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01-03-2005, 06:15 PM
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White Zombie - Thunder Kiss 65
G-N-R - Paradise City
Metallica - Sad but True
Game/50 - Fresh 83 (this is how we do)
Pantera - Walk
Beastie Boys - High Plains Drifter (classic!)
Enjoy
G-N-R - Paradise City
Metallica - Sad but True
Game/50 - Fresh 83 (this is how we do)
Pantera - Walk
Beastie Boys - High Plains Drifter (classic!)
Enjoy
01-03-2005, 06:43 PM
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I never know what I am in the mood for so it varies greatly. My fave alltime song (which many of you know) is Hey Pretty by Poe. Otherwise a typical mix would start out like this:
As I'm getting out of town I'll start with Lush's Stray and Nothing Natural then throw in Alice in Chains Them Bones and Metallica, by then I am ready for the Beastie Boys (anything will do), Dead Kennedys I Fought the Law or maybe Anarchy for Sale, The Vandals What About Me?, Butthole Surfers Woly Poly (okay I know I'm showing my age with a few of these songs! but they take me back to a much simpler time), and then just to make sure I'm still sharp, throw a curve and play Charlie Daniels Band Devil Went Down to Georgia. I'll cool the tires down with the Ataris cover of Boys of Summer and Coldplay's God Put a Smile on your Face. After that a nice smooth transition as I pull into the neighborhood with Dream a little Dream of Me from the Mamas and Papas and Israel Kamakawiwo'ole's Somewhere Over the Rainbow.
Looking forward to the CD Ron!
As I'm getting out of town I'll start with Lush's Stray and Nothing Natural then throw in Alice in Chains Them Bones and Metallica, by then I am ready for the Beastie Boys (anything will do), Dead Kennedys I Fought the Law or maybe Anarchy for Sale, The Vandals What About Me?, Butthole Surfers Woly Poly (okay I know I'm showing my age with a few of these songs! but they take me back to a much simpler time), and then just to make sure I'm still sharp, throw a curve and play Charlie Daniels Band Devil Went Down to Georgia. I'll cool the tires down with the Ataris cover of Boys of Summer and Coldplay's God Put a Smile on your Face. After that a nice smooth transition as I pull into the neighborhood with Dream a little Dream of Me from the Mamas and Papas and Israel Kamakawiwo'ole's Somewhere Over the Rainbow.
Looking forward to the CD Ron!
01-03-2005, 06:49 PM
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and a few "harder" tracks
ministry - thieves
ministry - new world order
helmet - unsung
tool - sober
rage against the machine - know your enemy
rage against the machine - bombtrack
btw, Raul, these tracks may not be on the Wal Mart website
ministry - thieves
ministry - new world order
helmet - unsung
tool - sober
rage against the machine - know your enemy
rage against the machine - bombtrack
btw, Raul, these tracks may not be on the Wal Mart website
01-03-2005, 07:14 PM
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Slayer - Angel of Death
Dream Theater - In the Name of God
Exodus - Scar Spangled Banner
Nightwish - Dark Chest of Wonders
Lamb of God - Hourglass
Judas Priest - Painkiller
Dream Theater - In the Name of God
Exodus - Scar Spangled Banner
Nightwish - Dark Chest of Wonders
Lamb of God - Hourglass
Judas Priest - Painkiller
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01-04-2005, 04:59 AM
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MyBad: "Because I'll be honest with you! I love his music! I do! I'm a Michael Bolton fan. For my money, I don't know if it gets any better than when he sings 'When a Man Loves a Woman'."
