Lowell George - Thanks, I’ll Eat It Here
StoryTyler
“Not everybody does it, but everybody should.”
I Spy Ty.
La forza del destino - Placido Domingo & Martina Arroyo. Recorded live in Buenos Aires.
Always wanted to go to Buenos Aires!
I made the mistake of giving my five disk changer to my mom before I learned that my DVD won’t play CD-R media but I had in it:
K.D. Lang Ingenue
Alan Parsons Project Tales of Mystery and Imagination
disk 1 of the Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys box set
Joe Jackson Laughter and Lust
Disk 2 of the Steely Dan box set.
With Stevie Ray Vaughan Texas Flood in the truck and Electric Light Orchestra On the Third Day in my Discman.
Come let us go, I’ve a cask of amontillado.
Ten-disc changer in my car:
1- Black Sabbath “We Sold Our Soul for Rock and Roll” disc 1
2- Disc 2 of “We Sold Our Soul”
3- Reel Big Fish “Why Do They Rock So Hard?”
4- Screamin’ Jay Hawkins “Voodoo Jive”
5- Godsmack “Godsmack”
6- Blink 182 “Enema of the State”
7- Emerson, Lake, and Palmer “The Best of ELP”
8- The Offspring “Americana”
9- Marilyn Manson “Mechanical Animals” (I don’t really listen to this, but my brother does.)
10- Devo “Devo’s Greatest Hits”
Changed occasionally.
I refuse to buy a CD player. They pulled that crap on me with cassette tapes. By the time I had my record collection recreated in cassette form (plus got all the new stuff I needed), they came out with CD’s. So, I just KNOW that if I buy a CD player and replace the 100’s of tapes I own - they’ll just up and change to something else. However, the last thing in my tape player was either Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon or Led Zeppelin IV (I can’t remember which).
6 disc changer (kinda lame compared to a 200 one, though).
“It says, I choo-choo-choose you. And it’s got a picture of a train.”
– Ralph Wiggum
5 Disc Changer
Fatboy Slim-You’ve Come A Long Way, Baby.
Abba-Gold
Mighty Mighty Bosstones-Live From the Middle East
Nine Inch Nails-Pretty Hate Machine
10,000 Maniacs-In My Tribe
If your head is wax, don’t walk in the sun.
-Benjamin Franklin
Let’s see…I have a rather varied CD collection, so these change often. Right now we have:
In the stereo at home:
Tori Amos, “Little Earthquakes”
Blues Traveler, “Four”
Dave Matthews Band, “Listener Supported,” disc 1
In the car:
The Cure, “Wish”
Great Big Sea, “Rant & Roar”
Sheryl Crow, “The Globe Sessions”
Santana, “Supernatural”
Ricky Martin, “Ricky Martin”
Third Eye Blind, “Third Eye Blind”
“You are sweet, kind, and considerate… Like a grown up boy scout with tits!” - Brian, aka SDMB’s one and only Satan.
BTW, Just needed to mention this, I am extraordinarily lazy. The 5 CD’s in right now are what I consider “perfect” CD’s, they require no flipping or skipping songs. I love the whole thing. Of my entire collection there are probably only 20 or so of these and they are the ones usually laying on top of the entertainment center rather than filed.
If your head is wax, don’t walk in the sun.
-Benjamin Franklin
I’m in a jazzy mood:
6 disk thing:
David Bowie-- Low
Peter Murphy --Deep
Elliot Smith (can’t remember which one)
Tom Waits-- the Black Rider
Robin Hitchcock–Eye
A thing by FM Einheit/Blixa Bargeld and John Peel done as a Dante’s Inferno radio play
Luscious Jackson - Fever In, Fever Out
I’ve got well over 300 CD’s but I’ve been listening to this CD somewhat disproportionately over the last few weeks. This CD and Cibo Mato’s ‘Stereo Type-A’ together have probably accounted for half of my CD listening selection recently.
In my work “play pile”:
The Fall “458489 A Sides”;
Orange Juice “The Very Best of”;
Iggy Pop “The Idiot”;
Benny Goodman “Stompin’ at the Savoy”;
Soundtrack “The Singing Detective”;
Various “Music of the Streets: Mechanical Street Entertainment of the 1890s”
D’Oyly Carte “HMS Pinafore”
Carl Stalling Project “Music from Warner Bros Cartoons, 1936-58”
My co-workers think I’m insane.
Launcher may train without warning.
Wow, what a trip. I have “In My Tribe” in the tape deck(haven’t bought the cd yet). This album is one of my top ten. I got a promo 33" disc with four songs on it before the album even came out, so I claim them as MY group(even though they had stuff out way before this 
“It is now proved beyond doubt that smoking is one of the leading causes of statistics.”
Enya - The Best of Enya
Leahy
What can I say… Im mellow
We are, each of us angels with only one wing,and we can only fly by embracing one another
Sinatra-“Gold”
Bone Machine, Tom Waits; Little Earthquakes, Tori Amos; The Velvet Underground and Nico.
Flypsyde: I’ve only got about 170 maybe 180 in mine. Best toy ever invented - hit ‘random’ and run. You never know what it’s going to come up with next.
Minxsmon:
Piff. Get used to it. One or the other of MP3 or minidiscs are next, after that - who knows? Point is, each new tech: sounds better/is more convienient/tastes better/is less filling/whatever … than the last, you do your best to keep up. For the record, I still own a couple hundred vinyl LPs and an awesome collection of cassettes. And I still own the hardware to play all of them on, can listen to them anytime I want - so there.
CanadianSue: Enya. Some of the best music ever written. Any of it, all of it - I love Enya. Thanks, there’s some of her stuff in the changer, I might go try to find it.
Anyway, the CD in the doomahickie currently set to go is disk 1 of 2 of Evita by the original London cast (and it won’t be on random play). If you suffered through the movie, my apologies - try a version featuring people who can actually do live theatre. The story is more or less the same, the presentation makes all the difference in the world. Even without any visuals, ahhhhhhh …
Home- Tonic’s Sugar
Truck-
Yello-Essentials
Sarah McLachlan- Fumbling Towards Ecstasy
Blue’s Traveler- Straight On Till Morning
Dave Matthews Band- Crash
Chris Isaak- Forever Blue
Big Head Todd…- Beautiful World
Dan Baird- Loves Songs For The Hearing Impaired
From Dusk Till Dawn- Soundtrack
Sonny Landreth- South of I-10
Grosse Point Blank- Soundtrack
Having a paltry one-cd player, at the moment it’s
Olodum-The Best of Olodum…of course, I don’t understand a word.
Just before that, the finest album ever made
The Stone Roses-The Stone Roses.
I’m thinking of getting a 500 disc changer…so there.