Yup :D Great choice for the favorite! Strange World is such a classic

A few I haven't heard of on there but Atom and his Package is present so all is well.

Ween - Put The Coke On My ****
Blink-182 - Go
Emarosa - He Is The Water
Crystal Castles - TV Babies (Crystal Castles Vs. Comic Book Fever)
Melt Banana - How to Say "Rip Them Off", Repeat After Me
Aphex Twin - Acrid Avid Jam Shred
Billy Preston - Slaughter
Sublime - Rivers Of Babylon
Ambulance LTD - Heavy Lifting
mewithoutYou - Paper Hanger

Ween, blink-182, and Sublime :thumb:

Michael Jackson – Girlfriend
Circa Survive – Semi Constructive Criticism
Killswitch Engage – Reject Yourself
The Jimi Hendrix Experience – Love or Confusion
Graf Orlock – Todd And Janelle
Jeff Buckley – Lover, You Should've Come Over
Poison Idea – Murderer
Eric Dolphy – Out to Lunch
Rites of Spring – Remainder
Superjoint Ritual – **** Your Enemy
Mattias IA Eklundh-The Battle of Bob

Lovely...favorite track on that album since day 1. :cool:

Superb song no doubt but I think Tie Me Up! Untie Me! beats it by a bit. mewithoutYou discography: Silencer takes the cake.

I don't know if Silencer is my favorite...but you can't go wrong with something from [A-->B] Life. :thumb:

You certainly cannot.

Hmm...MJ has both great and mediocre stuff, don't remember if I know that song. Props for Jimi, Rites of Spring are alright but I haven't familiarized myseld enough with the album yet. Haven't heard the rest.



Mew - Behind the Drapes
Mike Patton - Tourettes Breakdance
Lite - Black & White
Nosaj Thing - Coat of Arms
Quicksilver Messenger Service - Light Your Windows
Seam - Port of Charleston
Dead Voices on Air - Let Meins Awake
Thingy - Rental
Polvo - Kalgon
Tortoise - Charteroak Foundation

My favorite is a nice aggressive math/post rock number, tight stuff! And Jackhammer likes them, so that means you should too.

I really like Quicksilver Messenger Service, the rest I'm afraid I don't know

Mastodon- The Last Baron
The Wallflowers- God Don't Make Lonely Girls
Glenn Gould- Mozart: Piano Sonata #17 IN B Flat, K 570- 3. Allegretto
The Strokes- Alone, Together
Fluke- Electric Blue
J.J. Cale- After Midnight
Fleet Foxes- Oliver James
Ray LaMontagne- Trouble
Morcheeba- Friction
Elvis Costello- I Want To Vanish

The Strokes are alright, I Want To Vanish is one of Costello's best songs and Fluke are too cool for words. The rest are pretty good too. Another great list there then.

Eddie Palmieri & Cal Tjader - Come an' Get It
Ludwig Van Beethoven - Symphony #4 In B Flat, Op. 60 - Adagio
Faith No More - Star AD
Rocket From the Crypt - Suit City
Oasis - Rockin' Chair
Grinderman - Electric Alice
Depeche Mode - Puppets
The Triffids - In the Pines
The Pogues - Goodnight Irene [live]
The Bees - Horsemen

Digging the Beethoven, Faith No More, and Depeche Mode... can't say I'm that familiar with the others unfortunately!

1. King Crimson - Easy Money
2. The Presets - Talk Like That
3. Rage Against the Machine - Testify
4. PJ Harvey - Down by the Water
5. Korn - Dirty
6. Tool - Intension
7. Kate Rusby - Drowned Lovers
8. Jeff Buckley - Grace
9. Motor Ace - Pieces
10. Tool - Jimmy

know Korn & Tool, dont know the others, but there nobad :D

John O'Callaghan Ft. Sarah Howells - Find Yourself.
The Jacksons - Blame It On The Boogie.
Lustral - Everytime (Way Out Wests Sunrise Mix)
Trex - Solid Gold Easy Action.
Michael Jackson - You Are Not Alone.
Billy Daniel Bunter & CLSM Ft. Mc Junior - Cry Your Tears.
Evoke - Arms Of Loren.
Kings Of Leon - Revelry.
Calvin Harris - Yeah Yeah Yeah La La La.
Queen - A Kind Of Magic

not bad. not bad atall.

Sadly, All I know from that is Kings of Leon, Queen, Michael Jackson, The Jacksons, and Evoke. Which one would you recommend pursuing first?

1."Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots Vol: 1" The Flaming Lips
2."Don't Bother None" Yoko Kano
3. "Walk With Me In Hell" Lamb of God
4."NHDN" The *** Blades
5. "Sympathy for the Devil" Black Crowes
6. "Little Red Rodeo" Collin Raye
7. "You Make My Dreams Come True" Melee
8. "God Send Conspirator" Coheed and Cambria
9. "Lycanthrope" (+44)
10. "Call Me" Steve Conte

what do you mean :O?

I like to check out that bands people post on these lists, the ones that I don't know. I was wondering which one you'd recommend me check first.

thats cool :D there all pretty good, for me.
but for you.. i would say the bolded one, which isnt queen.
lustral & billy daniel bunter.
there the only decent ones :)

I'll check em out, thanks!

The Flaming Lips, Coheed, and +44 are cool. That's the best +44 song in my opinion. Never cared for Lamb Of God, The Black Crowes or Melee. I haven't heard the rest.

Foo Fighters - Cheer Up, Boys (Your Make Up Is Running)
Beck - Trouble All My Days (Previously Unreleased in the UK)
I Would Set Myself On Fire For You - Twelve
John Frusciante - Time Goes Back
The Ergs! - 180 Emotional Ollie
The Wave Pictures - Just Let Your Friends Don't Get You
The White Stripes - Icky Thumb
The Ramones - Rockaway Beach
Best Friends Forever - 24
Samhain - Death Comes Ripping

Not my favorite list I've had but there's some good ones.

Foo Fighters, Beck and White Stripes are good, Frusciante and Ramones are ok, the rest I don't know

Elvis Costello & The Attractions- Pump It Up
Radiohead- Everything In It's Right Place
Bob Dylan- It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
David Bowie- Sound and Vision
Devo- Don't You Know
Buffalo Springfield- For What It's Worth
Elvis Costello & The Attractions- .....And In Every Home
Simon & Garfunkel- Wake Up Little Susie (Live)
Beastie Boys- Dropping Names
Bruce Springsteen- Working On The Highway

Very nice list, very nice indeed. Lots of classic songs, and I'm a huge fan of many of the artists on the shuffle (Bruce, BB's, Bowie, Radiohead and Elvis). I'd have to say I'd have gone for Radiohead as my favourite though, one of their best.

Bob Dylan - Love Minus Zero
Bjork - Vertebrae By Vertebrae
Naughty By Nature - Feel Me Flow
Pink Floyd - Breathe
Subtle - Return Of The Vein
Talib Kweli - Listen!!!
Steve Reich - Section IIIA
Peanut Butter Wolf - The Everliving
Cat Stevens - Tuesday's Dead
Kruder & Dorfmeister - Million Town

Well that's a fantastic Dylan track, plus Naughty By Nature and my favorite track from DSoTM. Pretty good all around.

God in an Alcove - Bauhaus
Life and How to Live It - R.E.M.
Waitin' For a Superman - The Flaming Lips
John Mclaughlin - Miles Davis
Makes No Sense at All - Husker Du
Someone Like You - The Knitters
In My Time of Dyin' - Bob Dylan
Idioteque - Radiohead
Too Drunk To **** - Nouvelle Vague
Lust for Life - The Smithereens

Ah yes, but Pump it Up is one of Costellos best:)

Very nice list right there Rick, R.E.M., Miles Davis, Flaming Lips, Radiohead, Bob Dylan, Husker Du, all very good

Bob Dylan- It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
Rilo Kiley- A Better Son/Daughter
Rilo Kiley- The Execution Of All Things
Neil Young- Classical Gas Rap (Live)
The Who- Sunrise
Johnny Cash & Joe Strummer- Redemption Song
Buddy Holly- Rock Me My Baby
Glenn Gould- Mozart: Piano Sonata #2 IN F, K 280- 1. Allegro Assai
Elvis Costello- My Little Blue Window
The White Stripes- Take, Take, Take

Two Kiley songs, thats weird

Very good list, all very respectable artists, actually all very talented artists, no negatives, except I don't know Glenn Gould.

Sufjan Stevens- Godzuki
Stuart Murdoch- Another Saturday
Steel Train- Alone On The Sea
Mirah- Cold Cold Water
She & Him- Sentimental Heart
Alien Ant Farm- Glow
Tokyo Police Club- Graves
Interpol- Obstacle 1
The Band- The Weight
Moby Grape- Someday.

Wow, 2 songs I have never listened to showed up on my shuffle, interesting.

Glenn Gould is just a piano player, not sure if he composed anything but if you look at the track you can see he is playing Mozart.

yay for She & Him, plus i've heard alot of good stuff from the other artists.

Simon & Garfunkel – Rose of Aberdeen[*][Demo Version]
Atmosphere – Bird Sings Why the Caged I Know
Animal Collective – Taste
The Black Dahlia Murder – Flies
Charles Mingus – Celia
Animal Collective – Brother Sport
The Jimi Hendrix Experience – 1983... (A Merman I Should Turn to Be)
Dire Straits – Money For Nothing
Call Them Quits – Untitled Track 3
Butthole Surfers – Shit Like That
Clutch – Hoodoo Operator

Good choice on best pick, fantastic song. Atmosphere, AC, Charles Mingus, and Butthole Surfers are great. I don't like Black Dahlia Murder too much, and Dire Straits and Simon & Garfunkel are pretty good. I haven't heard anything by Clutch or Call Them Quits before.

Cocteau Twins - Heaven or Las Vegas
The Orb - His Immortal Longness
Rubik - Goji Berries
Trivium - Departure
Jefferson Airplane - Plastic Fantastic Lover
Shpongle - Mentalism
Of Montreal - Just Recently Lost Something of Importance
The Singing Loins - Fat Boy of Peckham
Linkin Park - H! Vltg3 (I know I'm getting **** for this)
Creedence Clearwater Revival - Bad Moon Rising

The Orb, Jefferson Airplane, of Montreal and CCR get respect, the rest I'm not familiar with.

Hose.Got.Cable - Lets Spend Some Time Together
Lynx - Look at that Table and Make it Spin in Your Head
+/- - Here We Are (Again)
Beirut - Gulag Orkestar
Dead Voices on Air - Mete Him Out The Winds
Ten Grand - Hands Off the Merch
DAK - Rollinghills
Lukid - On And On
Harmonic 313 - No Way Out
Nirvana - The Show Must Go On

Weird list, definitely not the most interesting.

I'm not familiar with much of your list apart from Beirut, Ten Grand, and of course Nirvana. I haven't really been excited with anything I've heard by Beirut or Ten Grand yet. I used to be completely in love with Nirvana years ago.

Ween - I'm In The Mood To Move
Melvins - Amazon (Continued)
Zox - Ghostown
The Decemberists - Oh Valencia!
Michael Yonkers Band - Microminiature Love
Fred Frith - Hello Music
Alice Donut - Tiny Ugly World
The (International) Noise Conspiracy - Black Mask
The Ramones - Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
Joy Division - Incubation

But have you heard that Nirvana? ;)

I like Ramones, Ween and Zox. Not too fond of anything ekse on there actually.

Graham Coxon - People of the Earth
Metro Riots - Modern Riots
Enya - Shepard Moons
Elvis Presley - Tutti Frutti
Prodigy - Firestarter
Evanescence - Your Star
Muse - Micro Cuts
Muse - In Your World
Pantera - Walk
Sex Pistols - Anarchy in the U.K

My favorite is one of Muse's best songs ever, in my humble opinion. It's off the Origin of Symmetry album - check it out.

Oh you got me. I just looked it up and realized it was that Nirvana. Are they any good?

I dig the Elvis, Evanescance, and Pistols

Rilo Kiley- The Good That Won't Come Out
They Might Be Giants- Kiss Me, Son Of God (Alternative Version)
Martha Wainwright- Ball & Chain
Led Zeppelin- The Lemon Song
Bounty Killer- Psyco Med
Alanis Morissette- Head Over Feet
Cesaria Evora- Nho Antone Escaraderode
The White Stripes- I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself
The Beatles- All You Need Is Love
Modest Mouse- Gravity Rides Everything

Yeah not bad, though I've only played the album twice so far, and just heard some of the songs again on shuffle.

Once again, nothing on this list is bad, but nothing is my favorite either, I like Rilo Kiley, They Might Be Giants and Martha Wainwright, the rest I either don't have an opinion about or don't know.

Blitzen Trapper- Lady On the Water
Pink Floyd- On The Run
Andrew Bird- Tables and Chairs
Emmy The Great- The Hypnotist's Son
Steel Train- A Magazine
Le Loup- We Are Gods! We Are Wolves!
Peter Bradley Adams- Under My Skin
Blind Pilot- Oviedo
Yeasayer- Wait For the Summer
Against Me- Borne On The FM Waves of the Heart

Some great stuff on that list, Pink Floyd, Yeasayer and Andrew Bird get thumbs up from me. I haven't heard Steel Train, Peter Bradley Adams or Le Loup.

L7 - Shove
The Replacements - Portland
My Bloody Valentine - Come In Alone
The Stone Roses - Waterfall
Misfits - Astro Zombies
The Dresden Dolls - Modern Moonlight
Lemonheads - It's All True
Pixies - Gigantic
Tom Waits - Tango Till They're Sore
Pink Floyd - Take Up Thy Stethoscope And Walk

This is great stuff. Heroin is one of the best VU tracks, I LOVE the McLaughlin's Mahavishnu Orchestra, a great Hendrix track (that reversed guitar solo always gets me), plus Skip James and Horace Silver. The rest I'm shady on. 9/10

Pavement - Folk Jam (From Terror Twilight)
Frank Zappa - Fifty-Fifty (From Over-Nite- Sensation)
Frank Sinatra - I Concentrate On You (From The Reprise Collection [Disc 3])
Cake - Is This Love (From Motorcade of Generosity)
Outkast - Reset (From Speakerboxxx)
Lou Reed - Jealous Guy (John Lennon cover)
Joy Division - She's Lost Control (From Unknown Pleasures)
Bjork - It's Oh So Quiet (From Post)
The Who - Quadrophenia (From Quadrophenia)
The Replacements - Black Diamond (From Let it Be)

I like it, excellent stuff, except I never could get into Outkast. Otherwise though, points for Pavement, Frank Sinatra, Joy Division and I've never actually listened to The Replacements...I don't know why.

An Horse- Rearrange Beds
The Besnard Lakes- Disaster
Iron & Wine- Morning
Final Fantasy- Nun Or A Bawd
Akron/Family- Of All The Things
Rock Kills Kid- Paralyzed
Gogol Bordello- Tribal Connection
Modest Mouse- A Different City
Pedro The Lion- Foregone Conclusions
Steel Train- I Feel Weird

Excellent shuffle, two straight with Steel Train though.

Iron & Wine is good, Modest Mouse i'm a bit on the fence with, the rest i haven't heard.

Third World-Feel a Little Better
Jimi Hendrix – Drifting
Every Time I Die – Depressionista
Chiodos – To Trixie And Reptile, Thanks For Everything
Early Man – Death Is the Answer
Wes Montgomery – Oh, You Crazy Moon
Traffic – Glad
The Flaming Lips – Do You Realize??
blink-182 – Easy Target
Lynyrd Skynyrd – Gimme Three Steps
Coheed and Cambria – Justice In Murder

Only thing that lets it down in the inclusion of blink 182

Iggy Pop - King Of The Dogs
ELO -Fire On High
Depeche Mode - Martyr
Eluveitie - Slania's Song
Mark Knopfler - Boom Like That
Moody Blues - Stepping In a Slide Zone
Mike Oldfield - Crime Of Passion
Isis - In Fiction
The Feelers - Weapons of The War
Wishbone Ash - Persephone

Depeche Mode is pretty cool, Iggy Pop is good, Knopfler, Moody Blues are ok, not a fan of Mike Oldfield

Lyle Lovett- Just The Morning
Aerosmith- Just Push Play
Elvis Costello- Poison Moon
Dexy's Midnight Runners- The Celtic Soul Brothers
Richard Thompson- Cold Kisses
Holly Cole- Losing My Mind
Josh Rouse- 1972
The Who- Summertime Blues
The Pretenders- Don't Cut Your Hair
Roy Orbison- Only The Lonely

Wow, not a very good list on my part, but anything to keep this thread going!