Ah, German Class memories. This is a somewhat embarrassing song in my library, but I refuse to delete it. Great Video too!

[Note: I’m sure you’ve already seen these lists going around the interwebs, so obviously this isn’t an original idea.  But I still like the idea of posting ten random songs from your chosen music library.  The rules are simple: Play your entire library of songs on random, and record the first ten that come up.  No matter what 10 songs appear, post them.]

It has already been two Fridays since my last Friday 10.  Man time flies . . . time to get back into the swing of things.

Here is my ten for Friday, March 13th 2009, hopefully Hanson won’t rear their ugly mugs again:

1. Yellowcard – Lights and Sounds: “Martin Sheen or JFK”
2. The Smashing Pumpkins – Greatest Hits Disc 1: “1979”
3. Kenny Chesney – Be as You Are: “Sherry’s Living in Paradise”
4. Oasis – (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?: “Champagne Supernova”
5. Tony Tribe – Bob Marley and the Story of Reggae Disc 1: “Red, Red Wine”
6. The Daktaries – This is Daptone Records…: “Eltsuhg Ibal Lasiti”
7. The Killers – Sawdust: “Glamorous Indie Rock and Roll”
8. AFI – Sing the Sorrow: “The Leaving Song, Pt. 2”
9. Bloc Party – Intimacy: “Mercury”
10. Eve 6 – Its All in Your Head: “Hey Montana”

Pretty varied list.  Eve 6 is one of my favorite bands, but “Hey Montana” is the song I skip every time I listen to that album.  I also cannot stand “Champagne Supernova” but that’s only because some people I dislike argue that it is the greatest song ever written.  And they’re not kidding.  Reggae?!  I’m surprised every week.

What’s on your list for today?

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[Note: I’m sure you’ve already seen these lists going around the interwebs, so obviously this isn’t an original idea. But I still like the idea of posting ten random songs from your chosen music library. The rules are simple: Play your entire library of songs on random, and record the first ten that come up. No matter what 10 songs appear, post them.]

Here is my ten for Friday, February 13th, 2009:

1. A Static Lullaby: …And Don’t Forget to Breathe – “Nightmares Win 6-0″
2. Guster: Keep It Together – “Come Downstairs And Say Hello”
3. Modest Mouse: Good News for People Who Love Bad News – “Bukowski”
4. Garth Brooks: Sevens – “Two Pina Coladas”
5. Yellowcard: Lights and Sounds – “Rough Landing, Holly”
6. Unwritten Law: Here’s to the Mourning – “Because of You”
7. Hanson: Middle of Nowhere – “Lucy”
8. blink-182: Greatest Hits – “All the Small Things“
9. Pink Floyd: The Dark Side of the Moon – “Brain Damage”
10. Something Corporate: North – “Ruthless”

Crap I jinxed myself. Here’s what I said last week:

To be honest, I’m pretty happy with this list: MMMM Bop isn’t on there.

Damn Hanson. I knew that after mentioning MMMM Bop that one of their songs might pop up this week. I’m not even going to go into why I have that album on my computer besides to say that playing Hanson over and over again is a sure fire way to piss of your neighbors/roommates. Other than the Hanson travesty, I like the variance of this week’s list. I still remember the first time I heard Something Corporate. It happened to be live at a Summer festival and I was impressed how good they were live.

I’m surprised I haven’t more country and old music on these lists yet, but if I had to pick someone representative of that group, Garth Brooks would be my choice. If you didn’t see him perform during the HBO’s Pre-Inauguration Concert, you missed out.

What’s on your list for today?

Here is my ten for Friday, February 6th 2009:

1. Good Charlotte: The Chronicles of Life and Death – “Predictable”
2. Weezer: Weezer[Blue Album] – “Surf Wax America”
3. Lostprophets: The Fake Sound of Progress – “A Thousand Apologies”
4. Bloc Party: demo – “The Answer”
5. Free Diamonds: Bonfire of Trust – “My Boxing Days Are Over”
6. The Baseball Project: Frozen Ropes and Dying Quails – “Past Time”
7. Motion City Soundtrack: I Am the Movie – “Modern Chemistry”
8. Sum 41": Go Chuck Yourself – “Moron”
9. Incubus: A Crow Left of the Murder – “Talk Shows on Mute”
10. 12 Stones: 12 Stones – “Broken”

To be honest, I’m pretty happy with this list: MMMM Bop isn’t on there.  Really I’m not embarrassed about any of these songs, and if you haven’t heard The Baseball Project for Bloc Party’s Demo Album you should check them out.

What’s on your list for today?