#6661: Lauren — 10/01  at  10:45 AM
Kinky? No kidding.

For some reason this reminds me of the time I caught my women's studies professor rocking out to Ludacris during her office hours. Oddly, she was more embarassed about using Windows instead of Linux.

#6662: Wm Annis — 10/01  at  10:53 AM
Yay, Hedningarna!

Do you know Maria Kalaniemi's music?

#6663: PZ Myers — 10/01  at  11:10 AM
Lauren: but they're all good! Except maybe Amos's 97 Bonnie & Clyde—that has got to be the most evil piece of music in my collection. I don't mind a little bit of an evil edge, but that thing gives me the shudders.

Wm: Yes—I've got Ahma and Polska After Johan Erik Taklax in my frequently played list.

#6665: — 10/01  at  11:57 AM
I don't think you can continue with the geek pretense if you're listening to bang'n hip stuff like that PZ.

#6680: — 10/02  at  04:54 AM
Wow - Ale Møller, Gjallarhorn, and Hedningarna - if you can come up with that in a random sample, you must be as much of a NorthSide junkie as I am...

#6683: PZ Myers — 10/02  at  08:05 AM
Yeah, I do like Northside...I should give them a plug.

#6693: — 10/02  at  04:34 PM
Mine were:

1 Christianity Is Stupid3:54NegativlandEscape From Noise
2 Daria3:44CakeFashion Nugget
3 La Mer4:37Nine Inch NailsThe Fragile (Left)
4 Kate3:13Ben Folds FiveWhatever & Ever Amen
5 Split Second Feeling3:47Cabaret VoltaireRed Mecca
6 You Do Something To Me3:00Marlene DietrichFalling In Love Again
7 Fragile Remix4:31CranesFuture Songs
8 King of the Mountain3:51Midnight Oil Blue Sky Mining
9 Roll Over And Die5:11Bob Mould Bob Mould
10 Porcelain4:01Moby Play

#6698: PZ Myers — 10/02  at  07:46 PM
I have two of those (NIN and Moby). Are the others any good?

#6699: Charlie Wagner — 10/02  at  07:56 PM
There But For Fortune- Phil Ochs
Cherry Bomb-The Runaways
Keep Me In You Heart-Warren Zevon
Sweetest Decline-Beth Orton
The Streets of New York- The Wolfe Tones
Thanksgiving Day Parade-Dan Bern
Idiot Wind-Bob Dylan
Universal Soldier-Buffy Sainte-Marie
Pocahontas-Neil Young
Free Money-Patti Smith Group

You should know that I listened to most of your songs. Perhaps you will return the compliment?

Trackback: yet more music Tracked on: the devil's robot (216.41.128.138) at 2004 10 01 11:45:17
By way of Pharyngula and feministe: the first ten random-play songs on my hard drive. (I actually never use random play, so I had to install juk for a library-driven mp3 player.) It may be worth noting that such a list from my laptop would be entire...

Trackback: Pseudorandom Music Sample Tracked on: Johnny Logic (204.50.25.4) at 2004 10 02 09:27:14
A challenge from Feministe (via Pharyngula): open up your mp3 player and list the first ten random songs from it. Title Artist Disseminated Soul Coughing Take Five Dave Brubeck Music Evolution Buckshot LeFonque Sex Machine James Brown Electioneering Radiohead Hung...

#6705: — 10/02  at  11:29 PM
Given your playlist included Lords of Acid, The Crystal Method, Peter Gabriel, and Tori Amos, you'd probably like the Cranes and some Negativland.

Bob Mould is from one of Minnesota's favorites...Husker Du (http://www.bobmould.com/).

To check out the Cranes see: http://www.starblood.org/images/mp3s/index.shtml

Negativland:
http://www.negativland.com/

Cabaret voltaire is one of the orignal industrial groups starting with machine sounds and tape clips. They started in the 1970s in Sheffield, England. They're a lot harder to listen to and you'll either love them or hate them. More recent stuff by Richard H. Kirk is very, very good electronica.

Cake is also a love or hate proposition.

Anyway, you've given me some things to try out on iTunes and hopefully this may give you some thigns to try out.

Jim

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