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Last: Michael Jackson- Beat It
Now: R.E.M.- Welcome to the Occupation
Next: Guns 'N Roses- November Rain

Another day of a lot of cover tunes on my iPod - on shuffle:

Maggie's Farm - Rage Against the Machine

Talk Talk - Alice Cooper

Don't Let Me Down - Toadies

Bullet the Blue Sky - P.O.D.

Personal Jesus - Johnny Cash

Brick House 2003 - Rob Zombie/Lionel Richie

Eve of Destruction - The Byrds

Norwegian Wood - P.M. Dawn

Hey Joe - The Music Machine

Cars - Fear Factory

All Along The Watchtower - Dave Matthews Band

I Melt With You - Jason Mraz

Hello - Incubus

Black Dog - Heart

Rusty Cage - Johnny Cash

True - Will. I. Am. & Fergie

Last: Veruca Salt's terrible cover of Depeche Mode's "Somebody." But, I've never heard the original so, I don't mind.

Sounds like Louise is singing, so this is likely... after the breakup?

Now: Missing Persons - "Walking in L.A."

Next: Simple Minds - "Alive and Kicking"

Last: Crowded House- Always Take The Weather With You
Now: Bob Dylan- One More Cup Of Coffee (Valley Below) (Desire, 1976)
Next: Bruce Springsteen- Maria's Bed

http://www.youtube.com/embed/X1WHly7VbFY
(Victoria Galinsky - "The Dead")

Was trying to find this little gem for a long time and thinking it was hopeless... Finally found it today and uploaded it to YouTube because it's so amusing. (It makes a frequent appearence in Thatguywiththeglasses.com contributer Phelous's videos and I love him to death.)

dvdjunkie wrote:Cars - Fear Factory

That's a good one.

And, on Rob Zombie, "Brick House" is... alright. But I greatly prefer "I'm Your Boogeyman."

I'm listening to a number of Simon & Garfunkel songs. They're 'positively perfect in every way.'

Right now, I'm listening to Moloko's "Should've Been, Could've Been" on YouTube's 2x Speed. Just because I've never heard it that way before. It's interesting.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVuzHfVH2OY

I don't know why THE HELL YouTube has this 2x Speed option on some videos and not others, but this one has it. (You have to watch this ON YouTube's page to get the option.)

Next I'm playing Moloko's "Blow X Blow" and mentioning it because I don't know why more people aren't fans of this band (I smell another special thread topic brewing). This song especially, along with SBCB, blows my mind:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrpnPBGCMic

And linking it this way because I think there are just too many embeds.

Before: Elvis- "Jailhouse Rock"
Now: Black Sabbath- "Black Sabbath"
Next: Black Sabbath- "Hole in the Sky"

So Sabbath are reuniting, huh? I greatly prefer the Heaven & Hell lineup to the original group, but I'm curious enough to see them all together again. Ozzy can't sing worth a crap anymore, but I'll follow Tony Iommi until the end of time.

Last: Blue Oyster Cult - "This Ain't the Summer of Love"
Now: L7 - "This Ain't the Summer of Love"
Next: Cherrelle - "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On" / Mariah Carey - "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On"

Before: "Maggie's Farm" - Rage Against the Machine

Now: "Heart of Gold" - The Black Label Society

Later: "Mr. Tambourine Man" - The Byrds

Before: Frank Zappa- "Dog Breath, in the Year of the Plague"
Now: Cynic- "Carbon-Based Anatomy"
Next: Vanessa Va Basten - "Dole"

The first song comes from the master. The second comes from what would be my release of the eyar if it wasn't an EP. And the third just kicks ass.

Last: Deep Purple- Smoke On The Water
Now: Jackson Browne- Lives In The Balance*
Next: Bob Dylan- Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts (Blood on the Tracks, 1975)

* They sell us the president
The same way they sell us our clothes and our cars
They sell us everything from youth to religion
The same time they sell us our wars

I just finished listening to Rihanna's Rated R. Favorite songs include: Wait Your Turn, Hard, Rockstar 101, Russian Roulette, Fire Bomb, Rude Boy and Te Amo.

Up next is Rihanna's Loud!

I was doing Rihanna too but I don't want to overplay her so soon.

Now I'm rocking the 80's.


Last: Whitney Houston - "So Emotional"
Now: Rick Astley - "Never Gonna Give You Up"
Next: Billy Joel - "We Didn't Start the Fire"

Goliath wrote: Next: Bob Dylan- Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts (Blood on the Tracks, 1975)

Lazario wrote: Next: Billy Joel - "We Didn't Start the Fire"

Heh, good choices. Both sound like good ideas to listen to now. I wasn't listening to anything prior to this post though; just watching some Nostalgia Critic.

Bob Dylan- Mississippi ("Love And Theft", 2001)
Krezip- Sweet Goodbyes
Santana- She's Not There

Avaitor wrote:I wasn't listening to anything prior to this post though; just watching some Nostalgia Critic.

Same here, but I'm watching Oancitizen's newest.

I'm listening to this epic remix:

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Last: Bob Dylan- Señor (Tales of Yankee Power) (Street-Legal, 1978)
Now: Marta and the Vandellas- Heatwave
Next: PHD- I Won't Let You Down

Changed the avatar, but she's still dominating my headphones.

Last: Rihanna - "The Last Song"
Now: Rihanna - "Fire Bomb"
Next: Frankenollie's Room vid

(Edit, after watching it: it was okay but I prefer just about any of the "Put That Cookie Down!" mixes.)