Friday, February 21, 2025

Yup...you know what time it is...

Having used my Ipod and its shuffle extensively over the last week of holidays - my wife's fancy Musk mobile doesn't accept USB sticks or such, so bluetoothing an Ipod is the only way to get our music in that thing - I thought, hey, let's roll out the random shuffle again, to the applause of one and a half One Buck Heads clapping.

You know the rules by now, folks, if you have a music playing device that can be put on random, do so and list the first ten songs it comes up with. If you don't, just list the last five albums you've listened to. Or, you know, the last three songs that randomly popped in your head. I don't care, just list something music-related. 

As usual I will start things off, so in the comments you'll find my top ten random shuffle. 

And then add to the fun by adding your own. 

9 comments:

  1. Okay, here goes

    You Stole The Sun From My Heart (live) - Manic Street Preachers
    Ideas As Opiates - Tears or Fears
    Sunday Girl - Blondie
    She's The One - Cockroaches
    It Is WHat It Is - Kacey Musgraves
    Me And Julio Down By The School Yard - Paul Simon
    Miami Vice Theme - Jan Hammer
    Mary - Kings Of Leon
    October - Broken Bells feat. Bonnie Prince Billy
    Speak To Me - Gallops


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  2. And now...it's up to you folks. Let us know what's (virtually) spinning in your (virtual?) record collection...

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  3. Cover Girl - Wolfgang Flur
    A Man A City (Live) - King Crimson
    Walk On - The Blazers
    Fast Waltz (Part 2 ) - Mike Oldfield
    First Light - Paul Hardcastle
    Ski Club - Haircut 100
    Vitamin - Kraftwerk
    Time Keeps Slipping Away - Peter Green W/ Splinter Group
    Paper - Talking Heads
    Still A Friend - Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks
    Love seeing everyone's list, always find new stuff to listen to !

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    1. I gotta say, I'm mightily tempted to check out your list, especially songs 3 to 7.

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  4. Gene Ammons - ‘Close Your Eyes’
    Jackie McLean - ‘Esoteric’
    Robin Trower - ‘The Fool And Me’
    Bruce Springsteen - ‘Something In The Night’
    Elmore James - ‘Coming Home’
    Bo Diddley - ‘Bring It To Jerome’
    Justin Hinds & The Dominoes - ‘Natty Take Over’
    Stevie Wonder - ‘Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing’
    Neil Young - ‘The Loner’ ( ‘Live Rust’ version)
    Elton John - ‘Razor Face’

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  5. Prospect - Paul Hart
    Variations - Down the Road
    Back to Base - Fugazi
    Book Exists Only Outside, Only By The Outside - Maher Shalal Hash Baz
    Red Sky - Marissa Anderson
    When You Need A Laugh - Patsy Cline
    Every Grain Of sand - Emmylou Harris
    Fanzine Made Of Flesh - Mogwai
    Cut Grass 2 - Aqueduct Ensemble
    And They Call Her California - Ray LaMontagne

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  6. My rant first: I have never had music software that was as satisfying to use as the iTunes of ten or fifteen years ago. Before it had to "phone home to Cupertino" in order to function, it did almost everything I wanted, and did it well. I have an iPod 80G that doesn't run without being plugged in to the wall. But it still is worth maintaining as part of a home stereo set up.
    Now I use a portable player that has great specs and "tinker toy" software. I don't ever bother to set it on shuffle, because you can't tell it to either shuffle albums, or tracks.
    My last listened list...
    A New Day Yesterday - Jethro Tull
    I Dig Rock and Roll Music - Peter, Paul and Mary
    Watch Her Ride - Jefferson Airplane
    All American Alien Boy - Ian Hunter
    Shake Some Action - Flaming Groovies
    1985 - Richard Thompson
    It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry - Grateful Dead
    Beleeka Doodle Day - Al Stewart

    D in California

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    1. It's funny, I always found I Tunes ridiculously difficult to work with and not intuitive at all. THat's why I basiclly didn't change music on my I Pod for years until this year to put some wife-compatible music on there...

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  7. Cry Like a Baby - The Box Tops
    Dancing in the Nude - Martin Mull
    The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down - The Band
    Lay Down (Candles in the Rain) - Melanie
    The Night Chicago Died - Paper Lace
    Conquistador - Procol Harum
    Southern Belle Raisin' Hell - Willow Avalon
    Give Ireland Back to the Irish - Paul McCartney
    Levon - Elton John &
    Cortez the Killer - Neil Young

    Most of these songs were for a History comp I'm working on for the record. - greg

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