Wednesday, September 06, 2006

Schitzo Ipod

As much as I prefer the audio quality of other formats, for on the go the IPOD is great. I have about 5,500 songs on mine and it's pretty funny to see the listings created using the shuffle feature. Here's a part of the playlist I heard today:

Fingerprintz - "Fingerprince" (late 70s/early 80s precursor to the Scottish band The Silencers)
Course Of Empire - "The Information" (one of my all time fave bands - intelligent, complex & creative)
Happiness Factor - "Man From The Filling Station" (Salim Nourallah's old band-great stuff!)
Texas - "Insane" (nice Scottish rock, bluesy soulful female singer)
Manic Street Preachers - "Solitude Sometimes Is"
Hothouse Flowers - "Water" (one of the best from this Irish band's best album Songs From The Rain)
Hoodoo Gurus - "Dig It Up" (great Aussie band, 50s + surf + B-movie = this)
The Clash - "One Emotion"
Interpol - "Take You On A Cruise"
Grant McLennan - "One Plus One" (RIP, Grant. You are missed already)
Big Country - "You, Me & The Truth" (excellent Scottish rock band, one of my 3 all time faves)
The Doors - "Spanish Caravan"
Sunny Day Real Estate - "How It Feels To Be Something On"
Travis - "Side"
Van Morrison - "Moondance" (love the Moondance album & No Guru, No Method, No Teacher)
Radiohead - "Street Spirit"
Pink Floyd - "Poles Apart"
Steve Kilbey - "Like A Ghost"
Elvis Costello - "Love Field"
Lightning Waltz - "While You Can" (my own songs are on my playlist, hehe)
Robyn Hitchcock - "Flesh Number One (Beatle Dennis)"
Sundays - "My Finest Hour"
Echo & The Bunnymen - "Rescue"
Mark Eitzel - "Aspirin"
The Skids - "Charade" (Scottish post-punk, a young Stuart Adamson on guitar)
Gene - "We'll Find Our Own Way"
Volares - "Elegy For Tiny Tim" (Bucks Burnett, Paul Averitt & Dare Mason)
The Church - "Romany Caravan"
Ramones - "Blitzkrieg Bop"
Paul Simon - "Rhythm Of The Saints" (best album he's made in my opinion)
Sting - "All This Time"
Leonard Cohen - "Who By Fire"
Daniel Lanois - "Amazing Grace" (I love Lanois' work - off the fantastic album Acadie)
Beatles - "Hard Days Night"
Stereophonics - "Looks Like Chaplin"
Mike Ness - "Charmed Life" (this is the real deal - fantastic solo album Cheating At Solitaire)
Aimee Mann - "Going Through The Motions"
...Trail Of Dead - "Days Of Being Wild"
Ray Charles - "Hide Nor Hair"
Jethro Tull - "Said She Was A Dancer"
Doves - "Intro"
Midnight Oil - "Warakurna"
Cake - "I Will Survive"
Police - "Ms Gradenko"
Pogues - "Blue Heaven" (what's not to like about this excellent Irish band?!)
Waterboys - "Fisherman's Blues"
Gary Moore - "Still Got The Blues"
Verve - "Velvet Morning"
Frank Sinatra - "Fly Me To The Moon"

What a ragged play list! I love music and haven't given myself time to listen to any in ages. Now that this Ipod is full maybe I'll get the chance...

Daniel

2 Comments:

Blogger daydreamer said...

The Ramones following Romany Caravan... HA ha! That must have woke you up!

I've been fighting with my ipod for a year. I hate mp3s (or AAC, whatever) but I jsut can't get enough uncondensed files on my mini to compile a decent size play list.

Good to "see" you, Daniel...

love,
Sandy

11:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

nice music taste mr

regards pip

12:16 PM  

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