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Originally posted by spo:

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Originally posted by wine+art:
Natasha Bedingfield

I liked that song "These Words" but I had a feeling the rest of the cd would not live up to that tune.

It's all about downloading to one's iPod anymore.

W+A, I have not gone over to ipod yet. I rarely download albums. I like having the packaging, liner notes etc.

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Originally posted by spo:
W+A, I have not gone over to ipod yet. I rarely download albums. I like having the packaging, liner notes etc.

iPod is a must!

If you travel at all, it is wonderful for music, movies, podcast etc. Helps sitting at airports, planes and such.

It also is becoming a major tool in business. A podcast to recruit talent from college is a must. Just hired 6 interns. A great way to secure students.

You can still buy your CD, just download what you want.

I have a Creative MP3 player that holds about 10 cds. I use it when I travel. Not in the airport though. I only when I am away from stereo and cds.

iPods rule for relieving the tedium of workout sessions! I try to put together a different mix every week - almost makes exercise fun... almost.

Tunes for this Sunday's morning jog were selected by the iPod from my classics catalogue. This musical mélange was the result:

Mountain - Mississippi Queen
Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out
Rolling Stones - Stray Cat Blues
MC5 - Kick out the Jams
Steve Earle - Copperhead Road
Clash - Should I Stay or Should I Go
Presidents of the U. S. A. - Lump
Eric Clapton - After Midnight
Tony Joe White - Polk Salad Annie
Nine Inch Nails - Head Like a Hole
Butthole Surfers - Pepper
AC/DC - Ride On
Neil Young - Down by the River

Aaron Copeland, Fanfare for the Common Man.

Justice - Waters of Nazareth

In my car.

Beatles-LOVE
Joe Walsh-So What
Heavy Metal-movie Soundtrack
Crosby Stills Nash-Best of
Simon & Garfunkel-Best of
Pat Travers-King Biscuit Flower Hour (LIVE)

that is all

Keith Jarrett, Th Koln Concert

Gypsy Kings

cold war kids, robbers and cowards-awesome!!

Gang of Four - Entertainment

TV on the Radio - Return to Cookie Mountain

Pavarotti Greatest Hits

Pat Metheney -- a bunch of CDs on shuffle.

On my Sunday morning jog, I was accompanied by the world's greatest rock n' roll band... the ROLLING EFFIN STONES!!! Some of my favorite Stones tunes were presented by the Shuffle this way:

Honky Tonk Woman
Stray Cat Blues
Sympathy for the Devil
Emotional Rescue
It's Only Rock n' Roll
Dance Little Sister
Let it Bleed
Dead Flowers
It's All Over Now
Rough Justice
Love is Strong
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Shattered

Slip Monkey Man in there and you've got the perfect set.

that is all

Purple Teeth, your shuffle list is missing Rocks Off.

noguano & steve8,

All I had to do was run longer and the iPod would have eventually played those songs, as well as Bitch, Brown Sugar, Gimme Shelter, Paint it Black, Street Fighting Man, Saint of Me, She's So Cold, and more.

The Stones have such a deep playlist of good tunes, I would have to run a marathon to hear them all!

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The Stones have such a deep playlist of good tunes,

Really? I heard they've been around for a long time.

I was listening to Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon on SACD 5.1 surround this morning. Damn, that is one well-engineered album! (Hey, how come they haven't had a reunion tour yet?? )

Savage Grace "After the Fall From Grace"

I was dying for some cheesy 80's metal. Thank goodness I found this little gem on cd.

Sebadoh - Bakesale

Blue 'Trane

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