I'm going to setup my 25 disc CD changer for parties in my family room. I'm planning on taking the CD's and combining them to conserve space, so I'm thinking I can get 35 - 40 CD's worth of music in the players. So I want suggestions. I'm looking for whole albums, not just songs.
Right now, I'm thinking of things like Zeppelin, Nirvana, The Doors, Smashing Pumpkins, Metallica, etc...
Go!
While looking around, I found this... Marginally cool looking...
Rate Your Music
Go soak your head in a piss filled toilet...
What happened to the NAS box you were setting up a while back, or was that for a client?
Well, I setup a NAS Box for a client. I also have one, but it's not up and running yet.
I do see where you are going, but I got a lot of music that people wouldn't enjoy as much as I do (Pantera, Limp Biskit, George Carlin, stuff that's not really family party friendly). I do plan on having the option of hooking up my wife's laptop or my Zen...
I could make a playlist, but I've already got the CD player there so I figured I'd fill it.
One giant leap backwards for you and technology....
use Pandora.com
type in a couple selections and it will find the rest for you at random that match or are similar to the genre's that you selected.
Shut up Chicken Boy!
I got something for you when I get home.
Well, Pandora is cool, but I'm looking to load up whole albums so that we can have some continuity if we want... 80 minute CD's = 1.33 hours each, x 25 disks = 33 hours of music, give or take.
If I condense the albums, I can have like 40 albums, so I can put it on random and get a good mix, or listen to Led Zeppelin II, or Nevermind, or Rubber Soul if I want to...
Yes, I'm aware all this can be done with computers, but I don't have a PC to put there, and I have the CD player already, so there's no outlay of cash.
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Somehow, this concerns me.
So, you spend an hour or 3 listening to Pandora getting lists of artists.
Then you pull those artists out of your CD rack (or burn CD's from your library).
Of course, if you just want names of groups:
Creed
NIN
Soundgarden
Offspring
Korn
Interpol
Collective Soul
Bruce Hornsby (earlier stuff - but its lighter than your original list)
REM
Replacements
Poidog Pondering (sp?)
Bad Examples (good luck finding one)
Rebel Peasants (if you have one of theirs, I know you outside The Other)
Fleetwood Mac
Mike.
Necro...
get some Necro.
Poor man's NAS for streaming music. Yes it works...quite well with a bit of tuning.
Looking at the artists you've listed already, Deep Purple's classic "Machine Head" should be on your list.
I'd also put in a good word for Bob Dylan's "Blood on the Tracks" (best album he ever made IMHO), and I think someone else has already suggested Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours".
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Thanks for all the suggestions...
Good Party Music
Duran Duran
INXS
U2
Bon Jovi
Billy Idol
The Who
Edgar Winter
Doobie Brothers
Eagles
Fleetwood Mac
Heart
AC/DC
Moody Blues
Lynyrd Skynrd
Credence Clearwater Revival
Kansas
Queen
Journey
REO Speedwagon
Aerosmith
Foghat
Boston
Bruce Springsteen
Cheap Trick
Pat Benatar
Alanis Morrissette
Bee Gees
Laura Branigan
Bob Segar
Foreigner
Rare Earth
ZZ Top
Robert Palmer
The Cars
Eric Clapton
Moby
Dire Straits
Steve Miller Band
Some Songs Possibly Party but album entirety more your own veggie sessions!
Pink Floyd
Emerson Lake and Palmer
Grateful Dead
Jimi Hendrix
Deep Purple
Bad Company
Rainbow
Evanescence
Uriah Heep
Jethro Tull
Just to name a few
Massive Attack
Prodigy (including The Prodigy)
Crystal Method
The Chemical Brothers
Daft Punk
Paul Oakenfold
Stone Temple Pilots (Core)
Ministry
Danzig
Slipknot
Cypress Hill
Cannibal Corpse
Dying Fetus (see Cannibal Corpse)
Fear Factory
Sepultura
Soulfly (see Sepultura)
Ludacris
Outkast
Snoop Dog
Dr. Dre (more specifically Death Row's Greatest Hits)
Etc, etc, etc.........
ja man... where be da music of taste man?
NO TOOL????!!!!! ahhhhhhh i'm going to jump off a cliff...
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Quite. Last time I put Stand Up on at a party people kept asking "what the hell is this?". Philistines.
General Good Stuff:
Leftfield (Leftism)
Orb
Pop Will Eat Itself
Rage against the machine
Faithless
Orbital
William Orbit (Strange Cargo III)
Fat Boy Slim
Fun Lovin Criminals
Groove Armada
Moby
UNKLE
'Interesting Friends' Selection:
Gong
Half Man Half Biscuit
Motorhead
Hawkwind
Frank Zappa
Mancunian Selection:
Stone Roses
Oasis
Happy Mondays
Black Grape
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Both are Chicago area local bands and both defunct.
Bad Examples were more pop than you're looking for (but good, imo). Rebel Peasants were more along your lines, but there's nothing released under any label (though they made 2 or 3 CDs) .
Mike.
Kickass... Me likey the new lists...
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I will have to look into the FM transmitter, that looks quite kickass... I also would be able to run an RCA cable from my computer room to the stereo, but it would be like 75' of cable, so the $50 on the FM transmitter might be a good idea... I think I can get a basic system going just to play MP3's. Maybe look into Linux and just run it off of a CD and then play the music from my NAS. There's a place around here selling old T23 laptops for like $175 w/ Win2K installed, I think that would play music OK...
4Ryan6 - I like your list, will go over it again later...
Anoobis, your list is pretty good too... Not too into the hip hop, but I started my list and got through two or three albums, and STP Core (and Purple) are on the list... I also really like the suggestion of Prodigy, Crystal Method, The Chemical Brothers, Daft Punk, and Paul Oakenfold. I have some music from the first two, so I will be looking into all of those...
For Scammy, I'll do Tool.... because they r00l.
Oh, and for Ryan and Llama, I'll have to get some Tull... My youngest brother and my dad are into Tull, and I'm starting to get into them a bit more...
AV, you've also got a few good names on the list, lots of stuff to look into!!!
Thanks all, keep them coming!!!
Start with Stand Up, Benefit or Aqualung - all excellent albums.
I saw Tull do Aqualung & Passion Play, back in the day......
You probably also saw the original Jethro Tull, too? [/cheap shot]
I didn't know he was around in the 1800's.....
They hired him in 'Nam because of his experience in the Napoleonic wars.
No, it was because of his experience with Coors. They thought it would prove useful having experts on chemical warfare.
Here's a list that I pulled off of my work PC, and I know I've got more stuff at home... I used Greatest Hits albums usually only when there was too much material to take, or (like the Beastie Boys) where I really like half the songs, and the other half make me wonder...
1 AC DC - Back in Black
2 Aerosmith - Pump
3 Beastie Boys - Hello Nasty
4 Beatles -
5 Beatles -
6 Beatles -
7 Black Crowes - Shake Your Money Maker
8 Cake - Fashion Nugget
9 Counting Crows - August & Everything After
10 DMB -
11 DMB -
12 Foo Fighters - Best of You 1
13 G&R - Appetite for Destruction
14 Godsmack - Faceless or Godsmack
15 Green Day - Dookie
16 Led Zeppelin - I
17 Led Zeppelin - II
18 Led Zeppelin - III
19 Led Zeppelin - IV
20 Live - Throwing Copper
21 Metallica - Master of Puppets
22 Metallica - And Justice for All
23 Metallica - Black Album
24 NIN - Pretty Hate Machine
25 Nirvana - Nevermind
26 Nirvana - Unplugged
27 Pearl Jam - Ten
28 Pink Floyd - Dark Side
29 Pink Floyd - Shine on you Crazy Diamond
30 Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream
31 Smashing Pumpkins - Picses Iscariot
32 RHCP - Blood Sugar Sex Magic
33 SRV - Greatest Hits
34 STP - Core
35 STP - Purple
36 The Doors - Greatest Hits 1
37 The Doors - Greatest Hits 2
38 Van Halen - Van Halen
39 Weezer - Weezer (blue)
40 U2 - Something or Other
Extras
Beastie Boys - Greatest Hits
Beastie Boys - Greatest Hits
Korn - Greatest Hits
RATM - RATM
RATM - Battle of Los Angeles
System of a Down - Steal this Album
System of a Down - Toxicity
Tool - Undertow
*Bastages*
All Y'all!!!!!!
RC, I saw Led Zeppelin Live and it was absolutely fantastic, and also The Who [At the end of the show they totally destroyed their instruments], Grateful Dead [3 times Awesome], Kansas [One of the best concerts of all], Boston [No big deal], Alice Cooper [He put on one wild ass show, they hung him on stage], The Eagles [Great Show as expected], Marshall Tucker [ I think ?, I was so screwed up at the time it was either Marshall Tucker or Molly Hatchet, I'll have to ask one of my friends which it was !]
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Here you go...
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If the Crow soundtrack isn't in there then it should be.
Good catch Bomber!
I'm thinking soundtracks from The Crow, The Blues Brothers, and The Matrix...
The Blues Brothers would be perfect for Riser... 'Come on baby let me see ya shake ya tail feathers'
They played a "twofer" on one of our radio stations the other day, celebrating the Bears trip to the Super Bowl... Sweet Home Chicago and the other one was something like Goin Back to Miami...
Kickass...
Although this won't be to everyone's taste, Dimmu Borgir.
Just a couple to add...
AC/DC-Who Made Who
Bad Company-10 From 6
Bob Marley-Legend
Candlebox-Candlebox
The Clash-Clash on Broadway
The Cure-Disintegration & Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me
Depeche Mode-Violator
Great White-Once Bitten...
Jamiroquai-Synkronized
Jane's Addiction-Ritual De Lo Habitual
Lenny Kravitz-Mama Said
Queen-Greatest Hits I
Queensryche-Empire
Red Hot Chili Peppers-What Hits!?
Sublime-Sublime
Van Halen-Woman And Children First
Although, I've said it before, get Sirius. Plug it into your stereo or use its
FM transmitter. 65 different types of music channels, commercial free. I
put mine in the kitchen and every stereo in the house or boombox outside
can pick it up, or stream online... Best $13 a month I spend.
2pac - California Love
Afrikka Bambaataa - Planet Rock
AfroMan - Cause I got High
Beastie Boys - Intergalactic Planetary
Big Daddy Kane - Raw
Biggie Smalls - Party and Bullsh!t
Biggie Smalls - Hypnotize
Biggie Smalls - Juicy
Bone Thugs n Harmony - Crossroads
DMX - X gonna give it to ya
DMX - When the dog is out
DMX - Up in here
Dougie Fresh - Lodi Dodi
Eric B and Rakim - Paid in full
Eric B and Rakim - I know you got soul
Fugees - Ready or not
Fugees - Killing Me Softly
Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five - The Message
House of Pain - Jump around
Lauryn Hill - That Thing
Ludacris - Act a fool
Kris Kross - Jump
Mos def - Respiration
Naughty by Nature - Hip Hop Hooray
Nas - One Mic
OutKast - Rosa Parks
OutKast - Ms. Jackson
Run Dmc - Runs House
Run Dmc - It's Tricky
Sir Mix-a-lot - Baby Got Back
Sugarhill Gang - Rappers Delight
Tribe called Quest - Can I click it?
Tribe called Quest - Scenario
if you need more i can help.... lol ;P
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I'm not ready to spend money on something that I can get for free (radio that is, I don't mind the commercials). What I may do if I make this laptop / FM transmitter thing happen is just stream some internet radio. I found a few good ones through WinAmp, and that could be an option if I ever get bored of my music...
Chin up!
(That's where Tomsmart likes to blow his load...)
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you would know best.
Yeah, I did leave that open...
What, your mouth? Dangerous business with Tom about.
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ya old geezer
Sirius and XM both suck. Most of the stations play the same recycled playlist of music you can hear on the radio for free but with commercials and you still have to put up with some lame DJ. Their only benefit is if you're into talk, news or sports radio.
Free internet radio stations like ChronixRadio and the like are way better.
Why would a man need party music? Strippers usually bring there own.
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