1. Let It Loose The Rolling Stones
2. Peaches The Stranglers
3. Satellite Elvis Costello
4. Communion: Pascha Nostrum (7th mode) Monastic Choir of the Abbey of St. Peter, Solemes
5. Brilliant Adventure David Bowie
6. Days Elvis Costello
7. Freeman's Zydeco BeauSoleil
8. Morning Bell/Amnesiac Radiohead
9. Badinerie (J.S. Bach) Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra
10. Goodbye Seventies Yaz
As always, a strange mix. I have to say I enjoyed the segue from the plainchant to the Bowie instrumental, and I really like Elvis' copy of the Ray Davies's song. Otherwise, nothing to get too excited about. It is strange that there is no Ramones or Tom Waits; they tend to appear each Friday! Well, ya pushes the shuffle and ya takes yer chances!
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Well smell you for a week- what a great random 10 you present us with today!
OOPS -premature comment post issues.
As I was about to add- its beauty is in its oddness.
That's all!
I gots three versions of Days on my computer: Elvis, Ray and Kirsty MacColl. Terrific song, terrific versions.
Mikey,
Are we suppose to be able ta hear this list? Or just contemplate the combination? If we are supposed to hear them, I can't figure it out and I just got a new Imac so I could partake of all the stuff here and there!
Well, Suziesue, I'm glad you got the new iMac. It's pretty cool, from what I hear.
You are supposed to contemplate the strange collection of music on my iTunes and say, "I don't think I've ever heard THAT song!
Thanks! The obvious sometimes is lost on me. You know, the only meaning of shuffle that I have in my brain has to do with walking!;-)
I don't have an iPod and have not yet acquired any iTunes. I am just now getting into the CD phase, cause I am old and stuck in my ways.
I have only heard the Badinerie.
I do love me some Beau Soleil though.
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