I have my complete CD collection in front of me - what should I listen to?

[JimmyJazz]

:shrug:

[LisaM]

1. Phil Ochs

or the Indigo Girls. I don't know!

[TlalocW]

2. Pacman Fever

By Buckner and Garcia.

TlalocW

[chickenscratching]

oh i shall hug you for that

Go Froggy GO!
you've got to keep on hopping it'll never stop

:hug:

[progmom]

3. that pottery barn collection

or was it starbucks? the cool one.

[progmom]

4. no - listen to that great brazilian CD your good friend compiled for you!

:D

[JimmyJazz]

5. I just finished listening to that two times in a row!

I have that one song stuck in my head (track 5 - it starts with the guy laughing). Anyway, it kinda sucks to have a song stuck in your head when you don't know the actual lyrics and have to make shit up to go along with the music in your head.

[progmom]

7. you know what?

i could never post what you just posted.

my entire CD collection is well over 10,000 CDs.

[JimmyJazz]

9. I have a lot of classical and opera cd's at home, but this is what

I consider to be my complete collection. Besides, it's not like I have a radio program or something and need a lot of cd's :P

[progmom]

14. I rarely bring my own CDs in to do my radio show.

I just have a really bad music addiction. :scared:

[JimmyJazz]

22. Yowza!

See I'm older. I had an unbelievable collection of vinyl, then bought everything on cassette and NOW cd's. Do you know how many friggin' copies of Sandinista in various formats I have purchased over the years? :o

[progmom]

28. you're not that much older

I have many thousands of LPs myself, many of which have been duplicated on CD. For the most part, I skipped the cassette.

[LisaM]

32. Oh, and the Sandinista CD doesn't have the lyrics

that makes me angry.

[JimmyJazz]

36. I think you can get them from Google or you can ask me!

:hi:

[LisaM]

47. Well I have the LP somewhere - in storage -- but if I get the urge

to suddenly burst into a Clash song (it happens more frequently than you might think) I will contact you immediately. I just remember the first day I bought it, I had the day off, I brought it home and very excitedly opened it and stuck it in the CD player and no words! Oh, and it was my first CD player and it had that shuffle feature. I didn't know what that was, and I accidentally had it on and the CD played all out of order until I figured it out. Can you imagine how sad the whole experience was for me?

[Burma Jones]

6. The Radio

[edbermac]

8. Mike Oldfield

[JimmyJazz]

11. Who is Mike Oldfield?

:shrug:

[megatherium]

15. "Tubular Bells" (heard on soundtrack of The Exorcist). nt

[JimmyJazz]

19. OMG - what memories! That was the music our gymnastics

team used for our exhibition! :crazy:

[edbermac]

35. Ever see the Exorcist? The composer of Tubular Bells.

The first record released by Richard Branson's Virgin label...this was around 1973, Mike was around 19 or 20 years old, and played most of the instruments listed on the record. It's in the New Age bins for some reason; though it's a mix of Celtic/Gaelic rock-type music...he also did the soundtrack for the movie the Killing Fields...he's made about 20 records so far.

Grand Piano,Glokenspiel,Bass Guitar,Electric Guitars,Mandolin,
Acoustic Guitar,Spanish Guitar, Assorted Percussion,Flageolet,Lowrey Organ, Farfisa Organ,Hammond Organ,Concert Tympani.

[Balbus]

10. Barney and friends!!

[JimmyJazz]

12. My three year old HATES Barney! Tell me I'm not raising her right!

She's a Joe Strummer fan :D

[Balbus]

24. I wish I was so lucky...

I went through about 2 years of hearing that obnoxious voice coming from the TV screen with my boy :(

[CrownPrinceBandar]

13. No question.......

Wing.

[progmom]

17. oooooooooooooooooh

a man after my own heart.

:loveya:

[WindRavenX]

16. Zero 7

That shit is the BEST SHIT EVER.

[JimmyJazz]

18. Did I mention it's MY cd collection?

:P

Are you trying to make me cool in my old age?

[WindRavenX]

20. Too late. You're already cool

But Zero 7 is jazzy...acid jazz. It's chill.

[MissMarple]

21. Eric Clapton.

[JimmyJazz]

26. I've never been a very big fan of Clapton. I appreciate the fact that

he is talented and all that stuff, but I've never really been interested in his music. :(

[cassandra uprising]

23. Got any Mingus?

He's my favorite in the Jazz world.

[JimmyJazz]

30. And you are marrying Chavez? Yowza!

I thought it was Trane or nuffin' :o

[cassandra uprising]

38. pah-leeze

Who do you think turned him on to jazz?

:)

[JimmyJazz]

40. LOL

I should have known :D

[cassandra uprising]

42. Don't let the smooth taste fool ya.

What can I say, we've both helped each other evolve.

[matcom]

25. Creed

it really is your ONLY choice isn't it? FESS UP!!

[JimmyJazz]

27. Bite me, oh fan of Shania Twain!

BTW - I took over your title while you were out!

[matcom]

34. hey, i'm not a fan of her music

i just wanna do her about 1000 different ways :P

[chickenscratching]

29. cat stevens

[JimmyJazz]

33. gawds, I really need my sig line and avatar back!

:P

[chickenscratching]

39. chop! chop!

:P

[JimmyJazz]

43. Knock it off, Missy - or I'll add this huge ass pic to my sig line

until I get my avatar back!



YES! Another gratuitous posting of this picture :D

[chickenscratching]

44. and another

:*

[JimmyJazz]

45. Thank you!

He was quite the cutie :D

[Parrcrow]

31. the fifth one from the left. n/t

[ronnykmarshall]

37. The soundtrack from

[cassandra uprising]

41. BAW HAAH HAH HAH HAAH

Oh that one is going to be with me for a while.

:rofl:

[AllegroRondo]

46. Carmina Burana - Carl Orff

it will blow your mind

[xmas74]

48. The Clash.

Is that the right answer?

[JimmyJazz]

51. DING DING DING!!!! We have a winner! You get PAUL!

[xmas74]

55. Winning is fun!

[Texasgal]

49. The Beastie Boys !!!

BRASS MONKEY! :P

[JimmyJazz]

52. I love the Beasties!

But, no. :P

[Aristus]

50. Well JJ, I'm listening to "Switched-On Bach" by Wendy Carlos even

as we speak. Can't go wrong there. If you don't like Wendy Carlos and Robert Moog's spectacular invention, just try Bach or Purcell or any other composer that they adapted for synthesizer.

'Music For The Funeral Of Queen Mary' by Henry Purcell is mind-bogglingly good music by an otherwise fair-to-middling composer. He was touched by the Muse the day he wrote that one.

[JimmyJazz]

53. Thank you for the suggestion! I will give it a shot.

[Aristus]

54. Happy listening!

:headbang: ;-)B-)

[miss_kitty]

56. I may be going out on a limb here-

how about a little Clash?

:hi:

[JimmyJazz]

58. Oh yeah!

EVEN IN THE SHEBEEN
OR DOWN IN THE MEAT RACK
LONGTIME I FEEL COLD
TO SEND CINDERELLA'S SHOE BACK

[Lavender Brown]

57. I know what you really like

:rofl:

[JimmyJazz]

59. I'm a bit older! How about: