What are you listening to? (merged)

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Originally Posted by JediTricks

Rubberband Man, The Spinners.

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Great tune, I have it in my iTunes library. However, I think the first time I heard the song was this version on The Muppet Show.

Wow, I don't remember that. Lynda Carter is a really bad lip-synchist, huh? And they discoed the hell out of that song. Still, quite amusing. Of course, it's hard not to enjoy Lynda Carter from that era, she and Erin Gray really made the '70s and early '80s.


Remote Control, Beastie McBoys.

Seek and Destroy ~ Metallica

Lunchbox, Marilyn Manson

followed by

pointless feedback, then

Shake Appeal, Iggy & the Stooges

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Originally Posted by Bel-Cam Jos

I picked up the Essential Daryl Hall and John Oates today, and it's current on :clap: "Private Eyes." Listen to :clapclap: every note.

I didn't know they originally did "Everytime You Go Away;" I think Paul Young's cover is better, sorry.

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That is there box set correct? I picked that up from my local library. Good stuff!

Delivering the Goods, Judas Priest

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Originally Posted by JimJamBonds

That is there box set correct? I picked that up from my local library. Good stuff!

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I would say no. The "Essentials" sets are usually just a 2- or 3-CD set either in a jewel case or more "green" packaging of cardboard and slip-in CD holders. This one is 3 CDs (the 3rd only has about 8 tracks of lesser-known songs) with a booklet of liner notes and background. It's a good collection, though.

Currently listening to PMS, the Petros and Money Show, on the radio.

It's pretty confusing when an artist had a previous album called "The Essential ____." Like Johnny Cash; you can get the newer set of his hits on two discs, or the older one, which more thoroughly covers his career on three, only through 1985.

Master of Puppets ~ Metallica

Bought these songs from iTunes last night:


Arctic Monkeys - "Dancing Shoes"
Arctic Monkeys - "I Bet You Look Good On the Dancefloor"
Band of Skulls - "I Know What I Am"
Foxy Shazam - "A Dangerous Man"
George Harrison - "What Is Life"
The Kingsmen - "Louie Louie"
Lobo - "Me and You and a Dog Named Boo"
Sam Spence - "Round Up"
Sam Spence - "The Lineman"
Sam Spence - "The Over the Hill Gang"
Sam Spence - "Pony Soldiers"
Tanya Tucker - "Delta Dawn"
Tanya Tucker - "The Jamestown Ferry"
Vampire Weekend - "A-Punk"
Joe Walsh - "Life's Been Good"