How do I make a list?

[QUOTE=sweet_nothing;527952]This is a playlist my super cool canadian friend made, but since my computer sucks and I can't enjoy it i'm passing it on to all of you, that's how much I love you guys. :)




Crystal Castles- Untrust Us is so amazing!

This is one of the best songs I've heard in a long time. I'll really have to check out more of their work.

You Never Give Me Your Money(Abbey Road)
I really think this is a great song, I love all the different sections.

Cayenne(Anthology, Volume 1)
This is a cool little instrumental by Paul, it sounds like he was trying to make a chilled out surf song, and I personally love a guitar solo that is surfy.

Besame Mucho(Anthology, Volume 1)
This is Paul singing some Spanish songs, with the lyrics translated into English. It's a cool little tune.

I'm Looking Through You - Take One(Anthology, Volume 2)
A slower chilled out version of a song on Rubber Soul.

Teddy Boy - Demo(Anthology, Volume 3)
An interesting thing about the Beatles Anthology is that there are some songs that appear as demos on this album and aren't on any one of the albums and end up being released on whoever wrote the song's solo album. For instance, this appeared on Paul's first solo album after the break up. But here's the thing, I like the song, and it was released on a CD that says "The Beatles", so it counts technically as a Beatles track. :p:

Junk(Anthology, Volume 3)
This is a peaceful little acoustic Paul song.

All Things Must Pass - Demo(Anthology, Volume 3)
A beautiful demo of a beautiful song.

What's The New Mary Jane(Anthology, Volume 3)
Another one of those experimental songs, it's basically John, Yoko and George improving with various things.

Step Inside Love-Los Paranoias(Anthology, Volume 3)
This is a nice sounding little diddy the guys did.

Why Don't We Do It in the Road - Take 4(Anthology, Volume 3)
It's basically the song, but it's only an acoustic guitar and Paul. Some lyrics slightly changed. Once again, great vocal performance.

I'll Follow the Sun(Beatles For Sale)
I don't know how obscure this song is, but it definitely isn't one of their popular songs. Beautiful.

Dig It(Let It Be)
Fifty seconds from a ten minute jam, with John improvising lyrics, put onto Let It Be. It's a great jam as a whole but this is basically the best part, so it's cool they put it on the album.

Anna (Go to Him)(Please Please Me)
A song I hadn't heard before and I really like the hook of the song.

Boys(Please Please Me)
Typical 50s sounding rock song. Really cool and quick, I hadn't heard it before today.

A Taste Of Honey(Please Please Me)
Not a popular song, but I love it. Has a really interesting beat and instruments. The music sounds like it should have been in the later part of the sixties.

http://download285.mediafire.com/54t...xtape+%231.zip

Ace Davey. You rock :band:

Oooo thank you!

Ok, I'm new to Mediafire, but here goes. I'm in the midst of making a 3-disc compilation for a mate and 'cos I'm in that sort of mood (I can't ****ing sleep) I'll share some of it here.

Disc 1 - Sweet Reggae Music

Sweet Reggae Music.rar

1. Barrington Levvy - Sweet Reggae Music
2. Aswad - 54-56 Was My Number
3. Damian Marley - Welcome To Jamrock
4. Steel Pulse - Your House
5. Peter Tosh - Stepping Razor
6. Black Uhuru - Sponji Reggae
7. Big Youth - The Killer
8. Burning Spear - Lion
9. The Abyssinians - South African Enlistment
10. Mighty Diamonds - I Need a Roof
11. Third World - Jah Glory
12. U-Roy - Wear You To the Ball
13. The Simplicity People - Rhythm Style
14. Jimmy Cliff - You Can Get It If You Really Want

I'll post the other two discs if I can be bothered

We should swap Reggae comps. Got most of that but U-Roy and The Simplicity People are not on my radar=appreciated.

I'd appreciate a swap - I've always got an eye out for good, new (to me) music, especially reggae