Oops-that neil young track was "Old man".

Three Days - Jane's Addiction
as previously posted in a similar thread.

my top five most played songs on itunes are:

don't panic : cold play
new slang : the shins
such great heights : postal service
just like honey : the jesus and mary chain
don't look back in anger : oasis

Bloc Party- (the whole album)

1. Common People by Pulp
2. Layla by Eric Clapton
3. Fool's Gold by The Stone Roses

I'm down with the doberman - the rest of you punks are a bunch of freaks! Thanks for nothing.

Talk about freaks! Yeah. Sounds like you're ready for just some real classic stuff that will make you FREAK. On the last list I posted some great ENCH lyrics and also some very classic tunes. Now, it's your turn to hear something even better. This is cutting edge and just real insightful and for sure it'll become a very well known hit, one day. C'mon! Now, here's a band for you to get with:

*Raisin Catapult

and the best song for you: "crumble horn"

Give it a listen, why not?! You've got nothing to lose, here. It's good music and it's just sittin' there, man, ready for you. Are you ready for IT? Give it the old college try. Everyone loves this stuff, friend!

lately i've been really into j lo's latest single.

A lot of stuff by Motorhead. Or Manowar.

any track from a Russ Meyer movie

my best mate in studio would blare "massive attack" because his work was likened to their composition. In opposition I would play most "matter of factly" and rather quietly any Theolonius Monk I could grab - for similar reasons. The same studio lecturer liken me (not work/ or can i seperate them?) to Monk, because of how deeply passionate I was to it, almost to the point of fetish (no wonder I took the name architechnophilia soon there after)

freedy johnston

bic runda

jack johnson

iron & wine

azure ray

jurassic 5

miles davis

billie holliday

jesse sykes & the sweet hereafter

webcast of WVFS - V89 the voice of florida state. www.wvfs.fsu.edu

Patrick Park - Bullets by the door

Ritchie Hawtin
u-Zig
Bjork
Cibo Matto
Fleetwood Mac
Luke Vibert
Medeski Martin and Wood
Prefuse 73
Venetian Snares

stephanie - are you really into j.lo's latest? hahaha please say you're kidding, right?

wilco
wilco
wilco
oh yeah and the new wilco

Jay - that Warrior Prayer care of Manowar rocked back in the late eighty's. Class

ben harper
wilco
prince

wiser time by the Black Crowes

I have a hard time deciding if I like the Black Crowes version better or if I like the simplified version by Brothers of a Feather better. Same singer and guitarist, just can't decide if the drums, bass, slide guitar, and electric piano are necessary.

there's a brahms clarinet sonata that i first heard about 12 years ago that i still sing to myself on gray autumn days.

i would also include screamin' jay hawkins, "i put a spell on you," for no good reason.

1- the soundtracks of "pulp fiction" and "saw" movies
2- Elvis Presley
3- scorpions " no pain no gain"

original slum village
aux 88
esham
j-dilla's
tribe called quest
de la soul
jungle brothers
epmd
eric b and rakim
slick rick
chi ali
nwa
spice 1
eazy e
egyptian lover
parlament
george clinton
africa bam batta
gangstar
guru
royce 5'9
old eminem stuff
brand nubian
common sense aka common
dweli
rick james
kon-funk shun
talib kwali
mos def
etc.........



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my bad...... favorite song


umm

das efx......"they want efx"

I've been obsessed with this song for years:

Ceremony
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceremony_(song)

There are many great versions:
Joy Division - the original, can be heard on the Still live album http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reqQ7DKa_RY

New Order - they recorded two versions, one in March and the more common one from September of 1981 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhNDKZmxRLM

Radiohead - from Nov. 2007 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcF0bexWsos

Xiu Xiu from Chapel of the Chimes
Galaxie 500 from On Fire

Liquid Swords - GZA

sorry, song.

The Drugs Dont Work - The Verve

sorry, song.

The Drugs Dont Work - The Verve

Sister Ray

The Luckiest - Ben Folds

Only because I am in the middle of learning to play it. Okay, maybe not the middle, but the middle of the introduction at least. Hard Effing Song to play.

beatles "eleanor rigby"
cave in "crossbearer"
codeseven "the rescue"

The VU were so pomo, delineating the messiness of "contemporary" society, unlike the Beatles, or the Stones. Thome Mayne wishes he could express the same emotion...

Would love if Gustavo Dudamel could express the same symphonic range....

psyclon nine, combichrist, grendel, xotox, aphex twin, radiohead, siborg, nukemout

I'm digging TTC right now.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VxmRw6LmBQ

milk it

ok...you asked for milk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HY5r_4xrEA

well...
not so much

when i'm feeling chill, empire of the sun for all nighters, brazilian girls when i'm feeling pretentious, and hot chip for some UK.

ummm...currently, albums...
Bon Iver-For Emma, Forever Ago
Fleetwood Mac-Rumours
Fuck Buttons-Tarot Sport
Best of Gin Blossoms
The National-Alligator
Okkervil River-Don't Fall in Love With Everyone You Know
Sam Amidon-All is Well
Sigur Ros-Med sud i eyrum vid spilum endalaust

The Black Angels... 90%
The Beatles
Muse
Radiohead
Linkin Park (for when I feel the need to scream and hurt things)
Sigur Ros
Johnny Cash
Leonard Cohen
Meatloaf "When Rock and Roll Dreams Come True"
Guns and Roses "November Rain"
Metallica "Nothing Really Matters"