JCC Song Shuffle

Time Is On My Side - The Rolling Stones
Resolution - John Coltrane
Honky Tonk Women - The Rolling Stones
Maria - Rage Against The Machine
Enemies - Helmet
Badge - Cream
In My Life - The Beatles
Unsung - Helmet
She's So Fine - Jimi Hendrix Experience
When Good Dogs Do Bad Things - The Dillinger Escape Plan

 

Call on Me- Chicago
The Spoken Wheel- Flogging Molly
That Smell- Lynyrd Skynyrd
F.O.D.- Green Day
Don't Die With A Clean Sword- Ramin Djawadi (A Clash of Kings soundtrack)
The Sacrifice of Faramir- Howard Shore
Jane- Jefferson Starship
Travelin' Band- Creedence Clearwater Revival
Spirit Temple- Koji Kondo (Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time soundtrack)
Attracted to Us- The Lonely Island

 

Cindy Incidentally - The Faces
I Don't Really Mind - Tame Impala
Jamming - Bob Marley
Midnight To Six - Pretty Things
Sultans Of Swing - Dire Straits
Three Button Hand Me Down - The Faces
Get Away With It - Animal Kingdom
Sweet Jane - The Velvet Underground
Dear Mr. Fantasy - Traffic
Love Struck Baby - Stevie Ray Vaughan

 

Hurt - Nine Inch Nails
The Devil & Me - Clutch
Plateau - Nirvana
Slave Ship - The Jesus Lizard
Because - The Beatles
For No One - The Beatles
Landslide - Fleetwood Mac
Photograph - Def Leppard
Digging The Grave - Faith No More
Hello, I Love You - The Doors

 

Wild Horses - The Rolling Stones
Mouth Of Ghosts - The Dillinger Escape Plan
Equinox - John Coltrane
The Logical Song - Supertramp
The God That Failed - Metallica
Rock n' Roll Outlaw - Clutch
In Hiding - Pearl Jam
Tales Of Brave Ulysses - Cream
Fazer - Quicksand
Rock And Roll Ain't Noise Pollution - AC/DC

 

Spinal Meningitis ( Got Me Down) - Ween
Love - John Lennon
Looking Down the Barrel of a Gun - Beastie Boys
Broken Face - Pixies
She's Your Baby - Ween
I Can See for Miles - The Who
The Infanta - The Decemberists
Bwana Dik - Frank Zappa
Let's Spend the Night Together - Jerry Garcia Band
Got to be Free - The Kinks

 

Yolanda Be Cool & Dcup - We No Speak Americano
T-Pain ft. Joey Galaxy - Booty Wurk (One Cheek At A Time)
New Boyz ft. Chris Brown - Better With The Lights Off
Flo Rida ft. Sia - Wild Ones
LMFAO ft. Natalia Kills - Champagne Showers
Labrinth ft. Tinie Tempah - Earthquake
Cheryl - Call My Name
Far East Movement & Snoop Dogg - If I Was You (OMG)
Dev ft. The Cataracs - Bass Down Low
Guru Josh Project - Infinity 2008

Not very happy about this selection, because they're all old songs (2010 - 2012) and my favourite genre is dance and electronic, yet I don't see much of that there, except the first song which is one of my favourites of all time

 

I'll have another go, but this time shuffle from my playlist with all my favourite songs atm

Diplo - Set It Off
David Guetta ft. Ne-Yo & Akon - Play Hard
Rudimental ft. John Newman - Feel The Love
Calvin Harris ft. Ellie Goulding - I Need Your Love
Bingo Players ft. Far East Movement - Get Up (Rattle)
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis ft. Mary Lambert - Same Love
Pitbull ft. TJR - Don't Stop The Party
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis ft. Wanz - Thrift Shop
Of Monsters And Men - Little Talks
Calvin Harris ft. Florence Welch - Sweet Nothing

That's more like it

 

lol... what?

 

WHY IS EVERYBODY ALWAYS PICKING ON ME?

 

And Your Bird Can Sing - The Beatles
School - Nirvana
Achilles' Last Stand - Led Zeppelin
Manic Depression - Jimi Hendrix Experience
Little Wing - Jimi Hendrix Experience
Sure Shot - Beastie Boys
Jumpin' Jack Flash - The Rolling Stones
Pretty Noose - Soundgarden
Seabeast - Mastodon
Naima - John Coltrane

 

I know, that's what I call old, since I mostly listen to new songs, lol.

 

Because 2012 ended, like, over a month ago.

 

I mean songs from the start of 2012 are old to me, there's still heaps I listen to from late 2012.

 

Long, Long, Long - The Beatles
Back In Black - AC/DC
EXP - Jimi Hendrix Experience
Fight The Power - Public Enemy
Blackbird - The Beatles
Voodoo Child (Slight Return) (Live) - Jimi Hendrix
Apache Rose Peacock - Red Hot Chili Peppers
Out Ta Get Me - Guns N' Roses
Check My Brain - Alice In Chains
Crossroads - Cream

 

Home - Iggy Pop
Maquiladora - Radiohead
One After 909 - The Beatles
Gold Chains - Beck
On the Run - Pink Floyd
Amity - Elliott Smith
Like That - Public Image Limited
Easy Rider - Janis Joplin
Makisupa Policeman - Phish
Crippled Inside - John Lennon

 

Swing Rave – Eliot Goldenthal
The Entertainer – Scott Joplin, Marvin Hamlisch
How Come You Don’t Call Me – Alicia Keys
Trilhos Urbanos – Caetano Veloso
Carabina 30-30 – Los Lobos
Stayin’ Alive – The Bee Gees
Flood – Jars of Clay
Moon River Cha-Cha – Henry Mancini
Oh What a Beautiful Morning – Original Motion Picture Cast
The Prince’s Bed – Adam Green

Swing Rave – Eliot Goldenthal

This track is off Goldenthal’s totally bizarre soundtrack album for the Anthony Hopkins version of Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus, titled only Titus in the film version. Words really cannot describe this soundtrack; haunted electronica, blasting jazz, gorgeous orchestra, soaring arias . . . this one is exactly what the title says, a raving, frantic swing piece. Seriously, if you care about film music, you need to hear this groundbreaking, consistently surprising score.

The Entertainer – Scott Joplin, Marvin Hamlisch

I actually really dislike The Sting as a movie, but the soundtrack, deeply rooted in early twentieth century ragtime is a blast. This track has Hamlisch rearranging Joplin’s most famous song, which is still an ice cream truck staple. The song recurs throughout the soundtrack, thankfully. It’s a thrill every time it pops back up.

How Come You Don’t Call Me – Alicia Keys

Keys’ version of neo-soul doesn’t always work. When it does though, it works fantastically well. On this track from Songs in A Minor, it works. Enough said.

Trilhos Urbanos – Caetano Veloso

Veloso is the Bob Dylan of South America and on this 1985 self-titled album, he strips down to a tender, beautifully quiet acoustic folk style, in contrast to his earlier psychedelic albums. It’s probably his best album, but with Veloso I really need to hear everything he’s ever done and so do you. His voice is pure compassion.

Carabina 30-30 – Los Lobos

The wolves doing a more traditional sound than they usually do. The song is entirely in Spanish and carries a traditional Mexican melody. Less Mexican tinged rock and more pure Mexican folk.

Stayin’ Alive – The Bee Gees

I stand by it. I frigging stand by it. The Saturday Night Fever album is THE masterpiece of disco and it’s still the first disco album you need to own (maybe the ONLY one). It’s pure gold. It may not be cool, but it’s pure gold.

Flood – Jars of Clay

In the midst of the nineties alternative burst, came this great contemporary Christian group, taking all the right lessons from alternative college music. This song, at least, crossed over to college radio. I’ve been out of college for a strangely long time, but this one holds up. It’s still like nothing else in contemporary Christian music (except maybe Burlap to Cashmere, but they have a stupid name, so they don’t count).

Moon River Cha-Cha – Henry Mancini

Breakfast at Tiffany’s is easily Blake Edwards best film and its Mancini’s best score, The Pink Panther notwithstanding. Moon River is maybe the most beautiful song ever written. You wouldn’t think it would work as a cha-cha; God, you wouldn’t. But it does.

Oh What a Beautiful Morning – Original Motion Picture Cast

I’m from Oklahoma, so I have to love this musical. This one is hokey as heck and not as rousing as a lot of the best songs from this one. But come on, it’s a classic.

The Prince’s Bed – Adam Green

Oh, man, if you’ve never heard Adam Green’s Friends of Mine album, go get it immediately. His weirdo, stream of consciousness lyrics somehow work perfectly with his fabulous pop music and his smooth sixties pop musical backings. Friends of Mine and Frozen in Time are easily his best songs; this is probably number three. Only Green would sing, right frigging next to each other, the lines, “Everybody’s talkin’ ‘bout Jesus” and “Everybody’s ******* my baby.” The chorus is purely anthemic: “You got a place/In the prince’s bed/In the prince’s bed/In the prince’s beeeeeeeeeeeed!” In Green’s bizarre world, this passes for a love song.

 

Kodoku Ni ~ Dir en Grey
The Poet and the Pendulum ~ Nightwish
Go It Alone ~ Beck
Liberation Begins ~ A.R. Rahman
Jerusalem ~ Heimataerde
I Don't Care ~ Apocalyptica
Weisses Fleisch ~ Rammstein
Roter Sand ~ Rammstein
Bittersweet ~ Apocalyptica
Mein Teil (live) ~ Rammstein


I guess that pretty much sums up my entire iTunes library.

 

Clean - Helmet
Come Together - The Beatles
Friend Is A Four Letter Word - Cake
He Feels Bad - Helmet
Good Morning Good Morning - The Beatles
Seasick - The Jesus Lizard
To Forgive - Smashing Pumpkins
Tomorrow Never Knows - The Beatles
Rusty Cage - Soundgarden
Sympathy For The Devil - The Rolling Stones

 

11:59 - Blondie
There by the grace of God - Manic Street Preachers
Army of dreamers - Broder Daniel
Swimming pool - Freezepop
It could have been a brilliant career - Belle and Sebastian
Embassy lament - Chess the complete cast album
She's in fashion - Suede
No surrender - Bruce Springsteen
Parklife - Blur
Orpheus in red velvet - Marc Almond

 

Rusty Cage - Soundgarden
Play With Fire - The Rolling Stones
Song 2 - Blur
Corduroy - Pearl Jam
Funny Vibe (Live) - Living Colour
Carry That Weight - The Beatles
Invisible Sun - The Police
Root Down - Beastie Boys
Serve The Servants - Nirvana
Heartbreaker - Led Zeppelin

 

Take This Bottle - Faith No More
Rock-It - Herbie Hancock
Do You Think I'm Sexy? - The Revolting *****
Stuck in the Metal - Eagles of Death Metal
Way Out - Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Ty Cobb - Soundgarden
Close Your Eyes & You'll Burst Into Flame - Kaki King
Caligulove - Them Crooked Vultures
Dekalb Blues - The Drones
Who Can It Be Now? - Colin Hay

 

Farewell And Goodnight - Smashing Pumpkins
Fell In Love With A Girl - The White Stripes
Dead & Bloated - Stone Temple Pilots
Complete - Helmet
Remember - Jimi Hendrix Experience
Black Dog - Led Zeppelin
I'm Looking Through You - The Beatles
Bold As Love - Jimi Hendrix Experience
Sinatra - Helmet
Land Of Sunshine - Faith No More