The songs you keep playing

only because of me,right isn't that why you made my cd (hahahahahahahahahaha)

 

Most popular songs on the iPod (this week anyway):

"If My Heart Was A Car" (live) and "The House That Used To Be" - Old 97s

"Carl Perkins' Cadillac" - Drive By Truckers

"Nautical Disaster" - Tragically Hip

"Marker In The Sand" and "Yellow Ledbetter" - Pearl Jam

"Layla" - Derek and the Dominos

"Bad" (LiveAid version) - U2

 

Sirs, Madames,

Joe Strummer: Techno D-Day
Warren Zevon: Knockin' on Heaven's Door (admittedly, far from his best)
Zimmerman: " " " "
Television: Little Johnnie Jewel
Zimmerman: Visions of Johanna
Johnny Cash: Solitary Man
Clash: Death or Glory
The Left Banke: Walk Away Renee
The Who: 5:15, Real Me

YHS, etc

 

I'm guesing he'd recommend Trace, Son Volt's best album and the album that both Son Volt songs he listed come from.

 

To Love Somebody - James Carr
With or Without You - U2
Bigger Stones - Beat Farmers
Speedway at Nazareth - Mark Knopfler
Thunderbird - John Hiatt
The Ballad of Country D**k - Mojo Nixon
Hollywood Hills - Beat Farmers
My Brain Is Hanging Upside Down - Ramones
Passenger Side - Wilco
Dead Flowers - The Rolling Stones

 

I was a bit surprised by my results, but here's my top five:

1. "Another Brick in the Wall, Part II" - Pink Floyd
2. "Blue Moon of Kentucky" - Elvis Presley
3. "Drift Away" - Uncle Kracker
4. "Sirius" - Alan Parsons Project
5. "Smokin' in the Boys Room" - Motley Crue

 

Homer.

 

Honest to God ... I didn't even make the connection. I certainly don't remember their days here.

 

Songs that have been heavy in my iPod rotation:

"Breathe,'' and "Wreck of the Day,'' Anna Nalick.

"Steady as She Goes,'' Raconteurs.

"Over My Head,'' The Fray.

"Black Cadillac,'' Rosanne Cash.

"Both Sides Now,'' Joni Mitchell.

"The Way" and "Fire Escape", Fastball.

"Stupid Girl," Garbage.

"Run" and "Chasing Cars," Snow Patrol.

"Crazy,'' Gnarls Barkley.

"Black Horse & A Cherry Tree,'' KT Tunstall.

"Never Gonna Change,'' DriveBy Truckers

"Someday,'' Steve Earle

"Call to Love,'' Crooked Fingers

"Daughters,'' John Mayer (because it's one of my daughter's favorite songs)

 

My top 10 on the ipod mostly because they are at the top of my favorite playlist

Mushaboom -- Feist
That's Entertainment -- The Jam
I'm Not Like Everybody Else -- The Kinks
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down -- The Band
Don't Look Back -- Fine Young Cannibals
Something In the Air -- Tom Petty
Little Green Bag -- George Baker
Circle Sky (Live) -- The Monkees
Hollywood Nights -- Bob Seger
South Central Rain (Live Chicago 84) -- REM

 

Jesus of Suburbia - Green Day
(These guys have come a long way)

Omaha - Counting Crows

 

"Trace" it is, LGK. I can live without the rest of their albums, but I listen to "Trace" probably twice as much as any other CD I own.