MP3 Shuffle - Reveal Your Listening Habits

[rocknrollpestcontroll]

1. "No Sleep Till Brooklyn"- Beastie Boys
2. "Only Time Will Tell"- Asia
3. "Southern Man"- Neil Young
4. "All Of My Love"- Led Zepplin
5. "Black Cars"- Gino Vannelli
6. "No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature"- The Guess Who
7. "Small Town"- John Mellencamp
8. "Behind Blue Eyes"- The Who
9. "Don't Stop"- Fleetwood Mac
10. "Bad Medicine" - Bon Jovi

11. "Fight The Good Fight"- Triumph

 

[Black Dahlia]

I generated a playlist of everything in my library released in the 80's:

Andante, Andante - ABBA
Tarantula - This Mortal Coil
Stranger Here... Than Over There - Robert Plant
Long Time Gone - Triumph
You Should Hear How She Talks About You - Melissa Manchester
Steeler - Judas Priest
Tom Sawyer - Rush
Workin' For A Livin' - Huey Lewis & The News
Phantom Of The Opera - Iron Maiden
December - All About Eve

That's a fun shuffle!

 

[Mr. Shadow]

I use the Genius feature in itunes to make 100 song playlists, or will do so manually. I like a long set to get me through long stretches at work.

 

[Big Ears]

My mp3 player doesn't shuffle.

 

[Jake T]

I generated a playlist of everything in my library released in the 80's:

Andante, Andante - ABBA
Tarantula - This Mortal Coil
Stranger Here... Than Over There - Robert Plant
Long Time Gone - Triumph
You Should Hear How She Talks About You - Melissa Manchester
Steeler - Judas Priest
Tom Sawyer - Rush
Workin' For A Livin' - Huey Lewis & The News
Phantom Of The Opera - Iron Maiden
December - All About Eve

That's a fun shuffle!

"Long Time Gone - Triumph" is a great song from the very underrated album "Surveillance".

 

[TheYoungMan]

Since I had my mobile phone stolen, now I'm using my ipod to listening music. In the phone I had a selection of my favourites. I the mp3 player I have 3639 songs... but it has not been updated in 3 months. Not a big deal, though.

This is the real one test. Here it goes:

1.- To share our love - The Moody Blues.
2.- You don't have to cry - CSN
3.- Don't bring me down - ELO
4.- Please don't tease - Cliff Richard
5.- Hello Mary Lou - CCR
6.- That's all it took - Gram Parsons
7.- Bulgaria - It's A Beautiful Day
8.- Struttin' blues - The Black Crowes
9.- Shelter from the storm - Bob Dylan
10.- I wanna be your dog - The Stooges

And the bonus track:

*Incident at neshabur - Santana

I think I got a pretty homogenous mix

 

[Lynch]

Finally found the charger for my old Rio Nitrus, something I bought about 10 years ago. Still works great. I mostly used this thing when I went to the gym.

Here's the next 10 random tracks:

1) Motley Crue - Shout at the Devil
2) Scorpions - Big City Nights
3) Judas Priest - Fever
4) KISS - War Machine
5) Alice in Chains - No Excuses
6) Dokken - So Many Tears
7) Dio - The Last in Line
8) Dokken - Alone Again
9) Skid Row - In a Darkened Room
10) Sammy Hagar - There's Only One Way to Rock

 

[Jonny Come Lately]

Was reminded of this thread earlier today when I was playing my iPod on a train and after a while I (unusually for me) set it on shuffle.

Here's the first ten tracks that came up with my response (I listened to all of them without skipping):
1) Tusk - Fleetwood Mac (Tusk) Great track to start off, I feared something I wasn't that keen on might come up but I needn't have worried.
2) Tangerine - Led Zeppelin (Led Zeppelin III) My favourite of the five tracks from the 'acoustic' side of LZ III, great song.
3) Poison Whiskey - Lynyrd Skynyrd (Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nerd) Another quality tune.
4) Communication Breakdown - Led Zeppelin (Led Zeppelin III) Another Led Zep classic, four excellent tracks so far...
5) Death And All His Friends/The Escapist - Coldplay (Viva La Vida Or Death And All His Friends) Mixed feelings about this track, on one hand I really like Death And All His Friends which I think is one of Coldplay's best songs . On the other hand I've always found The Escapist to be somewhat boring zzz:
6) Auberge - Chris Rea (The Best Of) I don't play Chris Rea very often apart from a couple of tracks, this is one of the ones I like best though so nice to hear it again.
7) With Or Without You - U2 (The Joshua Tree) One of my favourites by them, a fine song.
8) Another Brick In The Wall, Part I - Pink Floyd (The Wall) Not used to hearing this out of the context of The Wall, but still excellent and emotionally powerful on its own.
9) When You Dance I Can Really Love - Neil Young & Crazy Horse (Live Rust) Love it - a terrific live performance of a terrific track!
10) Family Man - Fleetwood Mac (Tango In The Night) I like this song overall, the chorus isn't great and sounds somewhat dated, but Buckingham's rather nice guitar manages to make up for this.

I think I was pretty lucky, I got a few top notch songs and pretty much all of them were good, while four of the top five most represented artists on my iPod came up (the Eagles being the odd one out there for the record).

 

[WetWilly]

Last Pale Light In The West - Ben Nichols
Are The Good Times Really Over - Merle Haggard
Fool For A Pretty Face - Humble Pie
In The City - The Eagles
Sing To Me - REO Speedwagon
Wonderwall - Oasis
Goddamn Lonely Love - Drive By Truckers
Jayne '98 - LA Guns
Gonna Move - Paul Pena
Lay It On The Line - Triumph

Some of my Treadmill Tunes!!

 

[theCrackFox]

She's not there - Santana
Money on my mind - Sam Smith
Blue velvet - Bobby Vinton
Fairground - Simply Red
Before the dawn - Judas Priest
Smoke gets in your eyes - Platters
Rough boy - ZZ Top
It must have been love - Roxette
Good Golly Miss Molly - Swinging Blue Jeans
Sleeping on the sidewalk - Queen


What I listen to usually depends on my mood,so I can listen to almost anything.