Create Your Perfect Album Side

[TennesseeTuxedo]

Lets have some fun.

If you wanted to create the perfect album side, what 6 songs would you put on it.

The songs can be from any mix of artists and genre.

List your perfect album side and I will create it and feature it here on OM via Imeem.

[LegendofNation]

1. Sweet Child O' Mine-GnR
2. Fat Bottom Girls-Queen (just for the line: She's such a naughty natty)
3. Lightning Crashes-Live
4. Yellow Ledbetter-Pearl Jam
5. Dixie On My Mind- Hank Jr.
6. The Killer In Me (disarm)- Pumpkins

[douggoss]

Crap, this is hard TUX. How can I narrow all that good stuff onto one side?
Well, if I had to choose just 6, here goes:

1. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed - The Allman Brothers - could have gone with something shorter like Melissa but hell, it's the Allman Brothers
2. Call On Me - Chicago (the song and album that got me hooked on music at an early age
3. Do You Feel Like We Do -Peter Frampton - the song that defined my high school years in more ways than one
4. Cliche - Todd Rundgren - may be an obscure cut to many unlike Hello It's Me or other hits - but it is one of my favorite TR tunes. A buddy from high school and college reminded me just yesterday that we saw TR & Utopia 30 years ago next week at the Stanley Theatre in Pittsburgh.
5. Starship Trooper - Yes - huge fan of the progressive stuff like Yes, UK, early Genesis, Focus, etc...
6. Brother To Brother - Gino Vannelli - most amazing vocalist I have ever heard - hands down.

Cool game Tux!:bigsmile:

[Little Jimi]

1.That Smell...LS
2.Stateboro Blues ABB
3.You Got That Right LS
4. La Grange ZZ TOP
5. All Along The Watchtower Jimi Hendrix Experience
6.Another Place, Another Time Jerry Lee Lewis..

[aadicof]

Fred Eaglesmith- Water in the Fuel
Robert Earl Keen- The Porch Song (Live version)
Queen- Fat Bottomed Girls (it's naughty nanny)
Prince- Little Red Corvette
Stone Roses- Love Spreads
Paul Thorn- If I Can Get Over Her

[LegendofNation]

Fred Eaglesmith- Water in the Fuel
Robert Earl Keen- The Porch Song (Live version)
Queen- Fat Bottomed Girls (it's naughty nanny)
Prince- Little Red Corvette
Stone Roses- Love Spreads
Paul Thorn- If I Can Get Over Her

You mean I've thought it was natty all these years? Screw it then, take the song off my list!

[aadicof]

You mean I've thought it was natty all these years? Screw it then, take the song off my list!

:bigsmile:

Yeah, it's about him doing his nanny.

:clap:

[douggoss]

Ok, I am cheating but I just could not mix rock and jazz. So, here is my (admittedly smooth jazz only) list for that genre:

1. Lovin' You - Spyro Gyra - these guys pretty much started the whole smooth jazz movement in the 70's
2. Breezin' - George Benson - another pioneer in the movement even though he caught a lot oa flack from the purists
3. Another Sun - Yutaka - now there's an obscure cut for you
4. The Lady Wants To Know - Michael Franks - as smooth as it gets
5. Savannah - Joyce Cooling - great guitar, great vocals and hot to boot
6. Rainforest - Paul Hardcastle - this guy is great at layering sounds

Just my :2:

[douggoss]

You must mean doing the Butler if it was Freddy.
First real concert (that we had to drive a few hours to) I ever saw was Queen and Thin Lizzy in the early 70's. Dad drove a buddy and me to Cole Field House at the U of Md to see the show. Years later when Fred passed away dad noted that he must have blown one too many horns.

GREAT SHOW though and RIP Freddy and Phil Lynott.

[birminghamvol]

1. Waylon ... Don't You Think This Outlaw Bits Done Got Out of Hand?
2. GnR ... Mr. Brownstone
3. Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris ... Love Hurts
4. Dylan ... Like A Rolling Stone
5. Steely Dan ... Dirty Work
6. ABB ... Dreams (Duane's greatest solo ... ever ... well maybe except for Layla)

side 2
7. Drive By Truckers ... Let There Be Rock
8. ACDC ... Rock and Roll ain't Noise Polution
9. Neil Young ... Ambulance Blues
10. Townes Van Zandt ... To Live Is To Fly
11. Skynyrd ... All I Can Do Is Write About It
12. Black Crowes ... Thorn In My Pride

Hidden Bonus Tracks
13. Warren Zevon ... Lawyers Guns and Money
14. Radiohead ... Paranoid Android
15. Derek and the Dominoes ... Keep on Growing
16. Black Sabbath ... Warning
17. Talking Heads ... A Clean Break
18. Uncle Tupelo ... Still Be Around
19. Richard and Linda Thompson ... Walking On A Wire
20. Backsliders ... Throwin' Rocks at the Moon
21. Carpenters ... Rainey Days and Mondays (yes I'm serious .. STFU and stop laughing at me)

Man ... this is hard!

[LegendofNation]

side 2

1. Estranged-GnR
2. Werewolves of London-Zevon
3. Crazy Mary-Pearl Jam
4. Arms Wide Open-Creed
5. Highway to Hell-AC/DC
6. The River-Garth Brooks

[aadicof]

Creed? AYFKM?

[LegendofNation]

Creed? AYFKM?

It's a fantastic song. And I'm not a bit embarassed to say that it brings a tear to my eye every time I hear it.

[Blacksheepvol]

Side 1
The Clash: Red Angel Dragnet
The Pixies: Is She Wierd?
My Bloody Valentine: Only Shallow
Slayer: Deviance
Tool: Opiate
Sodom: Bombenhagel

Side 2
Tha Playah: Premonition
Neophyte: Braincrackin'
Gabba Front Berlin: Lacrima Mosa Est
DJ Dione: Human Infestation
Art of Fighters: Earthquake
Aphex Twin: Come to Daddy (Pappy Mix Version)

Bonus Tracks
Genesis: The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
Yes: Starship Trooper
Portishead: Mysterons
Beck: Que Onda Guero
Pearl Jam: Release
Testament: Over the Wall

I need a thousand sides.

[TennesseeTuxedo]

Fred Eaglesmith- Water in the Fuel
Robert Earl Keen- The Porch Song (Live version)
Queen- Fat Bottomed Girls (it's naughty nanny)
Prince- Little Red Corvette
Stone Roses- Love Spreads
Paul Thorn- If I Can Get Over Her


Could not find Fred Eaglesmith's version of "Water In The Fuel", but will keep looking.

[TennesseeTuxedo]

The Pixies: Is She Wierd?

I could not find this one.

[Blacksheepvol]

I could not find this one.

Probably because I misspelled weird.

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[humbletx]

Lets have some fun.

If you wanted to create the perfect album side, what 6 songs would you put on it.

The songs can be from any mix of artists and genre.

List your perfect album side and I will create it and feature it here on OM via Imeem.

1)"Cool Rocking Loretta" Joe Ely, w/ David Grissom & Bobby Keys
2) "Carl Perkins Cadillac" - Drive by Truckers
3) "Pays des etrangers" Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys
4) "Nine Below Zero" - Jimmy Thackery
5) "Texas Flood" SRV
6) "What I Deserve" Kelly Willis
7) "Guitar Town" E.L. Harris/Steve Earle
8) "I Walk the Line, revisited" Rodney Crowell w/John Cash
9) "London Homesick Blues" Gary P. Nunn
10) "Walkin' to New Orleans" Fats Domino

[volchef]

Side 1
The Clash: Red Angel Dragnet
The Pixies: Is She Wierd?
My Bloody Valentine: Only Shallow
Slayer: Deviance
Tool: Opiate
Sodom: Bombenhagel

Side 2
Tha Playah: Premonition
Neophyte: Braincrackin'
Gabba Front Berlin: Lacrima Mosa Est
DJ Dione: Human Infestation
Art of Fighters: Earthquake
Aphex Twin: Come to Daddy (Pappy Mix Version)

Bonus Tracks
Genesis: The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
Yes: Starship Trooper
Portishead: Mysterons
Beck: Que Onda Guero
Pearl Jam: Release
Testament: Over the Wall

I need a thousand sides.

Oooh, Portishead, Aphex Twin and MBV......you have excellent taste in music. I'm going to go with a slightly more girly selection than you men, but blacksheep definitely has better ears than most of you.

My ode to lost love and depression (i.e. Tennessee Football)

My Latest Novel - Pretty in a Panic
Pavement - Here
Nina Simone - You Can Have Him
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Nobody's Baby Now
The Duke Spirit - Lassoo
Silver Jews - Tennessee

[knoxxvol]

(1) Back to Tupelo - Mark Knopfler
(2) Lost Highway - Hank Williams
(3) Dust My Blues - Elmore James
(4) Gimme Shelter - Rolling Stones
(5) Desperados Under the Eaves - Warren Zevon
(6) Hold On - Tom Waits

[sangle wang]

Johnny Cash--Cocaine Blues
not very interesting musically, but every time I hear it I sing along real loud

Beatles-Blackbird

George Jones-He Stopped Loving Her Today

Dave Brubeck--Take Five

Ray Charles-What'd I Say

Led Zep - Going to California

[Dog of Orangebutt]

Cool Rocking Loretta??? Great Choice, Tex. I've got that on vinyl and haven't heard it for years......

[Dog of Orangebutt]

This is too hard but one of my sides would be:

The Who - Baba O'Riley
The Pretenders - Cuban Slide
CCR - Fortunate Son
Elvis Costello - Radio Radio
The Clash - Somebody Got Murdered
Marvin Gaye - What's Going On
Johnny Cash - Folsum Prison Blues

I could make a couple of hundred of these, I'll bet......

[TennesseeTuxedo]

Lets have some fun.

If you wanted to create the perfect album side, what 6 songs would you put on it.

The songs can be from any mix of artists and genre.

List your perfect album side and I will create it and feature it here on OM via Imeem.


Here is my what I was thinking.....

Depending on how many we get, I will start playing a perfect album side once or twice a week until all are featured. Then we will start another concept.

Those of you who have not submitted one, should submit one. I have all of the current lists put to music in order, up to PB's list.

[duckbutt]

everybody's cup of tea, this is the kind of stuff I enjoy....

Smooth Jazz

Side A

1. jeff golub - cold sweat
2. chris botti w/shawn colvin - all would envy
3. scott wilkie - in comes the ausgang
4. fourplay - kid zero
5. steely dan - time out of mind
6. acoustic alchemy - casino

Side B

1. chris standring - qwertyuiop
2. bob baldwin - I wanna be where you are
3. oli silk - the limit's the sky
4. joe sample w/randy crawford - see line woman
5. 3rd force - step into my life
6. grover washington jr - mr magic

[Sun Tzu Vol]

OK, this is interesting.

1) Father and Son - Cat Stevens
2) Black water - Doobie Bros.
3) Aqualung - Jethro Tull
4) So Long So Wrong - Allison Krauss and Union Sta.
5) Redemption Song - Bob Marley
6) The Boxer - Simon and Garfunkle
7) Alice's Restuarant - Arlo Guthrie
8) Questions 67'-68' - Chicago

Bonus side

1) Thick as a Brick - Jethro Tull

[PitiFulmer]

Side 1
1) Gone - I Can Lick Any Sonofabitch In The House
2) Where The Devil Don't Stay - Drive-By Truckers
3) Chain Link Fence - Lucero
4) Me & Joe - Drag The River
5) Route - Son Volt
6) Come Back To Shelby - Two Cow Garage

Side 2
1) Nights Like These - Lucero
2) Figure - Richard Buckner
3) High Cost of Living - Jamey Johnson
4) Whiskey Bottle - Uncle Tupelo
5) Upward Over The Mountain - Iron & Wine
6) It Ends With A Fall - Okkervil River

[VenomousVol]

Country side.

1. I've always been crazy-Waylon
2. Good ole boys like me - Don Williams
3. Feelin better- Hank Jr.
4. Hillbilly Highway-Steve Earle
5. I'm over you- Keith Whitley
6. It ain't easy being me-Chris Knight

Rock side

1. Four walls of Raiford-Skynyrd
2. Fire on the mountain-Marshall Tucker
3. Sweet little thing-SRV
4. Highway to Hell-AC/DC
5. For Whom the bell tolls-Metallica
6. No more tears-Ozzy

[aurabass]

Well the audio truly sucks on YouTube but at least there is some reference to the material
Everything but the Jamey Johnson track comes from working with the artists and the memory of multiple concerts

Dancin the Night Away - Amazing Rhythm Aces (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYXgfeNjMO4) or The End is Not in Sight (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wS0_h_bYe8I&feature=related) Burnin the Ballroom Down isn't available on YouTube
Red Dirt Girl - Emmylou Harris (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3cyI-ymWAE)
This is Us - Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HoOR8OhuRM&feature=related) If you don't have this All The Roadrunning album it's a peach.
Can't You See - The Marshall Tucker Band (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4-a8zh0m9c&feature=related)
Gravity - Alison Krause (http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1dqlw_alison-krauss-gravity_music)
Bloody Sunday - U2 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFM7Ty1EEvs) Pride - U2 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdpwvVBXdfQ&feature=related)
Gulf Coast Highway - written by Nanci Griffith and James Hooker Brown of the Amazing Rhythm Aces performed by Emmylou and Dave Matthews (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A57f2m59VI0&feature=related) The best version is sung by Nanci Griffith and James Hooker at the Tennessee Theater in Knoxville available on the Winter Marquee DVD
Sonny Came Home - Shawn Colvin (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uYsP6N4Dbo)
Song for Ireland - Mary Black (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRdDnpkR3AQ)

High Cost of Livin - Jamey Johnson (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4EarfzxcCQ&feature=related) New heir to Waylon Willie and George Jones.
Walkin in Memphis - Marc Cohen (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vSIyWwQ8pw&feature=related)
Brand New Tennessee Waltz - Jesse Winchester (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miPS0LYquUc&feature=related)

[Pearl Brigade]

1. Texas Eagle-Steve Earle and Del McCoury Band
2. Rocking Horse-Govt Mule
3. Dear Mr. Fantasy-Traffic
4. Use Me- Bill Withers
5. No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature- Guess Who
6. End of the Show- Bloodkin

[Blacksheepvol]

Why, thank you very much! I believe there is enough on there to prove the exact opposite, too.:zillaemote

[tebowisgay]

Parliment-Flashlight
Tower of power-Could of Done Better
Johnny Guitar Watson-Real Mother for ya
Kid Creole and the Coconuts-My male perogitive
Mothers Finest-Baby Love
Sly and the Family-If you want me to stay

[Napervol]

1- Just Got Paid- ZZ Top
2- When the Levee Breaks- Led Zepelin
3- Locomotive Breath- Jethro Tull
4- I think I'll Just Stay Here and Drink- Merl Haggard
5- He Stopped Loving Her today- George Jones
6- Are You Experienced- Jimi Hendrix

[BrassVols]

1. Yes - Gates of Delirium (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdZ06R9he0w&feature=related) - best recording is on a DVD, Yes - Symphonic Live. Not sure what CD recordings there are other than the original one on Relayer.
2. Camille Saint-Saens - Organ Symphony, Maestoso-Allegro (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCKiZRWyv20&feature=related)the Munch recording though from the 50's is the best recording
3. Frank Sinatra - Fly me to the Moon (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpEKvmbYwuk&feature=related) Live at the Sands is the best CD recording
4. Jordan Rudess - Dance on a Volcano (Genesis Cover) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgaqHY5vsgs) - from The Road Home
5. Jeff Beck - Cause We've Ended as Lovers (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3H1XDswBBA) - from Blow by Blow
6. Jordan Rudess - Tarkus (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRCf77WvRmQ&feature=related) - from The Road Home

Couple of bonus tracks:

Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
Carl Palmer Band - The Barbarian (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVyVWDGNzoI)

FYI, the CPB track of the Barbarian is actually a transcription of a piano piece composed by Bela Bartok that he named Allegro Barbaro, since he had been called a barbarian in the French press. Nice sense of humor.

I was fortunate enough to get to see the Orchestre Nationale de France perform the Saint Saens symphony about 20 years ago. It's pure aural sex when heard live with a full orchestra and pipe organ.

Finally, the Rudess album the two tracks above are from is outstanding. Anyone who's a fan of Dream Theater will be familiar with him. The album (The Road Home) features covers of mostly 70's prog classics, but played and recorded with today's technology.

[PitiFulmer]

Another.....

Side 1
1) Dispenser - Cursive
2) Letter To Memphis - Pixies
3) Left Of The Dial - The Replacements
4) In The Waiting Room - Fugazi
5) Killing A Camera - Braid
6) I Am A Tree- Guided By Voices

Side 2
1) Funeral - Band Of Horses
2) Obstacle 1 - Interpol
3) All The Wine - The National
4) 405 - Death Cab For Cutie
5) Bottle Up & Explode - Elliott Smith
6) Take Me Somewhere Nice - Mogwai

[Blacksheepvol]

Waiting Room almost made my cut.

[volchef]

Another.....

Side 1
1) Dispenser - Cursive
2) Letter To Memphis - Pixies
3) Left Of The Dial - The Replacements
4) In The Waiting Room - Fugazi
5) Killing A Camera - Braid
6) I Am A Tree- Guided By Voices

Side 2
1) Funeral - Band Of Horses
2) Obstacle 1 - Interpol
3) All The Wine - The National
4) 405 - Death Cab For Cutie
5) Bottle Up & Explode - Elliott Smith
6) Take Me Somewhere Nice - Mogwai


The second side of your album is better than the first :) Though if I had to pick a song from Alligator I think I'd go with Karen or Abel. I love it when Matt screams in Abel. His voice can get so monotonous and depressing and the whole "my mind's not right" thing is great in that song. But the backing vocals are superb in Secret Meeting too. Oh hell, Alligator may just be close to the perfect album, so there's been no use in us really trying.

[Little Jimi]

Parliment-Flashlight
Tower of power-Could of Done Better
Johnny Guitar Watson-Real Mother for ya
Kid Creole and the Coconuts-My male perogitive
Mothers Finest-Baby Love
Sly and the Family-If you want me to stay

Johnny "Guitar"Watson, Sly and the Family Stone and Mother's Finest were one of the BEST LIVE BANDS I HAVE EVER SEEN...Saw them open up for Humble Pie and Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush in 1978...A black band with a White Rock and Roll guitar player and a white Drummer with a Black chick singer who was cooler than Tina Turner...Their version of "Magic Carpet Ride" was a mutha...

[Little Jimi]

Country side.

1. I've always been crazy-Waylon
2. Good ole boys like me - Don Williams
3. Feelin better- Hank Jr.
4. Hillbilly Highway-Steve Earle
5. I'm over you- Keith Whitley
6. It ain't easy being me-Chris Knight

Rock side

1. Four walls of Raiford-Skynyrd
2. Fire on the mountain-Marshall Tucker
3. Sweet little thing-SRV
4. Highway to Hell-AC/DC
5. For Whom the bell tolls-Metallica
6. No more tears-Ozzy



is called "PRIDE AND JOY"...

[TennesseeTuxedo]

is called "PRIDE AND JOY"...


Jimi you are correct. I did put that together. Thanks.

[PitiFulmer]

The second side of your album is better than the first :) Though if I had to pick a song from Alligator I think I'd go with Karen or Abel. I love it when Matt screams in Abel. His voice can get so monotonous and depressing and the whole "my mind's not right" thing is great in that song. But the backing vocals are superb in Secret Meeting too. Oh hell, Alligator may just be close to the perfect album, so there's been no use in us really trying.

"All The Wine" is from the Cherry Tree EP. If I picked something from Alligator, I would go with Daughters Of The Soho Riots. Did you go see them at The Social last year?

[volchef]

Alas, no. I did have tickets to see British Sea Power there, but had some personal issues and could not attend :( It's funny I do one of the largest crowds in the U.S. when I go to UT games, but I'm not really a crowds person. I have trouble going to live events, but I love music and do intend to get out to see more.

All The Wine is also on Alligator (right before Abel)...Daughters of the Soho Riots...eeek. Bad associations with that song, but not for discussion here. :)

[PitiFulmer]

Alas, no. I did have tickets to see British Sea Power there, but had some personal issues and could not attend :( It's funny I do one of the largest crowds in the U.S. when I go to UT games, but I'm not really a crowds person. I have trouble going to live events, but I love music and do intend to get out to see more.

All The Wine is also on Alligator (right before Abel)...Daughters of the Soho Riots...eeek. Bad associations with that song, but not for discussion here. :)

Weird....no wonder I liked that song so much. I hadn't listened to Alligator for a while, and fell in love with that track on the EP.

I feel the same way about crowds. I will only see a show at House of Blues if I have loge passes. :)

[Little Jimi]

1- Just Got Paid- ZZ Top
2- When the Levee Breaks- Led Zepelin
3- Locomotive Breath- Jethro Tull
4- I think I'll Just Stay Here and Drink- Merl Haggard
5- He Stopped Loving Her today- George Jones
6- Are You Experienced- Jimi Hendrix


I think I need to make me a BOX SET!...I need some Bluegrass and some Blues..some Funk and Rock, Some Classic Country...and OH, I read I cool quote today..It said.."COMPARING A MODERN DAY COUNTRY MUSIC SINGER TO HANK WILLIAMS IS LIKE COMPARING A SOAP OPERA STAR TO A BIBLICAL PROPHET!..

[TennesseeTuxedo]

Some of you have shown a wide variety of tastes and Jimi mentioned a boxed set.

What we will do later, is to put up a thread for perfect country album side, perfect funk album side, perfect jazz album side, etc...

[TennesseeTuxedo]

Here are the sings I have not been able to find on my two music sources, bot h f which have extensive files:

DougGoss - Lovin' You - Spyro Gyra

aadicof - Water In The Fuel - Fred Eaglesmith

Birmy - Warning - Black Sabbath

Blackie - Deviance - Slayer

Human Infestation - DJ Dione

Tebowisgay - Could of Done Better - Tower of Power

HumbleTex - What I Deserve - Kelly Willis

duckbutt - qwertuiop - Chris Standring, I Wanna Be Where You Are - BobBaldwin, See Line Woman - Joe Sample w/ Randy Crawford

theareialview - Gone-I Can Lick Any Sonofabitch In The House, Come Back To Sheby - Two Cow Garage, Dispenser - Cursive, Take Me Somewhere Nice - Mogwai

Aurabass - Dancin The Night Away - Amazing Rhythm Aces, The End Is Not In Sight - The Amazing Rhythm Aces, Gravity- Alsion Krauss, I did find the Nanci Griffith album Version of Gulf Coast Highway, but that was all there was.

BrassVols - I got Fly Me To TheMoon by Sinatra, but not the live version.


If any of you have these music files on your itunes, private message me. I can help you get these online and part of this online album.

[Little Jimi]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wS0_h_bYe8I&feature=related some call it the Cowboy Song... The album is called "TOO STUFFED TO JUMP"...

[TennesseeTuxedo]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wS0_h_bYe8I&feature=related some call it the Cowboy Song... The album is called "TOO STUFFED TO JUMP"...


Thanks Jimi. Unfortunately, the song is not among the 20-25 or so tunes from the ARA's that they have.

[volchef]

Some of you have shown a wide variety of tastes and Jimi mentioned a boxed set.

What we will do later, is to put up a thread for perfect country album side, perfect funk album side, perfect jazz album side, etc...


Sigh. I am going to spend way too much time in this thread.

Jazz and Funk sound awesome. Just up my alley. We'll need an ambient thread in there too. The only genre I need to learn more about is country. I'm not really a fan, though "Friends in Low Places" is a good song. :bigsmile: LOL!

[TennesseeTuxedo]

Sigh. I am going to spend way too much time in this thread.

Jazz and Funk sound awesome. Just up my alley. We'll need an ambient thread in there too. The only genre I need to learn more about is country. I'm not really a fan, though "Friends in Low Places" is a good song. :bigsmile: LOL!

You should see my collection of Parliament, Bootsy Collins, old - Kool & The Gang.:chest:

[BrassVols]

What format would it be best to rip it to? mp3?

[PitiFulmer]

Hey Tux, I will post a link to all the missing songs in about 20 minutes except for....

Warning
See Line Woman
The End Is Not In Sight

[TennesseeTuxedo]

Thats Great.

I did find the three that you mentioned.

[PitiFulmer]

Hey Tux, my yousendit file took a crap halfway through and I have to leave for the night. I will post it later tonight or tomorrow morning.

[PitiFulmer]

Here you go....


https://www.yousendit.com/download/UmNJbGtFdVVEa1VLSkE9PQ

[TennesseeTuxedo]

Thank you so much tav!:bluepleased:


We have them all but one. Premonition by Tha Playah.

[PitiFulmer]

Premonition by Tha Playah.

Got it. PM me your email.

[PitiFulmer]

Got it. PM me your email.

Nevermind....forgot about my ripway account.

http://h1.ripway.com/aerialview/03 Tha Playah - Premonition.mp3

[Stoli]

Blue Sky-Allman Brothers
Green Grass and High Tides Forever-Outlaws
Fall of the Peacemakers-Molly Hatchet
Call Me The Breeze-Lynyrd Skynyrd
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
Freebird

[aurabass]

Here are the sings I have not been able to find on my two music sources, bot h f which have extensive files:

Aurabass - Dancin The Night Away - Amazing Rhythm Aces, The End Is Not In Sight - The Amazing Rhythm Aces, Gravity- Alsion Krauss, I did find the Nanci Griffith album Version of Gulf Coast Highway, but that was all there was.


If any of you have these music files on your itunes, private message me. I can help you get these online and part of this online album.
The Alison Krauss album for Gravity is Lonely Runs Both Ways 1st track - it's on Listen Rhapsody
The Amazing Rhythm Aces The End is Not in Sight(The Cowboy Tune) and Dancing the Night Away are also available on Rhapsody
The Hooker-Griffith version of Gulf Coast Highway is only available on the Winter Marquee DVD.

I have MP3's of Gravity and the two ARA songs if you want them by email

[TennesseeTuxedo]

The Alison Krauss album for Gravity is Lonely Runs Both Ways 1st track - it's on Listen Rhapsody
The Amazing Rhythm Aces The End is Not in Sight(The Cowboy Tune) and Dancing the Night Away are also available on Rhapsody
The Hooker-Griffith version of Gulf Coast Highway is only available on the Winter Marquee DVD.

I have MP3's of Gravity and the two ARA songs if you want them by email

You originally asked for the Emmylou Harris-Dave Matthews version, which I was finally able to track down.

I have everything now.

[wheelbilly]

Pink Floyd - The Great Gig In The Sky
Gov't Mule - 32-20 Blues
Allman Brothers Band - Instrumental Illness
Blind Lemon Jefferson - See That My Grave Is Kept Clean
Led Zep - Kashmir
Ernest Tubb - Drivin' Nails In My Coffin

[ZippyVol]

Dag: Righteous
Sublime: 54-46 That's My Number/Ball and Chain
The Reverend Horton Heat: Nurture My Pig
Alice In Chains: Angry Chair
A Perfect Circle: Magdalena
Tool: Jambi

[volchef]

My musical taste is quite different than most of you, but I really like eclectic people. I sincerely hope y'all will post more of your choices in the coming weeks as Tux has promised us genres (any Krautrock fans?). You really can learn so much about a person through their auditory canal. Music encompasses every mood and emotion, from love to loneliness. I can personally attest to how music can even be used to speak for you when you have no voice. Sometimes it's even used as a WMD by people who claim pacifist ideolatry. I've always loved music, but it's taken on a new significance in my life over the past 3 years or so. I can't say it's always been good to me, but it's always pleasurable if that makes sense. If you can't live your dreams in life you can through music. I'm not going to go into why these playlists mean so much to me right now, but they do. Thanks Tux.

[TheDeeble]

Portishead fans??? Wow, I thought I would be the only one to mention them. Most people I know think I'm talking about a fish when I mention Portishead.

I need a little while to sort this list out......

[volchef]

Hey Deeb, does that mean you like another great trip hop band: Massive Attack?

Trip hop = <3

and Beth from Portishead's voice is just so amazingly sad. It just fits the songs so well. They're a wonderful wonderful band. Espescially when you're depressed. They make you feel like you're not alone. I love love love Portishead. I have all their albums. If anybody wants/needs any of them pm me.

[TheDeeble]

Hey Deeb, does that mean you like another great trip hop band: Massive Attack?

Trip hop = <3

and Beth from Portishead's voice is just so amazingly sad. It just fits the songs so well. They're a wonderful wonderful band. Espescially when you're depressed. They make you feel like you're not alone. I love love love Portishead. I have all their albums. If anybody wants/needs any of them pm me.

I do enjoy some of what I've heard from Massive Attack.

What did you think of Portishead's latest cd? I love their 1st two, and the live in Roseland is pretty good as well, but I was kinda dissapointed in their latest. Maybe I just need to listen to it a few more times.