Eels - Wooden Nickels
Radiohead - MK1
Herbie Hancock - Watermelon Man
Blueneck - the Last Refuge
Arms & Sleepers - Rire Jaune
Beastie Boys - Transitions
J Roddy & The Business - "Caroline"
Tom Waits - "2:19"
Anders Osborne & NMA - "Away, Way Too Long"
Lucero - "On The Way Back Home"
Trampled By Turtles - "Whiskey"
Faith No More "Sol Invictus"
The Kills - "Pots & Pans"
Clutch - "Pigtown Blues"
Black Pistol Fire - "Hipster Shakes"
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - "Let The Day Begin"
Johnny Cash - just one more
Mmj - el Caporal
Mmj- PWW (obh 2)
Pearl Jam - mind your manners
Bright Eyes - lover I don't have to love
Kanye - I'm in it
SpongeBob - my tighty whiteys (hahaha yes my kids invade my iPod)
Foxygen - oh no
Bob Dylan - moonshiner
Lcd Soundsystem - daft punk is playing at my house
MMJ – Tyrone live from OBH1
Ride – Nowhere live
MMJ – O Is The One That Is Real
INXS – Beautiful Girl
The Antlers – Two
MMJ – I Will Be There When You Die live from OBH2
Siouxsie & The Banshees – Scarecrow
Dead Kennedys – Kill The Poor
Pulp – Lipgloss
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers – American Girl
Band of Horses - No Ones Gonna Love You
Coldplay - Yellow
Wilco - Jesus, etc
DMB - Time Bomb
Beastie Boys - Sabotage
Umphrey's McGee - Miami Virtue
DMB - Joyride
MMJ - Into the Woods
Sublime - Santeria
Radiohead - House of Cards
Springsteen- I'll work for our love
Uncle Tupelo-Take My Word
Pearl Jam- Betterman live at state college Pa.
R.E.M.- Walters Theme
Jean Luc Ponty- N FAN Mot
Freedy Johnson-If It's True
Crowded House- World Where You Live
Big Audio Dynamite- James Brown
Elton John- Better Off Dead live 1976
Death Cab For Cutie- A Movie Script Ending
No MMJ until #13, and I have 45 files between albums and shows. Biggest coincidence is my first album ever was Honkey Chateau by Elton John, and Jean Luc Ponty was on that, and the first I ever heard of him.
The Avett Brothers. The Perfect Space
Smashing Pumpkins, That's The Way (My Love Is)
Mumford and Sons, Timshel
Sharon Jones and The Dap Kings, Money
Bob Dylan, Working Man Blues #2
M. Ward, Rave On
Jimi Hendrix, Hey Baby, In From The Storm [LIVE]
Bob Marley, No Water
Phish, AC/DC Bag
Elliot Smith, New Monkey
but i have to continue for a few more because of how great a ride into work i had.
Bruce Springsteen, You're Missing so excellent
Portugal, The Man, Holy Roller (Hallelujah)
Leonard Cohen, Hey, that's no was to say goodbye
Jessica Lea Mayfield, Anything You Want
and finally
Mudcrutch, Lover of The Bayou
so that Jimi tune blew my mind. the boss i'm a not a big fan of but i love that song now that i just heard it can't wait to tell my friend who gave me that album that i love that song. and well it was just a great fifteen tracks and i felt like everyone should know how good i feel right now!
I think the real thing about this is this question. And it is more relevant the larger your digital music collection is. "Do these 10 random shuffled songs represent your musical tastes?" I have 744 albums according to iTunes, on my computer. About 20 are compilations. I would guess, having complete collections of bands like The Who, MMJ, Springsteen, The Jayhawks, and almost complete Beatles, Stones, Neil, Floyd, etc. there must me at least 350 artists in that 744 albums. Does your random playlist represent your musical tastes in YOUR OWN MIND? To me, mine simply indicates I am a bit eclectic, and not a big fan of corporate 70's rock, which was the mainstream music of my teen years.
P.S. On second thought, no one I know has near complete Neil Young, as he has released more albums in 50 years than that amount of years. But I got me a bunch.
Sorry but I can't do this because I never listen to shuffle... I only listen to full albums all way through, without even shuffling, only repeating. :cheesy:
Quote from: SouthernBelle on Jun 04, 2015, 11:07 AM
Sorry but I can't do this because I never listen to shuffle... I only listen to full albums all way through, without even shuffling, only repeating. :cheesy:
That's some impressive discipline. I could never do that, I have the attention span of - oh look - a squirrel!!
I'm an album guy, too, but shuffle is pretty great and reminds me of gems I'd forgotten were on my phone or PC.
Shuffle is best utilized wham you know you are listening to a particular artist way too much, you need to get back into the rest of your digital collection, and are just too lazy to make a choice. Don't do it often, but it sometimes serves a real purpose.
Quote from: rincon2 on Jun 05, 2015, 03:10 PM
Shuffle is best utilized when you know you are listening to a particular artist way too much, you need to get back into the rest of your digital collection, and are just too lazy to make a choice. Don't do it often, but it sometimes serves a real purpose.
Who could that apply to? :rolleyes:
Quote from: johnnYYac on Jun 04, 2015, 09:13 PM
I'm an album guy, too, but shuffle is pretty great and reminds me of gems I'd forgotten were on my phone or PC.
I do both as well. I have an 80Gig Ipod so I can load that thing up with a few songs (I think I'm over 20K now) so it's pretty nice to just put that on shuffle when we're hanging out with friends or if I'm going on walks with my dogs or on brew days... :beer:
I must say that I did my own manual shuffle while walking 30-minutes to the gym the other day. I shuffled through cuts from The Stooges's Fun House and Raw Power, and The Brian Jonestown Massacre's Take It From the Man!.
Quote from: Jaimoe on Jun 08, 2015, 09:16 AM
I must say that I did my own manual shuffle while walking 30-minutes to the gym the other day. I shuffled through cuts from The Stooges's Fun House and Raw Power, and The Brian Jonestown Massacre's Take It From the Man!.
Stooges make for great gym music.
Quote from: parkervb on Jun 08, 2015, 11:08 AM
Quote from: Jaimoe on Jun 08, 2015, 09:16 AM
I must say that I did my own manual shuffle while walking 30-minutes to the gym the other day. I shuffled through cuts from The Stooges's Fun House and Raw Power, and The Brian Jonestown Massacre's Take It From the Man!.
Stooges make for great gym music.
And power-walking pre-gym music. So do TBJM.
Quote from: Jaimoe on Jun 08, 2015, 02:31 PM
Quote from: parkervb on Jun 08, 2015, 11:08 AM
Quote from: Jaimoe on Jun 08, 2015, 09:16 AM
I must say that I did my own manual shuffle while walking 30-minutes to the gym the other day. I shuffled through cuts from The Stooges's Fun House and Raw Power, and The Brian Jonestown Massacre's Take It From the Man!.
Stooges make for great gym music.
And power-walking pre-gym music. So do TBJM.
thinking about power walking to some Stooges just made me lol.
Quote from: parkervb on Jun 08, 2015, 04:05 PM
Quote from: Jaimoe on Jun 08, 2015, 02:31 PM
Quote from: parkervb on Jun 08, 2015, 11:08 AM
Quote from: Jaimoe on Jun 08, 2015, 09:16 AM
I must say that I did my own manual shuffle while walking 30-minutes to the gym the other day. I shuffled through cuts from The Stooges's Fun House and Raw Power, and The Brian Jonestown Massacre's Take It From the Man!.
Stooges make for great gym music.
And power-walking pre-gym music. So do TBJM.
thinking about power walking to some Stooges just made me lol.
I power-walk to Junior Kimbrough sometimes too. I like the trance quality of his blues.
i used to be a shuffle songs guy a long while back until i figured out that i can actually shuffle albums on my 160 GB iPod. changed me back to an album-only guy -- and i still get the excitement/randomness of not knowing which album comes next.
anyways, for the first time in years, i've gone back to shuffle "songs" just for this exercise. out of 21,236 songs:
1. Elliott Smith - Wouldn't Mama Be Proud
2. Blur - Tender
3. Songs: Ohia - Easts Heart Divided
4. Wilco - A Magazine Called Sunset
5. Guided by Voices - Please Freeze Me
6. Dinosaur Jr. - Nothin's Goin On
7. LCD Soundsystem - Sound of Silver
8. Smog - The Well
9. Mogwai - Christmas Steps
10. The Replacements - Nightclub Jitters
and this being a MMJ board, i was interested to see how far into a song shuffle it would take to get to a MMJ tune. i quit after getting to 50 with no MMJ popping up.
ok, back to albums!
I listened with the shuffle on for the first time ever. It told me a lot about myself. Obviously I have a soft spot for guitar driven rock and pretty harmonies. :thumbsup:
1. MMJ - Wordless Chorus
2. MMJ - I'm Amazed
3. The Black Keys - Lonely Boy
4. War on Drugs - Red Eyes
5. TV on the Radio - Province
6. Fleet Foxes - Montezuma
7. Kings of Convenience
8. War on Drugs - Baby Missiles
9. Belle and Sebastian - Funny Little Frog
10. Santigold - Creator
e-wind
Magazine called sunset is my favoritest tune ever...not really but my god I love that song. Also i just feel like piping in...shuffle on my ipod has been a good friend for discovering deep tracks that i over looked while listening to albums. such as Dark Star by Beck off of The Information...Swingin' by Tom Petty and the Heart Breakers off of Echo. and quite a few other times in my life i've been truly blessed by my ipod's shuffle. I would greatly appreciate apple about ten time more if they brought back the classic because i don't want to have a touch or figure out what my next device will be.
oh and i just found out i'm still in the running for the job i thought i didn't get...i still might miss Red Rocks because of priorities. fucking lame. i hate life after school already
My Morning Jacket - Master Plan
The Killers - Jenny Was A Friend Of Mine
Pearl Jam - Unthought Known
Blink 182 - Give Me One Good Reason
Pearl Jam - Other Side
The White Stripes - The Air Near My Fingers
Sleigh Bells - Comeback Kid
The Cure - Friday I'm In Love
The Black Keys - It's Up To You Now
Van Morrison - Brown Eyed Girl
Don't have a ton of music on my phone right now but here's what I got from Shuffle:
Joe Russo's Almost Dead - Alligator (Brooklyn Bowl 1/24/15)
MMJ - Off The Record (Okonokos Project)
MMJ - Danke Schoen (OBH2)
Reigning Sound - I'm Holding Our (Live at Goner Records)
Mikal Cronin - Get Along (Bowery Ballroom 5/5/15)
MMJ - EMR (OBH2)
MMJ - Like a River (The Waterfall)
MMJ - Bennie and the Jets (OBH2)
Father John Misty - I'm Learning to Love the War (Fear Fun)
Bruce & E Street - Factory (Cleveland 8/9/78)
Going Steady- Death From Above 1979
Soul Suckers- Amos Lee
Tonight's the Night- Neil Young
Domino Sugar- Luke Winslow-King
Secret Garden- Bruce Springsteen (also my favorite childhood chick flick...not)
Johnny B. Goode- Jimi Hendrix
When Doves Cry- the Be Good Tanyas
Trouble- Little Feat
Good Feeling- Violent Femmes
Welcome to Tijuana- Manu Chao
yeha felt like doing this again...another interesting ride into work. Love you guys!