NationStates Jolt Archive

Yeah, so I've got another twenty minutes before I get off work, so whilst I'm sitting here at the desk doing nothing, I decided to type up a list of the stuff I've got on my server space here at work. All very enjoyable to listen to and quite work appropriate, depending on the situation at the moment.

All Along the Watchtower – Bob Dylan
Andy, You’re a Star – The Killers
Auf Achse – Franz Ferdinand
Back in Black – ACDC
Bad Moon on the Rise – Creedence Clearwater Revival
Behind Blue Eyes – The Who
Black Dog – Led Zeppelin
Born To Be Wild – Steppenwolf
Brother – The Kinks
Can’t Drive 55 – Sammy Hagar
Chamber Orchestra Op 110a – Dmitry Shostakovch
Come Together – The Beatles
Damn It Feels Good to Be a Gangaster – Geto Boys
Dirty Harry – Gorillaz
Do I Make You Proud – Taylor Hicks
Don’t Pass Me By – The Beatles
Don’t Tread on Me – Metallica
Down With the Sickness (cover) – Richard Cheese
Drunken Lullabies – Flogging Molly
Dvorak’s New World Symphony – Berliner Philharmonic
Eclipse – Pink Floyd
Eleanor Rigby – The Beatles
Every Planet We Reach is Dead – Gorrilaz
Evil And a Heathen – Franz Ferdinand
Getting In Tune – The Who
Have a Cigar – Pink Floyd
Hey Jude – The Beatles
Hung My Head – Johnny Cash
Hurt – Johnny Cash
Immigrant Song – Led Zeppelin
It’s My Life – Bon Jovi
Johnny Strikes Up the Band – Warren Zevon
Juke Box Music – The Kinks
Kashmir – Led Zeppelin
Lawyers, Guns and Money – Warren Zevon
Layla – Eric Clapton (Derek and the Dominoes)
Layla (unplugged) – Eric Clapton
Let It Be – The Beatles
Levon – Elton John
Life Goes On – The Kinks
Lonely Stranger – Eric Clapton
Love Shack – The B-52s
Margaritaville – Jimmy Buffett
Maxwell’s Silver Hammer – The Beatles
Midnight Show – The Killers
Miss American Pie – Don Maclean
Nessun Dorma from Puccini’s Turandot – Luciano Pavarotti
Nobody’s Fault But Mine – Led Zeppelin
November Has Come – Gorrillaz
Oh Green World – Gorrillaz
On Top – The Killers
Riders on the Storm – The Doors
Rock & Roll Ain’t Noise Pollution – ACDC
Rock Lobster – The B-52s
Rock the Casbah – The Clash
Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner – Warren Zevon
Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band – The Beatles
Stairway to Heaven – Led Zeppelin
Stormy Sky – The Kinks
Sweet Home Alabama – Lynyrd Skynyrd
Take Me Out – Franz Ferdinand
Taking It to the Streets – Taylor Hicks
Tears in Heaven – Eric Clapton
Tell Her Tonight – Franz Ferdinand
The Battle of Evermore – Led Zeppelin
The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill – the Beatles
The Dark of the Matinee – Franz Ferdinand
The Final Countdown – Europe
The Man Comes Around – Johnny Cash
The Song is Over – The Who
The Song Remains the Same – Led Zeppelin
The Times They Are a’ Changin’ – Bob Dylan
This Boy – Franz Ferdinand
Thunderstruck – ACDC
Thursday’s Child – David Bowie
Us and Them – Pink Floyd
Vera Cruz – Warren Zevon
Wake Me Up When September Ends – Green Day
We’ll Meet Again – Johnny Cash
Welcome To Jurassic Park – John Williams
Werewolves of London – Warren Zevon
What’s Left of the Flag – Flogging Molly
While My Guitar Gently Weeps – the Beatles
White Light – Gorrilaz
Why Don’t We Do It In the Road – The Beatles
Wish You Were Here – Pink Floyd
Yer Blues – the Beatles
You Could Have It So Much Better – Franz Ferdinand

Well, I work in the receiving division at a department store... so its mostly oldies that they play over the PA system there. Gets pretty repetitive.

I don't listen to music at work as the comps we have are terminals that access a mainframe, and having an iPod with you sort of makes it hard to listen to people.

Depends which day. When I bring in music, it's similar to what I listen to at home: punk and metal. I sometimes listen to milder stuff at home but not at work as I want the energy from the less mild stuff.

I worked for Kay Bee Toystore one Christmas when I was 17. I stayed two days and disappeared the third. No notice or anything. This is a major reason why:
http://www.simonsays.com/assets/isbn/0689877765/C_0689877765.jpg

on repeat...

i used to listen to music sometimes while working... particularly if i had my own office. mostly hendrix, cream, a fair bit of drum & bass (is good cos there's no lyrics and its energising). that sort of thing

anything heavy, or fast tempo.

Preferably Sabbath, or something similiar.

If Im really needing something fast and heavy, Slayer, or Sepultra.
But generally, thats the heaviest music I listen to.

anything heavy, or fast tempo.

Preferably Sabbath, or something similiar.

If Im really needing something fast and heavy, Slayer, or Sepultra.
But generally, thats the heaviest music I listen to.
sepultura is great wake-up music *nods*

Are there any songs entitled "Kill Your Boss!" ?
I would totally turn that on whenever he talked to me.

Smooth and contemporary jazz on XM Satellite Radio channels 72-75.

I drive a truck so no computer to play my Mp3s, no CD player and no tape deck.
I do have FM so I listen mostly to NPR(National Public Radio), for Music I listen to WRIF 101.1.
They also have a streaming feed online

http://www.wrif.com/listenlive/

Sometimes they are great and sometimes they suck balls.

Unfortuantely Sepultura is only played late at night. Rise.

I don't have a Shitpod, so I don't listen to any music while I work. Most of the houses I clean have their TV's on, though.

I listen to the CBC, specifically Brave New Waves.

I deliver pizzas, so I listen to Triple J Radio (http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/) on my car stereo.

Have a listen, you can do so over the web (just click the "listen (http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/listen/default.htm)" link, then choose a stream on the right). Best radio station on the planet.

I deliver pizzas, so I listen to Triple J Radio (http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/) on my car stereo.

Have a listen, you can do so over the web (just click the "listen (http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/listen/default.htm)" link). Best radio station on the planet.

Since I'm currently on 56k (thanks to my brilliant dad), could you tell me what kind of stuff they play? :p

Since I'm currently on 56k (thanks to my brilliant dad), could you tell me what kind of stuff they play? :p
Everything that isn't popular yet. Pretty much every genre, but usually not mainstream.

Add to that some truly excellent journalism on the "Hack" program (with 56k you won't be able to get the podcasts either :( ) and the fact that they are more or less the foundation for all Australian music (not the pop-crap, but you know what I mean...Wolfmother is their latest creation), and you have an awesome package.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triple_j

Everything that isn't popular yet. Pretty much every genre, but usually not mainstream.

Add to that some truly excellent journalism on the "Hack" program (with 56k you won't be able to get the podcasts either :( ) and the fact that they are more or less the foundation for all Australian music (not the pop-crap, but you know what I mean...Wolfmother is their latest creation), and you have an awesome package.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triple_j

Cool stuff. If they ever play TISM, I'm down. :D

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"East Tennessee's Own"

Cool stuff. If they ever play TISM, I'm down. :D
They do. That "Greg, the stop sign!" song is in the playlist at the moment.

Are there any songs entitled "Kill Your Boss!" ?
I would totally turn that on whenever he talked to me.
Closest I can think of is from Johnny Paycheck.

They do. That "Greg, the stop sign!" song is in the playlist at the moment.

That's my favorite!

The first time the chorus line comes in... That's the best shit ever.

Demon Hunter

John Reuben

RelientK

Casting Crowns

Blindside

Creed

Pillar

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