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Current rotation:Quote, originally posted by scherry2 »Gorillaz - plastic beach In addition: Silversun Pickups (all), Matisyahu (Live @ Stubb's), Chevelle (Sci-Fi Crimes), Muse (The Resistance), STP (self-titled new CD), Band Of Horses (Infinite Arms)

Lately it has been:• DJ Don Cannon & DJ Green Lantern - B.o.B vs Bobby Ray• B.o.B Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray• Man On The Moon: The End Of Day - Kid Cudi• Brother Ali: Shadows Of The Sun, The Undisputed Truth, US

Last few days has been a mix of 70s disco & Sonic Youth....if anyone even knows who that is LOL.

Sonic Youth: Obscure 90 alt band if i remember correctly.For me it's been Bullet for My Valentine's new cd Fever. AFA my USB drive goes though, been rolling through a lot of Megadeth and Roadrunner's All-Star, both the live dvd and studio cd.

Lately, as almost always when in the car, it's been:AC/DC -The Razor's Edge and Back in Black.But I really like the '78 Live too, If You Want Blood, You've Got It!

Right this minute is "Watch Out!" by Alexisonfire, but "Lost Songs" by Anberlin is next on the rotation followed by "The Silence in Black and White: The Reissue" by Hawthorne Heights

Generally anything 80s hair band, or as of late some Rock Sugar that I heard about from another forum, here is a taste. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mr4HffbAUTk

Primus....nuff said!

Quote, originally posted by A Psycho Martyr »Primus....nuff said!Welcome to this worrrrrld!

Hemingway's Whiskey by Kenny Chesney.

Oldies! Tunes that my band played from '65-'73. Lots of groups that most people don't know, some that they do.A lot of one-hit-wondersAmerican Breed, Argent, Blue Cheer, Blue Swede, Blues Image, Brownsville Station, Crazy Elephant, Rick Derringer, Electric Flag, Eddie Floyd, Free, Grand Funk Railroad, The Ides of March, Iron Butterfly, The Jaggerz, Junior Walker & The All-Stars, King Harvest, The Left Banke, Los Bravos, Molly Hatchet, Van Morrison, Mungo Jerry, Wilson Pickett, Redbone, Rhinocerus, Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs, The Shadows of Knight, Shocking Blue, Spirit, Squeeze, Steam, Sugarloaf, The Surfaris, Traffic, The Trashmen, The Turtles, Vanilla Fudge, Vanity Fair

1) a choir Christmas cantata practice tracks2) Money and business theme songs for a community theatre production I'm involved in. Artists include from Lady GaGa, ABBA, Michael Jackson, The O'Jays, Pink Floyd, Eagles, The Rolling Stones, Tommy James & The Shondells Ella Fitzgerald, Mitch Woods & His Rocket 88's, Bachman Turner Overdrive, The Drifters, and Allan Sherman.3) Straight No Chaser - With A Twist4) Straight No Chaser - Thank You5) Kingston 'King of the Road' (promo CD of traveling music from Kingston of computer memory fame) including Aretha Franklin, Canned Heat, The Allman Brothers Band, Asleep At The Wheel, Golden Earring, The Edgar Winter Group, Ronnie & The Daytonas, Roger Miller, and Chuck Berry6) The Definitive Sarah VaughanWhew!

Sade - Stronger Than Pride

Currently it is Weezer's Red Album.

Skinny Puppy - Rabies (I would be surprised if anyone has heard of them)Also some KMFDM, Pink Floyd and Rush in the center console.To the original poster... Get with the times, most of us have IPods full of music and nothing is in the CD

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Quote, originally posted by dayday »To the original poster... Get with the times, most of us have IPods full of music and nothing is in the CD1st post 06/22/2006

Quote, originally posted by DressedInBlack » Yessir!!!And as for me... and

haha glad you agree about co/ca! i went up to nyc to catch the first 2 nights of neverender. it was pretty frickin epic. i made the dvd as well. lol

For those 12hr drives, something like this:

Attached files

The new Dimmu Borgir, Abrahadabra!!!

Brandon Flower's new CD...

The new (and free for download at http://www.illegal-art.net/allday/) Girl Talk.Another amazing mash-up album.

Uh...orororAND........ I'm a nerd.

Quote, originally posted by kostby »3) Straight No Chaser - With A Twist4) Straight No Chaser - Thank YouWhew!STRAIGHT NO CHASER, YES!

"Metallic Spheres" by The Orb featuring David Gilmour of Pink Floyd fame

Quote, originally posted by ponta2147 »Uh........... I'm a nerd.there aren't enough thumbs in the world to point up for Mutemath.

Since I'm the "dad-bus" for my daughters in the morning, it's either "The Princess and the Frog Soundtrack", or "Train - Save Me, San Francisco". Our 4 year old knows most of the words to "Hey, Soul Sister!" At first, it came out "Hey, Stole System", but she's getting better at it.

A Perfect Circle “Thirteenth Step”Billy Joel “Greatest Hits I&II”Sleigh Bells “Treats”Vince Guaraldi Trio “A Charlie Brown Christmas”

I'm soooo out of touch. I've never heard of most of this stuff you people listen to.

I'm with you there, Bro. I stayed with it up through the grunge era, because I was still single and a drummer in a band, then got into the Blues (old and new) big time, but somewhere along the way music got too commercial and too obscure at the same time. Every one from this time seems to be either a made-up band by some producer trying to get rich quick, or are their own producer and they can only be found on the web... which for us older guys makes it much harder to follow what they're doing.I can't keep up with it either. 'Don't have the time or the interest anymore.Just leave me the Allman Bros, Pink Floyd, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Joni Mitchell, Simon and Garfunkel, "Jimi", The "Temps," Al Green, AC/DC, Stevie Wonder and of course Stevie Ray Vaughan, and I'm happy.

Quote, originally posted by 06pvibe »Emerson Lake & Palmer "Welcome my friends to the show that never ends. So glad you could attend – come inside, come inside."

Quote, originally posted by jkm311 » "Welcome my friends to the show that never ends. So glad you could attend – come inside, come inside."We actually heard a band cover that song once... and it was well done! We heard the synthesizer warming up and were like "LOL Emerson Lake & Palmer LOLZ" and then the concert opened with that song and we were like PS... Sleigh Bells... have heard some of their songs, is the album good? Thinking of purchasing it...

Quote, originally posted by ponta2147 »PS... Sleigh Bells... have heard some of their songs, is the album good? Thinking of purchasing it...The album as a whole is not very good: very, very distorted/static-guitar and vocal-style music. Acquired taste doesn't begin to describe it. Great energy, but holy smokes is it an assault on the standard music-lover's senses! Especially folks like you and your hubby who excel in making quality A/V executions will cringe at certain moments.However, the 3 singles they have released are fantastic: 1. Rill, Rill 2. Tell 'Em 3. Infinity Guitars (weaker of the 3, but still cool-sounding).

Might have to update the title of this thread....I think CD's are on their way to the place where cassettes and 8-tracks now reside.

Quote, originally posted by scherry2 »"Metallic Spheres" by The Orb featuring David Gilmour of Pink Floyd fame ANYTHING with David Gilmour....I'm down. I gotta check out The Orb now Quote, originally posted by jkm311 »A Perfect Circle “Thirteenth Step” Oh yes! Anything from the weirdo genius that is Maynard!

Quote, originally posted by A Psycho Martyr »ANYTHING with David Gilmour....I'm down. I gotta check out The Orb now http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=den8ofw1qFg very division bellishsongs are like 20 min long 3 songs on the disc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...lated

Maynard > All

Quote, originally posted by jkm311 » "Welcome my friends to the show that never ends. So glad you could attend – come inside, come inside."Actually, the quote is, Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends. We're so glad you could attend. Come inside, come inside." The 1974 6-sides live of the same name (yes, vinyl) but the two disk Japanese import CD sounds much better.One of my favorite bands of all time, and the one that got me to appreciate Classical music to a greater degree than before too. Just as the Allmans instilled Jazz and Blues into my musical soul.

For the upcoming holiday season, I've swapped my other Straight No Chaser discs for SNC's "Holiday Spirits" and SNC's "Christmas Cheers", "The Promise of a King", a cantata we're doing at church, and Taylor Swift's Speak Now. Discs 5 and 6 are unoccupied for the moment.

Quote, originally posted by kostby »For the upcoming holiday season, I've swapped my other Straight No Chaser discs for SNC's "Holiday Spirits" and SNC's "Christmas Cheers", "The Promise of a King", a cantata we're doing at church, and Taylor Swift's Speak Now. Discs 5 and 6 are unoccupied for the moment.Yet another year to get the Christmas Can-Can stuck in my head... and the 12 days of Christmas with the version of Africa... hehe...

Dug out a classic...along with something a little more modern...