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You Don't Know What Love Is - Earl Hines And His Orchestra
I Couldn'T Stay Here - Charley Jordan
The Spark - The Flaming Lips
The Delicate Place - Spoon
Move Ya Loin (feat. Lotek) - Roots Manuva
300 Miles - Sixth Great Lake
Esas No Son Cubanas - Sexteto Nacional
Can't Ever Let You Go - Rufus Thomas
My Little Woman, You're So Sweet - Doc Watson
She Came Along To Me - Billy Bragg and Wilco
Sugar Sugar - The Mad Lads
Handjobs For The Holidays - Broken Social Scene
07. Hum A Silent Prayer - Six Organs Of Admittance
Sitting & Watching - Dennis Brown
Let It Out - Roll Deep
Dirty Harry - Gorillaz
Babylon Medicine - Roots Manuva
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One Piece At A Time - Johnny Cash
Almost Dead Blues - Robert Pete Williams
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Here Comes the Summer - The Fiery Furnaces
Oh My Lover - The Detroit Cobras
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I'm Going To Wait - Lyle Lovett
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i'm really in a shuffle rut, aren't i?

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Chuck D Wrote:
i'm really in a shuffle rut, aren't i?


I stopped posting my shuffles, mixes and launchcast playlists because it was annoying some people. I read your lists, but I guess maybe a bunch of song titles, sometimes unfamiliar ones, can annoy. Dunno. Anyway, I'm still a shuffle nut, too.


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madonna--confessions blahblahblah (charlie)
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Chuck D Wrote:
i'm really in a shuffle rut, aren't i?


I stopped posting my shuffles, mixes and launchcast playlists because it was annoying some people. I read your lists, but I guess maybe a bunch of song titles, sometimes unfamiliar ones, can annoy. Dunno. Anyway, I'm still a shuffle nut, too.


I read through peoples' lists, too, but I can see that they could be annoying. I just really enjoy the incongruity/congruity of the shuffle, putting pavement next to johnny cash, or having a really great string of songs come together fortuitously to make a an awesome mix by chance. Remember when the iTunes party shuffle feature first came out and we had a bunch of threads where people just posted the next ten random songs that iTunes was setting up for them?

maybe i should just focus on putting the instantaneous np: back at the bottom of my post like we used to do in the olden days.

np: entrance - train is leaving

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Chuck D Wrote:
frosted Wrote:
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i'm really in a shuffle rut, aren't i?


I stopped posting my shuffles, mixes and launchcast playlists because it was annoying some people. I read your lists, but I guess maybe a bunch of song titles, sometimes unfamiliar ones, can annoy. Dunno. Anyway, I'm still a shuffle nut, too.


I read through peoples' lists, too, but I can see that they could be annoying. I just really enjoy the incongruity/congruity of the shuffle, putting pavement next to johnny cash, or having a really great string of songs come together fortuitously to make a an awesome mix by chance. Remember when the iTunes party shuffle feature first came out and we had a bunch of threads where people just posted the next ten random songs that iTunes was setting up for them?

maybe i should just focus on putting the instantaneous np: back at the bottom of my post like we used to do in the olden days.

np: entrance - train is leaving


Does it really annoy anyone? If so why? I don't get it.

I doubt contradiction was annoyed by your posting the lists. I interpreted his comment as a suggestion to listen to albums as they are meant to be listened to -- in their entirity -- for a change.

I enjoy the occassional shuffle but I'm much more of an album type of guy than a song or shuffle kind of guy. I sometimes have to even remind myself that its ok to listen to just one album from a boxset without feeling the need to listen to the whole box in a sitting.

That's me though...I don't bear a grudge against anyone being different and can't imagine why anyone else would get annoyed by it. I actually like seeing the shuffle lists more because it gives me a greater insight into someone's taste than a list of a few albums.

np: V/A "Soul Gospel" -- now thats a perfect sunday am listen.


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Does it really annoy anyone? If so why? I don't get it.

I doubt contradiction was annoyed by your posting the lists. I interpreted his comment as a suggestion to listen to albums as they are meant to be listened to -- in their entirity -- for a change.


This is probably the correct interpretation. Unfortunately, while working I am much more likely to listen to a shuffle rather than an album, because I am likely to become way too focused on listening to the whole album. With a shuffle, I feel like the music comes in and out of my attention, and I don't feel like my ears need to be glued to the speakers quite as much. So yeah, I probably do need to spend more time with whole albums, but it is probably a function of my student's lifestyle right now that I don't. I tend to listen to albums while driving / using my iPod these days, and really enjoy getting the chance to listen through a whole album or two on my daily commute each day.

So here's a big pile o' shuffle, and people can ignore or read as they are wont:

ps: the baby makes me want a cig - is that wrong?

Graffiti - Maximo Park
Zurich Is Stained - Pavement
Mother's Children Have A Hard Time - Blind Willie Johnson
Fiesta De La Rumba (Guaguancó) - Afro Cuban All-Stars
I Pity The Poor Immigrant - Bob Dylan
Alma Waltz (Ruby Waltz) - Mississippi Mud Steppers
Good Liquor Gonna Carry Me Down - Big Bill Broonzy
Bo-Time - The Mar-Keys
Birds - Butthole Surfers
Folk Jam - Pavement
Train Is Leaving - Entrance
One More Robot/Sympathy 3000-21 - The Flaming Lips
Approaching Pavonis Mons By Balloon (Utopia Planitia) - The Flaming Lips
Sister, Do You Know My Name? - The White Stripes
Oru de Igbodu para Yemaya Babaluaye - Various Artists Sacred Rhythms Of Cuban Santeria
When Are You Coming Back Home - T-Model Ford
Setting Sun - The Chemical Brothers
Blood On The Moon - Hots Lips Page
Ambulance for the Ambience - Broken Social Scene
Song For Ebioso - Various Artists AfroCuba-A Musical Anthology
Keep Your Lamp Trimmed And Burning - Blind Willie Johnson
Hotel Yorba - The White Stripes
Offline P.K. - Pinback
East Hastings - Godspeed You Black Emperor!
Woodhouse Blues - Henry Thomas
Drunk Daddy - Cherry Poppin' Daddies
25 Minutes To Go - Johnny Cash
Wonderful Scar - Now It's Overhead
O Green World - Gorillaz
A Possibility (Back Home - Wanda Robinson
Children Of Satan/Third Fig - Sonic Youth
Dracula's Wedding - Outkast
Processional Music: Maroon Law - Drums of Defiance - Maroon Music from the Earliest Free Black Communities Of Jamaica (Smithsonian Folkways)
I Smell A Rat - Big Mama Thornton
Combat Baby - Metric
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broke this out due to obner people talking about this album....after reading the posts - i guess i just didnt give the album a chance. now i am revisiting

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I don't know why we don't have a thumbs up emoticon...its times like this its really needed. I love that album...was just listening to it last week. More peeps need to hear it.

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I don't know why we don't have a thumbs up emoticon...its times like this its really needed.


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hey dr winston o'boogie


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