Music Banter - The 10 Song Shuffle

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I like some of that (namely Dylan, Ray Charles and TMBG) but not really a fan of the rest.

Public Image Ltd.- Socialist
Leonard Cohen- Hallelujah
Elvis Costello & The Attractions- Big Boys
The Feelies- Fa Ce-La
Buffalo Spinrgfield- For What It's Worth
Guided By Voices- (Some Drinking Implied)
Sweatshop Union- Itchy Back
The Velvet Underground- Walk And Talk (Demo)
David Bowie- The Jean Genie
Modest Mouse- Styrofoam Boots/It's All Nice On Ice, Alright

Run Run Run-The Velvet Underground
Nervous Love-Daniel Johnston
Display to Me-Napalm Death
Flag of Hate-Kreator
God's of Rapture-Meshuggah
Lateralus-Tool
November Suicides-Capricorns
History Re****s Itself-Touche Amore
Evil Woman-Black Sabbath
Never Talking to Again-Husker Du

Not too bad...

Gotta love Napalm Death! Aside from they and the Velvet Underground, Tool - not familiar with the rest...

Perfect Circle > R.E.M > Murmur
Match Of The Day > GENESIS > Spot The Pigeon EP
Northshore Train > HEIDI BERRY > Below The Waves
Hollywood Nights > BOB SEGER > Greatest Hits
Saturday > KIDS IN GLASS HOUSES > Smart Casual
Pacific Coast Highway > SONIC YOUTH > Sister
Have You Ever Seen A Dream > RUDY VALLEE . Deco Dancehall and Vaudeville
The Eton Rifles > THE JAM > Setting Sons
Honky Tonk Woman > THE ROLLING STONES > Greatest Hits
36D > THE BEAUTIFUL SOUTH > Carry On Up The Charts

Ben Harper - In your eyes (acoustic version though)
Bob Dylan - Times they are a changin'
Oasis - Stand by me
City and Colour- So Low
Sublime - Smoke two joints
James Morrison - Get to you
Deftones- Change
She & Him - Got me
Bright Eyes - June on the west coast
The Smiths - How soon is now

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Originally Posted by Thom Yorke (Post 1042560)

I love Ice Cream Man as well, but Venus in Furs is such an amazing song. Some other great stuff with a classic off London Calling and you can't go wrong with The Roots or Beatles.

Precious and Grace - Queens of the Stone Age
One After 909 - The Beatles
Lord Only Knows - Beck
Spill the Wine - Eric Burdon & War
D.C.B.A. 25 - Jefferson Airplane
(Sittin' on) The Dock of the Bay - Otis Redding
The Kids - Lou Reed
Some Might Say - Oasis
Perfume-V - Pavement
Setting Sun - The Chemical Brothers

this is an excellent playlist to pull off of a shuffle. I totally forgot all about Otis Redding! Off to locate entire discography.

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Originally Posted by ilashes.

Heard of Bob Dylan, Oasis, Sublime, James Morrison, and Deftones.

When You're In Prison (Instrumental) - The Offspring (Splinter)
Angel Of Death - Hank Williams
Lover - Gene Krupa (Complete Capitol Recordings Of Gene Krupa & Harry James)
The Card Cheat - The Clash (London Calling)
Hey, Johnny Park! - Foo Fighters (The Colour And The Shape)
Oi To The World - The Vandals (Oi! To The World (Christmas With The Vandals))
Come Out And Play - Richard Cheese (Lounge Against The Machine)
Walla Walla (Live) - The Offspring (The Kids Aren't Alright)
E3 And Blast Processing - SEGA Of America (The SEGA Show)
Get It Right - The Offspring (Ignition Remaster)

Much better variety this time.

@ a lot of the above people: you're supposed to comment on the list above yours.

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Originally Posted by NGPercussion (Post 1044522)

i'm guessing you like the offspring quite a bit... that whole foo fighters album is good, richard cheese is hilarious, and the card cheat isn't my favorite song off of london calling but it's still good. not bad

neon christ - doom
captain beefheart & his magic band - her eyes are a blue million miles
contrazione - sbarre
articles of faith - bad attitude
modest mouse - ocean breathes salty
crass - heard too much about
the kinks - a well respected man
vivian girls - i believe in nothing
beck - whiskeyclone hotel city 1997
dead milkmen - i walk the thinnest line

The Kinks, Beck, modest mouse and beefheart are all good. Don't really know the rest... you should post more.

Neil Young- Songs Rap (Live)
Burning Spear- The Invasion
R.E.M.- Camera
Built To Spill- In The Morning
CunninLynguists- Beautiful Girl
Nine Inch Nails- Closer
Modest Mouse- Convenient Parking
The Creation- Making Time
Johnny Winter- Don't Take Advantage
The Feelies- Tomorrow Today

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Originally Posted by ilashes. (Post 1045384)

I am a fan of R.E.M and Modest Mouse . I have never heard of Burning Spear, Built to Spill or The Feelies. Worth checking out?

Definitely. Burning Spear is reggae. The Feelies are almost R.E.M.'s precursors, so if you like R.E.M. I would say definitely check them out. Built To Spill is kind of like Modest Mouse (I like them more actually) and also worth listening to.