On my silver iPod Mini:

1) Frank Zappa, "No Not Now"
2) Throbbing Gristle, "We Hate You (Little Girls)"
3) Earth, "Peace in Mississippi"
4) Battles, "Tij"
5) Rush, "Entre Nous"
6) ttttttttttttttttttttt, "(untitled track)"
7) David Byrne and Brian Eno, "The Lighthouse"
8) Slint, "Breadcrumb Trail"
9) Lemon Jelly, "The Staunton Lick"
10) Glen Campbell, "These Days"

Compy:
1. Sonic Youth - Starfield Road
2. Shudder to Think - Baby Drop
3. Metallica - The Small Hours
4. Public Enemy - Incident at 66.6 FM
5. Green Day - Good Riddance
6. The Crownhate Ruin - Piss Alley
7. Beastie Boys - No Sleep Till Brooklyn
8. Rolling Stones - Play with Fire
9. Led Zeppelin - Black Country Woman
10. Shihad - Sport and Religion

I'm about to move to my laptop, and you will see the genre disparity. I have very little punk/metal stuff on lappy - it's all shiny happy indie pop because I doubt my colleagues would really enjoy such fare as the Crownhate ruin.

1. Love Is Blue (single) - Jeff Beck
2. No One Knows My Name - Gillian Welch
3. Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum - Bob Dylan
4. 2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten - Lucinda Williams
5. Let Me Love You - Jeff Beck
6. Tangerine - Led Zeppelin - Tangerine
7. Neko Case - Blacklisted
8. Psychobabble - Frou Frou
9. Lead a Normal Life - Peter Gabriel
10.Mercy Me With Curses - Karl Mullen

iPod -
Old Man - Neil Young, Massey Auditorium
Avalanche - Leonard Cohen
All the Lilacs in Ohio - John Hiatt
Rockin' and Rollin' with Grandmaw - Carson Robinson
That's Where it's At - Van Morrison and the Holmes Bros.
Tulsa Queen - Emmylou Harris
If This is Goodbye - Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris
Leopard Skin Pillbox Hat - Bob Dylan
There is a War - Leonard Cohen
The Pearl - Emmylou Harris

Computer -
Leave - Buffalo Sprinfield
Virgo Viginum Praedera - Helmuth Rilling
Riding with the King (!) - John Hiatt
I Will Dream - Emmylou Harris
Heads Will Roll - Thea Gilmore
Follow the Cops Back Home - Placebo
Boulder to Birmingham - Emmylou Harris
５Ｋ Hz Sine Signal 10dB - Phonic Paa2
Rockin' and Rollin' with Grandmaw - Carson Robinson
I Was Meant for the Stage - Decemberists


It's odd the shuffle always seems to do this. . .bunch certain artists. As much as I like her, Emmylou does not take up THAT much space in my libraries. . .

silver 4G iPod nano:

1) Killer Kat - Trentemoeller
2) A Number of Microphones - Propellerheads
3) Nice To Know You - Incubus
4) I Was A Lover - TV On The Radio
5) Anthem - Born In The Flood
6) Blue Veins - The Raconteurs
7) Brand New Colony - The Postal Service
8) Last Days Of America - Creature
9) O Pato - Karrin Allison
10) Walking With A Ghost - Tegan & Sara

MP3 player (recently modded to hold 120 GB):

1. The Who- Mary Anne with the Shaky Hand
2. Earth- Teeth of Lions Rule the Divine (Mogwai mix)
3. T. Rex- Ballrooms of Mars
4. Bjork- Come To Me
5. EMF- Unbelievable
6. Guided by Voices- Asphyxiated Circle
7. Ottoman Empire- Love Child
8. Bob Mould- High Fidelity
9. Stereolab- Velvet Water
10. Big Black- Bad Penny

On my laptop:

1. The Chills - I'll Only See you Alone Again
2. Tom Waits - November
3. The Datsuns - In Love
4. Pitty Sing - Fallen
5. Split Enz - History Never Repeats
6. Louis Armstrong - Aint Misbehaving
7. Radiohead - Ripcord
8. The New Pornographers - Streets of Fire
9. Half Japanese - Everything is Right
10. Belle and Sebastian - Chick Factor

Work computer:
1. R. Kelly - Ignition (Remix)
2. Jacob Miller - Each One Teach One Version
3. Robert Plant & Alison Krauss - Let Your Loss Be Your Lesson
4. Joanna Newsom - Emily
5. Tuxedo Moon - Annuncialto Redux
6. Dälek - Spiritual Healing
7. The Misfits - We Bite
8. The Ebony Hillbillies - Oh Susanna
9. Black Future - Eu Sou O Rio
10. David Lee Roth/Van Halen - Runnin' With The Devil (vocal)

iPod:
1. The Stooges - Not Right
2. Prince Jammy - Downtown Shanghai Rock
3. Earl Dunkley - Keep The Pressure Down
4. Matt John - Landing
5. Liquid Liquid - Groupmegroup
6. Rabih Abou-Khalil - Beirut
7. King Tubby - The Battle Axe Dub
8. T. Rex - Planet Queen
9. Anthony Rother - Biomechanik
10. AC/DC - Highway to Hell

80Gig Ipod:

1. Pink Floyd - On The Run
2. Iris Dement - Quality Time
3. Nick Drake - Which Will
4. Bruce Springsteen - Jesse James (from the Seeger Sessions)
5. Billie Holliday - Sugar
6. Harry Nilsson - All I Think About Is You
7. Billie Holliday & Lester Young - Laughing At Life
8. Margot Leverett - F major Bulgar
9. Elliott Smith - Talking To Mary
10. John Gorka - Italian Girls

Computer:

djlobsterdust: Queen vs. Satan "It's Fun To Smoke Dust"
djlobsterdust: Faith No More vs. Queen vs. AC/DC "Black Rock"
Filo & Perry: "Anthem"
Jonathan Coulton: "Code Monkey" (my fav!)

Imaginary ipod mini (it died)

1)Barber's "Adagio", played by the New York Philharmonic, Bernstein conducting
2)Yo Yo Ma and Bobby McFerrin playing Bach's "Air in G"
3)Itzhak Perlman playing Massenet's "Meditation"
4)Vladimir Horowitz playing Schubert's "Traumeri"
5)Jim West "Lanikele"

rising of reason - jute
Mysterious Ways - K.M.F.D.M.
Everybody I know - the Jesus & Mary Chain
Walk Away - the Sisters of Mercy
Germany - Controlled Bleeding
Shake Dog Shake - the Cure
Watersong - the Cranes
Ten Little Girls - Curve
Dear Prudence - Siouxsie and the Banshees
All Hands & the Cook - the Walkmen


hm. I think I might actually be a stereotype.

I just got a new mp3 player, so....
1 Sugar - Copper Blue
2 Sugar - Copper Blue
3 Sugar - Copper Blue
and so on. I've only copied one record to it, in a hurry I was.

On the computer though? I'm going to remove the Christmas tunes though:

Adult Teeth - Statues
Keep on Moving - Green on Red
Knocked Up - Kings of Leon
Shine - Doughboys
We've Got Everything - Modest Mouse
"A" bomb in Wardour Street - The Jam
#1 Joyride - Junkhouse (which is kinda funny, because I just posted about Tom here)
(Don't Go Back to) Rockville - REM
Paperback Writer - The Beatles
She's the One - Bruce Springsteen

80 Gb iPod:

I'll Be Good To You -- Ray Charles (What an awful song. Why do I have this?)
Forerunner -- Ornette Coleman
The Observer -- The Flaming Lips (Zzzzzzzzzz.)
Hope Leaves -- Opeth (I am so very ashamed!)
Takin' A Ride -- The Replacements (that's more like it!)
Flamenco Sketches -- Miles Davis
2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten -- Lucinda Williams (Haven't heard this in a while. What a great tune. "Junebug versus hurricane. Hey hey.")
Free Range -- The Fall (Mark-uh E-uh Smith-uh rules-uh.)
Violin Sonata 2-3 Andante -- JS Bach
Live at the O.M.N.I. -- Goodie Mob

I'm half way through deleting everything on my 40 Gb Creative Zen (I filled it and thought that was a good occasion to start all over again). I'm deleting by genres, and some of the biggest genres are already gone (Power Pop, Garage, Punk Pop, and Alternative), so I'm actually real curious what comes up.

Here goes nothing with some real time comments...

1. Ennio Morricone - Una Lucertola con la Pelle di Donna (from the awfully cool Crime and Dissonance collection of Morricone's weirder music put together by Mike Patton.

2. Paul McCartney - Another Day - Nice, harmless, simple ear candy.

3. Chicago - Feelin' Stronger Every Day - I didn't remember putting this on my MP3 player, but once it got going I remembered that I really like this cheeseball song.

4. Paul McCartney - Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five - Hmmmm, more Macca?

5. Josh MacRae - High Class Feeling - A nice country shuffle from 1961 off of one of the British Beat Before the Beatles collections.

6. Beatles - I Want to Tell You - I actually just reloaded the entire Beatles catalog and many of the solo records, so I shouldn't be surprised that 50% of the stuff showing up so far are Beatles related.

7. ABC - Love's a Dangerous Language - From ABC's guitar album with a slight Roxy Music fetish - my fave from them.

8. Beatles - Don't Bother Me - OK, now this is just too much.

9. Supergrass - Alright - All these years later this song still makes me smile - that paino is so goofy.

10. Monkees - Papa Gene's Blues - A twangy Mike Nesmith song and one of my faves from the Monkees catalog. "Play magic fingers!".

It's weird playing shuffle-a-gogo with so much of the meat of my music missing. I can't wait to do this again in a few months when I'm reloaded to capacity again.