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I will enter the fray...

Where Do I Begin, Chemical Brothers
An Old Oak Tree, Ivor Cutler
Thunderkiss '65, White Zombie
Mulher Brasileira, Jorge Ben
Lively Up Yourself, Bob Marley
Buggin', The Flaming Lips
The Lost You, Hood
Get Your 9lb Cock On, some bootleg mashup of Get Your Freak On and the Buzzcocks
Simba confronts Scar, The Lion King soundtrack
Walk on The Wildside, Lou Reed

I can't get enough of that Lion King!

jwoody

1) The Chemical Brothers - Marvo Ging
2) The Chemical Brothers - Fuck Up Beats
3) The Ramones - Have A Nice Day
4) Hijack - Style Wars
5) Yesterday's New Quintet - Sunrays
6) The Chemical Brothers - Got Glint?
7) Grandmaster Caz - Elektrobank (Dust Brothers Remix)
8) Barry De Vorzon - The Riot
9) Aim - Underground Crownholders
10) Origin Unknown - Valley of The Shadows

Favourite = Fuck Up Beats

Least fave = Style Wars

Best Album = Badmeaningood, by The Scratch Perverts (track 10)

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Anxst

1. Dance in the Morning Early - The Chieftains
2. Annie - Elastica
3. Medication - Garbage
4. Forever - The Dropkick Murphys
5. Rebel Waltz - The Clash
6. Seventh Son of a Seventh Son - Iron Maiden
7. Warming Up The Brain Farm - Lo Fidelity All Stars
8. The Fantabulous Rap Extravaganza - Deltron 3030
9. Hey Jude - The Beatles
10. Istanbul (Not Constantinople) - They Might Be Giants

Favorite: Istanbul (Not Constantinople) - They Might Be Giants
Least Favorite: The Fantabulous Rap Extravaganza - Deltron 3030

Favorite Album: How to Operate with a Blown Mind - Lo Fidelity All Stars

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maleficent

1. Rocket Man - Elton John
2. Calling All Angels - Train
3. Fool in the Rain - Led Zeppelin
4. Two out of three ain't bad - Meatloaf
5. I Walk Alone - Sophie B Hawkins
6. School's Out - Alice Cooper
7. Georgia on my Mind - the righteous brothers
8. Goodbye to you - Scandal
9. Love Hurts - Nazareth
10. Say Goodbye to Holllywood - Billy Joel

Least Favorite; Rocket Man - it's just not an elton kind of day
Most Favorite: Fool in the Rain - -the just makes me twirl in my chair
Fave Album: Bat out of Hell - Meatloaf

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maleficent

1. I Will Take You Home - The Grateful Dead
2. Doolin' Dalton - The Eagles
3. Daylight - Better than Ezra
4. And We Danced - the Hooters
5. The Killer is Me - Alice in Chains, MTV unplugged
6. Is that Love - Squeeze
7. Your Blue Shadow - Billy Bob thornton
8. Brain damage - Pink Floyd
9. Edge of Seventeen - Stevie Nicks
10. Since I don't Have you - Guns and Roses

Least favorite: I Will take you home - Depressing Dead - can't handle it today
Most Favorite: Since I don't have you... I'm loving this song.. Axl being all romantic and stuff...
Fave album: Guns and roses greatest hits...

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optik_nerve

Tin Omen - Skinny Puppy
Just Like Heaven - The Cure
Gongs & Wood - Nurse With Wound
Human - Assemblage 23
Snooze - Razed in Black
Closing Eyes - In Strict Confidence
Staub - Das Ich
After Death (outro) - BlutEngel
Endless Skies - VNV Nation
Love at First Bite - Nekromantix
You Goddamn Son of a Bitch - Revolting Cocks

Favorite -- Tin Omen
Least Favorite -- VNV Nation

edit: forgot to put favorites

5757

(This sort of isn't fair because I share music with my 16 year old sister )

Artist....................Song

1. Gwen Stefani - What You Waiting For (fav. song)
2. The Cure - Close To Me (least fav.)
3. Fall Out Boy - You're A Concrete Boy Now
4. From First To Last - Failure By Designer Jeans
5. Sade - Is It A Crime
6. Straylight Run - A Slow Decent
7. Slipknot - Three Nil (fav. album)
8. Mae - Cover Me
9. The Killers - All These Things That I've Done
10. Mya - Best Of Me

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jennylee324

....yeah -- I thought I'd pipe in and say that people are getting sick of the same old rock/hip-hop/r&b bullsh*t..... and there is just this big upsurge from a new style coming out of Europe -- it's pretty easy to find, just put 'euro club hits' into itunes or check this link: http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/M...Club+Hits+Vol+

Charlatan

Memorial Song - Patti Smith - No Alternative
Capsized - Sarah Harmer - You Were Here
So Danco Sambo - Emilie-Claire Barlow - Like a Lover
On a Plain - Nirvana - Nevermind
Time's Arrow - The Weakerthans - Reconstruction Site
Judy G. - Weeping Tile - Valentino
Uncertain Smile - The The - Left of the Dial: Dispatches from the 80s Underground
Our Retired Explorer (dines with Michel Folcault in Paris, 1961) - The Weakerthans - Reconstruction Site
Black Celebration - Depeche Mode - Left of the Dial: Dispatches from the 80s Underground
Heart Shaped Box - Nirvana - In Utero

Favourtie: Judy G. - Weeping Tile
Least Favourite: Memorial Song - Patti Smith
Album: Valentino - Weeping Tile (not a bad song on the album)

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Jetée

1.) Nujabes - Beat Laments the World
2.) Japan New Philharmonic Orchestra - Fire Emblem
3.) Röyksopp - Poor Leno Silicone Souls Hypno House Dub
4.) U2 - Red Light
5.) Aesop Rock - Save Yourself
6.) Buena Vista Social Club(Compay Segundo) - Orgullecida
7.) The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again
8.) B.B. King - Lonely and Blue
9.) Rayzd - Words That We Couldn't Say

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Commentary:
I do not rightly have the personal constitution to instill favoritism among the various works I enjoy. Seems contradictory, no? Well, I do suppose, but I go about life the way it comes—randomly. Perhaps this is why I have gravitated towards such artists and music as these presented, so much so I have chosen to include them in my daily life, and why they have been included in tonight's post. It is a direct window into the functioning life of me; the dichotomous duality of a procrastinator-perfectionist as a mutable mortal within the shell of a soul so integrally-inspired. A personal playlist that I happened upon coincidentally by chance, which reflects the response to my existing eschewal of popular predispositions. What more can you can want than to have no expectations and let things click? Just fade away.

Be easy, fellows, and enjoy.

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Martian

I think this thread is an awesome idea and am wondering how I managed to miss it the first time around. I am also thrilled to learn that Redlemon listens to Black 47, who are awesome, but less thrilled to learn that he listens to 311, who are not.

Moving on...

AC/DC - Send for the Man (Fly on the Wall)
Audioslave - #1 Zero (Out of Exile)
ZZ Top - Cover Your Rig (Antenna)
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - There Is A Town (Nocturama)
The Tragically Hip - Sharks (Music @ Work)
The Nightwatchman - The Garden of Gethsemane (One Man Revolution)
Bob Dylan feat. Joan Baez - Silver Dagger (Bootleg Series vol. 6)
Nirvana - Polly (Nevermind)
G. Love & Special Sauce - You Shall See (Yeah, It's That Easy)
Jack Johnson - Constellations (Brushfire Fairytales)

It's a bit random that Tom Morello came up twice. Also, when I typed out Jack Johnson at the end, I sat there for a second looking at the list and thinking 'one of these things is not like the others...'

EDIT - Forgot to list albums and do the whole favourites thing. That's difficult for me, since I don't really pick favourites. If I were pressured, I would say that Cover Your Rig is my least favourite song. Most favourite is a lot harder, but I've been listening to Nirvana longer than any other band on here, so we'll go with Polly. Favourite album is definitely Yeah, It's That Easy). G. Love kicks a lot of ass and is one of very few bands I can listen to no matter what mood I'm in.

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I wake up in the morning more tired than before I slept
I get through cryin' and I'm sadder than before I wept
I get through thinkin' now, and the thoughts have left my head
I get through speakin' and I can't remember, not a word that I said

- Ben Harper, Show Me A Little Shame

Charlatan

By the way... Redlemon originally posted this in nonsense... I decided to move it to music.

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Pogue Mahone

"Show Me How To Live" - Audioslave
"I'm Free from the Chain Gang Now" - Johnny Cash
"Stepping Stone" - Jimi Hendrix
"Heavy Metal Rules" - Pantera
"Fly with the Black Swan" - Sonata Arctica
"Katastrophen-Kommando" - Die Toten Hosen
"Weenie Beenie" - Foo Fighters
"United States" - Smashing Pumpkins
"Liebesspieler" - Die Toten Hosen
"Flutter Girl" - Chris Cornell

Song I like Most: "Show Me How To Live" - Just a small piece of one of my favorite albums ever.
Song I like Least: "United States" - I'm just not a big fan of the Smashing Pumpkins' new album.
Favorite Album on this List: It's hard to say. "Audioslave" was one of those albums that came out at the right time and a lot of the songs on the album mean a lot to me. On the other hand, I love to bust out Pantera's "Projects in the Jungle" to show my metalhead friends that one of their most beloved, hardcore, angry band was once a hair metal band.

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I still wave at the dots on the shore
And I still beat my head against the door
I still rage and wage my little war
I'm a shade and easy to ignore

Glory's Sun

"Thunderstruck" - AC/DC
"Hallelujah" - Jeff Buckley
"Juicy Fruit" - Mtume
"From Yesterday" - 30 Seconds To Mars
"Close Your Eyes" - Peaches and Herbs
"Let Go" - Frou Frou
"Welcome To The Machine" Pink Floyd
"About Mr. Brown" - O.A.R.
"Bye,Bye Baby" - Janis Joplin

Best Song-- Welcome To The Machine
Worst Song-- Let Go

ItWasMe

1. Could it be I'm Falling in Love ~ Spinners
2. I Was Made for Dancing ~ Leif Garrett
3. Celebration ~ Kool and the Gang
4. Jive Talking ~ BeeGees
5. Mr. Sandman ~ Chordettes
6. Harper Valley PTA ~ Donna Fargo (OMFG how did that get there?)
7. Meet in the Middle ~ Diamond Rio
8. I Wanna Check You for Ticks ~ Brad Paisley
9. I Don't Want to Play House ~ Tammy Wynette
10. Oh Lonesome Me ~ Kentucky Headhunters

Fave song: Ticks
Least Fave song: I don't Want to Play House
Fave album: one of the Best Of 70's/80's (Kool & Gang was on it)
Least Fave album: uh...the old, old one with Harper Valley and Tammy Wynette. Many of my 'albums' are "best of" cd's, so it's hard to tell from which album some songs originated.

What a fun 2 1/2 year old thread!

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"Ok, no more truth-or-dare until somebody returns my underwear" ~ George Lopez

I bake cookies just so I can lick the bowl. ~ ItWasMe

jewels

Fun!

Lazy Gun - Jet
Fire Lake - Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
All Along The Watchtower - U2
Refugee - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Bootylicious - Destiny's Child
Romeo and Juliet - Dire Straits
Superstar Tradesman - The View
In My Head - Anna Nalick
Couldn't Get It Right - Climax Blues Band
Just Like A Pill - Pink

Favorite? Probably Romeo and Juliet. Brings back some sweet memories.

Least favorite? Bootylicious. They've got better songs when I wanna shake it.

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Anxst

Wow, I remember posting in this the first time.

Here we go again!

Strap me Down by Laetherstrip
Here Comes My Girl by Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers
In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth 3 by Coheed and Cambria
I Palindrome I by They Might Be Giants
Hey Now Hey Now by Crowded House
With My Own Two hands by Ben Harper
Nerdcore Rising by MC Frontalot
El Manana by Gorillaz
Can't Hardly Wait (Tim Version) by The Replacements
Always by Rilo Kiley

Least favorite: Crowded House. It's part of my 80's mix, so it fits in, but...gah.
Most favorite: There's some good stuff there, but I have to go with The Replacements. They've been with me through a lot over the years.

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DonnieBoy

Ok here goes...

1. Longfellow Serenade - Neil Diamond
2. Heart to Heart - Kenny Loggins
3. Always on My Mind - Elvis Presley
4. Jump Around - House of Pain
5. Sign O' The Times - Prince
6. Perfect Crime - Gun's N Roses
7. Photograph - Def Leppard
8. Modern Girl - Meatloaf
9. I Wish It Would Raid - The Temptaions
10. Texas Echo - David Ball

DB

Redlemon

DonnieBoy, you missed the self-analysis of your songs, which is the most important part.

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DonnieBoy

My Bad... OK

Least Favorite - Texas Taco - David Ball ( I have to stop just importing whole CD's into I-tunes... I come up with a bunch of crap when I randomize.

Most Favorite - Jump Around - House of Pain... I dare you to listen to this song and not dance!

Mr Scorcex

This seems like a fun game, I'm down to revive it.

1. Champion - Brother Ali
2. Starkville City Jail (Live) - Johnny Cash
3. My Lovin is Digi - RZA (as Bobby Digital)
4. Hoto Chotan - RZA (as Bobby Digital)
5. Queen Anne's Revenge - Flogging Molly
6. I wanna Get High - Cypress Hill
7. B Boys Will B Boys - Black Star
8. (Dawning of a) New Era - The Specials
9. I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face - Sonny Rollins
10. Evil Evar - G.B.H.

I think my favorite cut off this compilation is probably the Sonny Rollins tune. He's my second favorite saxophonist, behind Trane, and this is a really soulful song. I haven't heard anyone mimic the tone that man could pull out of a tenor.
My least favorite would probably have to go to the GBH song. I used to be really into punk, but we've grown apart recently, and the majority of the punk that I can still listen to and appreciate are songs I really liked back in the day. GBH is also really musically simple, even for punk. They're no Minutemen.
Favorite album that came up is easily Brother Ali's "Shadows on the Sun," his debut album. He's one of the best underground hip-hop artists around today, and the whole album combines tight beats, rhymes and real messages into a solid, solid album. Highly recommended for any hip-hop fan. And the man puts on a hell of a live show.