Thursday, December 16, 2004
Sorry about the not posting guys. I've been working 55-60 hours a week at the new job. It's been a routine of get up. Spend an hour eating breakfast, watching the news, showering, shaving, the third S, and then heading on into work. I've also had only one day to get my running around done. Oil changes and clothes washing have primarily occupied my one day off a week. I'm going to cheat and just copy something that Big Stupid Tommy did. He got it from smoking toaster, whatever that is. Anyway, my selection is very limited. When my computer got hit by lightning the sound card got hit as well, which means that I can't actually listen to them unless I download them into my MP3 player. Actually, I don't know that it's the sound card. Sound on a computer isn't that vital to me, so I've just done what I've always done.
Anyway, the idea is that I place all my MP3s on random shuffle and then list the first ten. Of course, there are repeats since I don't have my whole CD collection converted.
1. Hong Kong Blues by Junior Brown - Semi-Crazy
2. Don't Close Your Eyes by Keith Whitley - Keith Whitley - Greatest Hits
3. Space Cowboy - Steve Miller Band: The Best of 1968 - 1973.
"Some people call me the space cowboy/Some call me the gangster of love" Sing along. You know you love this song too.
I bought this thing because of this song. It's cracks me up
4. She Has A Girlfriend Now by Reel Big Fish - Turn the Radio Off
I heard this group way back in 1997 back while I was visiting my brother in Texas. It's ska. Well, pop ska. The song I heard was Sell Out. I was hooked from the beginning. This CD has explicit lyrics. Consider yourself warned.
5. Mannish Boy by Hank Williams Jr. - somewhere in the The Bocephus Box
This box set seems to be perpetually doomed. I bought it on CD only to loan the first CD to some one and never see them again. I then bought it again, but only lost it while I was dating that demon many years ago. The one that Weslee says that I hold that grudge against. I needed some gas money. I bought it again last year, and downloaded it into MP3 format, but the first CD seems to be lost to my player. I think that there is a curse on that CD. I wish it were the second. The first one is the best one. I love that hurting music.
6. Polkas On 45 by Weird Al Yankovic - somewhere in his Permanent Record.
This is another story. I was fishing with a friend when he was flipping through my CDs we watched it roll right into the lake. Never to be seen again. He asked what that was. It was part of the four disc box set. It has been replaced since. That's when I quit taking CDs out of the bedroom.
7. He Stopped Loving Her Today - Vol. 2-Super Hits of George Jones
8. Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy - Queen - Greatest Hits
9. Love Delicatessen by The Presidents Of The United States Of America - Pure Frosting
I didn't like Presidents until I heard Back Porch. That's a great country tune if there over was one. I still don't like Lump, but the rest of what they have is great.
10. Hell Yeah by The Bloodhound Gang - Hooray for Boobies
You know why I bought that CD. You know you find it funny, too.
I took some liberty with this stuff. I only reported the first track that an artist came up with. Twenty percent of my MP3 collection is Weird Al, so I just listed his first one.
Anyway, the idea is that I place all my MP3s on random shuffle and then list the first ten. Of course, there are repeats since I don't have my whole CD collection converted.
1. Hong Kong Blues by Junior Brown - Semi-Crazy
2. Don't Close Your Eyes by Keith Whitley - Keith Whitley - Greatest Hits
3. Space Cowboy - Steve Miller Band: The Best of 1968 - 1973.
"Some people call me the space cowboy/Some call me the gangster of love" Sing along. You know you love this song too.
I bought this thing because of this song. It's cracks me up
4. She Has A Girlfriend Now by Reel Big Fish - Turn the Radio Off
I heard this group way back in 1997 back while I was visiting my brother in Texas. It's ska. Well, pop ska. The song I heard was Sell Out. I was hooked from the beginning. This CD has explicit lyrics. Consider yourself warned.
5. Mannish Boy by Hank Williams Jr. - somewhere in the The Bocephus Box
This box set seems to be perpetually doomed. I bought it on CD only to loan the first CD to some one and never see them again. I then bought it again, but only lost it while I was dating that demon many years ago. The one that Weslee says that I hold that grudge against. I needed some gas money. I bought it again last year, and downloaded it into MP3 format, but the first CD seems to be lost to my player. I think that there is a curse on that CD. I wish it were the second. The first one is the best one. I love that hurting music.
6. Polkas On 45 by Weird Al Yankovic - somewhere in his Permanent Record.
This is another story. I was fishing with a friend when he was flipping through my CDs we watched it roll right into the lake. Never to be seen again. He asked what that was. It was part of the four disc box set. It has been replaced since. That's when I quit taking CDs out of the bedroom.
7. He Stopped Loving Her Today - Vol. 2-Super Hits of George Jones
8. Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy - Queen - Greatest Hits
9. Love Delicatessen by The Presidents Of The United States Of America - Pure Frosting
I didn't like Presidents until I heard Back Porch. That's a great country tune if there over was one. I still don't like Lump, but the rest of what they have is great.
10. Hell Yeah by The Bloodhound Gang - Hooray for Boobies
You know why I bought that CD. You know you find it funny, too.
I took some liberty with this stuff. I only reported the first track that an artist came up with. Twenty percent of my MP3 collection is Weird Al, so I just listed his first one.
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