gallimaufry

[dchenes]

I've finally given in and put together a playlist that consists of all of my favorite songs from various CDs. By "favorite" I mean "the songs I never skip" or "the two or three songs I bought the CD for" or "the songs that get stuck in my head, so I play the CD for two weeks" or some such thing like that. I think the whole list is going to be too long to burn to one CD.


Here's what the list consists of:

Da Vinci's Notebook:
"Another Irish Drinking Song"
"Sand Down My Pants"
"Call Me"
"Magic Kingdom in the Sky"
"Shoehorn With Teeth"

Paul Simon:
"Coast" (Rhythm of the Saints)
"The Obvious Child" (Rhythm of the Saints)
"Born at the Right Time" (Rhythm of the Saints)
"Bridge Over Troubled Water" (Bridge Over Troubled Water)
"The Only Living Boy in New York" (Bridge Over Troubled Water)

Children of Dune soundtrack:
"Summon the Worms"
"Dune Messiah"
"House Atreides"
"Inama Nushif"

REM
"Sweetness Follows" (Automatic For The People)
"Nightswimming" (Automatic For The People)

Kate Rusby
"Our Town" (Sleepless)
"Botany Bay" (Sleepless)

Loreena McKennitt
"Come By the Hills" (Elemental)
"Lullaby" (Elemental)

Kingston Trio
"Where Have All The Flowers Gone"
"Take Her Out of Pity"
"Ain't It Hard"


This is going to be one of those CDs that makes perfect sense to me and will probably leave the rest of the world wondering how in the hell all this stuff goes together. It will, however, make being stuck in front of a computer in the lab next semester more tolerable.

Comments

[melopoeia.livejournal.com]

If you burn any extra copies, let me know.
I can trade you something similar.

[dchenes.livejournal.com]

I was right about the whole thing being too long for one CD. I cut out about six songs and then it fit.

For some reason there's static in the first three songs or so. Still want a copy?

[melopoeia.livejournal.com]

sure!
not sure what I'll make for you, but I have ideas{:

[dchenes.livejournal.com]

For your copy, you get to decide which songs you want me to cut out. (I took four out of mine, not six, but I'd say pick five you can live without.)