Request
Ok, so as I gear up for my trip to Canada I'm burning CD's like mad. The problem is, I think I've gotten just about all the stuff I can think of. From doing full CD's of individual proformers to mix CD's I just can't seem to be able to come up with much more. I think It's just that my brain is burned out trying to get ready.
So what I figure I could do is turn to you, my fellow bloggers, to see what you come up with. I'm asking for 4-5 songs from each of you. Now I'm not looking for stuff that is popular on the radio. I've gotten about all the radio friendly songs I need. What I'd like is some personal favorties that arn't overly well known. Some exaples would be 'Beakdown' by Jack Johnson, which I first found out about by Mom That's Nuts or 'Ghost' by Indigo Girls that EFFXB put on a tape for me or 'Sleeping In' by the Postal Service that I first heard in the company of BM. Songs that are great, but you won't have heard of unless you really like the artist. So what do you say? Can you come up with 4-5 relativly unknown songs for me to check out for the drive? Give it a shot.
So what I figure I could do is turn to you, my fellow bloggers, to see what you come up with. I'm asking for 4-5 songs from each of you. Now I'm not looking for stuff that is popular on the radio. I've gotten about all the radio friendly songs I need. What I'd like is some personal favorties that arn't overly well known. Some exaples would be 'Beakdown' by Jack Johnson, which I first found out about by Mom That's Nuts or 'Ghost' by Indigo Girls that EFFXB put on a tape for me or 'Sleeping In' by the Postal Service that I first heard in the company of BM. Songs that are great, but you won't have heard of unless you really like the artist. So what do you say? Can you come up with 4-5 relativly unknown songs for me to check out for the drive? Give it a shot.
These Echoes In The Silence Brought To You By Azathoth100 at 8:06 PM
This might be too easy...
Interstellar Overdrive by Pink Floyd (good luck with that one, and you'll probably despise the rest of the album)
Maggotbrain by the Funkadelics has always been a favorite oldie fer me.
The entire album of Santana and Buddy Miles Live at Diamondhead, Hawaii....but, Funkified Filth, fer sure.
Snowblind by Steppenwolf.
these ain't so oddball, just old.
Good travelin' stuff:
Alice Cooper, School's Out.
Yes, Fragile
Bourne Supremacy, the soundtrack.
If ya had said it a bit earlier, I could'a sent ya some of my own stuff, Garanteed t'not let ya fall asleep at the wheel.
OK, enuf said, cosiderin' I din't use the rhyme I've grown fond of doin'.
i am in love with the DareDevil soundtrack
i also like some papa roach .. seether.. saliva .. and three days grace..
then of course there is always elton john.. aerosmith.. and the petshop boys
I enjoy Michelle Branch to travel by. Also, I have all of Jack Johnsons CDs and MANY MANY Dave Matthews....I enjoy alot of differnt music. Michael Buble is good, if you like that sort of thing...Also Harry Conick Jr oh and no trip would be complete without some Cat Stevens...reminds me of my daddo and it makes me real happy......
Mom
ps I am a new Seether convert...of course I love Broken with Amy Lee, and System of a down....oh shoot now I have to update my IPOD....
i have to agree with the above 'maggot brain'. the whole album will leave you tingling.
you know that i have to say a zappa album. a good traveling one is just about any really. he's a musical genius.
don't forget to take a reggae disc. how about some burning spear 'hail him'? or what about a beastie boys, paul's boutique is awesome.
interstellar overdrive is good but pink floyd's animals is always nice while driving out in the open plains.
Mooker's right about the reggae..
I suggest anything by Toots & the Maytals (Time Tough is my favorite song, you'll relate)
Cocaine Blues or I Got Stripes by Johnny Cash
Worst Day since Yesterday by Flogging Molly (or anything else for that matter)
Anything by the Reverend Horton Heat
Squirrel Nut Zippers (Hell, of course...)
Violent Femmes, blister in the sun, but you know that already...
Dead Man's Party by Oingo Boingo & Jack Skellington hisself
Anything from the Nightmare Before Christmas soundtrack
Murderer by Buju Banton
can't think of anthign else right now..I'll get back to you
AH!
Oldie and a weirdie,
Wildboys by Duran Duran
(I know I know, but still cool..)
Anything by Bad Religion (American Jesus is good stuff)
Where Eagles Dare by the Misfits (or anything else by them really...)
Midget
ARE YOU MY KID???? I thought only the Troll~ings listened to the Flogging Mollys,,, I dont personally GET IT, but they like it...now give me some legendary Pink Dots....thats music!!
Mom
Music for driving way too fast:
1. Saturday Night in the City of the Dead, Ultravox
2. Pump Up, Nao Nagasawa
3. Shot by Both Sides, Magazine
4. Ambitious, Wire
5. Backwater, Brian Eno
Music for when it's late at night and you're pretty sure you're lost:
1. The Lost Day, Brian Eno
2. IBM, Throbbing Gristle
1. Moondance - Van Morrison
2. Island - David Gilmore
3. Tahitian Moon - Porno for Pyros
4. Good Weird Feeling - Odds (album)
5. Shake it - David Wilcox
Enjoy!
i have to also agree with supervisor on the david gilmour 'island'. the whole album is moving. but i would rather hear the original porno for pyros than 'god's good urge'. seemed more overproduced or something.
Ain't that a kick in The head - remix The New Paisans
Cumbersome _ Seven Mary Three is always a personal fav
Anything from the Anna Nalick cd
Oh and look into:
The cd entitled Autumn by 10 years after
gimmie nyquil all night long - EC8OR
Girl Hunt - The dead Milkmen
Mr. Tape Worm - The meat men
Black Unity - Pharaoh Sanders
Free Jazz - Ornette Coleman
and one more for prosperity...
Spit Tastes Like Metal - Aids Wolf
Fucker her Gently- by Tenascious D (yes I know it's Tenascious D... But it's a fucking good song)
Harvest Moon- by Neil Young
Tiny Dancer- Elton John (I love it sung by stillwater though)
Peice of my heart- Janis Joplin
Float on- Modest Mouse
Fuck Her Gently**