I never could, assumed it was some pug in not install on my laptop.

It takes a little while for it to load now... I guess we're getting close to "filling" up the walla.

I'm going to message support and ask what they know the upper limits to it are.

maybe you just need to cull some songs, keep only the lastest x number of songs.

forgot, spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down... mary poppins

Nina Simone - I Want a Little Sugar In My Bowl :suave:

xtc: senses working overtime

because sometimes you just need a fabulous pop song.

seems like 100 is the limit based on my hand counting.... my first title has scrolled off into the ether.

dj /rupture

a live mix I guess probably takes forever to load :SORRY:

it's for the souljah known as roachboy ;)

Cat Stevens - Wild World

But if you wanna leave, take good care
I hope you have a lot of nice things to wear
But then a lot of nice things turn bad out there

gary jules- mad world

Kraftwerk - Computer World

O.A.R. - Heard The World

..in fact this is my ringtone atm

Simon and Garfunkel - America

3 hours of driving today .
I await the arrival of my friend.

As directed by cyn:

"something to bump the thread."

:thumbsup:

Very, very much love that song.

Well, the movie too. But mainly the song!

REM - Night Swimming

I forgot my shirt at waters edge.
I'm not sure all these people understand.
What if there were two,
side by side.

:D

OCM says HI!

"Tomorrow" - Silverchair

This brings me straight back into high school. Woah... :oogle:

And to think they were 15 when they recorded this.

war: me and baby brother

a fine old skool specimen that takes me back to---actually i don't know where it takes me back to. i have no particular associations with this song. i just like it.


thanks for the d-n-b treats gucci.
jace is the shit.

Once again, because when I have free time and/or booze on hand, music is just "my thing".

Lynard Skynard - Black Betty

Oh.....My.....

I hate to disappoint, but that is actually Ram Jam.

A history lesson:

Black Betty began life as an African American folk song. It was first adapted for popular culture by Lead Belly, and has been covered by a huge variety of artists, including (among others) Nick Cave and Tom Jones, along with the massively famous and sometimes misattributed Ram Jam version from the seventies. Rumour has it that the song was originally about a rifle.

I wanted to post the Lead Belly version, but I couldn't find it, so I settled for Nick and the Bad Seeds instead. It has a more rhythmic cadence feel that gives a good idea of the evolution of the song.

Cool...thanks for the lesson.
ummm, hot I mean.

Can't sit still with any version,
gotta move,

Wanna dance?

Hank Williams - Jambalaya

'cause I always have to bounce off the last post...'Jam'

I appreciate this song more since having lived in SW Louisiana...Hank got the Cajun inflections down pat...that's really the way they talk, lol...one of the few things I liked about that hellhole

Patti Smith - We Three

Cuz.

maher shalal hash baz.

another curious group from japan who this time pose a basic question for all to contemplate.

That was challenging, rb, I have new sore muscles betwinxt my ears,
Perfect!

Lou Reed - Perfect Day

Any Major Dude Will Tell You - Steely Dan

I don't know why...but the Stones have been in my head all morning...

It appears to automatically be dropping the oldest entries from the playlist. From this I would assume that we have, in fact, hit the cap and that there is a feature already in place to keep the list from getting out of hand.

I'd forgotten how beautiful that song is.

Anita Baker - Caught Up In The Rapture

One of my favorite Pop singers.

Kathem Al-Saher - Eshgabrak Aal Mor

i was torn, but decided to follow with a waidh el safi track.
a fantastic singer from lebanon.

http://www.wadihelsafi.com/songs.php

High five and all that...smilie face.

I wonder about what factors, factor in to the availability factors.

Still and all, I am having a blast finding what I can here.

Frank Sinatra - Chicago

what a fun town...

had dinner at Chicago Firehouse in the South part of town near our hotel.

Questions in a World of Blue - Julee Cruise

she's mostly known for her collaborations with David Lynch...such as this tune...but I have all her albums.

I find her to be most soothing and pleasant. :)

Alison Krauss & Union Station - The Lucky One...

kahimi karie: good morning world.

sometimes i feel like i'm waking up.
sometimes i feel like i'm waking up inside a dream in which i am waking up. sometimes i can't tell the difference.
sometimes i don't know if there is a difference.
sometimes while in that state of mind, i look in the mirror and hear kahimi karie sing this song.
it makes me dance around.
while i'm dancing around, it doesn't matter so much where i am.

this is for you too, ms. media.

Celtic Woman - Walk My Love

I can almost smell the old places.

in memory of that LSD guy - Insence and Peppermints - Strawberry Alarmclock

Amy Winehouse - I'm No Good

Damn...she has the soul viscera...please stick around gal.

The Who - Love Reign 'Oer Me.

I wanted this to be a fourfer...the first four tracks from The Shins' Wincing the Night Away...but seeqpod's missing one, of course...so there's three.

I've been driving around listening to this album all week...I love The Shins. :)

led zep... immigrant song.

of course i always end up with this bizarre image of ktspktsp yelling "valhalla, I am coming!!" since he brought it up in another thread one time.