Originally posted by mokkoBrewer and Shipley's "One Toke Over The Line", or maybe Arlo Guthrie's "Alice's Restaurant" or "Coming Into Los Angeles". "
Out of sheer boredom and nothing better to do I want everyone here to help me make a special CD.
Give me the artist and name of a song to download and I'll burn off an RHP soundtrack. Each disk can hold about 15-20 songs depending on the length and size of the file.
If I get more than 17 songs I guess I'll have to burn another disk.
Anyways....I'd ...[text shortened]... xed up so not alot of repeats of the same artist or genre please. Any takers on this or what?
Originally posted by mokkoIsn't that stealing?
Out of sheer boredom and nothing better to do I want everyone here to help me make a special CD.
Give me the artist and name of a song to download and I'll burn off an RHP soundtrack. Each disk can hold about 15-20 songs depending on the length and size of the file.
If I get more than 17 songs I guess I'll have to burn another disk.
Anyways....I'd ...[text shortened]... xed up so not alot of repeats of the same artist or genre please. Any takers on this or what?
1.Anthrax - Indians
2.STYX- Lady
3.NIN- Closer
4.Meredith Brooks - Bitch
5.RHCP-Scar Tissue
6.deer hunter - Can't take my eyes off of you
7.Passing 'Tru - Sofa Surfers
8.Artist: Dido- "Isobel" or alternatively "My lovers gone"
9.Rilo Kiley - My Slumbering Heart
10.Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars
11. Tenacious D ...... Tribute.
12. Angry Angel - Imogen Heap
13. Turin Brakes - State of things
14.Rush-YYZ
15.Yes- Gates of Delirium (if you can fit it it's a long song)
16.the Doors- Light My Fire
17.How 'bout another Rush, "Xanadu"
18.Gin House Blues by Andy Fairweather-Low. [Amen Corner]
19.Doctor Doctor by UFO
20.Trees by Rush.
21.House of the Rising Sun by Frijid Pink.
22.leonard cohen: "Suzanne"
23.Brewer and Shipley's "One Toke Over The Line",
24.Arlo Guthrie's "Alice's Restaurant" 0r "Coming Into Los Angeles
25.You Are My Sister by Antony and the Johnsons.
26.Pink Floyd: Echoes
ALright. Thats more than enough for a disk. Thanks. Having problems getting some songs. 🙁
But have enough here to keep me busy for a bit.
Originally posted by mokkoNo dont stop I have one more. You cant have a CD without Metallica. Unforgiven II. And also NIN-Perfect Drug.
1.Anthrax - Indians
2.STYX- Lady
3.NIN- Closer
4.Meredith Brooks - Bitch
5.RHCP-Scar Tissue
6.deer hunter - Can't take my eyes off of you
7.Passing 'Tru - Sofa Surfers
8.Artist: Dido- "Isobel" or alternatively "My lovers gone"
9.Rilo Kiley - My Slumbering Heart
10.Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars
11. Tenacious D ...... Tribute.
12. Angry Angel - Imogen He ...[text shortened]... lems getting some songs. 🙁
But have enough here to keep me busy for a bit.
Originally posted by Dr StrangeloveYou have good taste, except the original House of the Rising Sun by the Animals is better.
Gin House Blues by Andy Fairweather-Low. [Amen Corner]
Doctor Doctor by UFO
Trees by Rush. 🙂
House of the Rising Sun by Frijid Pink.
Sorry, getting carried away here.🙂
Originally posted by LanndonKaneI like the Animals version but not as much.
You have good taste, except the original House of the Rising Sun by the Animals is better.
btw, theirs was not the original and I quote
In the United States, The Rising Sun, a song with roots in 17th century British folk melody -- the rising sun has been a longtime symbol for brothels in British and American ballads -- circulated widely among Southern musicians, black and white. Black bluesman Texas Alexander first recorded it in 1928. [Roy] Acuff commercially recorded the song on Nov 3, 1938.
Even Bob Dylan had a go at it. [1961 or 2]
Originally posted by Dr StrangeloveYes, but the Animals popularizd it as a rock song.
I like the Animals version but not as much.
btw, theirs was not the original and I quote
In the United States, The Rising Sun, a song with roots in 17th century British folk melody -- the rising sun has been a longtime symbol for brothels in British and American ballads -- circulated widely among Southern musicians, black and white. Black bluesm ...[text shortened]... uff commercially recorded the song on Nov 3, 1938.
Even Bob Dylan had a go at it. [1961 or 2]
