The Now Playing Thread

[fernandito]

Liberi Fatali - Final Fantasy VIII Soundtrack

[jayson]

Make It Rain - Tom Waits

[Heyjude]

Devil without a cause - Kid Rock

[Heyjude]

Oh, and that song off Halo by Breaking Benjamins

[fernandito]

Haushinka - Green Day


This girl has gone far away!
Now she's gone!

[Jon]

Little Boy Blues - Triumph

[jayson]

Softly As In A Morning Sunrise - Marc Ribot

[jayson]

Lucinda (live) - Tom Waits

The devil dances inside empty pockets
But she never wanted money or pearls
No, that wasn't enough for Lucinda
She wasn't that kind of girl

[jayson]

Snake Catcher - John Zorn

HAPPY BIRTHDAY JZ!!!!!

[jayson]

Sunset Surfer - John Zorn's Naked City

[jayson]

Razorwire - Naked City

[jayson]

Tekufah (live) - JZ's Electric Masada

[jayson]

Meholalot (live) - Masada String Trio

[jayson]

Bahir* - Jon Madof & Rashanim

from John Zorn's Masada songbook #1

[fernandito]

The Beginning Is The End Is The Beginning - Smashing Pumpkins

[jayson]

Yezriel* - Marc Ribot

from John Zorn's Masada songbook #2

[fernandito]

Aggressive Expansion - TDK Sountrack

[Unfound One]

Oh! Darling - The Beatles

[fernandito]

Jenova - Final Fantasy VII : Advent Children Soundtrack

[Unfound One]

The Beginning Is The End Is The Beginning - Smashing Pumpkins

This.

[jayson]

Bells* - Marc Ribot

*Albert Ayler cover

I figured out how to play most of Marc's version of this song earlier tonight which really makes me happy as it's one of my favorite pieces of music ever.

[Rjeso]

Cochise - Audioslave

[Aesculapius]

NP: Caught in a Dream - Tesla

And what cannot will be done, for every living thing under the sun
Forget color, forget race, and just be one big happy face
Among this sea of people, live among God's creatures, sharing love
That was sent down from above, here to share with one another
Father, brother, sister, mother, everybody sharing love, sharing love

[Rjeso]

Down In The Park - Foo Fighters

[Aesculapius]

NP: The Hollow - AperfectcirclE

[Rjeso]

Mmmm, A Perfect Circle... (Yes, I say that every time I see mention of APC, :lol:)

Laundry Day - the Dr. Horrible soundtrack

[Girlystevedave]

So Far Away
~Social Distortion


<----Wants to just rock out to this song. :rock:

[Girlystevedave]

Ha Ha You're Dead
~Green Day

My official "I hate people" song :)

[Girlystevedave]

Hitchin' a Ride (acoustic)
~Green Day

[Girlystevedave]

Jailhouse
~Sublime


I cannot hear Sublime without being reminded of being a teenager and smoking out in a tiny room/car with way to many people. Good times. :)

[Aesculapius]

NP: Passenger - Deftones

[Girlystevedave]

NP: Passenger - Deftones

I looove the drum that kicks off the beginning of that song. :)


NP: D'You Know What I Mean?
~Oasis

[Aesculapius]

NP: Passenger - Deftones

I looove the drum that kicks off the beginning of that song. :)


NP: D'You Know What I Mean?
~Oasis

:thumbsup:

NP: Lies, I Don't Know What They Say But... - Down

[Girlystevedave]

Your Mother Should Know
~The Beatles

[Aesculapius]

Mother Popcorn - Aerosmith

[Girlystevedave]

Time Of Your Song
~Matisyahu

[fernandito]

Vergil (Last Encounter) - Devil May Cry 3 Soundtrack

[Jon]

The Longest Day - Iron Maiden

[jayson]

Mother Popcorn - Aerosmith

The James Brown song? If so, that's an interesting band to cover JB.

[jayson]

Starving In the Belly of a Whale - Tom Waits

[jayson]

Don't Go Into the Barn - Tom Waits

[jayson]

Witches and Devils - Albert Ayler

[sarah]

summertime rolls - jane's addiction

[Brice]

summertime rolls - jane's addiction


I love that song. :D The whole album is brilliant, in fact.

[jayson]

Ghosts - Albert Ayler

[fernandito]

Lucifer Sam - Pink Floyd

[sarah]

Root Down - The Beastie Boys

[fernandito]

Abandoned Castle - Curse of Darkness - Soundtrack

[jayson]

Mabel - Django Reinhardt

[Adumbros]

The Perfect Drug~Nine Inch Nails~Lost Highway soundtrack (Track 3)

[fernandito]

The Beginning Is The End Is The Beginning - Smashing Pumpkins

[Adumbros]

Soul to Squeeze~Red Hot Chili Peppers~Coneheads soundtrack (Track 7)

[jayson]

Yo, I Killed Your God - Marc Ribot

[Adumbros]

Loser~Beck~Mellow Gold (Track 1)

[jayson]

Sandhya Raga - Ravi Shankar

[Adumbros]

Hey Jealousy~Gin Blossoms~New Miserable Experience (Track 2)

[jayson]

Eighty-One* - Bill Frisell/Ron Carter/Paul Motian

*Miles Davis cover

[Adumbros]

Mama Kin~Aerosmith~Aerosmith (Track 5)











~this one's just for Brice :)

[jayson]

Johnsburg, Illinois - Tom Waits

[Adumbros]

Need You Tonight~INXS~Kick (Track 4)

[jayson]

Hang On - Link Wray

[Adumbros]

Here In Your Bedroom~Goldfinger~Goldfinger (Track 3)

[jayson]

Aqui Como Alla* - Marc Ribot y Los Cubanos Postizos

*Arsenio Rodriguez cover

[Rjeso]

Malaguena Salerosa - Kill Bill soundtrack

[Adumbros]

Breed~Nirvana~Nevermind (Track 4)~1991

[jayson]

Excellent song Laura. The del Castillo brothers are phenomenal musicians.

[Rjeso]

Indeed they are, I love that song.

Head Like A Hole - NIN

[Adumbros]

Three Nil~Slipknot~(Vol. 3) The Subliminal Verses (Track 3)~2004

[Rjeso]

The Wallflower (Dance With Me Henry) - Etta James

[jayson]

The Wallflower (Dance With Me Henry) - Etta James

You're two for two this afternoon Laura. Now just don't put that RZ cover of the Ramones on next :P

NP: To Know Her Is to Love Her* - The Beatles

*Phil Spector cover

[Adumbros]

What I Got~Sublime~Sublime (Track 2)~1996











~aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand...
I'm out.

[Rjeso]

:lol: It's on shuffle. :P

Fields of Gold - Sting

[jayson]

Surf's Down - Marc Ribot

[Rjeso]

Thunder Kiss '65 - Rob Zombie

:P

[jayson]

:lol:

I don't dislike Rob Zombie, just hated his version of that song.

NP: Satanic Reverses - The Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy

[Rjeso]

Longview - Green Day

[jayson]

My Guitar Wants to Kill Your Mama - Frank Zappa and The M.O.I.

[Rjeso]

All Along The Watchtower - Jimi Hendrix

[jayson]

Long Tall Shorty - Stack Waddy

[Rjeso]

Steady As She Goes - The Raconteurs

[jayson]

Maria - Rage Against the Machine

[Rjeso]

Americana - The Offspring

[jayson]

Top of the Earth - The Thermals

[Rjeso]

The Man Who Sold The World - Nirvana

[jayson]

The Man Who Sold The World - Nirvana

An excellent cover until one of the guitars hits the wrong chord on a big key change late in the song. I still haven't determined if it was Cobain or Pat Smear, but I have my suspicions. Still a good cover, but that one bad change always grates on me.

NP: Supersonic Rocket Ship - The Kinks

[Rjeso]

I can't see Smear doing something like that, LOL.

Black Hole Sun - Soundgarden

[jayson]

:lol:

Dovid Melech Yisrael - Jon Madof & Rashanim

[Rjeso]

Peaches - Presidents of the United States of America

[Rjeso]

She Knows - Gnarls Barkley

[jayson]

Cowgirl In the Sand (acoustic version) - Neil Young

[fernandito]

Ultraviolento - Los Calzones

[jayson]

Bells - Marc Ribot

This is becoming an obsession as I try to figure out how to play it. Luckily between the original artist (Albert Ayler) and Ribot, I have about 7 or 8 versions to rotate between.

[Unfound One]

The Beginning Is The End Is The Beginning - Smashing Pumpkins

Stop playing this song.
Every time you post it here I want to listen to it too.


..... ...... .....


..... ...... .....


..... ...... .....


Ok, nevermind.
Keep playing it.
:cyclops:

[fernandito]

Doesn't it make you want to watch the trailer as well? :evil:


Wake Up Hate - Korn

[Unfound One]

Yes.

Yes, it does.

NP: Talk Show Host - Radiohead

[Girlystevedave]

When I Come Around
~Green Day

[Jon]

Riff Raff - AC/DC

[jayson]

Your Saviour - Michael Shrieve (with Bill Frisell & Wayne Horvitz)

This whole album is phenomenal, and it's only half of a double album! The other half is Shrieve with Shawn Lane and Jonas Hellborg. Now if only anybody knew who I was talking about...:unsure:

[fernandito]

Seasons in the Abyss - Slayer

[Girlystevedave]

Tired of Waiting For You
~Green Day

[Girlystevedave]

Suffocate
~Green Day

[Girlystevedave]

Macy's Day Parade
~Green Day

[Bluenose]

Govt Mule, Falling Down (acoustic)

[fernandito]

Postmortem - Slayer

[jayson]

Tired of Waiting For You
~Green Day

The Kinks' song or something else entirely?

NP: Big Heart (live) - The Lounge Lizards

[fernandito]

Dale Fuego - Ataque 77

[Arthur Heath]

Wanted Dead Or Alive - Bon Jovi - Been in my head all morning.

[jayson]

Look at the Girl - Otis Redding

[Rjeso]

Breakout - Foo Fighters

[Bluenose]

Lay of the Sunflower - Govt Mule

[jayson]

Thinking About You - Radiohead

[Adumbros]

Hook~Blues Traveler

[Rjeso]

Follow My Way - Chris Cornell

:wub:

[Adumbros]

1979~Smashing Pumpkins~Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness (Disc 2, Twilight to Starlight, Track 5)~1995

[jayson]

The Year's Beat - Japancakes

[Rjeso]

Night On Bald Mountain - Modest Mussorgsky

[jayson]

Thrash Jazz Assassin - Naked City

[Rjeso]

Big Empty - STP

[jayson]

Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell - The Stooges

[Adumbros]

Keep Away~Godsmack~Godsmack (Track 3)~1998

[Mordred Deschain]

Sympathy for the Devil - Rolling Stones

to Randal Flag

[Adumbros]

Basket Case~Green Day~Dookie [Track 8]~1994

[Seymour_Glass]

Such Great Heights- The Postal Service

[Rjeso]

Brand New Day - Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog

[jayson]

Where Am I? - Spleek-o-Matic (aka Marc Cantlin)

[fernandito]

Seed - Korn

[jayson]

The Dying Cowboy - Marc Ribot

[Rjeso]

L Arena - Kill Bill soundtrack

[Unfound One]

Nothing Touches Me - Radiohead

[jayson]

Lost Highway - Bill Frisell

[fernandito]

Disciple - Slayer

[jayson]

It's About that Time - Miles Davis

[educatedlady]

History of a boring town - Less Than Jake

[Mordred Deschain]

Paint it Black - more Rolling Stones

[Rjeso]

Dead and Broken - Godsmack

[jayson]

Happiness Is a Warm Gun* - Marc Ribot

*Beatles cover, though it is way way out there on the experimental side and only resembles the original in the most minimal (yet crucial) ways. Marc's few Beatles' covers (he also did "While My Guitar Gently Weeps") are a perfect example of what I am looking for in a cover, a completely different approach to the song.

[Rjeso]

Bullets - Bob Schneider

[Adumbros]

Happiness Is a Warm Gun* - Marc Ribot

*Beatles cover, though it is way way out there on the experimental side and only resembles the original in the most minimal (yet crucial) ways. Marc's few Beatles' covers (he also did "While My Guitar Gently Weeps") are a perfect example of what I am looking for in a cover, a completely different approach to the song.


in the spirit of HIAWG, you should check out Radiohead's "Paranoid Android" from the OK Computer album circa 1994.

[jayson]

Happiness Is a Warm Gun* - Marc Ribot

*Beatles cover, though it is way way out there on the experimental side and only resembles the original in the most minimal (yet crucial) ways. Marc's few Beatles' covers (he also did "While My Guitar Gently Weeps") are a perfect example of what I am looking for in a cover, a completely different approach to the song.


in the spirit of HIAWG, you should check out Radiohead's "Paranoid Android" from the OK Computer album circa 1994.

Your brother can tell you, I am a HUGE Radiohead fan, and I love that song (and see where Tom drew influence from Lennon's work). :thumbsup:

And OK Computer was 97.

[Adumbros]

Desperately Wanting~Better Than Ezra~Friction, Baby [Track 8]~1996

[Adumbros]

Happiness Is a Warm Gun* - Marc Ribot

*Beatles cover, though it is way way out there on the experimental side and only resembles the original in the most minimal (yet crucial) ways. Marc's few Beatles' covers (he also did "While My Guitar Gently Weeps") are a perfect example of what I am looking for in a cover, a completely different approach to the song.


in the spirit of HIAWG, you should check out Radiohead's "Paranoid Android" from the OK Computer album circa 1994.

Your brother can tell you, I am a HUGE Radiohead fan, and I love that song (and see where Tom drew influence from Lennon's work). :thumbsup:

And OK Computer was 97.

so i was off a couple years :wtf:

[Adumbros]

Authority~John Cougar Mellencamp

[jayson]

so i was off a couple years :wtf:

ahead of your time?

NP: Paranoid Android - Brad Mehldau (solo live version)

Brad is an amazing jazz pianist. He released a version with his trio on his Largo album which is amazing, but the version he plays live and solo is both a lesson in piano phrasing, and an illustration of how much there really is to that song. Brad's covered other RH as well (Exit Music, Knives Out, Everything In It's Right Place, and at least one other that is slipping my mind right now).

[Adumbros]

nope not ahead of my time. matter of fact the grunge scene was from my prime, early-teens to about 20.

[Adumbros]

although admittedly R'head isn't really grunge.

[jayson]

although admittedly R'head isn't really grunge.

nope, pretty far from it.

i'd have a hard time attaching a genre to them on anything other than a song by song basis. i'd say it all falls under the umbrella of rock, but then there's a song like "You and Whose Army" which is much closer to jazz than anything in the rock family. one of the reasons i love that band. it doesn't get stale.

[Darkthoughts]

Mercy Seat ~ Ultra Vivid Scene

[jayson]

Mercy Seat ~ Ultra Vivid Scene

Cover of Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds or an entirely different song? Johnny Cash did a great cover of the one I am thinking of.

[Rjeso]

London Calling - The Clash

[Rjeso]

Tonight Is The Night I Fell Asleep At The Wheel - Barenaked Ladies

[Adumbros]

although admittedly R'head isn't really grunge.

nope, pretty far from it.

i'd have a hard time attaching a genre to them on anything other than a song by song basis. i'd say it all falls under the umbrella of rock, but then there's a song like "You and Whose Army" which is much closer to jazz than anything in the rock family. one of the reasons i love that band. it doesn't get stale.

touche. the same reason i adore such artists as pearl jam and the smashing pumpkins. you know what you can expect from the radio-and-mtv-friendly singles, but if you've never bought a record, then, much like in radiohead's case, you have no clue what the fuck you're in for. i recall somebody telling me once that due to the popularity of tracks such as today, cherub rock, quiet, bullet w/butterfly wings, the end is the beginning is the end, etc etc., he thought they were nothing but another hardcore Slayer clone. Imagine this dipshit's shock when i played "Twilight to Starlight" start to finish, with its vast array from thirty-three, to 1979, to tales of a scorched earth, to lily (my one and only), to bodies, where boys fear to tread, back around the spectrum to stumbleine. THOSE artists are the ones who truly deserve our adulation.

[Adumbros]

Burn~The Cure~The Crow soundtrack (Track 1)~1994

[Adumbros]

Dead Souls~Nine Inch Nails~The Crow soundtrack (Track 4)~1994

[jayson]

touche. the same reason i adore such artists as pearl jam and the smashing pumpkins. you know what you can expect from the radio-and-mtv-friendly singles, but if you've never bought a record, then, much like in radiohead's case, you have no clue what the fuck you're in for.

Pearl Jam is another band I love, for the same reasons; :thumbsup:

NP: You Will Be Shot - John Zorn's Naked City

Naked City is the ultimate example of a band that can and does play in any and every genre (often in one song)

[Adumbros]

Ugly~Violent Femmes~not sure, Brice can correct this if i'm wrong, but i believe this was originally track 11 off the 1984 bonus edition release of the self-titled 1982 debut (undeniably one of the best 'microwave' songs ever)

[Adumbros]

Breathe~The Prodigy~The Fat of the Land (Track 2)~1997

[Adumbros]

:pullhair:

and...to sign off...

one always certain to both put me into and soothe an aggressive trance...

Tourniquet~Marilyn Manson~Antichrist Superstar (Track 4)~1996

[jayson]

Metaltov - Naked City

[Unfound One]

How to Disappear Completely and Never Be Found (live) - Radiohead

I've been listening to Towering Above the Rest non-stop lately. :)

[jayson]

There is some great stuff in that collection. I always wind up getting addicted to their cover of Magazine's "Shot By Both Sides".

NP: Jazz Snob, Eat Shit - Naked City

[jayson]

A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall* - Bill Frisell

*Bob Dylan cover

Frisell is such a masterful interpreter of Dylan. With Dylan covers I often find the instrumental ones are the ones I drift towards. I know the lyrics inside and out and in most cases the only one I want to hear vocalize them is Bob. Frisell lets the guitar do the singing.

[Unfound One]

Each of the songs you just talked about I listened to - I really really like the Frisell cover. Basically I like Frisell a whole lot. When I'm at work (like I am now) I usually listen to Radiohead or Frisell, depending on my mood. Thanks to you Jayson. :huglove:

NP: A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall - Bill Frisell

[jayson]

Each of the songs you just talked about I listened to - I really really like the Frisell cover. Basically I like Frisell a whole lot. When I'm at work (like I am now) I usually listen to Radiohead or Frisell, depending on my mood. Thanks to you Jayson. :huglove:

NP: A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall - Bill Frisell

I'm so glad to hear that. :)
Especially about Frisell. There are so few people that I talk to that know who he is (not counting the people on my guitar forum) that it's great to introduce someone else to his work. There's just such a wide variety in his work that fits so many different listening situations.

NP: Masters of War* - Bill Frisell

*Bob Dylan cover

[Unfound One]

Ron Carter - Bill Frisell

[jayson]

That one's a great song about a great musician in his own right. Carter played bass for Miles' second great 1960's quintet. Recently, but after that song was written, Carter played with Frisell and Paul Motian (not sure if that was one of the albums I sent you). That trio is doing a series of dates at The Blue Note in NYC next January that I would love to go see, but it ain't gonna happen.

NP: What the World Needs Now* - Bill Frisell

*written by Hal David/Burt Bacarach

I think I just figured out how to play this one a la Frisell's version.

[Unfound One]

I don't think you did send me that one. That is, I don't remember any mention of Ron Carter in the descriptions you included...

People - Frisell

[jayson]

If I did, it'd be the album called "Bill Frisell/Ron Carter/Paul Motian"

"People" is another example of a great cover by him. I thought I hated that song. I just hated Streisand. Bill's version showed me it's actually a beautiful song.

NP: Shenandoah - Bill Frisell

[Unfound One]

Ha! I just listened to that song - it was playing and I was like, is this People? Oh yes, it was. (I also can't STAND the Barbara version.)

NP: Creep - Bill Frisell

[jayson]

Ha! I just listened to that song - it was playing and I was like, is this People? Oh yes, it was. (I also can't STAND the Barbara version.)

When I first bought that album I saw that song in the track listing and I was hoping it was a different song with the same name. When it played the first time I was pleasantly surprised that I liked it. :)

NP: Gone, Just Like a Train - Bill Frisell

[Jon]

Land of Confusion - Disturbed (I would have never thought Disturbed would cover a Genesis (Phil Collins) song. They did well.)

[Unfound One]

Nude - Radiohead

[Jon]

Metal Machine Music - Lou Reed

[Ramvolter]

Sands of Time - Judas Priest

[jayson]

Rambler - Ginger Baker Trio

-------
Ginger Baker - Drums
Bill Frisell - Guitar
Charlie Haden - Bass

Now THAT's a line-up!

[Aesculapius]

Tony Iommi (Featuring Philip Anselmo)

[Jon]

Dream Weaver - Gary Wright

[jayson]

Abidan* - Bill Frisell

*From John Zorn's Masada songbook

[jayson]

My Buffalo Girl - Bill Frisell

[Adumbros]

...just spinning through the same ol' racks at the moment...oh wait...here's one...

Standing Outside A Broken Phone Booth With Money In My Hand~Primitive Radio Gods~Rocket (the re-release) Track 3~1996

[jayson]

Strange Liberation - Dave Douglas

[Adumbros]

Crash And Burn~Savage Garden~Affirmation (Track 5)~1999

[Adumbros]

Breakfast At Tiffany's~Deep Blue Something~Home (Track 2)~1995

[jayson]

Paradox - Bill Frisell

[Adumbros]

Counting Blue Cars~Dishwalla~Pet Your Friends (Track 3)~1995

[Adumbros]

Iris~Goo Goo Dolls~Dizzy Up the Girl (Track 11)~1998

also City of Angels sdtrk. (Track 7)~1998



...if i'm not mistaken, the CoA sdtrk. was actually released prior to DutG

[Adumbros]

Save Tonight~Eagle-Eye Cherry~Desireless (Track 1)~1998

[jayson]

Lurgee - Radiohead

[fernandito]

1979 - Smashing Pumpkins

[Adumbros]

You're A God~Vertical Horizon~Everything You Want (Track 2)~1999

followed by the title track, #3

[Adumbros]

1979 - Smashing Pumpkins


my fave song EVER, and i wasn't born yet

[Adumbros]

Broken~Seether ft. Amy Lee of Evanescence~Disclaimer (Track 12)~2002

...also on some soundtrack or other...Punisher re-make, i think

[Adumbros]

awright enuff of this fuckin softie kick

the best female-driven rock track i know

You Oughtta Know~Alanis Morissette~Jagged Little Pill (Track 2)~1995

followed by Track 10~Ironic

[jayson]

Maquiladora - Radiohead

[Adumbros]

and every time you speak her name, does she know how ya told me ya'd hold me until ya die, 'til you die

well, you're still alive!

[Adumbros]

Paranoid Android~Radiohead~OK Computer (Track 2)~1997

[Adumbros]

Big Ten Inch Record~Aerosmith~Toys In The Attic (Track 5)~1975

this is one of the funniest songs ever...i swear to God it sounds like Steven Tyler is saying "suck on my big ten inch"

[Adumbros]

Cherry Pie~Warrant~Cherry Pie (Track 1)~1990

one of the easiest tracks in guitar hero history

[Adumbros]

Closer~Nine Inch Nails~The Downward Spiral (Track 5)~1994

[Adumbros]

People Hate Me~Murderdolls~Beyond the Valley of the Murderdolls (Track 5)~2003

[jayson]

Cherry Pie~Warrant~Cherry Pie (Track 1)~1990

one of the easiest tracks in guitar hero history

It's even easier on an actual guitar, though I wouldn't bother playing it. :nope:

NP: John Zorn's Bar Kokhba - Live 8-31-2008 Willisau, Switzerland

Marc Ribot's guitar is gonna catch fire if he keeps playing it like he is on the current track

[Adumbros]

Jumpdafuckup~Soulfly feat. Corey Taylor of Slipknot/Stone Sour on vocals~3 (Track 1)~2002

[Adumbros]

Dancing With Myself~Billy Idol, although the original origins of the song rest with his former bandmates in Generation X

[Adumbros]

My Bloody Valentine~Good Charlotte~The Young and the Hopeless (Track 7)~2002

[Adumbros]

sadly, they went all MTV pop and sold out after what was an excellent pure punk record.

[Adumbros]

Fat Lip~Sum 41~All Killer No Filler (Track 4)~2001

[Adumbros]

Feelin This~Blink 182~Blink 182 (Track 1)~2003

[Adumbros]

:nana:

[Adumbros]

What's My Age Again?~Blink 182~Enema of the State (Track 5)~1999

[Adumbros]

The Rock Show~Blink 182~Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (Track 6)~2001

[Adumbros]

My Friends Over You~New Found Glory~Sticks and Stones (Track 2)~2002

[jayson]

When We Were Young and We Were Freaks - Ceramic Dog

[jayson]

Lonely Planet Boy - New York Dolls

[Rjeso]

Online - Gnarls Barkley

[jayson]

Rehashed - Sicko

[Rjeso]

Trust - Megadeth

[Rjeso]

The Devil's Song - Marcy Playground

[Rjeso]

Soul to Squeeze - RHCP

[jayson]

Miss America - David Byrne

[Rjeso]

Wind Up - Foo Fighters

[jayson]

Heavenly Bank Account - Frank Zappa

[Rjeso]

The Pretender - Foo Fighters

(Normally I hate it when my iPod puts two songs by the same artist together when it's on Shuffle, but if it's the Foos, I don't mind at all. :D )

[Rjeso]

Hypnotize - System of a Down

[jayson]

Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore - John Prine

"But your flag decal won't get you
into Heaven any more,
We're already overcrowded
from your dirty little war
Now Jesus don't like killin'
no matter what the reason's for,

And your flag decal won't get you
into Heaven any more"

[Rjeso]

:lol: That's awesome.


Shadow on the Sun - Audioslave

[jayson]

It's a pretty old song, and yet still resonates in today's political climate.

NP: What If We All Stopped Paying Taxes? - Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings

Anyone sensing a theme here? :lol:

[jayson]

2+2=5 - Radiohead

[fernandito]

Voodoo Child - Hendrix

[jayson]

War Is a Crime - Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra

[fernandito]

Astronomy Domine - Pink Floyd

[jayson]

Gimme Some Truth - John Lennon

[jayson]

Power Doesn't Run On Nothing - The Thermals

They'll give us what we're asking for,

'cause god is with us, and our god's the richest

Our power doesn't run on nothing,
it runs on blood,
and blood is easy to obtain when you have no shame

[jayson]

Know Your Rights - The Clash

(and this ends today's political rant via my music collection)

[Unfound One]

Ha, was this a playlist Jayson?

NP: I Got a Name - Jim Croce

[fernandito]

Pretty Fly (For a White Guy) - The Offspring

[jayson]

Ha, was this a playlist Jayson?

NP: I Got a Name - Jim Croce

Partial playlist. I have a LONG LONG one on that theme that this was culled from.

Also, Jim Croce is awesome!

NP: Uluwati - John Zorn

[fernandito]

Redundant - Green Day

[Rjeso]

Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood - Santa Esmeralda (Kill Bill soundtrack)

[Aesculapius]

~ Saferwaters - chevelle ~

[jayson]

Bottom of the World - Tom Waits

[Rjeso]

In God's Country - U2

[Aesculapius]

~ Beware The Water - Deftones ~

[jayson]

NP: This whole album...

http://i33.tinypic.com/xek55y.jpg

Today would have been Otis' birthday. There has never been a male singer like Otis and there likely never will be. I have a lot of Otis in my library and it will be getting a lot of play today.

[jayson]

NP: Otis Redding Live June 4, 1967 in Stockholm, Sweden

This one's an ever better show than the 68 show on the Whisky-a-Go-Go album. Longer too.

Setlist:

Day Tripper
Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa (Sad Song)
My Girl
Shake
I've Been Loving You Too Long
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Try a Little Tenderness
Your One and Only Man
Pain In My Heart
These Arms of Mine
I Can't Turn You Loose
A Hard Day's Night

[jayson]

A Change Is Gonna Come - Otis Redding (Sam Cooke cover)

[Brice]

So, is it all Otis today, Jayson?

[jayson]

It'll be Otis all morning.

There is another musical hero of mine who was also born on June 9th, the legendary drummer Elvin Jones. For my money, he's the greatest drummer in the history of music.

So this afternoon I will be playing a lot of Coltrane and several other great albums on which Elvin played (which will definitely include the album he did with Bill Frisell and Dave Holland).

Not a bad double musical birthday to celebrate.

NP: Papa's Got a Brand New Bag - Otis Redding (James Brown cover)

[jayson]

Cigarettes and Coffee - Otis Redding

[jayson]

Down In the Valley - Otis Redding (Solomon Burke cover)

[jayson]

Security - Otis Redding

[jayson]

Just One More Day - Otis Redding