Sorry, guess I should have at least made a list of 5 of my own:

XTC - Oranges and Lemons
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Greatest Hits
Barenaked Ladies - Gordon
The Beatles - Abbey Road
Chris isaak - Forever Blue

(I don't listen to music while I work out)

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Slowguy

(insert pithy phrase here...)

Sell the cds and buy an iPod?

Paul Simons' Graceland

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Behold the turtle! He makes progess only when he sticks his neck out. (James Bryant Conant)
GET OFF THE F*%KING WALL!!!!!!! (Doug Stern)
Brevity is the soul of wit. (William Shakespeare)

Springsteen-Born to Run

Coldplay-Rush of Blood to the head

Johnny Cash- Live at Folsum

Elliot Smith- Elliot Smith

Black Sabbath- Volume 4

Heh, heh....I've been through this one and this was before mp3 players, etc. I took a couple of compilation or greatest hits CDs and 3 others appropriate for that era (early-to-mid 90s: Soundgarden, "Superunknown"; Pearl Jam, "10"; and Judas Priest "Live" (I know, I know...so kill me, already, but I loved "Green Manalishi").

Today? That's much tougher, segmented as the biz is now. Maybe Incubus, System Of A Down, Schism, 311, and the Cream reunion CD (Live at the Royal Albert Hall).

T.

Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon...

I hope you have internet. If not, I would miss you, and you wouldn't be able to download the songs you need.

Get the IPod you fool.

As I said, I've already got the iPod and I'm moving my collection there as we speak. Just looking to fill any gaps.

Also, we have limited internet, but no downloading (too much bandwidth)

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Slowguy

(insert pithy phrase here...)

Have you listened to the new Tool disc? (Not available on iTunes). It friggin' rocks.

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Radiohead - OK Computer
Beatles - White Album
And You Will Know Us By The Trail of the Dead - Worlds Apart
Massive Attack - Mezzanine
Led Zeppelin - IV

Damn, this list is tough. Here are another 5:

Delerium - Poem
Pearl Jam - Ten
Mazzy Star - So Tonight That I Might See
Sigur Ros - Takk
Kent - Hagnesta Hill (this is my newest musical discovery)

Looking at this, my musical tastes are quite ecclectic. The only mainstream bands are Pearl Jam, Radiohead, Led Zeppelin, and Beatles.

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Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon...

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Good call.

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Don't hold back

godspeed, good luck and thank you for your service. most of all, bring your troops (and yourself) home safe.

as for the cds:

johnny cash ... murder (from love, god, murder 3 disc compilation)
the clash ... london calling
the smiths ... louder than bombs
u2 ... all that you cant leave behind
rem ... document

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"In case of flood climb to safety"

guster - lost and gone forever

great album from a great band. even better live.

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mckenzie

Good Question.

Off the top of my head:



Pink Floyd-Division Bell

Paul Simon-Graceland

Bob Seger-Greatest Hits

U2-Best of 1980-1990

Blink 182-Enema of the State



I think that those would hold me for a while.

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This is your life, and it's ending one minute at a time. - Fight Club
Industry Brat.

Miles Davis - Kind of Blue

Pixies - Bossanova

U2 - Under a Blood Red Sky

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon

Paul Westerberg - 14 Songs

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"You can never win or lose if you don't run the race." - Richard Butler

Only if I'm spending six months in hell.

Muddy Waters - Hard Again

Cowboy Junkies - Black Eyed Man or 200 More Miles

Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited

Led Zeppelin - II

Steely Dan - Aja

SRV - Live Alive

...o.k., so I snuck in an extra.

Keep your head down and get home safe.

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[reply]Sorry, guess I should have at least made a list of 5 of my own:

XTC - Oranges and Lemons
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Greatest Hits
Barenaked Ladies - Gordon
The Beatles - Abbey Road
Chris isaak - Forever Blue

(I don't listen to music while I work out)[/reply]

I'd probably replace that Chris Isaak Forever Blue with the new Greatest Hits CD.

clm

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Nashville, TN
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Roxy Music - Avalon

Rush - Moving Pictures

Steely Dan - Gaucho

Joe Satriani - Best of

Bad Religion - Somewhere between Heaven and Hell

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"the trouble with normal is - it always gets worse"

- Cockburn

I did 110 days at sea commercial fishing in the 80s . Sometimes swapping CD's with the crew helps. I always liked music to wind you up - rock -Mo town -old school and some to slow you down mellow stuff - slow jazz .

I would buy a good set of headphones ,with a good ear cup seals , good enough to block out P.A. noises - crew conversations - machinery sounds , in your off hours.

off the top of my head:

time out of mind - dylan

el producto - walk mink

no room - the samples

96 degrees in the shade - third world

after the goldrush - neil young

....and nice call on forever blue - that is a great album.

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Freedom just around the corner for you. But with the truth so far off, what good will it do?

6 months at sea, you will be better off bringing porn than music! ;)

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James Blunt in case you're feeling too happy and need to bring yourself down a notch or 2.

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