It has been a while since we delved into the inner sanctum of my iPod. In Part 1 of this ongoing series, I explained why hardly anyone understood how any self-respecting iPod would allow itself to be filled with the music I chose and provided an example of 20 selections from the list. With Part 2, I found myself short on time and needing a post. So, I took the easy way out and made another list of 20 songs.
Tonight, I find myself in similar circumstances but with a few additions. It is late, and I have a few things to do before retiring to bed. However, I feel the need to publish a post and explain a few things in the process. Since the last iPod episode, I have been exposed to some new music. Some of came from my continued attempt to download all 500 of the greatest songs as chosen by Rolling Stone. Others came from Justified, my favorite television show. More came from my fellow blogger, the Snob. And, a little came from my girlfriend and her daughter. Although, I must admit that I still have to alter my taste somewhat to fully appreciate their stuff.
With that being said, here is another list of 20 songs from my iPod. To get this, I hit random and record the first 20 entries that pop up.
“Jack & Coke” by Lynda Kay
“It’s Only Rock n’ Roll” by The Rolling Stones
“Sailin’ the Wind” by Loggins & Messina
“For a Few Dollars More” by Ennio Morricone
“Heaven is a Place on Earth” by Belinda Carlisle
“Soldier of Love” by Arthur Alexander
“John Hardy” by Jim Greer & The Mac-O-Chee Valley Folks
“Sewee Nation” by Peter Buffet
“Do It Again” by Steely Dan
“You Mean to Say” by Jessi Colter
“Maybe” by The Chantels
“I Feel Love” by Donna Summer
“Cleaning Windows” by Van Morrison
“Do You Feel Me” by Anthony Hamilton
“Can’t Find My Way Home” by Blind Faith
“Flash’s Theme” by Queen
“The Sound of Silence” by Simon & Garfunkel
“Polaroid Millenium” by Superior
“Inner City Blues” by Marvin Gaye
“Slow an’ Easy” by White Snake
What do you think, dear readers? Do any of those tickle your fancy?
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