Recomendations.

Ok... I'm bored.... so I went through all my MP3
s and made a list of all that are worth listening to.

:D
These are my top ten favorite songs of all time
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Ty Herndon - It Must Be Love
Faith Hill - This Kiss
Martine McBride - I Love You
John Michael Montgomery - Life's a Dance
Martina McBride - My Valentine
Phil Vassar - Just Another Day In Paradise
Phil Vassar - Carlene
Green Day - Minority
Green Day - Time Of Your Life
Eve 6 - On The Roof Again
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Faith Hill - Just To Hear You Say That You Love Me
Faith Hill - The Way You Love Me
Monkeys - Day Dream Beleiver
Monkeys - I'm a Beleiver
Diamond Rio - How Your Love Makes Me Feel
Terri Clark - When Boy Meets Girl
Tim McGraw And Faith Hill - It's Your Love
Nine Days - Absolutely
Beatles - So Happy Together
Toby Keith - How Do You Like Me Now
Tracy Lawrence - Just To See You Smile
U2 - With Or Without You
Wheatus - Teenage Dirtbag
Don McLean - American Pie
Time McGraw - My Next 30 Years
Tracy Lawrence - If You Loved Me
Colin Ray - One Boy, One Girl
Offspring - Bad Habit
Tracy Lawrence - Time Marches On
Red Hot Chilli Peppers - Californication
Everlast - Black Jesus
Moby ft. Gwen Stefani - Southside
Soundgarden - Black Hole Sun
ACDC - Highway To Hell
ACDC - Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
Alanis Morsette - I'm a *****
Alanis Morsette - Hand In My Pocket
Bob Dylan - Blowing In The Wind
Bob Segar - Like A Rock
Bush - Glycerine
Charlie Danials Band - Devil Went Down To Georgia
Cranberries - Zombie
Dixie Chicks - Irish Medley
Dixie Chicks - There's Your Trouble
Dixie Chicks - Ready To Run
Dixie Chicks - Wide Open Spaces
Faith Hill - Let Me Let Go
Faith Hill - Secret Of Life
Garth Brooks - She's Every Woman
ANYTHING by Green Day, but my favorites are:
Green Day - Long View
Green Day - Brain Stew
Green Day - Basket Case
Guns 'N Roses - Civil War
ANYTHING by Hootie And The Blowfish, but my favorites are:
HATB - Hold My Hand
HATB - I Only Wanna Be With You
Cleveland Rocks - Both versions, (The one by Ian Hunter, and the one by Presidents Of The United States)
Jewel - Who Will Save Your Soul
Joan Osborne - What If God Was One Of Us
Jo Dee Messina - That's The Way It Is
Jo Dee Messina - Heads Carolina, Tails California
Jo Dee Messina - Bye Bye
Jo Dee Messina - I'm Doing Alright
Live - I Alone
Rod Stewart - Forever Young
Rembrants - I'll Be There
Simon And Garfunkle - Homeward Bound

Wow, its a good thing you have DSL, otherwise you would have no life...oh thats right...this is a programming forum, we don't have lives to begin with :rolleyes:

:)

he who speaks the truth

Faith Hill, the Dixie Chicks, and ACDC are the best! They are all people with an attitude.

Not a bad selection Dennis. I like the Dixie Chicks more for thier looks than their music. I noticed that there wasn't any Springsteen on that list. Still pretty cool.

Jim ( I think is JPRoy392's name)

You have a cool avitar.

sorry Benjamin but there is nothing that i like in your list,

here's what i like to listen to lately:

Hed(pe)
Crazy Town
Disturbed
Spineshank
Slipknot
Limp Bizkit
Linkin Park
System of a Down

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Thanks smh! Calvin & Hobbes rule!

Hmm... I got bored... so I decided to find this thread.... surprisingly it has 7 replies!!

Jim:
Who's springsteen?



Sebs:
that "music" is horrible... of course thats just my opinion but listening to that "music" makes me sick.

Quote:

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Originally posted by Benjamin
Jim:
Who's springsteen?

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Dennis....you are culturally deprived....or depraved or something. Are you seriously saying you don't know who Bruce Springsteen is?

heard his name before.... but never heard him.. don't even know what kind of music he plays..

I'm sorry but I can't talk to you anymore until you go out and find yourself an mp3 and remedy this situation!

Ok, I hope you can talk enough to recomend a song...

Try Born to Run...excellent.


Great lyrics!
"Just wrap your legs round my velvet ribs and strap your hands cross my engines"......

Cool song :)

Okay...you've redeem yourself....

Best songs ever:

John Lennon - Imagine
Meatloaf - Bat out of Hell
Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
Guns 'n' Roses - Civil War


Comedy entry:
Limp Bizkit - Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog flavoured Water

argggggggggh i cant believe spineshank actually got a record contract!!!!

I cant believe Limp bizquick named there album "Chocolate starfish and the hot dog flavored water" my god that one is just to easy to criticize..so i wont. ;)

I am never set on one band or style of music so i will just list what i currently listen to... but this will change when all these songs get old heh.

1)Voodoo Glow Skullz - Fat Randy
2)A perfect circle - 3 libras
3)Eleven Thirty Four - Dying
4)Primus - Jerry was a race car driver
5)Live - all over you

Jeff_1 its Limp Bizkit not bizquick

i dont know how you people you people like this music but sebs has the best i think... but my taste changes

Chenko

Yes i do know that it is "bizkit" ..but i call them "Bizquick" ..because of the "bizkit" making stuff that comes in a box..it is called "Bizquick".

Like 'Nesquick' I guess ;)

Ok... added a few more to the list:

all bruce springsteen songs
Everlast - Black Jesus
Lifehouse - Hanging By The Moment
Incubus - Drive
Bare Naked Ladies - Pinch Me
Dave Matthews Band - I Did It
Red Hot Chilli Peppers - Californication

:D

Dennis -

You are forgiven for not knowing that much about Springsteen.

Let me tell you a few things why Bruce Springsteen is so cool:

In the mid 1980's he wrote a song called "Born in the USA". The song addressed many social problems faced by Vietnam Veterans upon their return to the States. It was a "liberal" song that the conservative Ronald Reagan decided to use for his 1984 re-election campaign. Reagan, who was old and very forgetful at the time, thought the song was something like "Proud to be an American" but it wasn't. This song stood for everything that Reagan wasn't.

In the early 90's Springsteen did a song on the soundtrack for Philadelphia. The song was called "Streets of Philadelphia". At the time AIDS was still considered a "homosexual" and a "drug user" diease. The movie was great and so was the song.

I like his older stuff. Songs like "Rosilita" and "Thunder Road" are really awesome. My friend and I are competing to see how many bootlegs we can download off of Napster. The best one I have is an acoustic version of "Growing Up". (Hint: download it off of Napster, I gaurntee you'll like it.) The regular version of "Growing Up" was in "Big Daddy" with Adam Sandler.

The best part of Springsteen is that his music reflects the problems of the working guy. The song "Johnny 99" is about an auto working in Mahwah, NJ (8 miles from where I live) that loses his job because Ford desides to move the plant to Mexico. He wrote another song about the recent tragedy that took place in New York when the four white police officers shot 41 times and killed an unarmed African Immigrant. New York police protested, again not listening to the song.

He's been compared to Dylan, but I like his music more. I think he writes better love songs (Tunnel of Love, Brilliant Disguise, Sandy, etc.) He's from New Jersey so you know he's not a bad guy either.

THe first list was ok, except for the dixie ****, they suck big time! Not enough old songs!

here's my top 10

1.Nothing Else Matters(i'm a metallica Fan :)
2.Time (Pink Floyd)
3.Pachabel Canon
4.Bouree (Jethro Tull)
5.Imigrant Song (Led Zeppelin)
6.November Rain (GNR)
7.Smells like teen spirits(Nirvana)
8.No satisfaction (Rolling Stones)
9.In a gadda da vida(Iron ButterFly)
10.Anything from RadioHead

and lot of songs by NIN are good too and there' s also alot of underground techno that nobody knows!