25 Songs

This is something going around facebook and I thought you folks here in the MA group might find it entertaining, too.

Once you've been tagged...
(1) Turn on your MP3 player or music player on your computer.
(2) Go to SHUFFLE songs mode.
(3) Write down the first 25 songs that come up--song title and artist--NO editing/cheating, please.
(4) Choose 25 people to be tagged. It is generally considered to be in good taste to tag the person who tagged you.

If I tagged you, it's because I'm betting that your musical selection is entertaining, or at least amusing. (Ed: Actually, it's just a goofy way to reach out and say hi ... Don't over-think it. :)

To do this, go to "NOTES" under tabs on your profile page, paste these instructions in the body of the note, enter your 25 Shuffle Songs, Tag 25 people (under the post) then click Publish.

So here's my list:

1. Ginnie - Fairport Convention
2. The Scientist - Coldplay
3. Sail Away - The Rasmus
4. Circa Mea Pectora - Orff: Carmina Burana
5. Kathy's Song - Eva Cassidy
6. Step Into Christmas - Elton John
7. Dobro Neka Svira - Crvena Jakika
8. A Hug for Pixingha - Sharon Isbin
9. Aria mit 30 Veranderungen, BWV 988 "Goldberg-Variationen": Var. 1 - Bach by Glenn Gould
10. Changes - David Bowie
11. Sanctus - Mozart Requiem
12. The Difficult Kind - Sheryl Crow
13. New Rigged Ship/Shelder Geo/Sleep Soond Ida Moarnin' - Maggie Sansone
14. Broken - Seether (ed: bet your head hurts after that turn-around)
15. Your Love - The Outfield
16. Classical Gas - Mason Williams
17. 4 Minutes - Madonna Featuring Justin Timberlake (ed: seriously - stop laughing)
18. Sloop John B - The Beach Boys
19. A Mad Russian's Christmas - Trans-Siberian Orchestra
20. Love - John Lennon
21. Not That Different - Collin Raye
22. Bad Day - Daniel Powter
23. Here Without You - 3 Doors Down
24. On To Glory - Gian Carlo Menotti: The Gorgon, The Unicorn and The Manticore
25. Angels Will Fall - Melissa Etheridge

Anyone else wanna play?

1. Butthead - Hanson Brothers
2. Smell Of Nightfall - Shinjuku Thief
3. Faceless One - Hate Eternal
4. Time To Die - Steel Pole Bath Tub
5. Satellite Hotstove - Two Pin Din
6. 10001110101 - Clutch
7. In The Mouth - Cows
8. La Souillure De Síon - Malveillance
9. Who's Ed - Ed Hall
10. Cadaver - Brighter Death Now
11. KFB - Keelhaul
12 Screw, Loose - Melt Banana
13. Katy Too - Johnny Cash
14. Fucking Your Ghost In Chains of Ice - Leviathan
15. Kénôse II - Deathspell Omega
16. Before The Explosion - Takayuki Hattori
17. The Pigeon - Jackie-O Motherfucker
18. Surfin' Cow - The Dead Milkmen
19. Murder? - Lodge Kerrigan
20. Little Mouth - Swans
21. Without Logic - Woe
22. Who Fucked Who? - Nomeansno
23. Satyr IX - Electric Wizard
24. Night in Makassar - Sun City Girls
25. Into the Flatlands - Starving Weirdos

my list:

Colin Hay: Overkill
Suicidal Tendencies: Institutionalized
Ferrante & Teicher: Exodus
Mike Oldfield: Magellan
Playing For Change: Biko
Hank Williams: Lost Highway
Keola Beamer: Keola Kai
Pet Shop Boys: Violence (Hacienda Version)
Devo: Don't Shoot (I'm a Man)
Pet Shop Boys: Falling (Demo for Kylie)
John Mellencamp: Lonely Ol' Night
Freddie Mercury: Love Me Like There's No Tomorrow
Air: Remember
Psychedelic Furs: Heartbreak Beat
The Killers: Read My Mind (Like Rebel Diamonds Mix)
Beck: Loser
Pink Floyd: Paranoid Eyes
Jack Johnson: We're Going To Be Friends
Jean Michel Jarre: Rendez-Vous 4
Pink Floyd: Echoes Part 1
Styx: Don't Let It End (Reprise)
Mike Oldfield: Tubular Bells Pt 2
Giorgia Moroder: Electric Dreams
ABBA: Dancing Queen
Karen Matheson: Mi le M' Uilinn

I do love that song, though.

Beautifully constructed and executed.

I loved virtually all genres of music, disco and cheesy 70s pop included. :D

Elvis Costello has talked favourably about how ABBA wrote their music. If it's good enough for him...

Even at 49, I still run with a mostly metal crowd. By "often embarassed" I mean that whenever anyone picks up my iPod, there it is, first song on the list.

I takes my lumps, but I likes my 70's cheesy pop.

:)

1. Stone Temple Pilots- Sour Girl
2. Beck - Novacaine
3. J.S. Bach -Overture(Suite)No. 4 in D Major
4. Pat Metheny Group- As I Am
5. The Beatles- Rollover Beethoven/She Loves You -Live
6. Supertramp- The Logical Song
7. The Police- Walking on the Moon-Live
8. Famous Last Words- Billy Joel
9. Ant Farm - The EELS
10. Easy Ride- The Doors
11. Oppening-Bob Marley 1980
12. Truckin' Off Across the Sky(live)- The Guess Who
13. A Change in Circumstance-Pat Metheny
14. Ride On- ACDC
15. Into the Void -Nine Inch Nails
16. Dear Yoko- John Lennon
17. I'll Follow the Sun-Beatles
18. High And Dry Live- Radiohead
19. Guitar Solo- Neil Young
20. High Hopes-david Gilmour
21. Nine Inch Nails Vocal Loop #1
22. Della Brown- Queensryche
23. Power of Soul-Jimi Hendrix
24 Ramblin Man-Sade
25 Devil Without a Cause/Freebird-Kid Rock at Howard Stern's 2000 Birthday Show


Surprisingly, with the wide spectrum of music that I own, this list is not quite as eclectic as I expected. Hmm..

1. Pineal Gland Optics -- Meshuggah
2. Achilles Last Stand -- Led Zeppelin
3. When You Love A Woman -- Journey
4. Narcotic Sea -- Saviours
5. Iron Man -- Black Sabbath
6. The Twilight Zone -- Rush
7. Shed -- Meshuggah
8. Survive (American Apathy Mega Mix) -- Dope
9. Neither One Of Us (Wants To Be The First To Say Goodbye) -- Gladys Knight And The Pips
10. Devil's Bride -- Electric Wizard
11. Regular People (Conceit) -- Pantera
12. The Best Is Yet To Come -- Nancy Wilson
13. Shadow Of Deth -- Megadeth
14. United -- Judas Priest
15. It's Now Or Never -- Elvis Presley
16. Streetside -- The Obsessed
17. Imagine That -- Patsy Cline
18. Machine -- Eternal Elysium
19. Flying High Again -- Ozzy Osbourne
20. Your Sister Can't Twist (But She Can Rock And Roll) -- Elton John
21. Hoiday -- Scorpions
22. Mind-Food -- Saint Vitus
23. Whiskey War -- Alabama Thunderpussy
24. Fire In The Sky (Live) -- Saxon
25. Bluette -- The Dave Brubeck Quartet

:)

I thought that one might draw a burn.

But yeah, Saxon. \m/ \m/

I still think the song Dallas 1 P.M. rules. :)

she was made of awesome.

...and he said about Patsy Cline, "Once she sang a song, it was sung."

I think he's right.