When last we left our intrepid music lovers, their most annoying member had posted the list of every single MP3 he stol-uh, I mean downloaded from Napster and Audiogalaxy over the year (busy boy) and put on CR-Rs. Here, reprinted for no good reason is that list.
Disc One:
Why Part 2 ; Collective Soul
In My Life ; Chantal Kreviazuk
Life's Gonna •••• ; Denis Leary
I've Got You Under My Skin (Live) ; Diana Krall
Baby Got Brak ; The Great Luke Ski
Not Gon' Cry ; Mary J. Blige
Stan (Live) ; Eminem & Elton John
The Boys Are Back In Town ; Everclear
•••• The Police (Live) ; Rage Against The Machine
The Rodeo Song ; Gary Lee & Showdown
You're Breaking My Heart ; Harry Nillson
Casino Royale ; Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass
How Do I Deal ; Jennifer Love Hewitt
Weenie In A Bottle ; Rick, Larry, & Jennifer
Heroes ; The Wallflowers
Grenades ; White Geezer
The Tower That Ate People ; Peter Gabriel
Dungeons & Dragons ; The Dead Ale Wives
Disc Two:
Steppenwolf - Magic Carpet Ride
From Good Homes - Cool Me Down
Drivin' Blind - Little Feat
In The Mood - The Brian Setzer Orchestra
Never Gonna Let You Go - Tina Moore
A Thin Line Between Love And Hate - H-Town
Much At All - Susan Werner
Blue on Black - Kenny Wayne Shepard
Not An Addict - K's Choice
N 2Gether Now - Method Man feat. Limp Bizkit
Southside (Remix) - Mody feat. Gwen Stefani
Like Lovers (Holding On) - Texas
Bitter Boy - Truck Stop Love
X - Xzibit
Satisfaction Skank - Fatboy Slim vs. The Rolling Stones
Disc Three:
(ONE) Pets by Porno 4 Pyros
(TWO) Quality Control by Jurassic 5
(THREE) Detachable ••••• by King's Missile
(FOUR) One Man Army by Our Lady Peace
(FIVE) Someone Who Is Cool by The Odds
(SIX) Anything, Anything by Buckcherry
(SEVEN) What's My Name by DMX
(EIGHT) Whoever You Are by Geggy Tah
(NINE) Flood by Jars of Clay
(TEN) Pure Reality by Lotus
(ELEVEN) Turn The Page by Metallica
(TWELVE) Powertrip by Monster Magnet
(THIRTEEN) Vulcan by Snake River Conspiracy
(FOURTEEN) Connected by Stereo MCs
(FIFTEEN) The Girl's Insane (Remix) by The Januaries
(SIXTEEN) Totalimmortal by The Offspring
(SEVENTEEN) Debbie by Throwing Toasters
Disc Four:
1. Here and Now - Letters To Cleo
2. Loser - 3 Doors Down
3. Cop Killer - Body Count
4. Hell Isn't Good - D.V.D.A.
5. It's Good To Be Alive - DJ Rap
6. Shock The Monkey - Ozzy Osbourne w/ Coal Chamber
7. Butterfly - Crazy Town
8. Cars - Fear Factory
9. Cornflake Girl - Tori Amos
10. The World Is Not Enough - Garbage
11. Mrs. Robinson - The Lemonheads
12. Same Ol' G - Ginuwyne
13. Illumination - Henry Rollins Band
14. Let's Go All The Way - Insane Clown Posse
15. 6 Underground - Sneaker Pimps
16. Bad, Bad, Boba Fett - The Great Luke Ski
17. Sunshine Superman - Jewel
18. Breakfast At Tiffany's - Deep Blue Something
Disc Five:
1: Sweet Child Of Mine - Sheryl Crow
2: Star Wars Trilogy Homesick Blues - The Great Luke Ski
3: Murder Or A Heart Attack - The Old 97s
4: Enjoy The Silence - Failure
5: The Freshmen - Verve Pipe
6: Black Velvet - Alanah Myles
7: Letting the Cables Sleep - Bush
8: Leaving On A Jet Plane - Chantal Kreviazuk
9: Mr. E's Beautiful Blues - The Eels
10: Your Song - Elton John
11: More Than I Can Give - Jane Jensen
12: Peace Not Greed - Kottonmouth Kings
13: Girl On TV - LFO
14: Freak Of The Week - Marvelous 3
15: No Shelter - Rage Against The Machine
16: Five Years - Tom Smith
17: Your Woman - White Town
Disc Six:
Brothers In Arms by Dire Straits
Hanging By a Moment by Lifehouse
Stupify (Fu Forbidden Little Nicky Mix) by Disturbed
We Didn't Start The Fire by Billy Joel
All The Young Dudes by Jill Sobule
Jack & Diane by John Mellencamp
Do it Again by Smash Mouth
Fork In Da Road by Lost Factor
Frozen by Madonna
Pink Moon by Nick Drake
Luka by Suzanne Vega
Pride & Joy by Stevie Ray Vaughn
Little Fish, Big Fish by P.J. Harvey
Hey Pretty by Poe
Smooth by Santana & Rob Thomas
One Step Closer by Linkin Park
It Had To Be You by Harry Conick Jr.
On The Outside by Stain'd feat. Fred Durst
Disc Seven:
01 The Great Luke Ski - Fanboy
02 Amanda Marshall - Birmingham
03 Nina Gordon - Tonight and the Rest of My Life
04 Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - American Skin (41 Shots)
05 Chris Issak - Solitary Man
06 Tears For Fears - Break It Down Again
07 America - Horse With No Name
08 Guitar Man - Bread
09 The Foundations - Build Me Up Buttercup
10 Fuel - Hemmorage (In My Hands)
11 Unknown - What If God Smoked Cannabis
12 Merril Bambridge - Mouth
13 Paul Simon - Kodachrome
14 Smashing Pumpkins - Everlasting Gaze
15 XTC - Dear God
16 John Williams - Duel of the Fates
17 The Great Luke Ski - Mystery Science Theater Picture Show
Disc Eight:
1) The Ghost of Tom Joad (Live) * Rage Against The Machine
2) We Have Ways * World Entertainment War
3) Uncle Fucka (Shut Yo Face) * Trick Daddy feat. Tre+6 and Trina
4) Flaming Youth * The Chad Mitchell Trio feat. John Denver
5) What It's Like * Everlast
6) Wander This World * Johnny Lang
7) The Mummer's Dance * Loreena McKennit
8) Out of the Darkness * Republica
9) Riches to Rags (MMMKay) * Nappy Roots
10) Right Now * Garth Brooks
11) Psycho Chicken * The Fools
12) Meet Virgina * Train
13) Tuesday Afternoon * The Moody Blues
14) Without a Face * Rage Against The Machine
15) Rock Superstar * Cypress Hill
16) Cruisin' * Huey Lewis & Gwenyth Paltrow
17) Tubular Boobular * The Cast of MST3k
Disc Nine:
I Wanna Be Sedated = The Offspring
Ina Gadda Da Vida = Iron Butterfly
A Taste Of Honey = Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass
Insane and the Brain = The Great Luke Ski
Danny's Song = Anne Murray
Silence = Delerium w/ Sarah McLachlan
Land of Confusion = Genesis
Little White Dove = Jess Klein
Farm on the Freeway = Jethro Tull
Classical Gas = Mason Williams
Testify (Live on Conan O'Brien) = Rage Against The Machine
Breakdown = Tantric
Use The Force = The Great Luke Ski
Suicide is Painless (Theme from M*A*S*H*) - Unknown
I Wanna Be Sedated = The Ramones
Disc Ten:
I Creep - Radiohead
II Spark - Tori Amos
III Steal my Sunshine - Len
IV Snoop Bounce - Snoop Dogg feat. Rage Against The Machine
V The Kids Aren't Alright - The Offspring
VI The Music Sounds Better With You - Stardust
VII She's So High - Tal Bachman
VIII Harvey and Sheila - Allan Sherman
IX I Think God Can Explain - Splendor
X My Baby Got Shot - Verbena
XI Moment of Weakness - Bif Naked
XII Song #2 - Blur
XIII On the Shoulders of Freaks - Henry Phillips
XIV Fumbling Towards Ecstasy (Live) - Sarah McLachlan
XV Back That Ass Up (South Park version) - Big Gay Al
XVI Right Now - SR-71
XVII What's Up Spock? (DS9 Remix) - The Great Luke Ski
XVIII The Next Degree - Unsung Heroes
XIX I Wanna Rock - Twisted Sister
XX Champagne Supernova (Live Cover) - Ben Folds Five
Disc Eleven:
1. Pumping On Your Stereo - Supergrass
2. Drops of Jupiter - Train
3. Add It Up - Violent Femmes
4. Smooth Criminal (Trimmed Version) - Alien Ant Farm
5. City of New Orleans - Arlo Guthrie
6. I Will Find You - Clannad
7. Purple Hills - D12
8. One More Time - Daft Punk
9. American Pie - Don McLean
10. Ordinary World - Duran Duran
11. Clint Eastwood - Gorillaz
12. Starfuckers Inc. - Nine Inch Nails
13. The Universal Adjective - Pinkard & Bowden
14. Du Hast - Rammstein
15. Banned From The End of the World - Sleater Kinney
16. God - Tori Amos
Disc Twelve:
I Could Not Ask For More ; Sara Evans
Hit 'Em Up Style (Oops) ; Blu Cantrell
You Wouldn't Beleive ; 311
Good Enough (Live) ; Sarah McLachlan
(This Song's) Just Six Words Long ; Weird Al Yankovic
Epic ; Faith No More
Who Will Save Your Soul (Unplugged Version) ; Jewel
Faith ; Limp Bizkit
Disposable Teens ; Marilyn Manson
Buch Dich ; Rammstein
Possesion ; Sarah McLachlan
88 Lines About 44 Simpsons ; The Great Luke Ski
American Woman ; The Guess Who
Daydream Beleiver ; The Monkees
Come Original ; 311
Crucify ; Tori Amos
Camp Grenada ; Alan Sherman
Werewolves of London ; Warren Zevon
Disc Thirteen:
Barenaked Ladies - It's All Been Done
Staind - It's Been Awhile
Alien Ant Farm - Smooth Criminal (Full Version)
Echo & The Bunnymen - People Are Strange
Guano Apes - Open Your Eyes
The Breeders - Cannonball
The New Radicals - You Get What You Give
Garbage - Dumb
Disturbed - Shout 2000
Alicia Keyes - Fallin'
Big Head Todd & The Monsters - Resignation Superman
Canned Heat - Going' Up The Country
Travis Meyer - The Devil Went To Jamaica
John Mamoser - 9 Coronas
Joydrop - I Sometimes Wanna Die
Run-DMC feat. Aerosmith - Walk This Way
The Corrs - So You (Unplugged Version)
Methods of Mayhem featuring Li'l Kim, Fred Durst, and George Clinton - Get Naked
Barenaked Ladies - Call and Answer
Disc Fourten:
(ONE) Because I Got High by Afroman
(TWO) Highway To Hell (Live) by AC/DC
(THREE) Keep On Rockin' In The Free World by Neil Young
(FOUR) Rebel Yell by Billy Idol
(FIVE) Fly Like An Eagle by Steve Miller Band
(SIX) Night Moves by Bob Seger
(SEVEN) Sultans Of Swing by Dire Straits
(EIGHT) Fire and Rain by James Taylor
(NINE) Drive by The Cars
(TEN) Doubleback by ZZ Top
(ELEVEN) Bodies by Drowning Pool
(TWELVE) Weapon of Choice by Fatboy Slim
(THIRTEEN) It's The End Of The World As We Know It by REM
(FOURTEEN) The Joker by Steve Miller Band
(FIFTEEN) White Wedding by Billy Idol
(SIXTEEN) Harvest Moon by Neil Young
(SEVENTEEN) Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap by AC/DC
Disc Fifteen:
1. Rock The Casbah - The Clash
2. Santa Monica - Everclear
3. America - Neil Diamond
4. Bad Religion - Godsmack
5. Sabotage - Beastie Boys
6. Mack The Knife - Bobby Darin
7. Brain Stew (Godzilla Mix) - Green Day
8. That'll Be The Day - Buddy Holly & The Crickets
9. Hey Man, Nice Shot - Filter
10. Learn To Fly - The Foo Fighters
11. Bad Day - Fuel
12. In The Air Tonight - Phil Collins
13. Knockin' On Heaven's Door - Guns n' Roses
14. The Spirit In The Sky - Norman Greenbaum
15. When You're Falling - Peter Gabriel & The AfroCelt Sound System
16. The End - The Doors
Disc Sixteen:
1: Stairway To Heaven - Led Zeppelin
2: Dead Man's Party - Oingo Boingo
3: Daniel - Elton John
4: Only The Good Die Young - Billy Joel
5: Somewhere Beyond The Sea - Bobby Darin
6: Falling Away From Me - Korn
7: Lay Your Hands On Me - Thompson Twins
8: Crash Into Me - Dave Matthews Band
9: Enter Sandman - Metallica
10: 99 Luft Baloons - Nena
11: Head Like A Hole - Nine Inch Nails
12: Imagine - John Lennon
13: Sweating Bullets - Megadeth
14: Rocket Man - Elton John
15: Stop The Rock - Apollo 440
Disc Seventeen:
Jumper by Third Eye Blind
Evil Ways by Santana
Guilty by Gravity Kills
Break Stuff by Limp Bizkit
Renegades Of Funk by Rage Against The Machine
Under The Bridge by Red Hot Chili Peppers
Bullet With Butterfly Wings by Smashing Pumpkins
Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden
Dead And Bloated by Stone Temple Pilots
Fly by Sugar Ray
Say Hello To Heaven by Temple Of The Dog
Free Fallin' by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Burnging Down The House by Talking Heads
How I Could Just Kill A Man by Rage Against The Machine
Crash And Burn by Savage Garden
Chop Suey! by System Of A Down
Duck And Run by 3 Doors Down
Disc Eighteen:
01 Everclear - When It All Goes Wrong Again
02 The Great Luke Ski - My Name Is... Al Bundy
03 Sevendust - •••••
04 Garbage - Androgyny
05 Gravity Kills - Enough
06 Joe Satriani - The Crush Of Love (Live)
07 Josh Joplin Band - Camera One
08 Tool - Sober
09 Temple Of The Dog - Hunger Strike
10 311 - Down
11 U2 - Sunday, Bloody Sunday
12 Van Halen - Why Can't This Be Love
13 Westside Connection - Bow Down
14 Sevendust - Denial
15 The Great Luke Ski - Y.O.D.A.
16 Coldplay - Yellow
17 Nickleback - How You Remind Me
18 Carly Simon - You're So Vain
Disc Nineteen:
1) Alive * Joey Lauren Adams
2) A Man Of Constant Sorrow * The Soggy Bottom Boys
3) Judith * A Perfect Circle
4) Firewater Burn * Bloodhound Gang
5) Buddy Holly * Weezer
6) Only Time * Enya
7) Take A Picture * Filter
8) I'm The Killer (Killer Rap) * Lifelong feat. Incident
9) School Of Hard Knocks * P.O.D.
10) Push It * Static X
11) Smoke Two Joints * Sublime
12) Sugar * System Of A Down
13) It's A Fanboy Christmas * The Great Luke Ski
14) Everything Dies * Type-O Negative
15) Change (In The Hosue Of Flies) * The Deftones
16) Promise * Eve 6
17) Eat The Rich * Aerosmith
Disc Twenty:
Independence Day = Martina McBride
As My Guitar Gently Weeps = The Beatles
Diary Of A Madman (Live) = A Perfect Circle
Turn Off The Light = Nelly Furtado
Block Rockin' Beats = The Chemical Brothers
Cuttin' Heads = John Mellencamp feat. Chuck D.
3 Little Pigs = Green Jelly
Shame On You = Indigo Girls
When God Fearin' Women Get The Blues = Martina McBride
Hard Knock Life = Jay Z.
Fight The Power = Public Enemy
Elevation (Tomb Raider Mix) = U2
Doctor Worm = They Might Be Giants
Ugly = Bubba Sparxxx
Closer To Fine (Live) = Indigo Girls feat. Jewel, Sarah McLachlan, and Meredith Brooks
I Love You = Martina McBride
Disc Twenty-One:
I Connection - Elastica
II Run - Colective Soul
III If You're Not In It For Love (Dane Remix) - Shania Twian
IV Big As Life - Hammel on Trial
V Gangsta's Paradise - Coolio feat. L.V.
VI Take This Job And Shove It - Johnny Paycheck
VII I Did It - Dave Matthews Band
VIII I'm Still Standing - Elton John
IX Out Of My Mind - Fastball
X Into The Void - Nine Inch Nails
XI Lick The Pavement - Garbage
XII Unforgiven II - Metallica
XIII Galileo - Indigo Girls
XIV Somethin' •••••• - Robbie Williams & Nicole Kidman
XV Too Hot - Coolio
XVI Mudshovel - Staind
XVII I Am So In Love With You - UNV
XVIII Everybody Wants To Rule The World - Tears For Fears
XIX Blue (Club Remix) - Eifel 65
Disc Twenty-Two:
1. I Love You Always Forever - Donna Lewis
2. Volcano Girls - Veruca Salt
3. Banditos (Live) - The Refreshments
4. Dream - Forest For The Trees
5. I Could Not Ask For More - Edwin McCain
6. Secret Garden - Bruce Springsteen
7. Pepper - Butthole Surfers
8. I Will Survive - Cake
9. Wicked Game - Chris Issak
10. Crush - Jennifer Paige
11. Don't Lose Your Head - INXS
12. The Beautiful People - Marilyn Manson
13. Head Like A Hole - Nine Inch Nails
14. 50 Foot Queenie (Live) - P.J. Harvey
15. Wild Thing - Sam Kinison
16. Mr. Roboto - Styx
Disc Twenty-Three:
Don't Fear The Reaper ; Blue Oyster Cult
Breathe ; Prodigy
Math Suks ; Jimmy Buffet
Can't Get Enough Of You Baby ; Smash Mouth
Escape From The Prison Planet ; Clutch
My Hero ; Foo Fighters
Flagpole Sitta' ; Harvey Danger
Mortal Kombat (Techno Syndrome Mix) ; The Immortals
Smeg-A-Mix ; Red Dwarf
Ain't Nuthin' But A She Thang ; Salt-n-Pepa
Save Tonight ; Eagle Eye Cherry
Timmy!!! ; Timmy & The Lords Of The Underworld
Hell ; Squirrel Nut Zipper
Wonder Boy ; Tenacious D
Pretty Fly (For A White Guy) ; The Offspring
Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life) ; Green Day
Zoot Suit Riot ; Cherry Poppin' Daddies
Smack My ••••• Up ; Prodigy
Godzilla ; Blue Oyster Cult
Disc Twenty-Four:
South - Paint The Silence
Hed P.E. - Bartender
Kylie Minogue - Can't Get You Out Of My Head
Gin Blossoms - Found Out About You
Catherine Zeta Jones - In The Arms Of Love
Linkin Park - In The End
OutKast feat. Killer Mike - The Whole World
Kate Winslet - What If
Rammstein - Links 2,3,4
Sevendust - Waffle
Subway - This Game We Play
Garbage - Thirteen
Planet Soul - Set You Free
Diana Krall - That Old Feeling
The Soupdragons - I'm Free
Disc Twenty-Five:
(ONE) Ashes To Ashes by David Bowie
(TWO) Bonnie Portmore by Loreena McKennit
(THREE) Can't Even Tell by Soul Asylum
(FOUR) Dead Man Walking by David Bowie
(FIVE) Far Behind by Candlebox
(SIX) Shades Of Grey by Grateful Dead
(SEVEN) Kernkraft 400 by Zombie Nation
(EIGHT) Kiss The Rain (Chasing Amy Remix) by Billie Meyers
(NINE) March of Cambreadth of Heather Alexander
(TEN) Moondance by Van Morrison
(ELEVEN) The Player's Club by Rappin' 4 Tay
(TWELVE) Plush by Stone Temple Pilots
(THIRTEEN) Rapture by I.I.O.
(FOURTEEN) Rodeo Clowns by G Love & Special Sauce
(FIFTEEN) Stranger In A Strange Land by Iron Maiden
(SIXTEEN) TV Song by Blue Man Group
Disc Twenty-Six:
1. Bert & Ernie Homicide Life On Sesame Street - Family Guy
2. Break On Through (Live) - The Doors
3. Beds Are Burning - Midnight Oil
4. Behind Blue Eyes - The Who
5. Pump Up The Volume - M.A.R.R.S.
6. Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan
7. Fast Car - Tracey Chapman
8. Take Five - Dave Brubek
9. Tom's Diner - Suzzane Vega feat. DNA
10. Hocus Pocus - Focus
11. Carry On My Wayward Son - Kansas
12. Hannukah Song Part 2 - Adam Sandler
13. Standing Outside A Broken Phone Booth With Money In My Hand - Primitive Radio Gods
14. The Highwayman - The Highwaymen
15. Usage Of •••• - Unknown
16. Saved The Best For Last - Vanessa Williams
17. Happy, Happy, Joy, Joy - Ren & Stimpy
Disc Twenty-Seven:
1: Passion - K-5
2: Bach Prelude No. 2 In C Minor - Petra Haden
3: 911 Is A Joke - Public Enemy
4: Magic Carpet Ride (Techno Remix) - The Crystal Method
5: Let's Go - Ron Isley
6: My Mama Never Taught Me How To Cook - Annete Peacock
7: California - Liz Phair
8: Stay - Coal
9: What Does Your Sould Look Like? - DJ Shadow
10: Ain't Nuthin' Goin' On But The Rent - Gwen Guthrie
11: The Leanover - Life Without Buildings
12: The Impression That I Get - The Mighty, Mighty Bosstones
13: Run's House - Run-D.M.C.
14: Live Wire - The Meters
15: Can't Do Nuttin' For Ya Man - Public Enemy
16: Red - Petra Haden
17: Red Alert - K-5
Disc Twenty-Eight:
Insomnia (Monster Mix) by Faithless
Be Yourself by Whodini
Born Slippy by Underworld
My Friend by Groove Armada
Spybreak by Propellerheads
Let You Go by ATB
Never Gonna Come Back Down by BT
Tetris (Rave Mix) by DJ Liquid
Daylighting (Tugboat) by Life Without Buildings
Speed Freak (Moby Remix) by Orbital
Ecuador by Sash
Confusion by New Order
Whatever I Fear by Toad The Wet Sprocket
Kalpol Intro by Autechre
Disc Twenty-Nine:
01 Soul Asylum - We3
02 Scooter - Move Your Ass
03 Astral Projection - Trance Dance
04 Barbara Lewis - Puppy Love
05 Brian Eno - Ambient 1 Music For Airports
06 Choreboy - We're In It For The Money
07 DJ Quicksilver - Trance Emotions
08 Flipp - I Don't Care
09 Paul Van Dyk - For An Angel
10 Sponge - Have You Seen Mary
11 The Hang-Ups - Jump Start
12 Scooter - Ramp
13 Soul Asylum - Lucky One
Disc Thirty:
1) Video Killed The Radio Star * The Bugles
2) I Shot Lucifer * Bionic Jive
3) Breaking The Code * Andrea Parker
4) We Are All Made Of Stars * Moby
5) Hands Clean * Alanis Morrisette
6) Begging Bone * Garbage
7) Neely O'Hara * Bright Eyes
8) For What It's Worth * Buffalo Springfield
9) All The Pretty Horses * Current 93
10) Raindrops, Raindrops * Karin Krog
11) Crackpot Baby * L7
12) Push It (Boom Boom Satellites Mix) * Garbage
13) Jump On It * Sir Mix-a-Lot
14) Start The Commotion * The Wiseguys
15) Spooky Loop * Nurse With Wound
Apparently Mr. Needs-A-Life made, um, let's see, what's 44 minus 30? 14! He's made 14 more of his discs and plans to post the list of songs on those. God help us all.
Here you go.
Disc Thirty-One:
How Soon Is Now ; Love Spit Love
Femme Fatale ; Velvet Underground & Nico
You Made Me The Theif Of Your Heart ; Sinead O'Connor
Dive ; David Bridie
In The City ; The Eagles
I Feel Loved ; Depeche Mode
Sunday Morning Yellow Sky ; October Project
Rockaway Beach ; The Ramones
Big Sciotta ; Russ Barenburg
Straight Lines ; Suzanne Vega
Cities ; Talking Heads
King Harvest (Has Surely Come) ; The Band
Behind The Wall Of Sleep ; The Smithereens
Batuna ; Zombie Nation
Falling ; Scorn
Disc Thirty-Two:
Alanis Morrisette - Still
Andrea Parker - The Swamp
Deltron 3030 - 3030
Autechre - Nil
Current 93 - Into The Menstrual Night I Go
Elders of Zion - What's Your Badge Number
Massive Attack - Daydreaming (Blacksmith Mix)
P.J. Harvey - Sheela-Na-Gig
Radiohead - Everything In It's Right Place (Hybrid Mix)
Sleater-Kinney - Get Up
Spacemen 3 - Revolution
The Who - Baba O'Riley
Massive Attack feat. Lisa Gerrard & Pieter Bourke - Safe From Harm
Clannad - Gathering Mushrooms
Disc Thirty-Three:
(ONE) Generator/Your Arse My Place (Live) by Elastica
(TWO) Sorrow by Life Without Buildings
(THREE) Hungry by Dave Navarro
(FOUR) Murder By Numbers by The Police
(FIVE) The Unknown by Andrea Parker
(SIX) Suffragette City by David Bowie
(SEVEN) At The Lost & Found by Marine Research
(EIGHT) Building Steam With A Grain Of Salt by DJ Shadow
(NINE) The Hiring Fair by Fairport Convention
(TEN) Ukraina by Flin-Flon
(ELEVEN) Turn, Turn, Turn by The Byrds
(TWELVE) Itchy Chin by Heavenly
(THIRTEEN) Days Go By by Dirty Vegas
(FOURTEEN) Tuff Gnarl by Sonic Youth
(FIFTEEN) Gypsy by Suzanne Vega
(SIXTEEN) Autobahn by Kraftwerk
(SEVENTEEN) Nothing Stays The Same by Elastica
Disc Thirty-Four:
1. Both Sides The Tweed - Caperaille
2. Your Head Is So Small It's Like A Light - Jessamine
3. Wash Me Out - Medicine
4. Shiner - Rodan
5. Some Other Level - Andrea Parker
6. No Name #4 - Elliot Smith
7. Unchanging Window Chord Simple - Broadcast
8. Hopefulness To Hopelessness - Marine Research
9. Transylvanian Concubine - Rasputina
10. Neptune Ave. (Ortho Hi Rise) - Sammy
11. Misty Mountain - Silver Apples
12. Just A Dream - Talulah Gosh
13. We Got The Computers - Tel Aviv
14. American Trilogy - The Delgados
15. Worlds Of Possibility - The Pastels
16. City - Tracy & The Plastics
17. Make Out Club - Unrest
18. Sugarcube - Yo La Tengo
19. •••• You - Wesley Willis
Disc Thirty-Five:
1: Outcome - Beck
2: Floods - Flin-Flon
3: Let's Run - Le Tigre
4: Kill Whitey - Wesley Willis
5: Walking With Thee - Clinic
6: Gentle Germans - Add N to X
7: All My Little Words - Magnetic Fields
8: Heavenly - Sperm Meets Egg, So What?
9: Girl U Want - Superchunk
10: Suicide - Cheree
11: You're An Ocean - Fastball
12: Eighty-One - Floraline
13: Blue Thunder - Galaxie 500
14: You Ain't Got A Hold On Me - Mark Kozelek
15: Cold As Hell - Marvelous 3
16: October Reasons - Nanci Griffith
17: Samba Tranquille - Thievery Corporation
18: Kingdom Come - Tom Verlaine
19: Two Step - Throwing Muses
20: Midnobody - Turner
21: Subterranean - David Bowie
22: John Barleycorn - Traffic
Disc Thirty-Six:
Bruxelles by Prolapse
Quiet Now by Daedelus featuring Busdriver
Message Personnel (Arab Strap Remix) by Dot Allison
1999 by Dump
Bell, Book and Candle by Eddi Reader
XxX by Helium
The Trap Door by Jules Shear
Mondo'77 by Looper
Turn The Light Back On by Lucy Kaplanski
Gravity by Pram
Frida Kahlo by Rachel's
Trains Across The Sea by Silver Jews
Nights X 9 by Slant 6
Honey by Spacemen 3
Loose by The Stooges
Maul 10.09.97 by The Third Sex
Blade Of Grass by Versus
Essence Of Cessna by Prolapse
Disc Thirty-Seven:
01 Marvelous 3 - Beautiful
02 The Cranberries - Just My Imagination
03 The Smiths - How Soon Is Now
04 Air Miami - Pucker
05 Long Fin Killie - Resin
06 Mark Kozelek - Bad Boy Boogie
07 Melanie C. - Ga Ga
08 Miles Davis & Gil Evans - The Pan Piper
09 Built To Spill - Joyride
10 My Bloody Valentine - (You're) Safe In Your Sleep (From This Girl)
11 Sleater-Kinney - Get Up
12 Slowdive - Dagger
13 Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird
14 Spacemen 3 - Ode To Street Hassle
15 Suckle - Symposium
16 The Crystal Method - Name of the Game
17 Ladytron - Playgirl
18 Snake River Conspiracy - Breed (Loadblower Mix)
19 The Cranberries - Promises
20 Marvelous 3 - Sugarbuzz
Disc Thirty-Eight:
1) Girl With The Strawberry Hair * Talulah Gosh
2) O.K. This Is The Pops * Tones On Tail
3) Look At Me * Geri Halliwell
4) Debaser (Live) * Pixies
5) Flowers * Chug
6) Commodore Rock * Ladytron
7) Fresh Pond Parkway * Land of the Loops
8) Lipstick * Long Fin Killie
9) A + B * Luxo Champ
10) Volunteers Conquering Fires * Mark Robinson
11) Skinny Glasses Girl * Portastatic
12) No Surprises * Radiohead
13) Mistress * Red House Painters
14) Bell * Swirlies
15) Silver Nitrate * Pram
16) Release The Bats * The Birthday Party
17) Snowfall * The Halo Benders
18) Reno Dakota * Magnetic Fields
19) Been Out * Turner
20) Son Of A Gun * Vaselines
21) My Boyfriend (Could Be A Spanish Man) * The Aislers Set
22) Lions * Tone On Tail
23) My Best Friend * Talulah Gosh
Disc Thirty-Nine:
••••••• Jew = South Park
It's So Obvious = Wire
Pinky & The Brain Quotes = Animaniacs
The Panama Canal = Animaniacs
Eleanor Rigby = The Beatles
Hook It Up = The Donnas
O.J. Simpson = Wesley Willis
Sound and Vision = David Bowie
Island In The Sun = Weezer
Cars = Gary Neuman
Sad Eyes = Come
Voom Voom Vooma = Chika Chika
Give A Little Bit = Supertramp
Sister Blister = Alanis Morissette
Leanover (Acoustic) = Life Without Buildings
Slip Slidin' Away = Paul Simon
Mysterious Ways (Massive Attack Remix) = U2
Flinch (Live) = Alanis Morissette
Don't Let Our Youth Go To Waste = Galaxie 500
101 Big Dick Jokes = Drew Carey
Disc Fourty:
I Death Explosion - The Crown
II Alicia's Song - The Aislers Set
III Young Virgins Call For Mutiny - Butterfly Child
IV Alice - Cocteau Twins
V Charlotte - Hope Sandoval
VI Mail Call - Hot Pursuit
VII Atmosphere - Joy Division
VIII These Things - Looper
IX The Pink - Medicine
X Where Do You Want To Go Today - Oneironaut
XI The Swedish Rahpsody - The Comet Project
XII Under The Whip - The Crown
XIII Witness - The Delgados
XIV Five Get Over Excited - The Housemartins
XV Honeychain - Throwing Muses
XVI Suffocated Love (Live on the BBC) - Tricky
XVII West Coast Love Affair - Unrest
XVIII You Think You're A Man - Vaselines
XIX They Threw Me Out Of Church - Wesley Willis
Disc Fourty-One:
1. Five Man Army - Massive Attack
2. Montreal - Autechre
3. Mushroom - Can
4. Exclamation Mark! - Andrea Parker
5. Love On The Rocks - Benett
6. Movin In - Turner
7. In A Beautiful Place In The Country - Boards Of Canada
8. Spooky Rhodes - Laika
9. Jukebox Heart - Locust
10. How To Play Dead - Sleater-Kinney
11. Tell My Why (Club Mix) - Paul Van Dyk
12. Another Try At Something New - Macavity
13. Tundra - Squarepusher
14. Shad Of Ourselves - Thievery Corporation
15. Catholic Girls - Frank Zappa
Disc Fourty-Two:
Friends Of The Heroes ; The Aislers Set
Down Under ; Blonde Redhead
@$$hole ; Beck
Bulimic Beats ; Catatonia
Am I Soundboy ; Cex
Stranger (Re-Mix) ; Clan Of Xymox
Cool Like That ; Digable Planet
Coming Up Roses ; Elliot Smith
Dynamite Walls ; Hayden
Like Lovers Do ; Heather Nova
Shamelss ; Idol
Who Am I ; Lily Frost
Into Dust ; Mazzy Star
Broken Face ; Pixies
You Moved In ; Smog
I'm All Alone ; Slapp Happy
Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space ; Spiritualized
Heaven and Hot Rods ; Stone Temple Pilots
My Boy Says ; Talulah Gosh
Yes She Is My Skinhead Girl ; Unrest
London Madrid ; The Aislers Set
Disc Fourty-Three:
Sleater-Kinney - Ballad of a Ladyman (Live on the BBC)
Eels - Hospital Food
Abandoned Pools - The Remedy
Bigg Jus - Gaffling Whips
Gregg Bendians Interzone - Other Skylines
J-Live - Satisifed
Tommy Lee - Hold Me Down
ATC - Around The World
Matthew Shipp - D's Choice
Princess Superstar feat. The High and Mighty - Bad Babysitter
Dishwalla - Stay Awake
Fastball - This Is My Life
James Talley - Are They Gonna Make Us Outlaws Again (Live)
Masterminds feat. Mr. Lif - No Test Redux
My Bloody Valentine - Slow
Armik - Tango Flamenco
Semisonic - Closing Time
The White Stripes - Hotel Yorba
J-Zone - The Trojan War
Eels - Last Stop This Town
Sleater-Kinney - Ballad of a Ladyman
Disc Fourty-Four:
(ONE) The Bouncer by ELO
(TWO) When Time Stood Still by ELO
(THREE) Julie Don't Live Here by ELO
(FOUR) A Long Time Gone by ELO
(FIVE) All She Wanted by ELO
(SIX) New World Man by Rush
(SEVEN) Time Stands Still by Rush
(EIGHT) Devil In A Sleeping Bag by Presidents of the United States of America
(NINE) The Fall of Terok Nor by V For Vendetta
(TEN) Stranger On A Quiet Street by ELO
(ELEVEN) State Of Mind by ELO
(TWELVE) Ordinary Dream by ELO
(THIRTEEN) Moment In Paradise by ELO
(FOURTEEN) Melting In The Sun by ELO
(FIFTEEN) Lonesome Lullaby by ELO
(SIXTEEN) Just For Love by ELO
(SEVENTEEN) It Really Doesn't Matter by ELO
(EIGHTEEN) In My Own Time by ELO
(NINETEEN) Easy Money by ELO
(TWENTY) Alright by ELO
Big Smiles, Big Hugs
Brian W.
Discs 45, 46, and 47 coming soon!
C'mon am I the ONLY one making these things anymore? The first board got huge, but this one is dead as a doorknob.
Well, I've recently put together a 2-CD compilation of my personal choices for the most gorgeously beautiful songs in classic rock history - 40 tracks on two CDs. This originally began life ten years ago as a 90-minute tape compilation inspired by a friend's suggestion that he'd like to hear someone make a comp tape of the greatest slow songs ever made. Although I've of course added more songs as I was exposed to more bands and the CD format permitted for more room, most of the basic track lineup from that original compilation remains unchanged. If anyone's interested, I'll post the track listings and people can agree or disagree with my choices.
Ack! I Dumped the two messages from RIAA guy and Brian Webber that originally appeared before Todd's post and forgot to note it here.
What? Why? Me and the guy who posted as The RIAA were just mocking this whoel DMCA thing. They do it all the time at PM and nobody deletes those. I wasn't aware mocking a Senate Bill counted as ad hominem. I guess we can't make fun of insects anymore eithger? And what about pens? Oh no, what if someone says, "My •••••• pen ran out of ink"? It'll be sent to the Dump!
AAGGGGHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Matt,
Speaking on behalf of the person who posted as the RIAA (namely, me), I would have to say that Mr. Webber interpreted me correctly.
I was attempting some political commentary in response to "am I the ONLY one...".
The Fine Print:
Disclaimer: I do not work for the RIAA, nor do I work for any of its member companies. I posted as the RIAA for political/satirical commentary purposes only.
Okay, Scott, you possibly have a point. I can't really bring myself to interpret Brian's response as acceptable, though. Even though it was joking, and I understood it to be so at the time, it went *way* over the top.
Guys,
It does not matter if what you are doing is legal. It doesn't matter if during the investigation you are completely OKed. The investigation itself is a female dog. By posting those lists you've given a grand jury probable cause to let RIAA investigate any claims as to ownership of those songs.
Derf,
I may be paranoid, but I'm serious. Delete this board before it is found.
(Yeah, I know they can figure out who I am, but why make it easy on them? BTW, "they" exist. I may sound paranoid, but their is an antecedant for that pronoun.)
I just want to say for the record that any compilations I've ever made have all been from commercially released CDs that I've bought and paid for.
I think Anonymous mya be right (now). Just go ahead and sh!t can this board and the other one before anybody (me) gets into trouble.
So, I was looking over those lists you had posted, Brian. Two questions:
You're aware that it's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," right? You had "As My Guitar Gently Weeps." Also, does "The Fall of Terok Nor" have anything to do with what I think it does?
Let me address thhose points in order.
1: My bad, sorry.
and 2: The title of the song refers, of course, to DS9, but the song has absolutely NOTHING to do with the station, Captain Sisko, or anything Trek like.
So, in other words, it's a song about Trek that isn't about Trek? Uh... 'k.
Oh don't act so confused. It's not as if that's the firt time the title of the song had absolutely nothing to do with the actual song.
The "firt time"?
This is true. However, I'd be remiss in my duty as a Nitpicker if I didn't call 'em on it.
I think I mentioned elsewhere that I was wanting to put together a series of tapes or CDs of songs that were no. 1 on my birthday. Disc one has been created. The series is called In My Life. To determine what songs were number one on my birthday through the years, I'm using these websites: http://www.8ball.com/t40tunes/byyear.html and http://www.hart87.freeserve.co.uk/us1.html The first site was consulted for disc one. Where the two lists differ, I'll make a note. Disc one was made at my sister's, so I did not have access to the second site. Nonetheless, where the two lists differ, I'll make note of it. On disc one are the following cuts:
1963 - "Walk Right In" - The Rooftop Singers
Overall, I'm going by Billboard's charts. Frankly, this isn't the song Billboard lists as being the top song of the land the day I was born. "Hey Paula" by Paul and Paula is. However, the website I used, for the first ten years, lists other number one songs, compiled, I believe, from other charts.
"Walk Right In" was one of the other songs listed. It's probably the earliest pop song I can remember hearing and liking. I still like it. And since I'm not that fond of "Hey Paula"...
Tempting as it was, this is the only time I knowingly deviated from the Billboard charts.
1964 - "I Want to Hold Your Hand" - The Beatles
Not my favorite Beatles song, but it's still cool one of their songs was number 1 on my first birthday. Plus this song marks the first time that someone who is the same zodialogical sign as I am appears on these disc. George Harrison was a fellow Pisces. (His last album, Brainwashed had a song on it called "Pisces Fish". 
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1965 - "This Diamond Ring" - Gary Lewis and the Playboys
1966 - "These Boots Are Made For Walkin'" - Nancy Sinatra
1967 - "Kind of a Drag" - The Buckinghams
1968 - "Love Is Blue" - Paul Mauriet
1969 - "Everyday People" - Sly and the Family Stone
Sly Stone is another Piscean.
1970 - "Bridge Over Troubled Water" - Simon and Garfunkel
1971 - "One Bad Apple" - The Osmonds
Not the worst song on this, or any of the other discs. Actually, it's not bad.
1972 - "Without You" - Nilsson
1973 - "Killing Me Softly (With His Song)" - Robeta Flack
1974 - "The Way We Were" - Barbra Streisand
Ugh! Now this is bad!
1975 - "Pick Up the Pieces" - The Average White Band
1976 - "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" - Paul Simon
Paul is the first artist to be repeated on In My Life. This is also one of the discrepancies between the two lists. The second website lists "The Theme from SWAT by Rhythm Heritage. I'd forgotten about that when I made disc one. I'm not sure which I'd have chosen if I knew of the difference at the time. I will admit I like Simon's song better, though.
1977 - "New Kid In Town" - The Eagles
A long time personal favorite. We're entering my favorite stretch of the CD.
1978 - "Stayin' Alive" - The Bee Gees
1979 - "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?" - Rod Stewart
Not one of Rod's best songs, but I still like it.
1980 - "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" - Queen
This ends the best part of the album.
1981 - "9 to 5" - Dolly Parton
According to the second site, Eddie Rabbit's "I Love a Rainy Night" was number one. I think I'd've rather used it instead of this one. Oh well.
1982 - "Centerfold" - J. Geils Band
Peter Wolf is also Pisces. So is J. Geils himself.
1983 - "Come to Me" - Patti Austin and James Ingrams.
And that completes the Number One Hits for the first 20 years of my life.
np - Music for The Native Americans - Robbie Robertson and the Red Road Ensemble
A couple of years ago I started a series of Mix Discs to be built around the theme of the Seasons. Actually…it started out as an excuse to get out some songs from my vinyl collection onto a single disc and they just happened to work around the concept of Autumn. So there was a bit of initial inspiration there and I even posted the set list on the other board, but I have decided to be patient with the other seasons and jot down songs here and there until a set list evolved. I’m in no rush to force these things, but I just completed Winter and I really like it.I still haven’t decided if I’m going to go with the obvious for Summer , yet, though my gut tells me it will be built around The Raspberries’ “Drivin’ Around” and stuff like that…
There’s a lot of stuff here, stylistically, but it works because the segues are designed to be sort of ‘stepping stones’, and it’s an interesting trip besides.
Winter
1- Winter Heart- Pete and Maura Kennedy
2- B.C. in the Winter Time- Grievous Angels
3- California Snow- Tom Russell
4- Six Feet of Snow- Little Feat
5- Ice Age- Jorma Kaukonen
6- Ice- Daniel Lanois
7- Freeze Tag- Suzanne Vega
8- Winter in the Firelands- Pere Ubu
9- Ice Cold Ice- Husker Du
10- Cold- Tears for Fears
11- Icefire- Pat Metheny
12- Icy Blue Heart- John Hiatt
13- The Coldest Night of the Year- Bruce Cockburn
14- Frozen Man- Fairport Convention
15- Under Ice- Kate Bush
16- The Winter Tree- Renaissance
17- February Stars- Foo Fighters
18- Summer Kisses Winter Tears- Julee Cruise
19- Gloomy Winter- Dougie MacLean
20- When the Nights are Cold- Jimmie Dale Gilmore
Here are tracks (so far) for an instrumental tape I'm working on. These are my favorite instrumental tracks. One caveat. Some of the cuts do have some vocals to them, but the lyrics are extremely minimalistic. Here we go:
SIDE 1
) Now I understand all of the mention of playtesting. Very interesting setlist, culling selections from a variety of sources and periods- just my speed. I can imagine it already, sort of, but nothing compares with the actual experience.
I was just joking about the title, btw. Don't drive yourself nuts- these things can be the hardest to come up with a name for if you let them. Lately I've been taking a song from the setlist and making it a "title track", provided it's evocative enough.
I'll post my own setlist from an instrumental disc that I recently made. I came up with the motivation to do one after I completed my own Bruce Cockburn instrumental disc (I took all of the instrumental tracks that he has included on his albums since the early 70's and made a set out of them). At that point it seemed like a good idea (still does) to make a rock based instrumental disc.
So it was originally supposed to be all these bands like Hot Tuna, Genesis, Husker Du, etc., with well known instrumental tracks, and then it took on a life of its own. Maybe I shouldn't put it that way, since nothing is preventing me from going ahead with my original plan and I really do like this disc and it's a staple when I'm driving now. But the 'mood' of the tracks that I started building around opened the door for other genres to be thrown into the mix. It's got some feisty tracks for sure, but also has a really dreamy quality over all. It's called-
The Other Side
1- "King Arthur's Dream"- The Hellecasters
2- "Ur"- Steve Tibbetts
3- "Previous Man"- David Torn (featuring Bill Bruford and Tony Levin)
4- "Scandanavia"- Van Morrison
5- "Ver Les Iles"- Dan ar Bras
6- "The Howl"- Wolfstone
7- "Portmeirion"- Fairport Convention
8- "Ngombi"- Baka Beyond
9- "Saucer Crash"- Tom Verlaine
10- "Ariel"- Heidi Berry
11- "Ambiguity"- Terje Rypdal
12- "Lizard's Tail"- French Frith Kaiser Thompson
13- "Ballet for a Blue Whale"- Adrian Belew
14- "Dreaming of the Other Side"- Rare Air
15- "Goodbye Walker Percy"- Brooks Williams
I could do a bunch of these things but next up is definitely going to be that original idea. But I do like what Benn's done with the TV themes, hmmmm...
I can think of a couple of other instrumentals I left off that are favorites of mine. They were omitted mostly due to length. The tunes are "Stealing the Enterprise" by James Horner from the STAR TREK III - The Search For Spock soundtrack and "Hebrides Overture" by Medelssohn.
"Music is a world within itself and a language we all understand."
That's Mendelssohn.
"Music is a world within itself and a language we all understand."
>"Death's Other Dominion" - Barry Gray (from the >soundtrack to /i{Space: 1999})
Hmm. I didn't know that "Death's Other Dominion" contained any music that hadn't been used in previous episodes. I'll have to watch that one again and check. Awesome episode, though.
The cut is basically blitzkrieg of guitar and Moog synth. It rocks - hard. I used to have the soundtrack l.p. and along with the title track, it was my favorite cut. I used to think it was called "Death's Other Domain". I now know better. Found it on Napster, BTW.
There are two other favorite instrumentals I've left off - "Jonny Quest Theme" by Reverend Horton Heat and "Sirius" by the Alan Parsons Project. Unfortunately, the Rev. Horton Heat track is part of a medley and "Sirius" might as well be as it leads directly into "Eye In the Sky". 
np - Tales From the Edge Volumes 5 & 6 - various artists (A double disc set of various Texas artists, signed and unsigned. It's pretty good. Just got it today.}
"Music is a world within itself and a language we all understand."
About the TV themes:
This past weekend I was at my parents' house for a family get together around the pool. Somewhere along the line my mother decided to play this Classic TV Theme Song disc that she had recently purchased. It was pretty cool, and certainly fit in with the mood of the day. But after the first 10 or so it became pretty plain that the selections really needed to be broken up (her disc had over 40 theme songs in a row). So I added a couple of mix discs to the player, including a Rockabilly disc and a Country disc, and hit the shuffle button. I am amazed at how well it worked (there definitely was some synergy on a 'period' basis between the discs- 50's 60's and 70's) amongst a broad demographic. God only knows what the neighbors thought, but the summer is just beginning
Well, Instrumentally is finally completed. I'm listening to disc one now. Here's the final song tracking:
Disc 1
morons. i have over 300+ gigs of illegaly obtained mp3s. you think i'm running scared or something? no. I'm not. I don't care if i get busted, because i won't. i know i won.t. do you think the riaa even would want to come here? i mean, there are billions upon billions of websites. you think they have more than a billin people working for them? hell, i bet they even have some mp3s on there computers even though they are working to bust people. plus, this whole thing is a bunch of bs. i for one, buy pretty much album if the song I downloaded first was good. Then Ill spend the 10-20 dollars to pick up the cd. Its not like you'll get caught. so pick up your balls and keep on downloading. theres no way your ever goin to be able to stop all the downloading of "illegal" mp3s. thats like saying we are going to be able to stop all those •••• mexicans from crossing the border..or being able to stop all the rampant drug use our nation has. its impossible and a waste of government money. ••••••• rich ass bands should quit bitching because they get tons of money via concerts, videos, promos, shoes, shirts, and even cd sales.
Brian Webber, I presume?
Oh yeah, you're real brave and fearless there. Nope, no way the RIAA will get you. Especially since you're so brave you've posted as... "Anonymous". That's showing them! (And yes, I have d/led a few hundred mp3s myself. But my collection of CDs outweigh my collection of mp3s [some of which were acquired quite legally through iTunes, thankyouverymuch]. I don't think I'd make a good court case for the RIAA.)
Oh, and I do at least post my username and my email addy is relatively easy to get.
Fight the power, "Anonymous"! 
"Music is forever." - Paul Simon
I hate to say it, but Webber's more eloquent than that Anonymous.
You're probably right, Snick. I was going by the use of the foul language and the self-righteous tone of Anonymous' post.