Eyes of the world into scarlet begonias into fire on the mountain into lost sailor into st. of circumstance into st. stephen into dark star back into st.stephen capped off with a lofty earthquake jam....aaaahhhh the omnipotent Grateful Dead.

the ghetto — donny hathaway. so long. i'll have to pull it out tonight.

laid by james... so fun

perfect drug by nine inch nails

19 old 97s

Haven't heard a lot of Curtis mayfield stuff lately.
Too much pop, (k)Rap, & (k)onservative talk radio in my town.

freddies dead thazz what i said

Hurt by NIN

punk rock girl - the dead milkmen

Smoke Smoke Smoke that Cigarette by Tex Williams

push tha lil daises....by Ween

C.R.E.A.M. - by the Wu, simply the best hip hop song ever.

gimme dat nut...i used to love that song. eazy e.
i could probably still sing along....
definitely a song that should be in every kareoke bar in america.

let's expand: rediscovering of an old cd, lost for years in the collection rainbow reflections that one day, for no reason, you popped in and remembered how much you loved that cd and how much you love it still...
where everysong is fanastic and there's no need to skip to the ones you like the most....

Blood Sugar Sex Magic, RHCP. Transports me back to the most formative album and time in my muscial career. It is a masterpiece.

Badmotorfinger, Soundgarden. So strange, yet so good. Kim Thayil was voted Guitarist of the Year buy Guitar World [or some equivalent]. I listened to the album and was transfixed, and it forced me expand my knowledge. It is not an album, it is a treatise.

I Should Coco - Supergrass. The most fun album. Has alot of memories associated with it - particularly a roadtrip to Cape Reinga.

The Bends, Radiohead. Another masterpiece, enough said.

radiohead in concert is just amazing. both sober and completely f@cked up.

Also, how could I forget:

Nevermind, Nirvana. I can remember what time, place and what I was doing when I first heard "Smells Like teen Spirit" - the most influential rock song of the 1990's.

And also, I have found myself humming along to Big Guns by Skid Row recently for some reason...

Nothing's shocking, Janes Addiction, just found it recently after not listening to it for about 5 years or so.

And of course, Nigga Please by Ol Dirty Bastard. I can listen to this great masterpiece over and over and over. But this doesn't count as I carry it with me at all times. My favorite song is "Rollin wit' You", a fine song indeed.

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marquee moon-television
the best band that nobody listened to.

aht uh mi hed - shuggie otis
ahhh... the sweet sound of a '74 drum machine.

amoeba - the adolescents

Popped in old CD?
REM - Green & Nirvana Unplugged

nirvana unplugged is great, I just pulled that one out too

Sugar - Copper Blue. Sends me back

hey ODA, how do you feel about i'm your pusher by ice T:


i got eric b and rakim

oyeah that's what I'm talking about

doug e fresh

yeah give me some of that right there

i got llcoolj

nah man, you can keep that...

Human Cannonbal by the Butthole Surfers circa 1984/5

Don't know that song off the top of my head, I'll look it up. I respect cop killer though. It's mostly just the wu that does it for me. There are some other hip hop artists I'm listening to now though:

abstract rude
blackalicious
common
talib kwali

ODA cool - think you'll like it.

do you remember when odb was performing ghetto superstar with mya nd pras and he was almost INCINERATED by the fireworks at the front of the stage? is pras hadn't reached in quick and pulled him back......

okay gotta GO NOW

i am always touched by your presence dear by blondie.

Janes Addiction... never get tired of it.

Let's add Public Image, Ltd...

Bob Mould, Wonderstuff, Frank Black (goodtimes), and always Public Enemy

The Real Thing (album) - Faith No More

Haha I was just going to say.

"We Care A Lot" - Faith No More"
"Nancy Boys" - Placebo

Ha! Cool. I thought I was going to hear crickets after that entry.

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Soul to Squeeze

Henry Rollins - LIAR.

Heard it over the weekend. Great song for a good bar fight.

Yeah, with your girlfriend...

boom, boom, boom
-vengaboys

hide u
-kosheen

jasoncross...
i thought human cannonball was a webb wilder ditty?

Everybody Wants to Rule the World - Tears for Fears

Oh, wait - I'm listening to it right now!

"Strings of Life" - Derek May
"Good Life" - Inner City
"The Bells" - Jeff Mills
"Work It" - DJ Funk
"Spastik" - Plastikman
"Video Clash" - Lil' Louis

for some reason I've been getting the urge to listen to "She's in Parties" by Bauhaus... I guess because recently I've rediscovered the only two songs Peter Murphy did alone, IMO.

But especially "Cuts You Up"

Oh my god! meggilicious! I looooooved that CD with Cuts You Up in grad school - is it on itunes I wonder? Gotta go find out right now...thank you!!

"my buckit's got a hole in it" — hank williams

I love being inspirational! "Pour yourself over me, like the sun through the blinds..."

and man, dude, rabbits, I love DJ Funk. I shouldn't, I tell myself, but I just can't help myself...

does anyone else have a guilty pleasure for crunk? or should I run away right now. You know, Lil Jon... etcetera... erm *cough*

Jeezus this song takes me back to studio and late nights and lots of smoking with the Austrian students. Wonderful.

I totally second WonderK's Best Newbie Gold Star to meggilicious!! You're on the way to being a Best of 2006 (and then vado will put you in a song...perhaps to be recorded by Peter Murphy!)

peter murphy was my hero for a while, and 'cuts you up' wasn't necessarily among his strongest (imo). how 'bout:

the light pours out of me
all night long
indigo eyes
my last two weeks
chrystal wrists
should the world fail to fall apart (an all-time favorite!)
you're so close
mirror to my woman's mind

he's had some misses, but i always run out for the new one.

haha. and oooh. I'll have to check those out, Steven.

I always feel like a musical sponge - I enjoy all kinds and most of my collection comes from others. I definitely have my own favorites, and seem to stick to a couple of genres more than others (i.e. industrial)... it only sucks when those people are out of your life and you're either embittered to the music or it's just painful in general.

and glad I could help, liberty bell. if only I knew what it was like to be like you guys, slaving away in studio all night long... *ah daydreams*

I know, I have a death wish.

The Magnetic Fields - Lets Pretend We're Bunny Rabbits
I believe its off of 69 Love Songs Vol. I