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iPod 160GB Classic

1. Say Goodnight- Voodoo Glow Skulls
2. Because You Love Me- Jo Dee Messina
3. Brass in Pocket- Pretenders
4. I'm Movin' On- Johnny Cash
5. If She Ever Comes- Nig Heist
6. Xplosion- Outkast
7. Into the Fire- Bruce Springsteen
8. Wasted- Def Leppard
9. The Number of the Beast- Iron Maiden
10. Descend- Feeder

That sums it up pretty well. At the moment I've been listening to mostly metal. Of the thrash/death/grind/black variety.

I'm just patiently waiting for the new Tool album even though I understand that I may turn 50 before it is released.

Until then, it'll be my guilty pleasures: 80's pop, old Tori Amos and Kate Bush, and the occasional electronic stuff from my college days.

Fragile - Farmikos
The Pilot - The White Buffalo
No Division _ Hot Water Music
Brand New Kind of Actress - Jason Isbell
Violent Shiver - Benjamin Booker
Hear My train a Comin' _ Jimi Hendrix
Gin Smoke & lies - Turnpike Troubadours
Sniper at The Gates of Hell - The Black Angels
Mice & Gods - Clutch
Troubled Wine _ Pride and Glory

Massive Attack- Man Next Door
Menomena- Cough Coughing
Nirvana- Radio Friendly Unit Shifter
Brian Eno- Back in Judy's Jungle
Phoenix- Lasso
Yo La Tengo- Ohm
Viet Cong- Bunker Buster
Woods- Back to the Stone
The War on Drugs- Taking the Farm
Dinosaur Jr- In a Jar

Once Bitten, Twice Shy- Ian Hunter and Mick Ronson
Metal Mickey- Suede
Mrs. Brown, You´ve Got a Lovely Daughter- Herman´s Hermits
Virginia Plain- Roxy Music
Apeman- The Kinks
Tarde o Temprano- Fito & Fitipaldis
Karma Police- Radiohead
Lullaby- Seagull Screaming Kiss Her, Kiss Her
London Calling- The Clash

Tea in the Sahara – The Police
More You Understand – Howie Day
Paradise City – Guns ‘n Roses
Me and Julio Down By the Schoolyard – Paul Simon
Kiss – Prince
Little Pieces – Agent 99
At the Movies – Bad Brains
The French Open – FOALS
Everything’s Ruined – Fountains of Wayne
Sad-Eyed People – Stiff Little Fingers

outersect - god love the fool
DJ frane - if i had wings
Yuck - get away
small black - breahtless
Shpongle - no turn unstoned
Antibalas - hilo
galaxie 500 - plastic bird
nujabes - spiral
Godwin Omabuwa - do the afro shuffle (this is nigerian funk which is awesome)
Nomak - conclusion
lemonade - banana republic

Note: This is from my "Chill Out" playlist

1. "November Nights" - The Coal Porters -- remake of a song Gram Parsons wrote while a folk singer at Harvard

2. "Paradise" - Jim & Jesse -- great bluegrass version of the John Prine song

3. "Withered & Died" - Elvis Costello -- An old Richard Thompson song that EC makes heart-wrenching

4. "Montreal" - Paul Burch -- Anyone else heard of this guy besides me?

5. "Down River" - David Ackles -- a cult-figure singer-songwriter

6. "The Goodnight Loving Trail" - Plainsong -- The title sounds like a porno, but it's actually a folk song about the cook on a trail drive. Plainsong was a British band of the '70s led by Ian Matthews, formerly of Fairport Convention.

7. "My World Fell Down" - Sagittarius -- popsike classic by a studio group from superproducer Gary Usher (Beach Boys, Byrds)

8. "O-O-H Child" - The Five Stairsteps -- Philly soul

9. "Between You And Me" - Graham Parker -- from Howlin' Wind, one of the greatest debut albums ever. Supposedly this track is actually a demo.

10. "I'll Never Fall In Love Again" - Jill O'Hara & Jerry Orbach (yes, THAT Jerry Orbach) -- Bacharach and David song from their Broadway show Promises, Promises (a musicalization of The Apartment)

Stones-You Can't Always Get What You Want
Black Keys-Elevator
Clapton-Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out
Susan Tedeschi-You Need to Be With Me
Otis Redding-Nothing Can Change this Love
Van Morrison-Gypsy Queen
Sam Cooke-You Send Me
Stevie Wonder-As
Grateful Dead-Unbroken Chain (Demo)
Beatles-I Want to Tell You