<p>Readily available CDs in car (not stored in a carry-case) include:
Allman Brothers - Best of
Steve Tyrell - this guy’s in love
Music from the Motion Picture De-Lovely -The Songs of Cole Porter
Allison Krauss + Union Station - Live
Allison Krauss + Union Station - Lonely Runs Both Ways
Eric Clapton - Clapton Chronicles</p>
<p>CDs in office:
Rolling Stones - Let it Bleed
Fleetwood Mac - The Dane
Oldies Collection</p>
<p>Just a bit eclectic…</p>
<p>:::::bounce bounce:::::::</p>
<p>*Congratulations.</p>
<p>You won the ticket lottery and the chance to purchase tickets to the Pearl Jam show on March 18th at the Paramount Theatre (911 Pine Street). Your credit card information has been accepted, and now you need to collect your tickets *</p>
<p>Almost any CD by Putamayo! And I am obsessed with Natasha St. Pier. I heard her on a United Airlines “Eurobeat” audio channel and bought her latest CD at the Paris airport. I bought her previous CD on Ebay.</p>
<p>Son burned me a cd of all Zydeco and another of Motown hits. I also have an Ellis Marsaliss CD, Who’s Next and Sprinstein’s Born to Run in the 6-CD changer.</p>
<p>Shins CD my son made
Rubber Soul
Camelot (yeah, I’m a sucker for that one)
George Harrison, best of
Dave Matthews (again, my son picked the ones he knew I’d like)</p>
<p>I like Putamayo too
and zydeco
and Motown</p>
<p>My favorite though is old stuff from before I was born
Ella Bille Satchmo
Porgy and Bess
Miles</p>
<p>I decided I needed to try listening to some different stuff, so this past couple of weeks it has been:</p>
<p>Claude Bollings Suite for Cello
Claude Bollings Suite for Flute
Bill Evans
Barenaked Ladies
Clarence Greenwood
Adagio for Strings
Phantom of the Opera (15 year old girl is playing it whenever she gets a chance)
Sweet Honey in the Rock
April Lavigne (11 year old girl child just got this CD)</p>
<p>This can vary so much from time to time, but here’s what’s playing on the main 6-CD changer:</p>
<p>1 – Mahler --Symphony No. 5</p>
<p>2 – Portrait of Yo Yo Ma (I am in a MAJOR cello-loving phase)</p>
<p>3 – Genesis, Archives 1967-1975 – CD#4 – demos, rough mixes, and unreleased tracks from 1967-1970</p>
<p>4 – Neil Finn – Try Whistling This</p>
<p>5 – Prince – The Black Album</p>
<p>6 – Ralph Towner / Gary Burton – Matchbook</p>
<p>Yikes! Any pattern here (other than “stuff I like”)?</p>
<p>Methinks my car stereo selection is currently much more “patterned,” currently focusing on the 1972-1975 era works from the English progressive rock groups Camel and Gentle Giant.</p>
<p>More: no pattern, just stuff i like:</p>
<p>Edie Brickell (Volcano cd)
Van Morrison (Moondance cd)
Coltrane
Santana
Myles Davis
Clapton
Vaughan Williams
Nat King Cole</p>
<p>Tracks:
Neil Young (Hurricane)
Bela Fleck (Dark Circles)
U2 (Electrical Storm)
Talking Heads (Take Me to the River)
Bill Withers (Ain’t No Sunshine)</p>
<p>and um, 10000 Maniacs (Campfire Songs), Mary Black, James Taylor, John Williams guitar, and make that MILES Davis, sorry.</p>
<p>Running on my pink, mini-iPod at the moment: :)</p>
<p>Something to Talk About – Badly Drawn Boy</p>
<p>Trip – West Indian Girl
Miles from Monterey – West Indian Girl
(West Indian Girl’s music is a little like riding the Astro Orbitors in Tomorrowland at DisneyWorld…at night, with all of the lights on! Cool, futuristic, fun.)</p>
<p>Don’t Bother Me – The Beatles (my general parenting philosophy)
Till There Was You – The Beatles
Big Balls - AC/DC (hahaha, cracks me UP!)
Dream On - Aerosmith
Red Vines – Aimee Mann
Candyman – Aqua (best after 3 cups of coffee!) ::Oh, my love, I know you are my candyman:::You are my lollipop:::I wish that I were a bubbleyum:::</p>
<p>Queens of The Stone Age-Never Say Never – Artist<br>
Baracunatana – Aterciopelados (I understand “La-la-la-lala…” and about every 10th word of this song!) </p>
<p>Shine On – Baby
Brown Sugar (Eric Clapton version) – Rolling Stones
Let’s Do It – Joan Jett & Paul Westerberg </p>
<p>Lonely Hearts – Richard & Linda Thompson</p>
<p>Listening to recently:</p>
<p>u2’s Vertigo
Green Day – American Idiot
a lot of early REM, esp. Murmur, Life’s Rich Pageant, and the one inbetween whose<br>
name I can’t remember
Richard Shindell–anyone heard of him?
Zydeco/Cajun – had Beausoleil on last night
Midnight Oil
The Shins</p>
<p>Here’s my current playlist- </p>
<p>John Mayer Room for Squares- Heavier Things
Jason Mraz
Duncan Sheik
Anything by Joni Mitchell
All of Diana Krall’s Cd’s
Joe Pass
Nat King Cole
Jimi Hendrix
Rachmaninov
Cecilia Bartoli- Opera
Neil Young
David Crosby with his new group CPR
Tony Bennett
Zombies
Mozart</p>
<p>Songman, didn’t you just love the new version of “Clouds” that was featured in the soundtrack of “Love, Actually”? Haunting…</p>
<p>At the office:</p>
<p>Gato Barbeiri Caliente
Prince Un2 the Joy Fantastic
Professor Longhair Mardi Gras in Baton Rouge
High Fidelity soundtrack
Greg Brown Honey in the Lion’s Head</p>
<p>Joni Mitchell Hits and Misses
U2 The Joshua Tree
Anything by folk singer David Wilcox
Sound track from City of Angels
Charlotte Church
Sarah MacLachlan Afterglow</p>
<p>Dude…wow, I was waiting for someone to mention something classical! For me…</p>
<p>Miles Davis, Miles Ahead (blues for Pablo but all of it)
Transfigured Bach
Loved Ones…Ellis and Branford Marsalis
Genius Loves Company Ray Charles
Cinquieme As (MC Solaar, French rap/hip hop)
Bach, Klavierkonzerte (Sp?)-- Christoph Eschenbach
plus John Mayer, soundtracks (Witness, Wicked), Santana, JT, etc.</p>
<p>Led Zeppelin- Physical Graffiti :)</p>
<p>Green Day
The Smiths
The Killers
Garbage
Zac Maloy
Wilco
Muse</p>
<p>And MTV is running a great ICON on The Cure…so I’ve dusted that off. :)</p>
<p>Just got another soundtrack:
Napoleon Dynamite…GOSH!</p>
<p>Oh yeah; I meant to comment on whoever mentioned the soundtrack from **I Am Sam<a href=“could’ve%20been%20the%20college%20music%20thread?”>/B</a>. I loved the music from that movie!! I didn’t feel like anybody “ruined” any Beatles songs 
…have to go check that out.</p>