Posted on 12/07/2008 10:05:02 AM PST by UB355
I mostly listen to my MP3 player while driving during the work week . My selections are supposed to be mostly calming
My current stuff
2 Christmas albums
Enya
And Winter Came
Manheim Steamroller
Christmas 1984
Enya
Watermark
1 Celtic Women Album
A New Journey
4 Thomas Newman soundtracks
Cinderella Man, Road to Perdition, Horse Whisperer, Shawshank Redemption
1 John Grisham Audio Book The Innocent Man
1 David McCullough Audio Book 1776
Denis Miller Radio Show Podcasts About an hour and three quarter each.
December 4th, December 5th
Megadeth - United Abominations
Check it out. It’s extremely anti-UN.
LOLz
Now let’s see if there’s a reasonably close music match. :)
This is a good thing. Daughter’s are supposed to think their Dads are dorky.
Okay, not a music match. I still hold out hope.
Tell me you like Garbage. I love them. How about Chemical Brothers?
What’s on your IPOD?
I just started getting into MP3s, since a lot of the CDs I want are no longer available, even from Amazon. I can only get certain stuff now as MP3. : (
Here’s what I have so far, and these were free downloads:
The Hi-Lo’s
Jean Shepherd
Stan Freberg
Deerhunter - "Microcastle"
Wire - "Object 47"
A Sunny Day in Glagow - "Scribble Mural Comic Journal"
Just a couple of things I've downloaded recently.
I saw the audio of Atlas Shrugged on overdrive.com. How many hours of a listen is it ??
What’s an MP3 player?
I”m more concerned about your liberal leaning daughter than about your choice of music.... how sad.
Each segment is 7 hours, and there are 6 segments.
I read the book, but my husband couldn’t get into it, so now he’s listening to it with me, and enjoying it.
Yea!
The Old Man in the Corner and El Dorado by Baroness Orkzy.
Soon, I’m going to have “Freakanomics” and “Pimsleur’s Spanish for Beginners.”
It plays MP3's.
Hope that helps.
But I'm mostly sort of stuck in the 80s. ;-)
I just got through making a compilation for a Christmas get-together at my house tonight. Here’s the playlist (or rather the artist list)... mostly “dorky” Christmas music, of the Santa theme variety.
1. Frank Sinatra
2. Dean Martin
3. Andy Williams
4. Johnny Mathis
5. Ella Fitzgerald
6. Billy May
7. Tony Bennett
8. Bing Crosby
9. Kay Starr
10. Wayne Newton
11. Peggy Lee
12. Jack Jones
13. Ray Anthony
14. Ray Conniff
15. Nat King Cole
16. Edie Dorme & Steve Lawrence
17. Eddie Fisher
18. Percy Faith
19. Les Baxter
Of course, after my guest leave I’ll have to go pull out my Stones, Beatles, Led Zep, Who, Pink Floyd....hehehe.
Right now, a bunch of vintage ‘60s Brazilian jazz (Elis Regina, Tom Jobim, Stan Getz, Charlie Byrd), some marvelous Don Grusin, some Led Zeppelin, Some B-52s, a couple of great CDs from Lani Hall and Herb Alpert, Sergio Mendes’ most recent two albums, some Philippe Saisse Trio...
And about three days’ worth of podcast listening! Rush 24/7, Laura Ingraham, The Onion, Science Channel, Spirit of Brazil, Podcasting Brasil, about a dozen Townhall.com podcasts, Wired Gadget Labs, Science Channel, Car Talk, Legal Lad, several Wall St. Journal podcasts, Epicurious...
Love my iPhone. 16GB, about 5/8 full.
I was the same as your husband, could not get into the book
Your daughter’s right...IMHO
Celtic Women!! Hell ya!
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