Who knows some really good songs!

You can put in some beastie boys track in there too. My favourite would be the track Sabotage.

This is the playlist for another CD that i created:

1) Modern English - I’ll Stop the World and Melt with You

2) The Clash – London’s Calling

3) The Doors – LA Woman

4) Will Smith – Miami

5) Beatles – Back in the USSR

6) Bob Seger – Hollywood Nights

7) Mountain – Mississippi Queen

Mammas and Pappas – California Dreaming

9) Kiss – Detroit Rock City

10) Eagles – New York Minute

11) Lynyrd Skynyrd – Sweet Alabama

12) Bruce Springsteen – Born in the USA

13) Billy Joel – New York State of Mind

14) Alphaville - Big In Japan

15) Nat King Cole – Get Your Kicks on Route 66

16) Ray Charles – Georgia on my Mind

17) Frank Sinatra – Chicago My Kind of Town

... and the artwork for te cover:

Hit up the pschedelic jam sessions, mainly Grateful Dead. Here's a lst of good songs

Grateful dead-Touch of Grey, West L.A. Fadeaway, Truckin, Uncle Johns Band, Casey jones, Friend of the Devil, Franklin's Tower, Eye sof the World, hell in a Bucket, Good Lovin, Sugar Magnolia, Ripple, St. Stephen, Mississppi Half Step, Terrapin Station, Breakdown Palace.

Heres a list of other stuff:

SOuth of Heaven - Slayer

Ain't Life Grand - Widespread Panic

New Slang - The Shins

I fought the Law - Mike Ness

Good People - Jack Johnson

A hard rain is a-gonna fall - Bob Dylan (Hell get every Dylan song,m he's great.)

White Rabbit - Jefferson Airplane

i enjoy making compilation cds as gifts.

can you suggest another "theme"

well here is another song list, no theme this time:

Made to Love Her - Stevie Wonder
Met a Girl -The Kinks
Bouree - Jethro Tull
Somebody To Love - Queen
Baby Please Don't Go - Van Morrison
Entres - Paco De Lucia
Suzie Q - Rolling Stones
I Will Survive - Cake
Lonely - The Police
She's so Heavy -The Beatles
Bernadette - The Four Tops

Heart Break Hotel - Elvis
Summertime - Sam Cooke
Windmills of Your Mind - Noel Harrison
Blue Jean Top - ZZ Top
Moonlight Drive - The Doors
Lover Has Gone - Sinatra
Let's Shake Hands - The White Stripes
LSD- Lake Side Drive

Too many songs to list. Instead, here's a list of musicians and/or bands you should sample if you're trying to find some new music to enjoy:

Old Music:
The Beatles (Pop)
Miles Davis (Jazz)
Janis Joplin (Blues)
Led Zeppelin (Rock)
Ray Charles (R&B)
Johnny Cash (Country)
Bob Marley and The Wailers (Reggae)

Classical Music:
Mozart
Bizet
Wagner
Beethoven
Bach
Vivaldi
Strauss
Brahms
Dvorak
Hadyn
Holst
Schubert

Other Music:
The Tragically Hip (Rock)
The Tea Party (Hard Rock)
Red Hot Chili Peppers (Rock/Rap/Funk)
Rage Against The Machine (Rap Metal)
Oasis (Britpop)
Elliott Smith (Indie Rock)
Radiohead (Alternative Rock)
Hans Zimmer (Classical)
Metallica (Metal)
The Police (Pop)
Yoko Kanno (J-Pop/Soul/Funk/Electronica)
Seatbelts (J-Pop/Soul/Funk/Electronica)
No Doubt (Alternative Rock)
The Offspring (Punk Rock)
Travis (Alternative Rock)
U2 (Rock)

Electronic Music:
Paul Oakenfold
Daft Punk
Jeehun Hwang
Kelly Bailey
Martin O'Donnell & Michael Salvatori

New Music:
The White Stripes (Indie Rock)
The Roots (Hip Hop/Rap)
Coldplay (Alternative Rock)
Incubus (Alternative Rock)

Cypress Grove - CLUTCH

Crazy Bitch - Buck Cherry

Warning: These two tunes effin' rock. Not for the faint of heart or wusses.

i am making a new CD for an American friend. i would like to introduce him to Canadian rock bands through the decades. i was hoping for suggestions. Please help.
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Mmm, 54-40 is a really good one. I love them.

I really like a band called Crossfade. Had never heard of them until prolly around christmas. This is one of their songs:

Cold.

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