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[desh]

I have about 100 CDs. A decent number. I keep about 35 or 40 of them in CD binders, and that selection of binder CDs hasn't really changed in 4 years, aside from a handful of new additions. And I never really listen to anything that's sitting in my tower racks and not in the binders.

Until now. I'm trying to go through them, one a day, until I've gone through all that aren't as pathetic-looking as the Batman Forever soundtrack. So far I've hit Reel Big Fish's Why Do They Rock So Hard? and Queen's Greatest Hits. I'm really enjoying it.

Oooh, let's take a vote. Which should be next? Let's see, which few look most appealing? There's Recovering the Satellites or August and Everything After by Counting Crows, Tigerlily by Natalie Merchant, Up by REM, and Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette. What do you think?

Comments

[gutwoman.livejournal.com]

Jagged Little Pill's a classic of our generation...

[bumonyou.livejournal.com]

Psht. Alanis. Go for the Counting Crows or REM. or Natalie Merchant, she makes fuckin beautiful music. Ok, here's my prioritised list:

0.Tom Petty
1.REM
2.Counting Crows
3.Natalie Merchant

Credit where due, hello?

[ruthonfire.livejournal.com]

Yeah who gave you that Alanis CD. Yeah. Which might I add has nothing on Recovering the Satellites, which is still in semi-regular rotation with me. Interestingly Natalie Merchant just came up on random on my computer, on the other hand, and she does sound fucking gorgeous and it sure has been a while. I'd say Natalie tomorrow, Adam the day after.

Re: Credit where due, hello?

[desh]

Gave me? Dude, you traded it for a ride home and a large fries.

[pato.livejournal.com]

I think my list of old CD's inspired you. Put on counting crows and love life.

[jdcohen.livejournal.com]

Dude. August and Everything After. It's good music to chill to.

--Jeff

hmm

[nytesenvy.livejournal.com]

i'm all about the Alanis and REM

[jdcohen.livejournal.com]

I can also give you some cool House, Trance, Drum n' Bass, and some IDM. If you're interested. ;-)

--Jeff

[desh]

It's already going to take me years to get over the trauma...

Dude...

[mantisbot.livejournal.com]

It's all about the REM sir. Rock on with yo bad self... bwahahahahhha>;)

Garan

Re: Dude...

[desh]

Yeah, sometimes. I listen to Automatic for the People all the time. But Up isn't in the same ballpark.

[desh]

For purposes of completeness:

I listened to Jagged first, which was awesome. Then I listened to August, which wasn't as good as I remembered. Then Tigerlily, which was almost as good as Jagged. Then Recovering, which was only slightly better than August, and finally Up, which didn't even live up to August.