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NakedOnMyChain -> Your CD Book (2/1/2006 8:34:52 AM)
If someone were to look in your CD book, the one you keep with you all the time, what titles would they find? (If you don't use CD's, feel free to list mp3's, tapes, 8 tracks, whatever you use). What impression would they likely get of you from looking through your favorite music?

NakedOnMyChain -> RE: Your CD Book (2/1/2006 9:03:10 AM)
Here's my reply... I'll list band and CD title. (Sorry, it's a long list. It's the CD book I keep in my car.) 1.) Radiohead- OK Computer, Hail to the Thief, Knives Out Single, and Live Recordings 2.) R.E.M. - Monster 3.) Franz Ferdinand - Self Titled 4.) The Juliana Theory - Grey AM, Love 5.) Starflyer 59 - Fell In Love At 22 6.) Joy Electric - Robot Rock 7.) Stone Temple Pilots - Core 8.) The Faint - Wet From Birth, Danse Macabre (listening to this one now) 9.) Live - Throwing Copper, Secret Samadhi 10.) Weezer - Pinkerton, Maladroit 11.) Pedro the Lion - Control, Achilles Heel 12.) Razorlight - Up All Night 13.) David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust (30th Anniversary 2 disc), Diamond Dogs, Aladdin Sane, Best of Bowie, Changes 14.) Sublime - 40 Oz. to Freedom 15.) The Who - Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970 16.) Smashing Pumpkins - Rotten Apples 17.) Star - Goodnight 18.) Jamiroquai - Travelling Without Moving 19.) Spacehog - The Chinese Album 20.) Jimmy Eat World - Clarity (Can you still feel the butterflies?), Bleed American 21.) NIN - Pretty Hate Machine 22.) Candlebox - Various 23.) Better than Ezra - Deluxe 24.) U2- How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb, Joshua Tree 25.) Velvet Underground and Led Zeppelin - Many various 26.) Velvet Goldmine - The Soundtrack 27.) Collective Soul - Self Titled, Hints Allegations and Things Left Unsaid 28.) The Wallflowers - Bringing Down the Horse 29.) Pink Floyd - Animals 30.) Blind Melon - Soup, Classic Masters 31.) Dave Matthews Band - Crash 32.) Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magick, Greatest Hits 33.) Green Day - Nimrod 34.) Bush - The Science of Things, Razorblade Suitcase 35.) Third Eye Blind - I forget the name of the cd, the one with Semi-Charmed on it 36.) Depeche Mode - The double disk single set 37.) The Cure - Disintegration 38.) Lots and Lots of Burned CDS ranging from Operation Ivy to The Beatles to Space I would assume that if someone looked at my collection they run quickly away from me screaming, "YOU CAN'T LIKE ALL OF THAT! THEY DON'T EVEN GO TOGETHER!" Ty and I are music junkies. We have a bit of everything.

knees2you -> RE: Your CD Book (2/1/2006 9:27:08 AM)
Well lets see? Everything from Kansas, to Tom Jones to Everything Christian. quote: "Speak Your will, but will You speak." People would guess yhat I am pretty diverse. I love UpLifting Music.[:D] Not anything Negative.[&:] Sincerely, Ant[;)]

Arpig -> RE: Your CD Book (2/1/2006 12:11:19 PM)
I think people would consider me to have some pretty weird musical tatses...and they'd be right

FelinePersuasion -> RE: Your CD Book (2/1/2006 12:50:00 PM)
None I don't cvarry CD's or mp3's. However on my pc they'd find a wide varitety of this that and more.

siamsa24 -> RE: Your CD Book (2/1/2006 9:47:27 PM)
Not too long ago I had a collection of many hundred CDs, but they were stolen [:(] I am now attempting to rebuild my collection, but it is a very slow process. Many of the songs I found by chance and most of them were in the process of being choreographed to (all my notes were stolen too, I actually put an ad in the free paper that said "to whoever stole my CDs: please feel free to keep them, all I want is my choreography notes back!" I didn't get a reply) My growing collection has a lot of oldies (60's and 70's), some punk (Dropkick Murphys, Flogging Molly and Five Iron Frenzy), some swing (mostly The W's, but I have some mix stuff as well), soundtracks, and whatever I see at the used music store that I think looks interesting. Most people that look at my music would think that more then one person owns it, but I just like a lot of different kinds of music.

veronicaofML -> RE: Your CD Book (2/1/2006 9:54:16 PM)
lol whats a cd book? is this some new generation thingy? i never owned one... i dont even own a portable player.. or one in my van all i got is am/fm

champagnewishes -> RE: Your CD Book (2/2/2006 9:07:17 AM)
LOL...10 to 12 CD's of bands/artists that very few have ever heard of before that are "projects" of my formerDom/nowRoomie...which is reason 1 he has no time to "play" with anything but his keyboards. [&:]

windchymes -> RE: Your CD Book (2/2/2006 9:57:33 AM)
They'd think I was out of my mind and had the worst taste in music of anyone on the globe. I have everything from my Shari Lewis and Dr. Seuss storybook albums, and some original Chipmunks albums from when I was a kid and could never bear to get rid of them, from my teeny-bopper days (Osmond Brothers, Jackson-5, Tony Orlando & Dawn) growing to ABBA, Barry Manilow, Neil Sedaka, Carpenters, 5th Dimension, Dusty Springfield, Gloria Estefan, Linda Rondstadt,a LOT of Christmas CD's, Broadway soundtracks, a lot of classical (the Russian composers!), a lot of "oldies" collections because that's what my band does and I have to learn the songs. More contemporarily, Shania Twain, Faith Hill, Dixie Chicks (where did they go? the whole country now agrees with their opinion of Dubya!), Jodee Messina (ladies going through a break-up, her CD's will get you through!), Toby Keith, LeAnn Rimes, Trick Pony, Cher's Greatest, Queen's Greatest, Aerosmith's Greatest and next shopping trip, I'm going to pick up the lastest Il Divo. Told ya.

feline -> RE: Your CD Book (2/2/2006 11:29:18 AM)
quote: If someone were to look in your CD book, the one you keep with you all the time, what titles would they find? Disturbed - all Godsmack - all Staind - all Nickleback - all The Prom Kings 3 Doors Down 3 Days Grace Maroon 5 James Taylor Dido - all Sarah McLachlin - all Celine Dion - 2 not sure which Daredevil sdtrk Spiderman 1st sdtrk Elton John That's just a sample. I leave open pockets for whatever I might be in the mood for at the time. It doesn't include any of the country I have, classics or instrumentals and classicals. People usually are stunned by the heavy metal, the rest doesn't seem to get any reaction. lol I am pretty versatile when it comes to music. [:)] feline=^..^=

Petruchio -> RE: Your CD Book (2/2/2006 2:37:28 PM)
My CD carrier? Well… Norton Utilities Disk Warrior Tech Tools Pro Disc Drive Genius Mac OS Tiger 10.4 Are you SURE you want me to go on?

feline -> RE: Your CD Book (2/2/2006 5:22:41 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Petruchio My CD carrier? Well… Norton Utilities Disk Warrior Tech Tools Pro Disc Drive Genius Mac OS Tiger 10.4 Are you SURE you want me to go on? LOL! Too funny![sm=lol.gif]

Arpig -> RE: Your CD Book (2/2/2006 6:18:14 PM)
quote: Flogging Molly .....Hurry back to me, my wild coleen, its been the worst day since yesterday.....[:)] have you heard theire version of delilah off the Alive Behind the Green Door album, marvellous, simply f**king marvellous stuff [:D]

kisshou -> RE: Your CD Book (2/4/2006 7:07:06 PM)
Radiohead is my all time favorite!

IrishMist -> RE: Your CD Book (2/4/2006 9:54:21 PM)
quote: what titles would they find? Oh gosh, let me see ACDC-back in black Tom Petty-greatest hits Motley Crue-shout at the devil Guns and Roses-paradise city Kiss-greatest hits Ozzy-complete collection Journey-escape REO Speedwagon-greatest hits Led Zepplin-complete collection Alman Brothers-complete collection Jimi Hendrix-complete collection George Thoroughgood-complete collection Ray Charles-complete collection Hank Williams Sr-greatest hits Hank Williams Jr-live George Straight-live Kitty Wells-honky tonk angels Bobby Bare-greatest hits Hank Locklin-live at the grand ole oprey Loretta Lynn-live Patsy Cline-live at the grand ole oprey Matchbox20-greatest hits Neil Diamond-complete collection Ray Charles-complete collection Johnny Cash-complete collection Louis Armstrong-live Ella Fitzgerald-live Lena Horne-live U2-joshua tree The Clash-greatest hits The Who-complete collection America-greatest hits BOC-greatest hits ELO-greatest hits CJ McCall-greatest hits Montgomery Gentry-tattoos and scars The Beach Boys-complete collection The Chicago Symphony-live in Chicago-greatest performances of Bach Eddie Money-greatest hits ZZtop-complete collection quote: What impression would they likely get of you from looking through your favorite music either that I can not make up my mind on what I want to listen to or that my taste is extremely varied [8\|]

RosaB -> RE: Your CD Book (2/5/2006 3:46:04 AM)
My taste are so eclectic in music and everything else, they'd think I were all over the place, but here's a peak Enya (Never leave home without her) Sade Mary J Blige Sara Mclachlan Annie Lennox Lauran Hill Lincoln Park Enigma Sting No Doubt Moby Show tunes (Love music from Phantom of the opera especially) Classical Music A copulation of hip hop tunes. 60 throuth 80's collection and so much more Rosa

leli -> RE: Your CD Book (2/6/2006 1:17:47 AM)
In my CD book ( looking there now ) Metallica...Ride the Lightning Metallica...And Justice for All Metallica.. Metallica (aka Black Album) Metallica...Master of Puppets Metallica...Live Shit Binge & Purge Metallica...S & M HIM...Razorblade Romance HIM...Greatest Love Songs VOL 666 Him...And Love Said No The Greatest Hits 1997-2004 Him...Dark Light Him...Deep Shadows & Brilliant Highlights HIM...Love Metal if one were to peek in my cd book i would hope they would conclude i am pretty loyal to what i love (and if that were their conclusion, they'd be absoulety right )

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