What's on YOUR Ipod/MP3 playlist?

[KC9ECI]

Here's my last 10:
Squirrel Nut Zippers - Hell

Cake - The Distance

Atticus - Jaked on Green Beers

Survivor - Eye of the Tiger

Marilyn Manson - Tainted Love

Pete Townshend - Let My Love Open the Door

Kiss - Rock and Roll All Nite

Led Zeppelin - The Battle of Evermore

Focus - Hocus Pocus

Ok, that's only 9, but I was checking to see if you were paying attention. #If you really want to see my playlist on a moment by moment basis, check me out at Last FM - ArkAngelz (http://www.last.fm/user/ArkAngelz/)

[kd7msc]

Johnny Cash

David Allen Coe

Hank Williams JR.

Charlie Daniels

Walon Jennings

Haggard

Stevie Ray

many others

[KC9ECI]

JC has two tunes that I'm really into right now, Hurt, and Tennesee Flattop Box. I swear though, if I hear Ring of Fire again before the New Year, I'm gonna hurl.

[KI4BNC]

I don't have a reliable mp3 right now but if I did it would be full of :
pink floyd
and anything by roger waters.
also the squirrel nut zippers song:hell
good one.

[2D0BCR]

Madeleine Peyroux
Jim White
Dub Syndicate
Hayseed Dixie
David Burne
Mojo Club (Compilation)
Kruder & Dorfmeister
Goldie Lookin' Chain
Melt Banana
Dreadzone
Dead Kennedys
Erikya Badu
Hawkwind
Kila
Kate Bush
Machine Gun Fellatio
Massive Attack
Morcheeba
Suns of Arqa
Small Faces
Violent Femmes
Yat-Kha
The Angel Brothers
Bonzo Dog Band



Podcasts:-
RSGB
Today (BBC Radio4)
From our own Correspondant (BBC World Service)
Go Digital (BBC World Service)


And more - in no particular order.

[KF0RT]

Will Winamp export a text list? http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif

Mine might scare you.

73, Rob

[KC9ECI]

Can't be any worse than mine.

[KF0RT]

Keep 'em coming. I've got a week off coming up and have a Rhapsody subscription that I don't use enough.

73, Rob

[KC0KBH]

My Ipod's dead now, but here is what would be on it (albums)

Wierd Al Yankovic- Greatest Hits
ELO- New World Record
Judas Priest- Screaming For Vengence
Pure Prairie Leage- Two Lane Highway
Neil Young- After the Gold Rush
Ratt- Greatest Hits
Quiet Riot- Greatest Hits
Van Halen- 1984
Van Halen- OU812
Van Halen- Women and Children First
Def Leppard- Pyromania
Def Leppard- Hysteria
Poison- Open Up and Say Ahh!
Great White- Greatest Hits 1986-1991
Duran Duran- The Singles '81-'85
38 Special- Special Forces
Judas Priest- Best of Judas Priest: Living After Midnight

There would be much more, but I don't feel like typing it all. I like a lot of music, but I HATE anything new. It is just terrible. I like a lot of '80s hair metal, too. ;)

[KC9ECI]

Rob--

That's why I like using that last.fm site. I have a plug-in that goes in Winamp..and a they have it for other media players as well...that uploads the names/information of the songs I listen to and then gives me 'neighbors' that have similar musical tastes. I can then browse what they've been listening to. I've found some good stuff that I'd not heard before that way.

[KC0W]

Husker Du
Replacements

Is there anything else?


# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #Tom kcØw

[KF0RT]

Quote[/b] (KC9ECI @ Dec. 07 2005,02:58)]Rob--

That's why I like using that last.fm site. I have a plug-in that goes in Winamp..and a they have it for other media players as well...that uploads the names/information of the songs I listen to and then gives me 'neighbors' that have similar musical tastes. I can then browse what they've been listening to. I've found some good stuff that I'd not heard before that way.
I'll have to check into that. Thanks for the tip!

Meanwhile, in the "sorry you asked for it" category, here's my Winamp playlist from work (uh... a lot of time I just listen to the radio):

Linda Ronstadt - He Dark The Sun
Linda Ronstadt - Carmelita
Kid Rock - Kid Rock & Sheryl Crow - Picture
Tom Waits - Hold On
Chris Isaak - Wicked Game
Sarah Mclachlan - Angel
Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth
James House - Little By Little
Elton John - Candle in the Wind
Modern English - Melt With You
C,S,N & Y - Teach Your Children well
Hoyt Axton - Lion In Winter
Janis Ian - Society's Child
Loreena McKennitt - The Mummers' Dance
Waylon Jennings & Willie Nelson - Luckenback Texas
We Five - You Were On My Mind
B W Stevenson - Sunset Woman
Danny O'Keefe - Good Time Charlie's Got the Blues
Del Shannon - Runaway
Joan Baez - Diamonds and Rust
Los Bravos - Black is black
Mark Lindsey - Arizona
Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
Crispian St Peters - The Pied Piper - 1966
Dave Loggins - Please Come To Boston
Cowboy Junkies - Sweet Jane
Live - Lightning Crashes
Martina Mcbride - Independence Day
Amazing Rhythm Aces - Dancing The Night Away
Bonnie Tyler - Total Eclipse Of The Heart
Bruce Springsteen - Jersey Girl Live
Chad & Jeremy - A Summer Song
Neil Young - Sugar Mountain
Tanya Tucker - Bidding America Goodbye
Youngbloods - Get Together
Marc Cohn - Walking in Memphis
Bon Jovi - Blaze of Glory
Black Crowes - She Talks To Angels
Kenny Wayne Shepherd - Blue on Black
Blondie - Maria
John Fogerty - Hot Rod Heart
Kenny Rogers - Ruby Don't Take Your Love To Town
Outlaws (Country) - Yesterday's Wine
'Til Tuesday - Coming Up Close
Simon And Garfunkel - The Sound Of Silence
Alanis Morissette - Hand In My Pocket
Billy Idol - Cradle of Love
Bob Seger - Turn The Page
David & David - Welcome to the Boomtown
Hollies - Long Cool Woman In A Black Dress
Warren Zevon - Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead
Led Zepplin - Stairway To Heaven

73, Rob

[W2LYS]

I don't have an Ipod... but if I did...

Definitely some Big & Rich... the rest would be obscure... Robert Earl Keen, Gary P. Nunn, The Delevantes, oddball stuff like that.

[KC9ECI]

Rob-
Good selection. I listen to a lot of the 60's stuff. Often when I'm contesting in one of the digital modes like RTTY or PSK, I will load up a good long playlist and just tune visually with the waterfall. I tend to load a lot of 60's then. Dick Dale, Beach Boy's, Jan and Dean, et al.

[ka0gkt]

Right now I have the Spike Jones Christmas Album on the I-Pod along with some Mindi Abair, Mannheim Steamroller and Yogi Yorgesson (Oh I Yust Go Nuts at Christmas and Yingle Bells)

The rest of the year? Weird Al, Spike Jones, Allen Sherman...When the only station that comes in at a transmitter site is the Classical station on the tower, you end up rebelling one way or another http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/laugh.gif

73 DE KAØGKT/7

--Steve

[ka9inv]

Quote[/b] (KF0RT @ Dec. 06 2005,13:41)]Will Winamp export a text list? http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif
No, but it will generate an HTML list. Then you can copy and paste here.

I was going to post my 1,658 song playlist here, but I thought better of it. http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/tounge.gif Filled mostly with Led Zeppelin, Buckethead, and Extol, but also with a lot of other bands that are more numerous than all the bands listed here combined.

Music is the only hobby I love more than ham radio. http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif

[al2i]

I don't care for any Apple products, but I bought AAPL at $7-something/sh a couple of years ago and was bummed out that I didn't get it at $6-something/sh. Please, please feel free to keep buying all of the iPods and Macs and whatnot!

[al2i]

Apple Stock (http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=AAPL&t=5y&l=on&z=l&q=l&c=)

[KG4CGC]

Burl Ives and ICP. What else is there.

[nx6d]

They Might Be Giants

[WA2ZDY]

I listen largely to 70's classic album rock. #Not exclusively but mostly. #I have a taste for Philadelphia soul, some older motown, baroque classical (Albinoni, Pachelbel, Bach, etc,) some golden oldies, and a few (heaven help me I didn't plan it) 70s dance (yes ok I confess, disco - ugh) tunes. #My winamp playlist is short at about 400, but still I'm not going to paste it here.

To get a good idea what I listen to, if you have Sirius, listen to channels 14, 15, 16 and a little of 7 and there you pretty much have it, again, with the additions I named above.

And yes, I'm a child of the 70s and I did blow my ears out with VERY loud music and headphones. # I actually burnt out the voice coil on one side of a pair of AkG studio monitors while they were on my head.

Huh? #Did you say something?

ps: Can you believe John has been gone 25 years now? I remember that night like it was last night. I still shake when I remember listening to Jimmy Fink reporting it . . .

[KI4BNC]

David Allen Coe.
(flame away)

[kd7msc]

Quote[/b] (KI4BNC @ Dec. 08 2005,04:57)]David Allen Coe.
(flame away)
One of my favorites.
"The perfect country song"



How bout Johnny Paycheck

[KC2KFC]

Well let's see on my iPod mini I have some of the following:

Falco
The Cars
Beethoven
Joe Derise
Vince Guaraldi
Bach
Styx
The B-52s
The Beatles
Bette Midler
Benny Goodman
Bobby Darin
Boston
Clark Terry
Chet Atkins
Mozart
Queen
Pink Martini
Sinatra
Sammy Davis Jr.
Smash Mouth
Stan Getz
Tenacious D

[nx6d]

Quote[/b] (KC2KFC @ Dec. 08 2005,12:59)]Well let's see on my iPod mini I have some of the following:

Falco
The Cars
Beethoven
Joe Derise
Vince Guaraldi
Bach
Styx
The B-52s
The Beatles
Bette Midler
Benny Goodman
Bobby Darin
Boston
Clark Terry
Chet Atkins
Mozart
Queen
Pink Martini
Sinatra
Sammy Davis Jr.
Smash Mouth
Stan Getz
Tenacious D
I'm with you on just about every one of those. Especially Vince Guaraldi. The man was a genius and died WAY too soon.

Dave WX7B
Rock Lobster, CA

[kc8yds]

not on an ipod but here is a very small part of my computer playlist.

3 Doors Down
American Hi-Fi
Blink 182
Fall Out Boy
Green Day
Hoobastank
Linkin Park
Maroon 5
Matchbox 20
Reliant K
Simple Plan
Smash Mouth
Switchfoot
The Killers
Trapt
Weezer
Xccentrophobia

[WA2ZDY]

Ok, I have to ask. What the hell is a hoobastank? That name alone just skeeves me out. Are they stanking?

When I hear "stank" I think really smelly, as in "who is hooba and why is he stankin?"

[KC0KBH]

Quote[/b] (WA2ZDY @ Dec. 08 2005,13:32)]Ok, I have to ask. What the hell is a hoobastank? That name alone just skeeves me out. Are they stanking?

When I hear "stank" I think really smelly, as in "who is hooba and why is he stankin?"
I don't like any artists on the list (not many I have even heard of), but the thing in question sounds like a boogie man or monster under the bed in a child's cartoon.

[KC9ECI]

Hoobastank is one of my favorite band names of all time.

[KC2KFC]

Quote[/b] (WX7B @ Dec. 08 2005,14:05)]I'm with you on just about every one of those. Especially Vince Guaraldi. The man was a genius and died WAY too soon.

Dave WX7B
Rock Lobster, CA
I agree Dave, Guaraldi was a great musician. He had a way with the ivories that would also include the likes of Art Tatum and Oscar Peterson, which by the way are also on the iPod I just didn't want to bore everyone with the entire list. Unfortunately it seems like all the talented ones die young, so considering my muscial talents and skills I should be around for awhile. http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif

[WA3KYY]

20, 25 and 30 wpm code practice from W1AW

[WA5VQM]

Bruce Springsteen
Rolling Stones
Beatles
Bob Dylan
Squeeze
Neil Young
Paul McCartney
Bobby Darin
Johnny Cash
Roseanne Cash
Nirvana (Heart Shaped Box)
The, The
Buena Vista Social Club
Jack Benny Radio Show
Edgar Bergen Radio show broadcast 12-7-41

And a cast of thousands.....


Mark - WA5VQM

[KC9ECI]

So, almost a year later, anything new on your playlist?

http://imagegen.last.fm/basicrt10/recenttracks/10/ArkAngelz.gif

[K0RGR]

I don't have my iPod Shuffle list on this computer, so I have to improvise:

Celtic Women - outrageous Irish vocals and music
Rolling Stones - old stuff
Joan Baez - parts of several albums
Prince - Purple Rain
ABBA
Mannheim Steamroller and Mason Williams
Mannheim Steamroller Fresh Aire 2
Mannheim Steamroller Fresh Aire 5
Assorted rock and disco tunes
The theme from 2010
Some Reba McIntyre
Eagles - several albums
Police
Van Halen
Donna Summer

and many more...

[N2RJ]

Phil Collins - Easy lover
Bob Marley - Positive Vibration
Dead or Alive - you spin me right round (like a record baby right round round round)
Atlantic Starr - Secret Lovers
R.E.M. - Shiny Happy people
Haddaway - What is love (12 inch)
Jimi Hendrix - Purple Haze
Chicago - If you leave me now
Green Day - Having a blast

I guess I could be a DJ for Jack FM.

[K3XR]

50's
60's
Shirley Bassey
Carly Simon
Laura Branigan
Irma Thomas
Marcia Ball
Heather Myles
Pattly Loveless
Trisha Yearwood
Allison Moorer
Rita Coolidge

[K8TEK]

<<<WARNING>>>

Do not post your mp3 lists. Tom works for the RIAA and is collecting names.

lol

[K1OU]

Don't have an Ipod, but on the way to work this morning I had a mix CD with:

New Order
David Bowie
Pretenders
Robyn Hitchcock
English Beat
The Jam
Echo And The Bunnymen
Split Enz

I am in an 80's alternative mode as of late....

[WS2L]

Rush......a lot of Rush. Studio albums, boot concerts, ect.

[KF0RT]

Today's 'B' list:

Big Head Todd And The Monsters - Bittersweet live
Dire Straits - Kingdom Come
Joan Osborne - What If God Was One Of Us
Jackson Brown - The Load Out & Stay
Journey - Don't Stop Believin'
Linda Ronstadt - Blue Bayou
Live - Lightning Crashes
Midnight Oil - Beds Are Burning
Pam Tillis - Maybe It Was Memphis
Rod Stewart - Maggie May
Marc Cohn - Walking in Memphis
Roberta Flack - The first time ever I saw your face
The Who - Behind Blue Eyes
Springsteen - The Rising
Linda Ronstadt - Lo Siento Mi Vida
Judy Collins - Someday Soon
Till Tuesday - Voices Carry
Deep Blue Something - Breakfast At Tiffanys
Bob Seger - No More

BTW -- any Seger fans out there... "No More" is off a new (2006) album.


73, Rob

[N2RJ]

Quote[/b] (K8TEK @ Nov. 13 2006,04:15)]<<<WARNING>>>

Do not post your mp3 lists. Tom works for the RIAA and is collecting names.

lol
I either bought the CDs or downloaded it from iTMS with pepsi caps.

[KC9ECI]

Quote[/b] (AB2MH @ Nov. 13 2006,14:15)]Quote[/b] (K8TEK @ Nov. 13 2006,04:15)]<<<WARNING>>>

Do not post your mp3 lists. #Tom works for the RIAA and is collecting names.

lol
I either bought the CDs or downloaded it from iTMS with pepsi caps.
Ditto, I either have the CD, or I've purchased my music via iTunes.

Tim I wish you wouldn't use such horrible language in my delicate presence. You know, the 'W' word.

[KA2P]

Quote[/b] (WA3KYY @ Dec. 09 2005,12:45)]20, 25 and 30 wpm code practice from W1AW
Me too! That, and files from G4FON.

[N3ATS]

Quote[/b] (KC9ECI @ Dec. 06 2005,20:51)]Here's my last 10:
Squirrel Nut Zippers - Hell

Cake - The Distance

Atticus - Jaked on Green Beers

Survivor - Eye of the Tiger

Marilyn Manson - Tainted Love

Pete Townshend - Let My Love Open the Door

Kiss - Rock and Roll All Nite

Led Zeppelin - The Battle of Evermore

Focus - Hocus Pocus

Ok, that's only 9, but I was checking to see if you were paying attention. If you really want to see my playlist on a moment by moment basis, check me out at Last FM - ArkAngelz (http://www.last.fm/user/ArkAngelz/)
A Cake song on the same list as a Survivor song? Now THAT's a diverse play list. http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif

[KI4BNC]

update:
have an mp3 player and really enjoy it.:


pinkfloyd
some songs from the "Natural Born Killers" soundtrack
leonard skynard(yeah-spelling is wrong)
queensryche
iron maiden
led zepplin
police
crash test dummies
and some other miscelaneous stuff.
it is on shuffle.I really enjoy it because of what I can do with it.

[KC9ECI]

Apple has an Ipod out now that's about the size of a book of matches, cast aluminum case, 1 gig of memory, and runs 14 hours on a charge. $80-ish at Wal-Mart. I think I might replace my Lyra. I was reluctant to go with an Ipod for a variety of reasons, but I find that I really like the iTunes music store.

[N2NKW]

I have 4592 pieces of music on my 60 gig Video Ipod. I just hit shuffle and it plays random. I also have 41 audio books from http://www.graphicaudio.net on my Ipod as well. My ITunes says I have 14 days worth of listening 24/7 without hearing a repeat on the music alone.

Faves are:

Van Halen
AC/DC
Ratt
David Lee Roth
Sammy Hagar
Kiss
Steve Vai
Joe Satriani
Led Zeppelin
The Who
Quiet Riot
Queen
Queensryche
The Cars
Duran Duran
Dio
ZZTop


thats just a taste of music

Audio Books are:

Don Pendleton
James Axler
Warren Murphy

[KI4GST]

Quote[/b] (K8TEK @ Nov. 13 2006,05:15)]<<<WARNING>>>

Do not post your mp3 lists. Tom works for the RIAA and is collecting names.

lol
Wouldn't know about him working for the RIAA but I know it wouldn't be wise to post your song list here because it wouldn't take anything for some one from the RIAA to look on here and they wouldn't even need to do a trace to find you just an FCC look up and then a knock on door to check out your stuff. Not my cup of tea.

[KC9ECI]

If the RIAA wants to stop in and look at my music, like they say on The Price Is Right, "Come on down!" they just need to bring some Guinness and we can make a day of it.

[KG6YTZ]

I could post the complete track listings for my dozen-or-so MP3 CD's - at least those discs which have been specifically laid out as compilation mixes [to be played in the order in which the tracks are numbered!] and are not simply archive backups - but that would be a HUGE post. #http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif

Edit to add info: One such disc, for instance, opens with "The Best of The Cars in MY opinion," which takes up the first 39 tracks. #["Drive" is not on this list. #I don't consider it one of their best songs.] #It ends - at a total of around 140 tracks - with approximately 30 tracks from Gary Numan. #In between, it contains the likes of David Bowie, A Flock of Seagulls, Big Country [preceded by one track by The Skids, Stuart Adamson's band before forming Big Country], The Clash, and Big Audio Dynamite.

I don't own an iPod. #Not that I wouldn't want one...

[KC2ESD]

On my Player:

Psyco Circus-KISS
Poison_Alice Cooper
Philadelphia Freedom-Elton John
Step Up-Drowning Pool
Can't Drive 55-Sammy Hagar
Cut to the Chase-Rush
Nobody's Hero-Rush
She's a Beauty-The Tubes
The Latest Arnewsline and RAIN Report

[KC9ECI]

This Week In Amateur radio is good for killing about 2 hours at work on a Friday.

[kf6rdn]

Quote[/b] (KC9ECI @ Nov. 13 2006,17:18)]Apple has an Ipod out now that's about the size of a book of matches, cast aluminum case, 1 gig of memory, and runs 14 hours on a charge. $80-ish at Wal-Mart. I think I might replace my Lyra. I was reluctant to go with an Ipod for a variety of reasons, but I find that I really like the iTunes music store.
1 warning.

Don't use the itunes store. It's cool, conveniant and everything, but it's also protected. If you lose it, you cannot re-download it.

There's hacks around it, but they're a pain.

[wa4brl]

Been into top-40 pop from a previous century lately...

Crying In Chapel Orioles
Sh-Boom (Life Could Be A Dream) Crew Cuts
Dance With Me Henry (Wallflower) Georgia Gibbs
The Great Pretender Platters
Wake Up Little Susie Everly Brothers
Its All In Game Tommy Edwards
Venus Frankie Avalon
Stay Zodiacs
Runaway Del Shannon
Sheila Tommy Roe
It's My Party Lesley Gore
You've Lost That Lovin Feeling Righteous Brothers
Satisfaction Rolling Stones
Monday, Monday Mamas & Papas
To Sir With Love Lulu
Crimson And Clover Tommy James & the Shondells
Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye Steam
I'll Be There Jackson 5
It's Too Late Carole King
Heart of Gold Neil Young
Touch Me In Morning Diana Ross
You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet Bachman-Turner Overdrive
One Of These Nights Eagles
Tonight’s the Night Rod Stewart
How Deep is Your Love Bee Gees
With a Little Luck Paul McCartney & Wings
My Sharona The Knack
Sailing Christopher Cross
Raptuire Blondie
Truly Lionel Richie
Owner of a Lonely Heart Yes
Time After Time Cyndi Lauper
Part Time Lover Stevie Wonder
Amanda Boston
With or Without You U2
Bad Medicine Bon Jovi
She Drives Me Crazy Fine Young Cannibals
It Must Have Been Love Roxette
Unbelievable EMF
I Will Always Love You Whitney Houston
I’d Do Anything For Love Meat Loaf
Stay (I Missed You) Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories
Kiss From a Rose Seal
Ironic Alanis Morissette
Mmmbop Hanson
One Week Barenaked Ladies
Jumper Third Eye Blind

See if you can guess the year for each one (hint: I made it kind of easy for you).

[KG6YTZ]

Quote[/b] (wa4brl @ Nov. 13 2006,22:39)]Been into top-40 pop from a previous century lately...
<--- el snippo grande --->
DAAAAAAAANG!!! #http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif

BRL, you are, without a doubt, the only other person I know whose collection resembles mine that closely. #50's doo-wop and early New Wave, easy listening, dance pop and alt. rock... #I'm amazed.

Hanson was 1997, as I recall, and if you like that one, also check out "A Minute Without You" from the same album ["Middle Of Nowhere"].

Quote[/b] ]Sh-Boom (Life Could Be A Dream) # # # Crew Cuts
I'm kinda partial to the Stan Freberg version, m'self... #http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/tounge.gif http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif

[KG6YTZ]

Quote[/b] (N3ATS @ Nov. 13 2006,16:42)]A Cake song on the same list as a Survivor song? #Now THAT's a diverse play list. #http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif
I have Roger Miller and Laurie Anderson on the same disc. http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif #They're well over a hundred tracks away from each other, granted, but on the same disc [and part of a progression that actually makes sense, believe it or not].

[N2NKW]

Quote[/b] (kf6rdn @ Nov. 14 2006,00:13)]Don't use the itunes store. It's cool, conveniant and everything, but it's also protected. If you lose it, you cannot re-download it.

There's hacks around it, but they're a pain.
That is why burnable cd's are so convenient. Buy it, burn it, then put the cd away for the possible loss of the file. You can always use that for the replacement file. Thats the idea behind backing up any purchased content from the web. Always back it up.

Itunes is a great program IF people learn how to use it properly.
I've been using ITunes for Windows since it came out in 2003. I have never had a problem with it. Backing up everything you purchase is a very important practice.

[K7KBN]

Complete works of Bach (no, the other one: PDQBach);
Complete works of Sherman (yes, Allan);
Peter and the Shadow Thieves

[wa4brl]

Quote[/b] (k7kbn @ Nov. 14 2006,14:51)]Complete works of Bach (no, the other one: PDQBach) . . .
Ah yes, many good ones from the House of Schickele -- the University of Southern North Dakota (or is that Northern South Dakota?):

Foghorn, Bell, Kazoo, and Gargle
Rondo Mucho Grando
Unbegun Symphony
Classical Rap
Allegro, But Not Too Mucho
Dill Picolo

(and my all-time favorite)

The 1712 Overture


This stuff is so much fun for those who don't know much about classical music. #And that much better for those of us who do! #Everything classical ever should have been.


CAVE COPI RODENS

[KG6YTZ]

Quote[/b] (wa4brl @ Nov. 14 2006,14:25)]Dill Picolo
http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif

I think the only PDQ Bach piece I've ever heard, on the Dr. Demento show, was one titled something like "My Bonny Lass, She Smelleth."

Maybe that fractured rendition of "Good King Wenceslaus" was one of his too. <shrug>

[KC9ECI]

My 20 'purchases' on iTunes to date have been compliments of the US Army. If I want music, I'll buy the CD and rip it.

[K3XR]

Quote[/b] (WA5VQM @ Dec. 09 2005,13:03)]Bruce Springsteen
Rolling Stones
Beatles
Bob Dylan
Squeeze
Neil Young
Paul McCartney
Bobby Darin
Johnny Cash
Roseanne Cash
Nirvana (Heart Shaped Box)
The, The
Buena Vista Social Club
Jack Benny Radio Show
Edgar Bergen Radio show broadcast 12-7-41

And a cast of thousands.....


Mark - WA5VQM
The trivia question, for you Mark,(or anyone who knows the answer) is how did Bobby Darin get his last name?? #Darin is not his real last name.

[w2nsf]

Just got a 30GB iPod for my 60th birthday! In my library is an entire lifetime of music. Here's a sampling: 101 Strings, Acoustic Alchemy, Neville Marriner, Alan Deutschman, Alan Jackson, Alan Parsons, Albinoni, Alexander Scriabin, Alison Krauss, Andrea Bocelli, Andres Segovia, Anne Robertson, Annie Lennox, Antonio Vivaldi, Archie Shepp, Art Blakley, B.B.King, The Band, The Beatle, Billy Joel, Blue Rider Trio, Bob Dylan, Bob James, Bob Marley, BR5-49, Brad Paisley, Buddy Holly, Buena Vista Social Club, Byrds, Caleb Smith, The Cars, Cassandre Wilson, Cesaria Evora, Chet Atkins, Chris Botti, Clifford Jordan, Creedence Clearwater, David Sanborn, Deep Purple, Diana Krall, Dire Straits, Donald Davis, The Doors, Dr. John, Duke Ellington, the Eagles, Eddy Duchin, Edvard Grieg, Ennio Morricone, Eric Clapton, Eric Dolphy, Eric Kunzel, Eric Dolphy, Eurythmics, Eva Cassidy, Faith Hill, Fleetwood Mac, Frank Sinatra, Frankie Carle, Freddie Hubbard, Fredric Chopin, Funkstorung, Gerry Mulligan, George Cables, George Frederic Handel, George Gershwin, George Jones, George Shearing, George Winston, Gillian Welch, Gina Kolata, Glenn Miller, Grateful Dead, Hank Williams, Jr., Haydn, Henry Purcell, Herbie Hancock, Huey Lewis, Ilona Kuphal, J. Pachelbel, Milt Jackson, Count Basie, James Taylor, Janis Joplin, Jun-Luc Ponty, Jelly Roll Morton, Jimi Hendrix, Joaquin Kievano, Joe Cocker, J S Bach, John Fogarty, John Gray, John McGlinn, Judy Collins, Kelly Jost, Kenny G, Led Zeppelin, Lena Horne, Leonard Bernstein, Leonard Pennario, Linda Ronstadt, Louis Armstrong, Lyle Lovett, Lyn Larson, Manfred Mann, Mannheim Steamroller, Marcus Miller, Mark Knopfler, Emmy Lou Harris, Marty Robbins, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Michael Feinstein, Michael Murry, Miles Davis, Moody Blues, Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Nat King Cole, Niel Young, Nina Postolovskaya, Oscar Peterson, Ottmar Liebert, Paco DeLucia, John McLaughlin, Pat Metheny, Paul Simon, Percy Faith, Peter Cincotti, Peter, Paul, and Mary, Pink Floyd, The Police, Ray Charles, Richard Clayderman, Robert Shaw, Ryan Kisor, Sadao Watanabe, Sammy Vomacka, Santana, Scott Joplin, Sheryl Crow, Smetana, Steely Dan, Steve Winwood, Sting, Sweetman, Talking Heads, Telemann, Thelonious Monk, Timo Maas, Tom Petty, Tony Benett, k.d.lang, Tony O'Connor, Total Eclipse, Toshihiro Nakanishi, Tracy Chapman, U2, Unnerhaus Jazzband, VanHalen, Vladimir Ashkenazy, The Who, Willy Nelson, Wynton Marslalis, Yes, YoYo Ma, ZZ Top, to name just a few. You asked!! http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif

[ka5piu]

Hello.

I got to thinking.
My Nokia N-Gage has well over 250 songs in MIDI format just for ring tones, all the full song.
The PSP has something like 1200 songs.
On the laptop is a DVD audio disk with a few dozen more to go to the car player.
The 40 Gig USB drive has thousands.
A lot of classical, heavy on the 50's and disco.
No modern country or hard rock.

[KC9ECI]

Dude! Disco is dead!

[w4rot]

Quote[/b] ]The 1712 Overture

Ain't that the 1812 Overture?
William Tell Stuff.
Crack the Sky did a great version.
http://www.crackthesky.com/photo/Painters1.jpg
ScratchyLPs,NC
rot

[wa4brl]

Quote[/b] (w4rot @ Nov. 14 2006,21:56)]Quote[/b] ]The 1712 Overture

Ain't that the 1812 Overture?
William Tell Stuff . . .
Nope. #1712 it is. #Just about the most fun musical satire you'll hear.

PDQ Bach



And NSF, that's one awsome list. #I know it's great stuff, 'cause I don't recognize half of the names, and I love all of those that I do! 'Bout the only guy I know who ISN'T on your list is Frank Pourcel and his French Fiddle!
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[n6hcm]

Quote[/b] (kf6rdn @ Nov. 13 2006,22:13)]Don't use the itunes store. It's cool, conveniant and everything, but it's also protected. If you lose it, you cannot re-download it.
that's why you make backups. it's not reasonable to expect to re-download stuff if you lose it, imho.

[KC9ECI]

CD-R's are cheap enough that there's not much excuse for not backing stuff up any more.

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[wa4brl]

OK, just one more hint . . .

the first song on my list was from 1953 and the last was from 1999

[kb0yup]

Allman Bros
April Lavigne
Jewel
Blue Oyster Cult
Steve Miller Band
Foreigner
Journey
The Police
Fleetwood Mac
Traffic
Paul Butterfield Blues Band
The New Cream Live album from last summer
Various Clapton
Deep Purple
It's a Beautiful Day
Santana

that's pretty good for starters

[KC9ECI]

After listening to the SS SSB contest for a good portion of the day, I need some tunage. Think I might check out the PDQ Bach.