I don't even know half of them. Talking Heads are ok though.

Husker Du - Crystal
Green River - Ain't Nothing To Do
The Ascent Of Everest - Mountains
Opeth - The Baying Of The Hounds
Creedence Clearwater Revival - Fortunate Son
Dead Kennedys - Viva Las Vegas
Afghan Whigs - What Jail Is Like
Biffy Clyro - Machines
Dinosaur Jr - Plans
The Sisters Of Mercy - Anaconda

Yeah tell me about it hahaa :laughing: I'm a big music weirdo

Husker Du and The Dead Kennedys are both pretty cool, and CCR is awesome. The rest I haven't heard of or have barely listened to.

Grateful Dead- [Hidden Track] (Live)
Bill Haley & The Comets- Shake Rattle And Roll
Grateful Dead- Scarlet Begonias (Live)
Ray Charles- My Bonnie
Bob Marley- Stand Alone
Modest Mouse- Classy Plastic Lumber
MGMT- The Youth
Underworld- Born Slippy (Nuxx)
A Girl Called Eddy- People Used TO Dream About The Future
Tool- Viginti Tres

Very weird shuffle, definitely not representative of my tastes

Hardly. I'm learning an awful lot here as I go along - thanks for the education!

Some good stuff in there though. Props for the Bill Haley!

Mine's pretty random, but an okay representation of my taste I guess:

Lektrogirl—"She"
Moondog—"Rehearsal of Violetta's 'Barefoot Dance'"
Nine Inch Nails—"Dead Souls"
Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys—"Uncle Pen"
The Creatures—"Willow"
Cueball—"Nocturnal Potation"
Marcy Playground—"Sherry Fraser"
The Decemberists—"Los Angeles, I'm Yours"
Quasimoto—"Discipline 99 Pt. 0 (ft. Mr. Herb)"
Raymond Scott—"Don't Beat Your Wife Every Night! (Instr.)"

My Favourite out of that lot would be NIN but I'll check out the stuff I've not heard

Here's mine
Stiff Little Fingers-Barbed Wire Love
J.J. Cale- Money Talks
Peter Gabriel-San Jacinto
Ian McCulloch-Pots of Gold
Nirvana-Milk It
10cc-Life is a Minestrone
Various Artists(marching bands)- c***leshell Heroes
Throwing Muses-Say Goodbye
D12-0bie trice(skit)
Morrissey-Cosmic Dancer(live)

Morrissey and The Smiths are one of those acts that i just could never get into aside from 1 song that turned out to be the least reflective of their overall style (How Soon is Now).

anyway tonight's 10

1 - Soundgarden - Sub Pop Rock City - one of the few times the overt humour from this band is in the forefront. that Kim Thayil bit about the sideburns gets me everytime haha can we have our drummer back please? hahaha

2 - Beck - Hollow Log - the original folky-guy Beck. one of the few truly alternative acts to come from the 90s.

3 - Meat Beat Manifesto - Mindstream (Aphex Twin remix) - it's RDJ, it's what it is, even remixes lose their originality and become something of his. in some cases (like the lemonheads remix) there's absolutely nothing of the original left in the track. in their case the courier came to pick up the remix and he hadn't worked on it at all (the original was rubbish) so he gave them some work in progress thing just to shut them up. hahaha

4 - Modeski Martin and Wood - Take me Nowhere - yep. they're not bad, but they're supposedly filled with all this amazing 'potential' but it all feels too familiar. the outro is almost redeeming then goes long.

5 - Frank Zappa - This is all Wrong - one of the Civilization Phase III random quote things

6 - Autechre - Vletrmx21 - one of their more melodic tracks, most of their stuff is very dissonant bordering on a drum machine cacophony, this is not one of those haha

7 - DJ Shadow - Lonely Soul (live) - not sure who's rapping at the start but it's hella solid. a little too melancholic after that when it's on it's own (part of a mix)

8 - Aphex Twin - Grey Stripe - this one is from Selected Ambient Works vol. 2 either one of those discs is awesome for sleeping. i'm not in the mood for sleeping. *skip*

9 - Monster Magnet - Too Bad - a song about being a burnout. i've always really really liked this band. they've changed over the years but their last album is stronger than the previous few by a lot.

10 - Thelonius Monk - Straight no Chaser - it's almost like a twist on melody from Epistrophy (or vice versa) with different changes hehe. that's not a bad thing either.


not a whole lot of stand out tracks on their own. it was a toss up between Monster Magnet and Soundgarden. i went with the serious track over the joke hehe.

Monster Magnet are quite the amazement. In both their drug-induced ridiculousness, and their serious moments. 'See You In Hell' is one of my favourite songs of all time.

1. Check Your Smile - Elora Danan

2. Isak - Baroness

3. I'm A Steady Rollin' Man - Robert Johnson

4. Sweet Hitch-Hiker - Creedence Clearwater Revival

5. Reckless Life - Guns N' Roses

6. Dead Horse - Guns N' Roses

7. Dirty Hearts - Dallas Crane

8. Hell Bound - Pantera

9. Figure Things Out - Israel Cannan

10. Enough For Me - Robert Cray

Weird mix, 'Check Your Smile' is a ridiculously solid song, coming from a small Perth band. The dual vocalist thing the band have really comes into it's own in this song, it's just a shame the rest of their catalogue isn't up to quite the same standard.

London Calling- The Clash
nick and chico- Deadly snakes
hold on- John Lennon
speak like a child- Herbie han****
Helpless- CSNY
mr. Tamborine man- Bob Dylan
The Turning- oasis
I wanna be Adored- the stone roses
sing a simple song- sly and the family stone
trampled underfoot- led zeppelin

- WOW my IPOD is bomb!

I really haven't heard much of that. I'm hearing good things about Baroness. I'm not a fan of Guns 'n' Roses or Pantera.

Black Moth Super Rainbow - Dark Bubbles
The Jesus & Mary Chain - Good For My Soul
United Nations - Say Goodbye To General Figment
Camera Obscura - French Navy
The Long Winter - Fire Island, AK
Death Cab For Cutie - We Looked Like Giants
Yeasayer - Sunrise
Black Moth Super Rainbow - When the Sun Grows on Your Tongue
Shotmaker - Spark Lights the Friction
Fifty Foot Hose - If Not This Time