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Nunley, I will dude myself on "Freshmen"

That's a damn good song.

Sorry.
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daveinthemorning wrote:Nunley, I will dude myself on "Freshmen"

That's a damn good song.

Sorry.
I liked "Photograph" better. That was actually their first single.

I don't think they expected all of the success of Freshman, since it blew up almost a year after the album was released.

/geek trivia

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BTW, someone dropped a CD off at the station today (you know how it is...oh this is my grandson out in California, he's going to be the next big thing, blah blah blah). The only reason I listened to it is that it had a song on it called "Methadone Mama". Anyway, the group's name is "Slapshoe Fly" and the CD is called "Decades In The Grain". Its actually VERY good, if you like the whole John Prine/Steve Earl type sound (which I do).
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"Methadone Mama" should go over well in some of Logan's more effluent neighborhoods.
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CDs n such:
*jay z - american gangster
*ryan adams & the cardinals - follow the lights

that's really about it...mostly it's been all jay-z all the time for some reason (I just really like the new album.)

On The Dial:
*rock 105 (Bob and Tom when i'm taking my son to day care)
*58 wchs (well, uh, I listen to it 6 days awake...so I kinda have to put it on this list don't I?)
*107.3 KAZ-FM
*1490 ESPN Radio

that's about it really. I get in ruts where I listen to the same stuff over and over and over just 'cause I get THAT into it.
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daveinthemorning wrote:Nunley, I will dude myself on "Freshmen"

That's a damn good song.

Sorry.
And I will "dude" myself on Justin Timberlake.

I know, I know, I know.

But I've been totally diggin' his stuff. Its like Prince meets Micheal Jackson meets the 21st century.

Yeah, yeah....


dude.
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My turn.

These are the top 12 played songs on my ipod.

1. Massive Attack - Teardrop
2. The Cure - Just Like Heaven
3. Phil Collins - In the Air Tonight
4. Jackson 5 - ABC (Salaam Remi Krunk-a-Delic Party Mix)
5. Vanessa Carlton - Paint it Black
6. Sara Bareilles - Love Song
7. Linkin Park - Shadow of the Day
8. Fall Out Boy - I'm Like a Lawyer
9. CSS - Music is My Hot, Hot Sex
10. Scott Simons - Umbrella
11. Custom - Morning Spank
12. UNC-Charlotte A Cappella - Crazy Train/Let's Go Medley

I've been getting into snobby i-tunes/zune commercial music lately...
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The Cure > *

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CDs I listen to in the car, radio gets on my nerves:

Pink Floyd-A Momentary Lapse of Reason
Sebastian Bach-Angel Down
Def Leppard-Slang
Marilyn Manson-Mechanical Animals
Ministry-Keianh (Psalm 69)
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ashton on the beach wrote: Fall Out Boy - I'm Like a Lawyer
Dude.
Lee wrote: Def Leppard - Slang
Some of their best work---yet it never received any air over here.
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genlock wrote:"Methadone Mama" should go over well in some of Logan's more effluent neighborhoods.
Actually, Fastball's "Charlie, The Metadone Man" was the favorite among my friends in Mingo county.
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My cardio playlist, which is the only listening I do regularly includes such tunes as:

SOS - Rihanna
Pump It - Black Eyed Peas
Can't Get You Out Of My Head - Kylie Minogue
Crystal - New Order
Faster Car - Keith Urban*
All up-tempo Foo Fighters

I've noticed this go round, (and it happened last as well), that since I am away from my country music hating wife, that makes up most of my CD purchases.
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Rihanna & the BEP are GREAT for cardio workouts! I have them, JT, Jay-Z,etc on the Ipod for when I run & do the Precor.
And shoot me now, but that new Miley Cyrus song "See you again" has a good Cardio tempo.

When I lift weights I like to listen to Alternative Rock.

Not much Country on my Ipod since I hear it all day.
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"Photograph" by The Verve Pipe takes me back a few years. Good song.

I've been very happily surprised by the new stuff from Smashing Pumpkins. Both "That's The Way (My Love Is)" and "Tarantula" are strong, and in particular Tarantula is one of those songs that belongs on Guitar Hero or Rock Band.

Even since I heard "Love Song" by Sara Bareilles on Lightning 100 in Nashville, I've been hooked. It has since begun popping up on some CHR playlists.

The White Stripes continue to come out with more and more music that I like. The latest song I've heard, "Conquest", is great. My biggest music regret of 2007 was not finding some way to get to the "surprise concert" that they had in Nashville last year and announced only the day before it happened. "You Don't Know What Love Is (You Just Do What You're Told)" is in my heavy rotation.

Band of Horses is a group I first heard on Sirius' <i>Left of Center</i> channel (a real crapshoot but a place where I've heard some fantastic music well before it broke big), and while they haven't hit the big time yet, their songs "The Funeral" and "Is There A Ghost" are two I really enjoy.

I agree with Lester about "S.O.S." by Rhianna -- that's my favorite song by her, and it is an excellent song for cardio.

"Ayo Technology" (by 50 Cent w/ Justin Timberlake) is a really cool song. Definitely one that would go great in a strip club. If the holy rollers in Nashville hadn't ruined the strip club scene, or if Platinum Plus in Memphis still existed, I might know about it first-hand. Alas, I don't. At least there's always Tampa...

Finally, for the super obscure, this past week Howard Stern played an acoustic guitar cover of "Hey Ya" (originally by Outkast) by Mat Weddle of Obadiah Parker. It's worth hunting down -- it's probably the best hip hop-to-acoustic translation of a song I've heard.
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myself wrote:My turn.
4. Jackson 5 - ABC (Salaam Remi Krunk-a-Delic Party Mix)
I have to "dude" myself on this one.. Kind of.
It's one of my workout songs from the Nike+ collection.

As for The Cure being greater than all: I agree. That's why it's so high up on my play count.
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Lovin the fact my car stereo will read data discs my current collection of car listening goes.. Mind you now these are data discs containing nearly (if not) every album by listed artist..

Pantera
Faith No More
Radiohead
Mr. Bungle
Loretta Lynn
Rage Against the Machine
Tool
Slayer
George Jones
Marilyn Manson
Nine Inch Nails
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I have never meant anyone in radio that doesn't have a very eclectic musical selection. I think that is what makes us better than everyone else.

That and the fact that we get a lot of free stuff.
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daveinthemorning wrote:I have never meant anyone in radio that doesn't have a very eclectic musical selection. I think that is what makes us better than everyone else.
Damn right.

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I recently downloaded songs from:

Kate Nash
Rage against the Machine
Ben Folds Five
Genesis
The Pixies

Car Radio Dials:

In the early morning - 103.1 The Bear (for Bob and Tom)
In the late morning/noon - AM 1230 WVNT (The Neal Boortz Show)
In the afternoon - AM 910 WLTP (Rush Limbaugh...mostly so I can yell at him)
In the evening - 95 XIL or Z 106 for Alice Cooper.
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fanofbigmedia wrote:
ashton on the beach wrote: Fall Out Boy - I'm Like a Lawyer
Dude.
Lee wrote: Def Leppard - Slang
Some of their best work---yet it never received any air over here.
It's their best CD. And since it didn't fare too well they went back to the Mutt formula.
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