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Mine would be all country music Not sure if the CDs ring a bell to others but I'd have greatest hits albums from George Jones and George Strait along with Joe Nichols' latest one.

Since it's for driving, I'd have to have something that I could... well, drive to. Driving music for me is a lot different than at-the-computer or play-along-with-on-guitar music. So here's my list:

1. The Juliana Theory - "Love"
2. Better Than Ezra - "Closer"
3. The Format - "Interventions and Lullabies"
4. Acceptance - "Phantoms"
5. (tie) Tristan Prettyman - "Twenty Three", Deathcab for Cutie - "Transatlanticism"

By "tie" I mean I can't choose just 5, so I had to squeeze in a sixth. I guess I could make a mix-tape (mix-cd*) and call it one, haha.

$5 for anyone who has one of the listed CDs... $1 for anyone who has just knows one of the bands listed above. (First come first serve)

I'll send you the $5 tomorrow.

Haha.

I hate the new DC cd. Well, not hate... but it's not nearly as amazing as Transatlanticism. I think his lyrics are lacking this time around. Oh well.

Better Than Ezra has a new cd out too. Again, not as well-done as the last.

Both Transalanticism and Closer were such unbelievable CDs, I guess they'd be hard to out-do though. I'm used to let downs from sophomore releases anyways.

i'd have to take my own mixes, there are only a few albums in the world that i can tolerate listening to the whole thing.

Led Zeppelin II and IV

Joe C*ocker - Mad Dogs & Englishmen

Bad Company - Straight Shooter

Eric Clapton - Slow hand

LubbockHasNoTrees wrote:Are you talking about Plans? I love that one, though I'd agree it's not quite as good as Transatlanticism.

Yeah, I meant Plans. It has a few good songs, but nothing like Trans. Every song on that CD could be a great single.

LubbockHasNoTrees wrote:BTE has at least 5 albums I can count, this is hardly a sophomore release for them...

I meant something more along the lines of their mainstream releases. Closer was their first big hit CD, and then the new one.

'Juicy' just destroys the new album. Creative exploration is cool but... it was taken a bit too far, I think. Very catchy, but very out-there as well.

And as with DC, every song on Closer could've been a great single.

Garth Brooks- Live in Central Park
Pat Green- any of his CDs
Cory Morrow- The Man that I've Been
Snoop Doggy Dogg - Doggystyle
Notorious B.I.G.- Ready 2 Die


Better than Ezra has a few songs I know

Hmm, didn't know that. Guess I should go back and get some old BTE songs.

Iron Maiden - Live after Death
Joe Satriani - Surfing with the Alien
Joe Satriani - Flying in a Blue Dream
Queen - Greatest Hits
Boston - Dont Look Back


This is off the top of my head....Seeing as how I just got back from Tampa for the week. 7 Hours in the car and I listened to more CD's than I can remember.

I like Boston alright, but in small doses. I don't know if I could take listening to a whole cd.

I listen to a lot of stuff. I like George Jones, Waylon Jennings, Alan Jackson, Hank Jr., and Marshall Tucker and I like Aerosmith, Black Sabbath, Nazareth, Rush. STYX, Jethro Tull, Steve Miller, and Tom Petty.


I like 60's blues stuff as well.

the mix cd's i've made that only have my fav songs on them by just one group or singer that i listen to the most are johnny cash, heart, led zep, fleetwood mac, stevie nicks, metallica, van halen (dave as lead singer ONLY) patsy cline, skynard, jimmy hendrix, stevie ray vaughn, robert cray, george strait. didn't realize there were that many till i started naming them

forgot aerosmith and the replacements 'let it be', i can listen to that one over and over

I like classic/southern rock, 80's rock big hair bands, country and oohh yeah bluegrass the king of all music to me.

Do we have a Ricky Scaggs fan in the house?

Yeah, I like Ricky.