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| Saint Sway |
was zippin thru my ipods playlists just now and stumbled over the "Top 25 Most Played" list. Pretty interesting. I was actually surprised by what my top 25 was.
Kings Of Leon dominated. Probably bc I play them a lot at the gym.
if you have an ipod post your list. Curious to see what everyones top 25 played is. No cheating.
heres mine:
1. Danko Manuel ~ Drive By Truckers
2. Taper Jean Girl ~ Kings of Leon
3. Happy Alone ~ Kings of Leon
4. Wishlist ~ Pearl Jam
5. By Your Side ~ Black Crowes
6. Slow Night So Long ~ Kings Of Leon
7. Make You Feel My Love ~ Bob Dylan
8. Wish I Could Hideaway ~ Creedance Clearwater Revival
9. Harvest ~ Neil Young
10. Goodbye ~ Rich Robinson
11. Nothing Precious At All ~ Stereophonics
12. Mellow My Mind ~ Neil Young
13. The Bucket ~ Kings Of Leon
14. Evening Gown ~ Mick Jagger
15. The Importance of Being Idle ~ Oasis
16. Bellybone ~ Robert Bradley Blackwater Surprise
17. Sway ~ Rolling Stones
18. Nights of Mystery ~ Georgia Satellites
19. Don't Do It ~ The Band
20. The Man In Me ~ Bob Dylan
21. If Not For You ~ Bob Dylan
22. Had Me A Real Good Time ~ The Faces
23. Lovin In My Babys Eyes ~ Taj Mahal
24. Monkey Man ~ Rolling Stones
25. Down In The Hole ~ Rolling Stones |
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| Egbert |
quote:
Saint Sway wrote:
23. Lovin In My Babys Eyes ~ Taj Mahal
My favorite Taj tune |
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| Angiegirl |
Nothing, I can't afford an iPod. |
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| Saint Sway |
quote:
Angiegirl wrote:
Nothing, I can't afford an iPod.
you should save up for one. They're a blast. I cant go anywhere without mine.
seriously they're awesome. Like a Stones ticket. Only cheaper!
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| glencar |
I can afford one but don't see the need. |
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| Joey |
" I can afford one but don't see the need. "
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| glencar |
Well, she probably has a bit more dough than anyone here. Let's hope the death tax repeal passes! |
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| Egbert |
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Saint Sway wrote:
you should save up for one. They're a blast. I cant go anywhere without mine.
I have a Creative mp3 player for use on the subway and for walking around the city but probably would not have much use for it if I got around via automobile. |
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| Honky Tonk Man |
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glencar wrote:
Well, she probably has a bit more dough than anyone here.
WHAT?? More money than JB?  |
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| glencar |
It's close! |
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| pdog |
If we just stop death, no tax needed.
iPod... I should get one... Perhaps soon... |
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| Throwaway |
Rolling Stones-Sway
Rolling Stones-Happy (Love You Live)
Rolling Stones-Brown Sugar (Love You Live)
Rod Stewart-Sweet Little RnRer
Rolling Stones-Hold on To Your Hat
The Faces-Glad and Sorry
Rolling Stones-Tie You Up
Black Crowes-Rainy Day Women #12 n #35 (live)
Rolling Stones-Dancin With Mr D (Brussels)
Ron Wood-Mystifies Me
Ron Wood-Big Bayou
Elton John-Island Girl (don't laugh)
Rolling Stones-Winter
George Thorogood-Be Bop Grandma (live)
Allman Bros-Blue Sky
Rolling Stones-Rock Me Baby (live @ NYC Roseland Ballroom)
Rolling Stones-You Got The Silver (Mick vocal)
Led Zeppelin-Celebration Day (Song Remains the Same soundtrack)
The Band-It Makes No Difference
Jimmy Rogers-Sloppy Drunk
Albert King-Killin' Floor
Derek and the Dominoes-Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad
Jimi Hendrix-Red House
Van Morrison-And It Stoned Me
CCR-Hello Marylou
Sway, do you have an i-Trip or Monster (device that lets you play ipod through any radio station in your car)? I recommend one if you can get the price down, theyre great! |
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| glencar |
I almost bought one a few weeks ago & realized I really don't need one. |
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| glencar |
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Throwaway wrote:
Rolling Stones-Sway
Rolling Stones-Happy (Love You Live)
Rolling Stones-Brown Sugar (Love You Live)
Rod Stewart-Sweet Little RnRer
Rolling Stones-Hold on To Your Hat
The Faces-Glad and Sorry
Rolling Stones-Tie You Up
Black Crowes-Rainy Day Women #12 n #35 (live)
Rolling Stones-Dancin With Mr D (Brussels)
Ron Wood-Mystifies Me
Ron Wood-Big Bayou
Elton John-Island Girl (don't laugh)
Rolling Stones-Winter
George Thorogood-Be Bop Grandma (live)
Allman Bros-Blue Sky
Rolling Stones-Rock Me Baby (live @ NYC Roseland Ballroom)
Rolling Stones-You Got The Silver (Mick vocal)
Led Zeppelin-Celebration Day (Song Remains the Same soundtrack)
The Band-It Makes No Difference
Jimmy Rogers-Sloppy Drunk
Albert King-Killin' Floor
Derek and the Dominoes-Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad
Jimi Hendrix-Red House
Van Morrison-And It Stoned Me
CCR-Hello Marylou
Sway, do you have an i-Trip or Monster (device that lets you play ipod through any radio station in your car)? I recommend one if you can get the price down, theyre great!
Much better list! |
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| Saint Sway |
great #1 song there Throwaway. Cool list. I'm a music snob but I'd let you hook up your ipod at any of my parties.
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Throwaway wrote:
Sway, do you have an i-Trip or Monster (device that lets you play ipod through any radio station in your car)? I recommend one if you can get the price down, theyre great!
I've got the Griffin i-Trip. Its cool. Comes in handy.
I live in NYC so I just dont travel by car that much. Most of the travelling I do is by plane. So I got a cable hook up for hotel stereos as well as my home stereo.
I had one of those small Bose ipod speaker/chargers that was actually pretty cool. But the day I checked out of Half Moon in Jamaica it mysteriously dissapeared from my suitcase after I asked the attendant at the front desk to hold my bag. |
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| glencar |
Cool! |
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| Saint Sway |
quote:
glencar wrote:
Cool!
the Jamaican that stole my gear??
thanks |
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| ShaneJazz |
Any list with It Makes No Difference by The Band can only come from strength. Good list. Mine has that, along with:
Elvis Costello- Alison
Queen -It's Late
Led Zep- Tangerine
Led Zep- Ten Years Gone
The Stones- entire '72 unreleased live album
The Stones- Worried About You
The Stones- I Got the Blues
The Stones- If You Can't Rock Me/Get Off My Cloud (live)
Muse- entire Absolution album
White Stripes- I Want to be the Boy to Warm Your Mother's Heart
White Stripes- Seven Nation Army
The Verve- The Drugs Don't Work
Oasis- My Big Mouth
Johnny Cash- Sunday Morning Coming Down
The Who- 5:15
The Who- Goin' Mobile
Willie Nelson- You Were Always on my Mind
The Jam- Going Underground
T. Rex- 20th Century Boy
The Band- The Night They Drove Ol' Dixie Down
The Band- Stage Fright
Bobby Darin - Beyond the Sea |
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| Throwaway |
quote:
Saint Sway wrote:
great #1 song there Throwaway. Cool list. I'm a music snob but I'd let you hook up your ipod at any of my parties.
I've got the Griffin i-Trip. Its cool. Comes in handy.
I live in NYC so I just dont travel by car that much. Most of the travelling I do is by plane. So I got a cable hook up for hotel stereos as well as my home stereo.
I had one of those small Bose ipod speaker/chargers that was actually pretty cool. But the day I checked out of Half Moon in Jamaica it mysteriously dissapeared from my suitcase after I asked the attendant at the front desk to hold my bag.
Thanks, your list ain't bad either. But damn, thats whack, those things cost a good bit. Sometimes I "borrow" my girlfriend's speakers, which look like this:  Anyone here have a video i-pod, and if so, are they worth it? I'd get one if I were constantly travelling by plane, but otherwise I don't see the reason paying for its extra features. |
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| glencar |
Paranoia will destroy ya. I was referring to learning about the paraphenalia that would actually make the i-Pod usable for me. I don't like putting things into my ears but a speaker thing would work well. Now stop being such a pissy lil bitch. |
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| glencar |
quote:
ShaneJazz wrote:
Any list with It Makes No Difference by The Band can only come from strength. Good list. Mine has that, along with:
Elvis Costello- Alison
Queen -It's Late
Led Zep- Tangerine
Led Zep- Ten Years Gone
The Stones- entire '72 unreleased live album
The Stones- Worried About You
The Stones- I Got the Blues
The Stones- If You Can't Rock Me/Get Off My Cloud (live)
Muse- entire Absolution album
White Stripes- I Want to be the Boy to Warm Your Mother's Heart
White Stripes- Seven Nation Army
The Verve- The Drugs Don't Work
Oasis- My Big Mouth
Johnny Cash- Sunday Morning Coming Down
The Who- 5:15
The Who- Goin' Mobile
Willie Nelson- You Were Always on my Mind
The Jam- Going Underground
T. Rex- 20th Century Boy
The Band- The Night They Drove Ol' Dixie Down
The Band- Stage Fright
Bobby Darin - Beyond the Sea
inneresting list! |
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| Saint Sway |
quote:
Throwaway wrote:
Anyone here have a video i-pod, and if so, are they worth it? I'd get one if I were constantly travelling by plane, but otherwise I don't see the reason paying for its extra features.
I have the video ipod. Its great. The picture quality is quite remarkable. Though I dont watch it except on flights.
I dont watch much tv at all at home. But theres certain shows that I like that I buy the season dvds of bc I'm never home to catch them. So its good because you download whole seasons of shows. I got Lost and The Office. I've got some cool band videos too - Ryan Adams, White Stripes, KOL...
hopefully the Stones will release their video catalog on itunes soon. |
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| PartyDoll MEG |
Curiosity killed the cat.....
I always either shuffle or go through songs by alphabet on my iPod. Never would have thought this.....
1. Back of My Hand-Stones
2. Rough Justice- Stones
3. Naked- BoDeans
4. ONNYA- Stones
5. Biggest Mistake- Stones
6. Politik- Coldplay
7. Dead Flowers- Stones
8. Shine a Light- Stones
9. Partydoll (LOL)- Mick Jagger
10. Right in Time- Lucinda Williams
11. Curbside Prophet- Jason Mraz
12. Hummingbird- B.B.King
13. Passenger Seat- Death Cab for Cutie
14. Make Me Feel My Love- Dylan
15. Love Song- 311
16. Worried About You- Stones
17. Almost Hear You Sigh- Stones
18. California Stars- Wilco and Billy Bragg
19. Waiting On a Sunny Day- Bruce Springsteen
20. Sara- Dylan
21. Every Morning- Keb' Mo
22. One Day- Chris Isaak
23. My Love Will Not Let You Down- Bruce
24. Ride On- Christy Moore
25. No Expectations-Stones
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| Prodigal Son |
Hope some people dig my list cause even though it doesn't represent all my faves, it is a slew of greats. Somne songs may not get tons of plays cause they've been in my ipod for less time or I had to make room (3600 approx. songs on my ipod, 5039 on my itunes!!!). Here it is:
1. Tell Me Momma-Bob Dylan & the Band from
Bootleg Series, vol. 4: Live at Royal Albert Hall, 1966" (perhaps his best rocker not included on an LP until its eventual release in the 90s)
2. Danger Bird-Neil Young & Crazy Horse from 1975's brilliant "Zuma" (a great, moody, almost haunting grunge tune with some downright weird lyrics, great guitar work and typical out-of-tune vocals which I love)
3. Haitian Divorce-Steely Dan from 1976's underrated "The Royal Scam" (this somehow made it cause I never felt the need to skip it and it's been on my ipod/itunes from nearly the very beginning incarnation)
4. Beside You-Van Morrison from the gorgeous "Astral Weeks," the 2nd best album of 1968-to "Beggar's Banquet" of course (very few acoustic based albums as riveting and original as this one. Takes a while to get into but if you enjoy Stones stuff like "Moonlight Mile" or "No Expectations" most of AW will knock you over)
5. The Way Young Lovers Do-same info as last tune (Almost as good as that modern jazz classic "Moondance" and it demonstrates that, even as young as 23, Van had a master lock on almost all the glorious art forms of 20th century music that are to be heard. Oh, and like the rest of AW his vocals are breathtakingly good)
6. For Those About to Rock-AC/DC as I'm sure everyone is aware of (I am not a huge fan of theirs but this 1981 classic gets my blood pumping every time I hear it so I've had it played quite a bit over the last couple of years)
7. Call Me-Al Green from 1973's legendary soul record "Call Me" (Some may not be into Al cause he's the romantic genius of soul music but to me, he is right up there with more hard-edged heroes like JB, Otis, Wilson Pickett and even Ray Charles)
8. You Oughtta Be with Me-same info as last (Sounds a lot like "Let's Stay Together" but I ain't complaining cause it's a fantastic number in its own right).
9. Come on Baby Let's Go Downtown-Neil Young again!!! From 1975's masterpiece "Tonight's the Night," which IMO is 2nd only to "Blood on the Tracks" when it comes to great Lps from that year (This was originally done with the then-alive Danny Whitten as part of Crazy Horse live in 1970. He sings it and sounds quite like a junkie but a talented one at least)
10. Deep Forbidden Lake-same guy but this one was left unreleased until a couple years after its recording on the triple-LP compilation "Decade" from 1977 (I really enjoy Neil's forays into country during the 70s but most of his country work since then falls rather flat with me. This one is lazy, ragged and serene but it's still awfully powerful stuff to my ears)
Here are the other 15:
11. Drive Back-Neil Young (1975-Zuma)
12. Monkey Man-Stones
13. Everything You Did-Steely Dan (1976-The Royal Scam)
14. Baby Please Don't Go-Them
15. Here Comes the Night-Them (both 1964 I think)
16. Dreaming from the Waist-The Who (1975-Who by the Numbers)
17. Lay Lady Lay-Bob Dylan (1969-Nashville Skyline)
18. If Not for You-Dylan (1970-New Morning)
19. Shooting Star-Dylan (1989-Oh Mercy)
20. Flying on the Ground is Wrong-Buffalo Springfield (1966 from their self-titled debut)
21. I've Been Waiting for You-Neil (1968's self-titled debut)
22. Don't Cry No Tears-Neil again (1975-Zuma)
23. Crazy Mama-Stones
24. Tops-Stones
25. Heaven-Stones |
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| Throwaway |
quote:
PartyDoll MEG wrote:
9. Partydoll (LOL)- Stones
I hope you are LOLing because it is your username, not because you are embarrassed/think its unusual to have that song on your top 25...because thats a damn beautiful song! |
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| glencar |
Mick's singing on that is sublime. |
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| PartyDoll MEG |
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Throwaway wrote:
I hope you are LOLing because it is your username, not because you are embarrassed/think its unusual to have that song on your top 25...because thats a damn beautiful song!
Think you figured out the reason for my User name. Yes a great song...hehe |
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| Egbert |
quote:
Throwaway wrote:
I hope you are LOLing because it is your username, not because you are embarrassed/think its unusual to have that song on your top 25...because thats a damn beautiful song!
Never heard it - is it from one of his solo albums? |
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| Throwaway |
Primitive Cool
The album catches a lot of slack, and rightfully so, but Party Doll, Say You Will, and a certain opening track are all great songs.
[Edited by Throwaway] |
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| Egbert |
quote:
Throwaway wrote:
Primitive Cool
The album catches a lot of slack, and rightfully so, but Party Doll, Say You Will, and a certain opening track are all great songs.
[Edited by Throwaway]
Thanks Throwaway - I'll have to check it out some day - after Wandering Spirit. |
