Shuffler
Note: I got/stole this from Cindy.
On your computer, select 'All Music' in your media player and set it to shuffle. List the first 20 songs that play.
1. Toto: Can't Stand It Any Longer (Fahrenheit)
2. Ralph Vaughan Williams: March - Seventeen Come Sunday (Folk Song Suite) *
3. The B-52's: Rock Lobster
4. LDS Hymns: Like Ten Thousand Legions Marching (#253, music only)
5. The Al Di Meola Project: Kiss My Axe (Kiss My Axe)
6. Rush: The Weapon [Part II of Fear] (Signals)
7. Dire Straits: Money for Nothing (Brothers in Arms)
8. Henry Purcell: Dido's Lament (Dido and Aeneas)
9. Royal Crown Revue: Mr. Meschugge (Walk on Fire)
10. J. Strauss Jr.: Thunder and Lightning Polka (Classical Music for Home Improvements)
11. The Brian Setzer Orchestra: Straight Up ('The Mask' Soundtrack)
12. Mark Knopfler: Sands of Nevada (Sailing to Philadelphia)
13. The Glenn Miller Orchestra: Tuxedo Junction (In the Digital Mood)
14. Joe Satriani: Seven String (Strange Beautiful Music)
15. Gary Hoey: Bula Brain (The Best of Gary Hoey)
16. Wilson Phillips: A Reason to Believe (Wilson Phillips)
17. Lana Lane: Seasons End (Queen of the Ocean) +
18. Linda Ronstadt: Tracks of my Tears (Greatest Hits)
19. Vangelis: Dial Out (Direct)
20. Cross Canadian Ragweed: Again (Soul Gravy)
* Latter-day Saints who listen closely to this piece will recognize the melody of one of our more popular hymns.
+ Marillion's (original) version is better, IMHO.
On your computer, select 'All Music' in your media player and set it to shuffle. List the first 20 songs that play.
1. Toto: Can't Stand It Any Longer (Fahrenheit)
2. Ralph Vaughan Williams: March - Seventeen Come Sunday (Folk Song Suite) *
3. The B-52's: Rock Lobster
4. LDS Hymns: Like Ten Thousand Legions Marching (#253, music only)
5. The Al Di Meola Project: Kiss My Axe (Kiss My Axe)
6. Rush: The Weapon [Part II of Fear] (Signals)
7. Dire Straits: Money for Nothing (Brothers in Arms)
8. Henry Purcell: Dido's Lament (Dido and Aeneas)
9. Royal Crown Revue: Mr. Meschugge (Walk on Fire)
10. J. Strauss Jr.: Thunder and Lightning Polka (Classical Music for Home Improvements)
11. The Brian Setzer Orchestra: Straight Up ('The Mask' Soundtrack)
12. Mark Knopfler: Sands of Nevada (Sailing to Philadelphia)
13. The Glenn Miller Orchestra: Tuxedo Junction (In the Digital Mood)
14. Joe Satriani: Seven String (Strange Beautiful Music)
15. Gary Hoey: Bula Brain (The Best of Gary Hoey)
16. Wilson Phillips: A Reason to Believe (Wilson Phillips)
17. Lana Lane: Seasons End (Queen of the Ocean) +
18. Linda Ronstadt: Tracks of my Tears (Greatest Hits)
19. Vangelis: Dial Out (Direct)
20. Cross Canadian Ragweed: Again (Soul Gravy)
* Latter-day Saints who listen closely to this piece will recognize the melody of one of our more popular hymns.
+ Marillion's (original) version is better, IMHO.
posted by Michael at
8:25 AM
3 Comments:
ROCK LOBSTER! That one goes back to the day...
And props for admitting that you have Wilson Phillips on your hard drive. It takes a strong man.
cindy
By
Anonymous, At
November 08, 2004 2:21 PM
Hey, I LIKE Wilson Phillips! A blonde, a brunette, and a redhead, and they can all sing. What's not to like? ;-)
By
Michael, At
November 08, 2004 8:15 PM
1) Can I be your friend? Of course, silly.
2) If so, how do I go about doing so?So, all you have to do is sign up with a livejournal account (it's free) and then I add you to my friends list. Kinda like bittervillager (Tiffany I think is her name). She's got her own blog on a separate site but is on LJ so she can read protected entries. You don't ever have to update your LJ either. LJ isn't very user friendly, it takes some trial and error to learn your way around. Anyway, that's whatcha gotta do.
cinders
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Anonymous, At
November 09, 2004 7:49 AM
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