The 10 Track Mixtape Thread (Song Lists Without Links Will Be Deleted)

Whatsitoosit · 05-07-2008, 08:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RezZ

I know that most of these are fairly... well-known amongst certain circles. But being brought up in the hole that is this town, its hell hard to find most of this music. I also recognise that my taste in music is somewhat... lacking. =D

Download Limewire and get to downloading.

Nairmb · 05-07-2008, 04:14 PM

Limewire only gets you individual songs. Torrents are easier for download albums, the way most good music should be enjoyed, plus you get more music in one download. Personal preference though.

Dr_Rez · 05-07-2008, 07:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Whatsitoosit

Download Limewire and get to downloading.

That was not my quote. An no, limewire is terrible. Full of virus's and only has individual songs for the most part, which i hate.

~~Gates_of_Iscariot~~ · 05-07-2008, 09:16 PM

limewire= fail = riaa in your ass
torrents= fail = riaa in your ass
use blogs

Whatsitoosit · 05-07-2008, 09:45 PM

virus? not on a mac

abscenceofsanity · 05-09-2008, 07:52 AM

blogs are alright but its still hard to find interesting music. ive downloaded songs and tried internet radio stations, wasting most of my download limit on stuff i dont actually like. and i don't mind the music that i listen too, just admitting that it might be a bit blase.

Whatsitoosit · 05-09-2008, 08:30 AM

Yeah I was on a internet radio kick at one point, just downloading anything that sounded half way decent. It's a good way to keep up on stuff, just not very practical for me to do all the time.

JoelWhyRock · 05-28-2008, 09:16 PM

1. The Clash - "Clampdown"
This song just plays on all of my favorite things about my favorite band. Mick and Joe both sing, Topper busts out a great beat, and the lyrics speak of class division. The Clash's activism is what sets this song apart among their greatest.

2. Weezer - "In The Garage"
Besides the fact that it accurately describes my teenage experience thus far, there has always been something about the ridiculously high sustained guitar notes in the pop-era Weezer songs that lures me in.

3. The Beatles - "Yesterday"
This song was there for me in my saddest of times, through break-ups or deaths. The string arrangement also kicks major ass.

4. Beck - "Devil's Haircut"
I crank this up in my car and blast it out my windows anytime I just need some refreshment. It makes no difference whether or not I completely comprehend the lyrics, honestly.

5. Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Elgar Howarth - "The Great Gate of Kiev"
This is the most powerful song I've ever heard and when I played in the Indianapolis Brass Choir with it, I instantly got goosebumps. That French Horn part soars and impresses in good recordings.

6. The Temptations - "Ain't Too Proud To Beg"
The epitome of the Motown sound for me. The passion in the vocals gets me every time.

7. Queen - "Don't Stop Me Now
Every time I hear this song, I imagine Freddy standing alone on a stage and performing what amounts to a Broadway show. It's an amazingly dynamic song with all the Queen attitude.

8. Oasis - "Don't Look Back In Anger"
Each song on this list makes me sing along, but this song takes me to a different place. I always feel like I am at a live show and I just start shouting when this song.

9. The Strokes - "Reptilia"
In my belief, this is the best song in the current wave of indie rock. It's so raw and energetic and I pound the steering wheel to death to the catchy-ass drum beat.

10. Sufjan Stevens - "Chicago"
The song that made me want to get in front of a keyboard and just lightly tap the keys as I pour my soul out. Sufjan is a vastly underrated singer-songwriter.

the_dp · 06-08-2008, 09:53 AM

1. Robert John-Sad Eyes
2. Gordon Lightfoot-Carefree Highway
3. CCR-Ramble Tamble
4. ELO_Strange Magic
5. Steely Dan-Turn That Heartbeat Over Again
6. The Shins-New Slang
7. Rufus Wainwright-Vicious World
8. Don McLean-Castles in the Air
9. Bread-Sweet Surrender
10. Aimee Mann-Driving Sideways

BurnTham · 06-09-2008, 01:52 AM

1. "Take the Time" - Dream Theater; one of favorite songs ever
2. "Pirates" - ELP; epic to end all
3. "She's Always a Woman" - Billy Joel; bittersweet love songs don't get much better
4. "Mr. Blue Sky" - ELO; fun and meaningful, woke me up in the mornings in college
5. "Fool's in Love" - Joe Jackson; love to make fun of the dating peeps
6. "Higher Place" - Journey; draws me in every time
7. "Bat Out of Hell" - Meatloaf; basically a perfectly executed orgasm
8. "Dare" - Stan Bush; put the life in the Transformers movie and still gets me
9. "All Star" - Smash Mouth; old favorite
10. "Grand Illusion" - Styx; reminds me of what life really is

05-09-2008, 07:52 AM	#256 (permalink)
abscenceofsanity Groupie Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Nowra Posts: 12	blogs are alright but its still hard to find interesting music. ive downloaded songs and tried internet radio stations, wasting most of my download limit on stuff i dont actually like. and i don't mind the music that i listen too, just admitting that it might be a bit blase. __________________ For my will is as strong as yours, My kingdom as great, You have no power over me

05-09-2008, 08:30 AM	#257 (permalink)
Whatsitoosit Bringer of Carrots Join Date: May 2008 Location: New York, NY Posts: 648	Yeah I was on a internet radio kick at one point, just downloading anything that sounded half way decent. It's a good way to keep up on stuff, just not very practical for me to do all the time. __________________ "It takes 43 muscles to frown and 17 to smile, but it doesn't take any to just sit there with a dumb look on your face."

06-09-2008, 01:52 AM	#260 (permalink)
BurnTham Groupie Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Williamsburg, Iowa Posts: 10	1. "Take the Time" - Dream Theater; one of favorite songs ever 2. "Pirates" - ELP; epic to end all 3. "She's Always a Woman" - Billy Joel; bittersweet love songs don't get much better 4. "Mr. Blue Sky" - ELO; fun and meaningful, woke me up in the mornings in college 5. "Fool's in Love" - Joe Jackson; love to make fun of the dating peeps 6. "Higher Place" - Journey; draws me in every time 7. "Bat Out of Hell" - Meatloaf; basically a perfectly executed orgasm 8. "Dare" - Stan Bush; put the life in the Transformers movie and still gets me 9. "All Star" - Smash Mouth; old favorite 10. "Grand Illusion" - Styx; reminds me of what life really is __________________ If there's a pensive fear, a wasted year, a man must learn to cope, if his obsession's real, suppression that he feels must turn to hope -Dream Theater

05-07-2008, 04:14 PM	#252 (permalink)
Nairmb Groupie Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 18	Limewire only gets you individual songs. Torrents are easier for download albums, the way most good music should be enjoyed, plus you get more music in one download. Personal preference though.

05-07-2008, 09:16 PM	#254 (permalink)
~~Gates_of_Iscariot~~ Account Disabled Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: new hampshire Posts: 191	limewire= fail = riaa in your ass torrents= fail = riaa in your ass use blogs

05-07-2008, 09:45 PM	#255 (permalink)
Whatsitoosit Bringer of Carrots Join Date: May 2008 Location: New York, NY Posts: 648	virus? not on a mac

05-28-2008, 09:16 PM	#258 (permalink)
JoelWhyRock Groupie Join Date: May 2008 Location: Indianapolis Posts: 4	1. The Clash - "Clampdown" This song just plays on all of my favorite things about my favorite band. Mick and Joe both sing, Topper busts out a great beat, and the lyrics speak of class division. The Clash's activism is what sets this song apart among their greatest. 2. Weezer - "In The Garage" Besides the fact that it accurately describes my teenage experience thus far, there has always been something about the ridiculously high sustained guitar notes in the pop-era Weezer songs that lures me in. 3. The Beatles - "Yesterday" This song was there for me in my saddest of times, through break-ups or deaths. The string arrangement also kicks major ass. 4. Beck - "Devil's Haircut" I crank this up in my car and blast it out my windows anytime I just need some refreshment. It makes no difference whether or not I completely comprehend the lyrics, honestly. 5. Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Elgar Howarth - "The Great Gate of Kiev" This is the most powerful song I've ever heard and when I played in the Indianapolis Brass Choir with it, I instantly got goosebumps. That French Horn part soars and impresses in good recordings. 6. The Temptations - "Ain't Too Proud To Beg" The epitome of the Motown sound for me. The passion in the vocals gets me every time. 7. Queen - "Don't Stop Me Now Every time I hear this song, I imagine Freddy standing alone on a stage and performing what amounts to a Broadway show. It's an amazingly dynamic song with all the Queen attitude. 8. Oasis - "Don't Look Back In Anger" Each song on this list makes me sing along, but this song takes me to a different place. I always feel like I am at a live show and I just start shouting when this song. 9. The Strokes - "Reptilia" In my belief, this is the best song in the current wave of indie rock. It's so raw and energetic and I pound the steering wheel to death to the catchy-ass drum beat. 10. Sufjan Stevens - "Chicago" The song that made me want to get in front of a keyboard and just lightly tap the keys as I pour my soul out. Sufjan is a vastly underrated singer-songwriter.

06-08-2008, 09:53 AM	#259 (permalink)
the_dp Self Reliant Independent Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 181	1. Robert John-Sad Eyes 2. Gordon Lightfoot-Carefree Highway 3. CCR-Ramble Tamble 4. ELO_Strange Magic 5. Steely Dan-Turn That Heartbeat Over Again 6. The Shins-New Slang 7. Rufus Wainwright-Vicious World 8. Don McLean-Castles in the Air 9. Bread-Sweet Surrender 10. Aimee Mann-Driving Sideways