Okay, music geeks. Time to put your music geekdom to test.

In the '70s, '80s, and '90s, we had mix tapes. Now we're in the CD burner era. Has anyone created any CD-R masterpieces they're particularly proud of? Post the tracklists here!

Since I'm on a steady income with a lot of time on my hands, I'd like to share with you some of my best creations.

I've reached a new low in lameness - creating a thread about burning CD-Rs.

Anyway, proceeding with my lameness. This is a Tom Petty compilation I burned for a friend, who only had Greatest Hits. This goes a bit deeper into his catalog, including both the MCA and Warner Bros. years.

Of course, like I always do, I kept a copy for myself.

Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers
1976-2002

Disc One:
1. Breakdown
2. Hometown Blues
3. American Girl
4. I Need To Know
5. You're Gonna Get It!
6. Listen To Her Heart
7. Refugee
8. Here Comes My Girl
9. Don't Do Me Like That
10. Even The Losers
11. The Waiting
12. A Woman In Love (It's Not Me)
13. Stop Draggin' My Heart Around [with Stevie Nicks]
14. You Got Lucky
15. Change Of Heart
16. Rebels
17. Don't Come Around Here No More
18. So You Want To Be A Rock And Roll Star (live)
19. Jammin' Me
20. Waiting For Tonight
21. Free Fallin'

Total running time - 77:00

Disc Two:
1. I Won't Back Down
2. Yer So Bad
3. Runnin' Down A Dream
4. Learning To Fly
5. Into The Great Wide Open
6. Mary Jane's Last Dance
7. You Don't Know How It Feels
8. Wildflowers
9. You Wreck Me
10. It's Good To Be King
11. Walls (Circus)
12. Free Girl Now
13. Echo
14. Room At The Top
15. Surrender
16. The Last DJ
17. Money Becomes King
18. Joe
19. Have Love, Will Travel

Total running time - 78:09

Here's one:

SONGS FROM TV SHOWS & SPECIALS

1. "Baby Love" - The Supremes ("Full House")
2. "Motown Medley" - The Temptations & the Four Tops ("Motown 25")
3. "What a Wonderful World" - Louis Armstrong ("Family Matters")
4. "Rhythm of Life" - The Temptations & the Supremes ("On Broadway")
5. "Motownphilly" - Boyz II Men ("Full House")
6. "Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da" - The Beatles ("Life Goes On")
7. "(They Long to Be) Close to You" - Diana Ross ("Diana!")
8. "Marvin Gaye Medley" - Marvin Gaye ("Motown 25")
9. "The Stripper" - David Rose ("Match Game")
10. "Straight Up" - Paula Abdul ("Family Matters")
11. "If I Were a Bell" - Miles Davis ("The Cosby Show")
12. "Low Rider" - War ("The George Lopez Show")
13. "Medley: Let the Sunshine In/Funky Broadway" - The Temptations & the Supremes ("On Broadway")
14. "There's Nothing Than Love Can Fix" - Joey Lawrence ("The Olsen Twins' Mother's Day Special")
15. "From the Bottom of My Broken Heart" - Britney Spears ("Christmas in Rockefeller Center '99")
16. "The Sign" - Ace of Base ("Full House")
17. "Somebody's Keeping Score" - The Temptations featuring Kaye Stevens and George Kirby ("The Temptations Show")

I came up with this compilation the week The Police were inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame.

Lacking creativity, though, I stole the title of the band's official compilation (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000088NSZ/qid=1084049815/sr=2-1/ref=sr_2_1/104-1069486-4175901).

The Police
Every Breath You Take: The Classics

1. Roxanne
2. Can't Stand Losing You
3. Truth Hits Everybody
4. So Lonely
5. Message In A Bottle
6. Reggatta de Blanc
7. Walking On The Moon
8. The Bed's Too Big Without You
9. Don't Stand So Close To Me
10. When The World Is Running Down, You Make The Best Of What's Still Around
11. De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da
12. Man In A Suitcase
13. Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic
14. Invisible Sun
15. Too Much Information
16. Spirits In The Material World
17. Every Breath You Take
18. King Of Pain
19. Wrapped Around Your Finger
20. Synchronicity II

Total running time: 79:51

For people who like John Lennon's 1980 recordings (Double Fantasy and Milk And Honey), but don't want to have to wade through the Yoko Ono stuff. ;)

I've also included period tracks from The John Lennon Anthology.

John Lennon
Starting Over

1. (Just Like) Starting Over
2. Sean's "Little Help"
3. Cleanup Time
4. I'm Losing You
5. Serve Yourself - my own edit
6. Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy)
7. Watching The Wheels
8. Woman
9. Dear Yoko
10. I'm Stepping Out
11. Sean's "Loud"
12. I Don't Wanna Face It
13. Help Me To Help Myself
14. (Forgive Me) My Little Flower Princess
15. I'm Losing You (with Cheap Trick) - my own edit
16. Every Man Has A Woman Who Loves Him
17. Sean's "In The Sky"
18. Watching The Wheels (demo)
19. Nobody Told Me
20. "Central Park Stroll"
21. Grow Old With Me
22. Borrowed Time

Oh God, I've made like 748832 CD's, but I dont have any on hand. Most of the ones I'd make are ones of songs I like on the radio, but am too damn cheap to buy the CD because I only like one song from the artist. However, sometimes if I DL more than one song from the artist, it makes me want to buy their CD. Like Outkast. I've liked all 3 singles so far, so now I will buy the album.

Anyways, my 3 most recent CD-R's have been Clay related. I only have one memorized at the top of my head.

Basically all I did was start from his first American Idol audition and end it with his last performance and put it in order. Whoo.

I'm currently working on downloading the medleys off American Idol so I can make a chronological order of songs on a CD or 2. I find myself making CD's with pretty much the same songs because I somehow always manage to scratch them in my car.

Two more:

The Rolling Stones
Hot Rocks 1963-1971

Disc One:
1. Come On
2. I Wanna Be Your Man
3. Not Fade Away
4. It's All Over Now
5. Good Times, Bad Times
6. Tell Me
7. Time Is On My Side
8. Heart Of Stone
9. The Last Time
10. Play With Fire
11. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
12. As Tears Go By
13. Get Off Of My Cloud
14. I'm Free
15. Lady Jane
16. Mother's Little Helper
17. 19th Nervous Breakdown
18. Paint It, Black
19. Under My Thumb
20. Out Of Time
21. Miss Amanda Jones
22. Sittin' On A Fence
23. Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?
24. Ruby Tuesday
25. Let's Spend The Night Together

Disc Two:
1. We Love You
2. Dandelion
3. She's A Rainbow
4. 2000 Light Years From Home
5. In Another Land
6. Jumpin' Jack Flash
7. Child Of The Moon
8. Street Fighting Man
9. No Expectations
10. Sympathy For The Devil
11. Honky Tonk Women
12. Let It Bleed
13. Gimme Shelter
14. Midnight Rambler (live)
15. You Can't Always Get What You Want
16. Brown Sugar
17. Wild Horses

The Rolling Stones
Hot Rocks 1971-1981

Disc One:
1. Can't You Hear Me Knocking
2. Bitch
3. Sister Morphine
4. Rocks Off
5. Tumbling Dice
6. Torn And Frayed
7. Happy
8. Shine A Light
9. Dancing With Mr. D
10. Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)
11. Angie
12. Star, Star (Star****er)
13. If You Can't Rock Me
14. Ain't Too Proud To Beg
15. Short And Curlies
16. It's Only Rock And Roll (But I Like It)

Disc Two:
1. Hot Stuff
2. Hand Of Fate
3. Memory Motel
4. Fool To Cry
5. Miss You
6. When The Whip Comes Down
7. Beast Of Burden
8. Shattered
9. Dance (Pt. 1)
10. Send It To Me
11. Emotional Rescue
12. She's So Cold
13. Hang Fire
14. Little T&A
15. Waiting On A Friend
16. Start Me Up

Originally posted by AKA
I came up with this compilation the week The Police were inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame.

Lacking creativity, though, I stole the title of the band's official compilation (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000088NSZ/qid=1084049815/sr=2-1/ref=sr_2_1/104-1069486-4175901).

The Police
Every Breath You Take: The Classics

1. Roxanne
2. Can't Stand Losing You
3. Truth Hits Everybody
4. So Lonely
5. Message In A Bottle
6. Reggatta de Blanc
7. Walking On The Moon
8. The Bed's Too Big Without You
9. Don't Stand So Close To Me
10. When The World Is Running Down, You Make The Best Of What's Still Around
11. De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da
12. Man In A Suitcase
13. Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic
14. Invisible Sun
15. Too Much Information
16. Spirits In The Material World
17. Every Breath You Take
18. King Of Pain
19. Wrapped Around Your Finger
20. Synchronicity II

Total running time: 79:51

I'd buy this, though I'm not familiar with tracks #3, 8, 10 or 12. One World (Not Three) and Demolition Man were always favorites of mine so I'd probably include those.

I used to love making compilations (now I mostly just load everything onto the ipod.) Here's one that I did a couple years ago. I wanted an essential Madonna box set and this is what I came up with.

Madonna Box

Disc 1 (78:43)
101Everbody
102Physical Attraction
103Burning Up
104Holiday
105Borderline
106Lucky Star
107Like A Virgin
108Material Girl
109Crazy for You
110Into the Groove
111Angel
112Dress You Up
113Gambler
114Live To Tell
115Papa Don't Preach
116True Blue
117Open Your Heart

Disc 2 (78:30)
201La Isla Bonita
202Who's That Girl
203Causing A Commotion
204Like A Prayer
205Express Yourself
206Cherish
207Oh Father
208Keep It Together
209Vogue
210Hanky Panky
211Justify My Love
212Rescue Me
213This Used To Be My Playground
214Erotica
215Deeper And Deeper
216Bad Girl

Disc 3 (76:16)
301Rain
302I'll Remember
303Secret
304Take A Bow
305Bedtime Story
306Human Nature
307You'll See
308You Must Love Me
309Don't Cry For Me Argentina
310Frozen
311Ray Of Light
312The Power Of Good-Bye
313Beautiful Stranger
314American Pie
315Music
316Don't Tell Me

Originally posted by AKA
Two more:

The Rolling Stones
Hot Rocks 1963-1971

The Rolling Stones
Hot Rocks 1971-1981



I still haven't completed my Stones compilation. I'm pretty much just familiar with the singles, so I figued a two-disc comp. would be perfect for me. There's a bunch of stuff not included on "Forty Licks" that I thought should be there, so I decided to put my own collection together. As I said, I haven't done it yet.

1. SLING SHOT JEFF BECK 3:08
2. THE BRAZILIAN GENESIS 4:50
3. BRON-YR-AUR LED ZEPPELIN 2:08
4. BUCK’S BOOGIE BLUE OYSTER CULT 6:53
5. CHASE THE ACE AC/DC 3:02
6. YYZ RUSH 4:26
7. CINEMA YES 2:09
8. I ROBOT ALAN PARSONS 6:01
9. ROMEO & JULIET E L P 3:41
10. YOUNG BOY BLUES TRIUMPH 3:39
11. THE MOVIE AEROSMITH 4:01
12. JESSICA ALLMAN BROTHERS 7:29
13. UNIDENTIFIED FLYING TUNA TROT REO SPEEDWAGON 2:19
14. HOEDOWN E L P 3:45
15. SATCH BOOGIE JOE SATRIANI 3:15
16. BONZO’S MONTREUX JOHN BONHAM 4:20
17. STEAMER LANE BREAKDOWN DOOBIE BROTHERS 3:27
18. SAMBA PI TA SANTANA 4:45

One of my favorite instrumental comps I made


:)

Originally posted by AKA
For people who like John Lennon's 1980 recordings (Double Fantasy and Milk And Honey), but don't want to have to wade through the Yoko Ono stuff. ;)

lol, I actually have made myself a "Yoko Ono's Greatest Hits" cd a few years ago, so it didn't have anything off 2001's Blueprint For A Sunrise, or her recent forays into dance music. Most of it spans Double Fantasy through 1985's Starpeace

Yoko Ono's Greatest Hits
1. Don't Worry Kyoko
2. No Bed For Beatle John
3. Midsummer New York
4. Yes I'm Your Angel
5. Beautiful Boys
6. I'm Moving On
7. Kiss Kiss Kiss
8. Walking On Thin Ice
9. No No No
10. Every Man Has A Woman Who Loves Him
11. My Man
12. Loneliness
13. Never Say Goodbye
14. Let The Tears Dry
15. It's Alright
16. Let Me Count The Ways
17. You're The One
18. O'Sanity
19. Hell In Paradise
20. Children Power
21. I Love All Of Me
22. Ask The Dragon

Nice tracklists!

Nirvana
Verse Chorus Verse: 1989-1994

1. School
2. Love Buzz
3. Blew
4. Sliver
5. Dive
6. Polly
7. Smells Like Teen Spirit
8. Come As You Are
9. Drain You (live; 10/31/91)
10. Lithium
11. In Bloom
12. Aneurysm
13. Dumb
14. Heart-Shaped Box
15. Rape Me
16. Pennyroyal Tea (Scott Litt remix)
17. All Apologies
18. About A Girl (unplugged)
19. The Man Who Sold The World (unplugged)
20. Where Did You Sleep Last Night (unplugged)
21. Verse Chorus Verse
22. You Know You're Right

like I just posted on the 1980's thread... I've been working on my very own "80's box set" compilation to end all of them. Taking tracks from studio albums, mp3's and 80's compilations (but NEVER tracks I own on "Greatest Hits" albums by the artists... the ones I listed in here on GH cd's.... I don't have the GH albums... so for example, Prince songs like Sexuality and Mountains will be here... but NOT 1999 or Little Red Corvette)

MEGA-80's disc 1

1. Buggles - Video Killed The Radio Star. 1979 #40
granted, this song peaked in late 1979... what the song was about, and what it launched makes it very 1980's... a perfect way to start a collection. From The Age Of Plastic. Source, MP3

2. Gary Numan - Cars. 1980 #9
Gary's biggest hit from summer 1980. From The Pleasure Principal. Source, 80's compilation.

3. Devo - Whip It. 1980 #13
Devo were a cult sensation, this is their defining hour. From Freedom Of Choice. Source, 80's compilation.

4. Vapors - Turning Japanese. 1980 #36
One of the biggest one hit wonders of the decade. Not sure the album it came from. Source, 80's compilation.

5. Paul McCartney - Coming Up. 1980 #1
all of Macca's GH compilations use the live version of this song. I actually like the "Chipmunk" original version. So I decided to use this since the GH albums use the other. From McCartney II. Source, McCartney II CD.

6. Alice Cooper - Clones (We're All). 1980 #40
Alice scored his last top 40 hit for nearly a decade with this new wave turn, he sounds a lot like Jeff Lynne in this. Smashing Pumpkins remade it several years ago. From Flush The Fashion. Source, Flush The Fashion CD.

7. Air Supply - Lost In Love. 1980 #3
Air Supply's first big hit, one of their best. The GH cd I have of theirs isn't official but a bootleg self-burned one, so I went ahead and added it here. From Lost In Love

8. Christopher Cross - Sailing. 1980 #1
Christopher won a Grammy for this beautiful song. Definately the highlight of his career. From Christopher Cross. Source, Christopher Cross CD

9. Leo Sayer - More Than I Can Say. 1980 #2.
Leo had a huge hit at the end of 1980 with this song. Great early 80's soft rock. From Living In A Fantasy. Source, MP3.

10. Kenny Rogers - Lady. 1980 #1
Lionel Richie wrote this song for Kenny, spending 6 weeks at #1, this haunting ballad became one of the biggest country singles of all time. From Kenny Rogers' Greatest Hits. Source, MP3.

11. John Lennon - (Just Like) Starting Over. 1980 #1
What was to be the biggest comeback of 1980 wound up the most tragic. While this track was climbing the charts, John Lennon was gunned down. I think this song would've still been as big regardless. He showed that he was moving into the 80's yet also had some 50's into his song, and it worked great. From Double Fantasy. Source, Double Fantasy CD.

12. AC/DC - You Shook Me All Night Long. 1980 #35
While only peaking in the 30's, 1980's You Shook Me All Night Long is one of the biggest hits of AC/DC's career, a mainstay on classic rock channels. It's easy to see why, the song is irresistable. From Back In Black. Source, Back In Black

13. Journey - Any Way You Want It. 1980 #23
Journey were perhaps the biggests arena rock band of the 1980's, this being their first hit of the decade. From Departure. Source, MP3

14. Cliff Richard - We Don't Talk Anymore. 1980 #7
Released in 1979, this song actually peaked in 1980. Cliff is in a league with Elvis and the Beatles in his homeland, but in America, the hits are quite a bit fewer. This being one that was big here. A very pretty new wave song. From We Don't Talk Anymore. Source, MP3.

15. Billy Joel - Sometimes A Fantasy. 1980 #36
Always convieniently left out of Billy Joel's countless Greatest Hits collections, I feel that this song is one of his most underrated. From the catchy "oh-oh-oh-oh"'s in the chorus to the guitar hooks. How this one wasn't bigger is one of life's great mysteries. From Glass Houses. Source, Glass Houses CD

16. The Whispers - And The Beat Goes On. 1980 #18
Disco was dead, but this song still did good in the US. Unfortunately probably better known for being sampled by Will Smith, this song still lives on. Source, MP3.

17. Spinners - Working My Way Back To You/Forgive Me Girl. 1980 #2
The Spinners took a classic Four Seasons oldie and made it into a dance smash. One of their last big hits. Source, MP3.

18. S.O.S. Band - Take Your Time (Do It Right). 1980 #3
a timeless r&b/dance classic. Source, MP3.

19. Rod Stewart - Passion. 1980 #5
Rod's reputation had been shot after doing disco in the late 1970's and he wasn't caring. The lead single to the followup album was another disco record, yet more subtle and has aged better. From Foolish Behavior. Source, MP3.

20. Rolling Stones - Emotional Rescue. 1980 #3
Emotional Rescue isn't quite regarded as one of the best Stones albums, but this song is one of the few that reached a large audience. More disco-oriented than Miss You, the song went to #3 even tho disco was dying out at the time. Accompinied by a strange music video, the success of this song and it's parent album tends to be forgotten because it was in between two blockbusters, Some Girls and Tattoo You, but Emotional Rescue spent 7 weeks at #1 on the album chart itself. From Emotional Rescue. Source, Emotional Rescue CD.

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Disc 1
1.Wham Rap
2.Young Guns (Go For It)
3.Club Tropicana
4.Bad Boys
5.Wake Me Up Before You Go-go
6.Careless Whisper
7.Everything She Wants
8.Freedom
9.I'm Your Man
10.A Different Corner
11.Edge of Heaven
12.Where Did Your Heart Go
13.I Want Your Sex
14.Faith
15.I Knew You Were Waiting For Me (with Aretha Franklin)
16.Learn To Say No (with Jody Watley)

Disc 2
1.Father Figure
2.Hard Day
3.One More Try
4.Monkey
5.Kissing A Fool
6.Praying For Time
7.Freedom '90
8.Waiting For That Day
9.Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me (live with Elton John)
10.Too Funky
11.Somebody To Love (live with Queen)
12.Killer/Papa Was A Rolling Stone
13.Jesus To A Child
14.Fastlove
15.Outside
16.As (with Mary J. Blige)

Don't remember the exact disc lengths, but I fit each tracklist on to an 80 minute cd

1.I Can't Get Next To You
2.Tired of Being Alone
3.Let's Stay Together
4.How Can You Mend A Broken Heart
5.Look What You Done For Me
6.I'm Still in Love With You
7.Love and Happiness
8.For The Good Times
9.You Ought To Be With Me
10.Call Me (Come Back Home)
11.Here I Am (Come and Take Me)
12.Livin' For You
13.Let's Get Married
14.Sha-La-La (Make Me Happy)
15.L-O-V-E (Love)
16.Full of Fire
17.Take Me to The River
18.Keep Me Cryin'
19.Belle
20.As Long As We're Together (with Al B Sure)
or
20.Put A Little Love In Your Heat (with Annie Lennox)

The Presidents Of The United States Of America
Lump, And Other Assorted Love Songs

1. Kick Out The Jams
2. Tiny Explosions
3. Tiki God
4. Japan
5. Feather Pluck'n
6. Volcano
7. Last Girl On Earth
8. Peaches
9. L.I.P.
10. Meanwhile Back In The City
11. Video Killed The Radio Star
12. Dune Buggy
13. Sunshine
14. Jazz Guy
15. Mach 5
16. Boll Wevil
17. Twig
18. Love Delicatessen
19. Kitty
20. Supermodel
21. Man (Opposable Thumb)
22. Bug City
23. Back Porch
24. Jupiter
25. Cleveland Rocks
26. Puffy Little Shoes
27. Lump

The Beatles
Harrisongs

1. Cry For A Shadow
2. Don't Bother Me
3. You Know What To Do
4. I Need You
5. You Like Me Too Much
6. If I Needed Someone
7. Think For Yourself
8. Love You To
9. Taxman
10. I Want To Tell You
11. Only A Northern Song
12. Within You Without You
13. It's All Too Much
14. Blue Jay Way
15. The Inner Light
16. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
17. Not Guilty
18. Piggies
19. Savoy Truffle
20. Long, Long, Long
21. For You Blue
22. All Things Must Pass
23. Old Brown Shoe
24. Something
25. Here Comes The Sun
26. I Me Mine [Anthology 3 version]

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Red Hot Chili Peppers
RHCP20

Disc One:
1. Get Up And Jump
2. True Men Don't Kill Coyotes
3. Out In L.A.
4. If You Want Me To Stay
5. Jungleman
6. Hollywood (Africa)
7. Catholic School Girls Rule
8. The Brothers Cup
9. Backwoods
10. Me And My Friends
11. Fight Like A Brave
12. Behind The Sun
13. Fire
14. Johnny, Kick A Hole In The Sky
15. Higher Ground
16. Taste The Pain
17. Knock Me Down
18. Show Me Your Soul
19. Funky Monks
20. Breaking The Girl
21. Suck My Kiss

Disc Two:
1. Under The Bridge
2. Give It Away
3. Soul To Squeeze
4. Aeroplane
5. Warped
6. My Friends
7. Coffee Shop
8. Love Rollercoaster
9. Scar Tissue
10. Around The World
11. Road Trippin'
12. Otherside
13. Californication
14. Universally Speaking
15. By The Way
16. The Zephyr Song
17. Dosed
18. Can't Stop

One more:

Led Zeppelin
Ten Years Gone: 1969-1979

Disc One:
1. Good Times, Bad Times
2. Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You
3. Dazed And Confused
4. Communication Breakdown
5. Whole Lotta Love
6. What Is And What Never Should Be
7. Ramble On
8. Immigrant Song
9. Gallows Pole
10. That's The Way
11. Black Dog
12. Rock And Roll
13. The Battle Of Evermore
14. Stairway To Heaven
15. The Song Remains The Same
16. Over The Hills And Far Away

Disc Two:
1. Dancing Days
2. D'yer Mak'er
3. No Quarter
4. Houses Of The Holy
5. Trampled Under Foot
6. Kashmir
7. Ten Years Gone
8. Achilles Last Stand
9. Nobody's Fault But Mine
10. In The Evening
11. Fool In The Rain
12. Hot Dog
13. All My Love

Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen
Their Very Best

Disc 1:

1. "I Am the Cute One"
2. "Identical Twins"
3. "Monday Morning"
4. "All Together"
5. "Give Us a Mystery"
6. "Brother for Sale"
7. "One Buffalo, Two Buffali"
8. "Makeover Machine"
9. "Noyz About Boys"
10. "Fashion Jr. High"
11. "Neighborhood Kitchen Pots and Pans Rhythm Band"
12. "We Love to Scream"
13. "Walk Like an Egyptian"
14. "Gimme Pizza"
15. "Very, Very Unbelievably Scary"
16. "Lazy Rainy Afternoon"
17. "Miami"
18. "Dare to Dance"
19. "Uh-Oh Accident"
20. "Double Up"
21. BONUS TRACK: "Suffragette City" (from "New York Minute") - Wakefield featuring Mary-Kate Olsen

Disc 2:

1. "Mom's Song"
2. "Peanut Butter"
3. "Meet You At the Mall"
4. "Come On"
5. "Video Monster"
6. "Funky Musicology"
7. "Honky Tonk Hip Hop"
8. "B-U-T-T Out!"
9. "If We Ran the Navy"
10. "Saturday Night"
11. "Butterflies In Your Stomach"
12. "No One Tells the President What to Do"
13. "We're Gonna Start Something New"
14. "Sore Feet"
15. "Food Court"
16. "Goin' Through Our Mom's Stuff"
17. "Bravery"
18. "Broccoli & Chocolate"
19. "Pool Party"
20. "Come As You Are"
21. BONUS TRACK: "Everywhere You Look" (from "Full House") - Jesse Frederick

Pearl Jam
The Epic Years: 1991-2003

Disc One:
1. Do The Evolution
2. Save You
3. Animal
4. In My Tree
5. Spin The Black Circle
6. Go
7. Smile
8. Light Years
9. Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town
10. Even Flow (single version)
11. Immortality
12. Undone
13. I Am Mine
14. Rearviewmirror
15. Jeremy
16. Hail Hail
17. Better Man
18. Love Boat Captain
19. Dissident
20. Brain Of J

Disc Two:
1. Nothing As It Seems
2. Once
3. Breakerfall
4. Crazy Mary
5. Bu$hleaguer
6. Thumbing My Way
7. Lukin
8. Don’t Give Me No Lip
9. I Got S--t
10. Not For You
11. Daughter
12. Given To Fly
13. Last Kiss
14. Wishlist
15. State Of Love And Trust
16. Porch
17. Evacuation
18. Gimme Some Truth (live; 7/8/03)
19. Alive
20. Yellow Ledbetter

Originally posted by BrooklynGuy78
Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen
Their Very Best

Disc 1:

2. "Identical Twins"
3. "Monday Morning"
6. "Brother for Sale"
7. "One Buffalo, Two Buffali"
9. "Noyz About Boys"
10. "Fashion Jr. High"
11. "Neighborhood Kitchen Pots and Pans Rhythm Band"
12. "We Love to Scream"
13. "Walk Like an Egyptian"
14. "Gimme Pizza"
16. "Lazy Rainy Afternoon"
19. "Uh-Oh Accident"
2. "Peanut Butter"
3. "Meet You At the Mall"
8. "B-U-T-T Out!"
9. "If We Ran the Navy"
12. "No One Tells the President What to Do"
14. "Sore Feet"
15. "Food Court"
16. "Goin' Through Our Mom's Stuff"
18. "Broccoli & Chocolate"[/I]
o_O and the sad part is that it's their "very best."

anyway i havent burned any cd's but i record songs on a tape sometimes, i'm not gonna list all the songs though because theres way too many and i dont remember them all

AKA, I'm surprised that you didn't include "Voices Inside My Head" on your Police compilation. That's my favorite Police song. Its also been "sampled" by many rappers in recent years. Man I wish the Police would get back together and go on tour.

Your Led Zeppelin compilation is perfect. You included almost all my favorites. The only one I like that's missing is "Hey Hey What Can I Do."

Now all you need to make is a Pink Floyd compilation :)




Dr. Jazz

Originally posted by BrooklynGuy78
Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen
Their Very Best




It's been nice chatting with you all, I'll miss you guys, but it's apparent... THE END OF THE WORLD IS NEAR!!!

The Beach Boys
The Best Of The Beach Boys

Disc One (1962-1966):
1. Surfin' Safari (B. Wilson/M. Love)
2. 409 (B. Wilson/G. Usher)
3. Catch A Wave (B. Wilson)
4. Surfin' U.S.A. (B. Wilson/C. Berry)
5. Shut Down (B. Wilson/R. Christian)
6. Surfer Girl (B. Wilson)
7. Little Deuce Coupe (B. Wilson/R. Christian)
8. Be True To Your School (B. Wilson)
album version; stereo
9. In My Room (B. Wilson/G. Usher)
10. Fun, Fun, Fun (B. Wilson/M. Love)
11. I Get Around (B. Wilson)
12. Don't Worry, Baby (B. Wilson/R. Christian)
13. All Summer Long (B. Wilson)
14. When I Grow Up (To Be A Man) (B. Wilson)
15. Wendy (B. Wilson)
16. Little Honda (B. Wilson/M. Love)
17. Don't Back Down (B. Wilson)
stereo
18. Dance, Dance, Dance (B. Wilson/C. Wilson)
19. The Warmth Of The Sun (B. Wilson/M. Love)
20. Do You Wanna Dance (B. Freeman)
21. Please Let Me Wonder (B. Wilson/M. Love)
22. Help Me, Rhonda (B. Wilson)
23. Kiss Me, Baby (B. Wilson)
2000 stereo remix
24. California Girls (B. Wilson/M. Love)
2003 stereo remix
25. Let Him Run Wild (B. Wilson)
26. You're So Good To Me (B. Wilson)
27. The Little Girl I Once Knew (B. Wilson)
28. Barbara Ann (F. Fassert)
master take without overdubs
29. Caroline No (B. Wilson/T. Asher)
1996 stereo remix
30. Sloop John B (Traditional; arr. by B. Wilson)
1996 stereo remix
31. Wouldn't It Be Nice (B. Wilson/T. Asher)
32. God Only Knows (B. Wilson/T. Asher)
33. I Just Wasn't Made For These Times (B. Wilson/T. Asher)
1996 stereo remix
Total running time - 79:47
Tracks on disc one are in their original mono, unless indicated otherwise.

Disc Two (1966-1971):
1. Good Vibrations (B. Wilson/M. Love)
mono
2. Our Prayer (B. Wilson)
3. Heroes And Villains (B. Wilson/V.D. Parks)
mono
4. Cabinessence (B. Wilson/V.D. Parks)
5. Wonderful (B. Wilson/V.D. Parks)
mono; SMiLE version
6. Vege-tables (B. Wilson/V.D. Parks)
mono; SMiLE version
7. Wild Honey (B. Wilson/M. Love)
mono
8. Darlin' (B. Wilson/M. Love)
mono
9. Meant For You (B. Wilson/M. Love)
10. Friends (B. Wilson/C. Wilson/D. Wilson/A.Jardine)
11. Little Bird (D. Wilson/S. Kalinich)
12. Busy Doin' Nothin' (B. Wilson)
13. Do It Again (B. Wilson/M. Love)
mono
14. Bluebirds Over The Mountain (E. Hickey)
15. I Can Hear Music (J. Barry/E. Greenwich/P. Spector)
16. All I Want To Do (D. Wilson)
17. Break Away (B. Wilson/M. Wilson)
18. Celebrate The News (D. Wilson/G. Jakobson)
19. Soulful Old Man Sunshine (B. Wilson/R. Henn)
20. Cotton Fields (The Cotton Song) (H. Ledbetter; arr. by A. Jardine)
2001 stereo remix
21. Add Some Music To Your Day (B. Wilson/J. Knott/M. Love)
22. Susie Cincinnati (A. Jardine)
original 1970 b-side mix
23. This Whole World (B. Wilson)
24. Slip On Through (D. Wilson)
25. Cool, Cool Water (B. Wilson/M. Love)
26. Forever (D. Wilson/G. Jakobson)
27. Disney Girls (1957) (B. Johnston)
28. Long Promised Road (C. Wilson/J.Rieley)
Total running time - 79:52
Tracks on disc two are in stereo, unless indicated otherwise.

Disc Three (1971-1980):
1. Feel Flows (C. Wilson/J. Rieley)
2. 'Til I Die (B. Wilson)
3. Surf's Up (B. Wilson/V.D. Parks)
4. Here She Comes (R. Fataar/B. Chaplin)
5. You Need A Mess Of Help To Stand Alone (B. Wilson/J. Rieley)
6. Marcella (B. Wilson/T. Almer/J. Rieley)
7. Hold On Dear Brother (R. Fataar/B. Chaplin)
8. The Trader (C. Wilson/J. Rieley)
9. Sail On, Sailor (B. Wilson/T. Almer/V.D. Parks/J. Rieley/R. Kennedy)
10. Only With You (D. Wilson/M.Love)
11. California Saga (On My Way To Sunny Californ-i-a) (A. Jardine)
single version
12. Funky Pretty (B. Wilson/M.Love)
13. Back Home (B. Wilson/B. Norberg)
14. Rock And Roll Music (C. Berry)
album version
15. It's OK (B. Wilson/M.Love)
album version
16. That Same Song (B. Wilson/M. Love)
17. Mona (B. Wilson)
18. Let Us Go On This Way (B. Wilson/M.Love)
19. I'll Bet He's Nice (B. Wilson)
20. The Night Was So Young (B. Wilson)
21. Baby Blue (D. Wilson/G. Jakobson/K.Lamm)
22. Good Timin' (B. Wilson/C. Wilson)
23. Love Surrounds Me (D. Wilson/G. Cushing-Murray)
24. Goin' On (B. Wilson/M.Love)
Total running time - 79:48
All tracks on disc three are in stereo.

Originally posted by vashti1999
It's been nice chatting with you all, I'll miss you guys, but it's apparent... THE END OF THE WORLD IS NEAR!!!

:rofl:

Originally posted by AKA
One more:

Led Zeppelin
Ten Years Gone: 1969-1979

Disc One:
1. Good Times, Bad Times
2. Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You
3. Dazed And Confused
4. Communication Breakdown
5. Whole Lotta Love
6. What Is And What Never Should Be
7. Ramble On
8. Immigrant Song
9. Gallows Pole
10. That's The Way
11. Black Dog
12. Rock And Roll
13. The Battle Of Evermore
14. Stairway To Heaven
15. The Song Remains The Same
16. Over The Hills And Far Away

Disc Two:
1. Dancing Days
2. D'yer Mak'er
3. No Quarter
4. Houses Of The Holy
5. Trampled Under Foot
6. Kashmir
7. Ten Years Gone
8. Achilles Last Stand
9. Nobody's Fault But Mine
10. In The Evening
11. Fool In The Rain
12. Hot Dog
13. All My Love

What? No "In the Light" ????? Shame AKA Shame!!:lol: (and I thought you were a true ZEP HEAD:lol: )

just messin:D

Here's one I just made. God, Van Hagar had a lot of songs with the word "Love" in the title.

And once again, I swiped the title from one of the band's actual official compilations.

Van Halen
Best Of Both Worlds

Disc One:
1. Runnin' With The Devil
2. Eruption
3. You Really Got Me
4. Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love
5. Ice Cream Man
6. Jamie's Cryin'
7. Beautiful Girls
8. Dance The Night Away
9. And The Cradle Will Rock...
10. Everybody Wants Some!!
11. Unchained
12. Dancing In The Street
13. (Oh) Pretty Woman
14. 1984
15. Jump
16. Panama
17. I'll Wait
18. Hot For Teacher
19. Why Can't This Be Love?
20. Best Of Both Worlds
21. Love Walks In

Disc Two:
1. Dreams
2. When It's Love
3. Finish What Ya Started
4. Feels So Good
5. Poundcake
6. Runaround
7. Right Now
8. Top Of The World
9. Can't Stop Lovin' You
10. Not Enough
11. Humans Being
12. Can't Get This Stuff No More
13. Me Wise Magic
14. It's About Time
15. Up For Breakfast
16. Learning To See

RED = David Lee Roth on vocals
BLUE = Sammy Hagar on vocals

Originally posted by AKA
Here's one I just made. God, Van Hagar had a lot of songs with the word "Love" in the title.

And once again, I swiped the title from one of the band's actual official compilations.

Van Halen
Best Of Both Worlds

Disc One:
1. Runnin' With The Devil
2. Eruption
3. You Really Got Me
4. Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love
5. Ice Cream Man
6. Jamie's Cryin'
7. Beautiful Girls
8. Dance The Night Away
9. And The Cradle Will Rock...
10. Everybody Wants Some!!
11. Unchained
12. Dancing In The Street
13. (Oh) Pretty Woman
14. 1984
15. Jump
16. Panama
17. I'll Wait
18. Hot For Teacher
19. Why Can't This Be Love?
20. Best Of Both Worlds
21. Love Walks In

Disc Two:
1. Dreams
2. When It's Love
3. Finish What Ya Started
4. Feels So Good
5. Poundcake
6. Runaround
7. Right Now
8. Top Of The World
9. Can't Stop Lovin' You
10. Not Enough
11. Humans Being
12. Can't Get This Stuff No More
13. Me Wise Magic
14. It's About Time
15. Up For Breakfast
16. Learning To See

RED = David Lee Roth on vocals
BLUE = Sammy Hagar on vocals


Great compilation AKA. I wish they had put you in charge of the Best of Both Worlds compilation.

Thanks, Dr. Jazz!

Unfortunately, they put Eddie Van Halen in charge of the real Best Of Both Worlds compilation. I think anyone could do better than him; even a musically-inclined circus lion. ;)

Originally posted by AKA
Here's one I just made. God, Van Hagar had a lot of songs with the word "Love" in the title.

And once again, I swiped the title from one of the band's actual official compilations.

Van Halen
Best Of Both Worlds

Disc One:
1. Runnin' With The Devil
2. Eruption
3. You Really Got Me
4. Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love
5. Ice Cream Man
6. Jamie's Cryin'
7. Beautiful Girls
8. Dance The Night Away
9. And The Cradle Will Rock...
10. Everybody Wants Some!!
11. Unchained
12. Dancing In The Street
13. (Oh) Pretty Woman
14. 1984
15. Jump
16. Panama
17. I'll Wait
18. Hot For Teacher
19. Why Can't This Be Love?
20. Best Of Both Worlds
21. Love Walks In

Disc Two:
1. Dreams
2. When It's Love
3. Finish What Ya Started
4. Feels So Good
5. Poundcake
6. Runaround
7. Right Now
8. Top Of The World
9. Can't Stop Lovin' You
10. Not Enough
11. Humans Being
12. Can't Get This Stuff No More
13. Me Wise Magic
14. It's About Time
15. Up For Breakfast
16. Learning To See


RED = David Lee Roth on vocals
BLUE = Sammy Hagar on vocals

If we were neighbors, I'd be buying compilation cds from you every week.

Originally posted by vashti1999
If we were neighbors, I'd be buying compilation cds from you every week.

Just as long as you don't tell the RIAA. ;)

Originally posted by AKA
Just as long as you don't tell the RIAA. ;)

Oh, never. They're no friends of mine.

Originally posted by vashti1999
Oh, never. They're no friends of mine.

Me, neither.

Have you seen those big-ass FBI warnings they started putting on the back cover of newer CDs? Ridiculous.

Originally posted by AKA
Me, neither.

Have you seen those big-ass FBI warnings they started putting on the back cover of newer CDs? Ridiculous.

Yes, it's actually a part of the back cover now, they don't even bother using stickers anymore. Tacky. The day when artists can get their music out to their fans without needing the help of record labels will be a great day.

There's only one CD I've made which I would consider a compilation. I always burn CDs with various songs, but the one CD I've made that I consider a compilation is the CD I call 1950's Swing.

1. Big Bopper- Chantilly Lace
2. Big Bopper- The Wanderer
3. Big Bopper- Bop Shee Bop Shee Bop
4. Big Bopper- Purple People Eater
5. Buddy Holly- Maybe Baby
6. Buddy Holly- Oh Boy
7. Buddy Holly- That'll Be The Day
8. Chuck Berry- Roll Over Beethoven
9. Chubby Checker- Peppermint Twist
10. Chuck Berry- Johnny B. Goode
11. Del Shannon- Run Around Sue
12. Eddie Cochrane- Come On Everybody
13. Eddie Cochrane- Jeannie
14. Eddie Cochrane- Summertime Blues
15. Jackie Wilson- Higher and Higher
16. Wilson Pickett- In The Midnight Hour
17. Jackie Wilson- Say You Will
18. Jackie Wilson- Talk That Talk
19. Jackie Wilson-That's Why (I Love You So)
20. Ritchie Valens- Come On Let's Go
21. Ritchie Valens- La Bamba

And track 22 is Twist and Shout, which was done by the Isley Brothers in 1962, but I have the track by the Beatles from the year 1964 on the CD because I like the Beatles version better.

i'm too lazy to burn cds. i just download **** until i get the cd. the end.

Originally posted by vashti1999
Yes, it's actually a part of the back cover now, they don't even bother using stickers anymore. Tacky. The day when artists can get their music out to their fans without needing the help of record labels will be a great day.

That's ridiculous. Anytime anything obstructs cover art (front or back) it pisses me off. I hate "parental advisory" labels (if they must have them, they should put them on a sticker affixed to the jewel case), and I also hate the "COMPACT DISC DIGITAL AUDIO" logo that was on the front cover of a lot of early CDs.

This one was pretty easy to make. I just combined Columbia's Essential set with the fifth disc of the American Recordings box (Unearthed) and made a few adjustments.

Johnny Cash
The Essential Johnny Cash

Disc One:
1. Hey Porter (J.R. Cash)
2. Cry, Cry, Cry (J.R. Cash)
3. I Walk The Line (J.R. Cash)
4. Get Rhythm (J.R. Cash)
5. There You Go (J.R. Cash)
6. Big River (J.R. Cash)
7. Guess Things Happen That Way (J. Clement)
8. All Over Again (J.R. Cash)
9. Don't Take Your Guns To Town (J.R. Cash)
10. Five Feet High And Rising (J.R. Cash)
11. The Rebel - Johnny Yuma (R. Markowitz/A. Fenady)
12. Tennessee Flat Top Box (J.R. Cash)
13. I Still Miss Someone (J.R. Cash/R. Cash, Jr.)
14. Ring Of Fire (J. Carter/M. Kilgore)
15. The Ballad Of Ira Hayes (P. LeFarge)
16. Orange Blossom Special (E.T. Rouse)
17. Were You There (When They Crucified My Lord) (Traditional)
With The Carter Family
18. It Ain't Me, Babe (B. Dylan)
With June Carter Cash
19. The One On The Right Is On The Left (J. Clement)
20. Jackson (J. Leiber/B. Wheeler)
With June Carter Cash
21. Folsom Prison Blues (J.R. Cash)
22. Daddy Sang Bass (C. Perkins)
23. Girl From The North Country (B. Dylan)
With Bob Dylan
24. A Boy Named Sue (S. Silverstein)
Uncensored version from 1999 At San Quentin reissue
25. If I Were A Carpenter (T. Hardin)
26. Sunday Morning Coming Down (K. Kristofferson)
27. Flesh And Blood (J.R. Cash)
28. Man In Black (J.R. Cash)

Disc Two:
1. One Piece At A Time (W. Kemp)
2. (Ghost) Riders In The Sky (S. Jones)
3. Highwayman (J. Webb)
The Highwaymen (Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson)
4. The Night Hank Williams Came To Town (B. Braddock/C. Williams)
With Waylon Jennings
5. The Wanderer (Bono/U2)
U2 "starring Johnny Cash"
6. Delia's Gone (J.R. Cash)
7. Bird On A Wire (L. Cohen)
8. Thirteen (G. Danzig)
9. Rowboat (B. Hansen)
10. The One Rose (L. McIntyre/D. Lyon)
11. Rusty Cage (C. Cornell)
12. Southern Accents (T. Petty)
13. Mercy Seat (N. Cave/M. Harvey)
14. Solitary Man (N. Diamond)
15. Wayfaring Stranger (Traditional; arr. by J.R. Cash/J. Carter Cash)
16. I Won't Back Down (T. Petty/J. Lynne)
17. One (A. Clayton/D. Evans/P. Hewson/L. Mullen)
18. I See A Darkness (W. Oldham)
19. I Hung My Head (Sting)
20. The Man Comes Around (J.R. Cash)
21. We'll Meet Again (P.C. Ross/H. Charles)
22. Hurt (T. Reznor)

Ahh, I just made one yesterday. It's a cd of all the songs I loved when I was a kid
1.) Never Had a Dream Come True-S Club 7
2.) Supergirl-Krystal Harris
3.) You Gotta Be-Des'ree, or whatever it's called and I have no idea how to spell the chicks name, that was just the first song I ever remember loving
4.) I Think I'm in Love With You-Jessica Simpson
5.) Aaron's Party-Aaron Carter
6.) Back Here-BBMak
7.) Bye Bye Bye-N*Sync
8.) Genie in a Bottle-Christina Aguilera
9.) He Loves you Not-Dream
10.) C'est La Vie-B*Witched
11.) Say My Name-Destiny's Child
12.) We've Got it Going on-Backstreet Boys
13.) With You-Lila McCann
14.) Wannabe-Spice Girls
15.) Barbie Girl-Aqua
16.) You Think You Love Me-M2M
17.) Blue-Eiffel 65
18.) Baby One More Time-Britney Spears
19.) MMBop-Hanson
20.) Never Been Kissed-Sherrie Austin
21.) Candy-Mandy Moore

No, great award winning cd, but it's so much fun to listen to, espicially if you grew up listening to all of that. I wanna take another road trip with my cousin so we can play that.

Billy Joel
Greatest Hits

Disc One:
1. She's Got A Way
2. Piano Man
3. You're My Home
4. Captain Jack
5. Streetlife Serenader
6. The Entertainer
7. Miami 2017 (Seen The Lights Go Out On Broadway)
8. Say Goodbye To Hollywood
9. New York State Of Mind
10. Summer, Highland Falls
11. The Stranger
12. Scenes From An Italian Restaurant
13. Just The Way You Are
14. Movin' Out (Anthony's Song)
15. Only The Good Die Young
16. She's Always A Woman
17. Vienna

Disc Two:
1. Stiletto
2. My Life
3. Honesty
4. Big Shot
5. You May Be Right
6. Close To The Borderline
7. It's Still Rock And Roll To Me
8. Don't Ask Me Why
9. Pressure
10. Allentown
11. Laura
12. Goodnight Saigon
13. Tell Her About It
14. Uptown Girl
15. The Longest Time
16. Keeping The Faith
17. An Innocent Man
18. You're Only Human (Second Wind)

Disc Three:
1. The Night Is Still Young
2. A Matter Of Trust
3. Baby Grand [with Ray Charles]
4. This Is The Time
5. Leningrad
6. We Didn't Start The Fire
7. I Go To Extremes
8. And So It Goes
9. The Downeaster "Alexa"
10. Storm Front
11. No Man's Land
12. All About Soul [remix]
13. Lullabye (Goodnight, My Angel)
14. The River Of Dreams
15. Famous Last Words
16. To Make You Feel My Love
17. New York State Of Mind [live at America: A Tribute To Heroes; 9/21/2001]

Eh, I'm bored. Here's a few! Marvel at them!!!

01. "Senorita" - Justin Timberlake
02. "Your Body is a Wonderland" - John Mayor
03. "Roses" - Outkast
04. "Outrageous" - Britney Spears
05. "Hey Ya" - Outkast
06. "Where is the Love" - Black Eyed Peas feat. Justin Timerlake
07. "The Calendar Hung Itself" - Bright Eyes
08. "A Perfect Sonnet" - Bright Eyes
09. "Me Against the Music" - Britney Spears feat. Madonna
10. "My Band" - D12 feat. Eminem
11. "Tipsy" - JKwon
12. "Sunday Morning" - Maroon 5
13. "Get Low" - Ying Yang Twins feat. Lil John and East Side Boys
14. "Stand Up" - Ludacris
15. "A Perfect Sonnet" - Bright Eyes [cos I'm smart and put it on there twice]
16. "She Will Be Loved" - Maroon 5
17. "Hotel" - Cassidy feat. R Kelly
18. "Shake Ya Tailfeathuh" - Nelly feat. PDiddy
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01. "Ugly Girl" - Aquabats
02. "Moonlight Sonata" - Beethoven
03. "Lullaby" - Billy Joel
04. "Zoot Suit Riot" - Cherry Poppin Daddies [wow, I just realized how dirty that is...heh!]
05. "Invisible" - Clay Aiken
06. "Round Here" - Counting Crows
07. "Time After Time" - Cyndi Lauper
08. "Grave Digger" - Dave Mathews
09. "We Are Siamese" - Lady and the Tramp
10. "Bohemian Rhapsody" - Fugees [cover]
11. "Jon Pechaan Hu" - Mohammad Rafi
12. "Milkshake" - Kelis
13. "Rondo Alla Turca" - Mozart
14. "Black" - Pearl Jam
15. "Thema D'Le Fabulaux Destin D'Amelie" - Yaan Tiersen
16. "Tabla Tabla Tarang" - Classical Indian Music
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01. "Fraggle Rock Theme" - Fraggle Rock LOL
02. "Naughty Girl" - Beyonce
03. "Scenes from an Italian Restauraunt" - Billy Joel
04. "Hit Me Baby One More Time" Weezer [cover]
05. "Spin" - Something Corporate
06. "Harder to Breathe" - Maroon 5
07. "Everytime" - Britney Spears
08. "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" - Cyndi Lauper
09. "If I Die" - Something Corporate
10. "Mad World" - Gary Jules
11. "Burn" - Usher
12. "The Reason" - Hoobastank
13. "I Love You Just the Way You Are" - Billy Joel
14. "This Love" - Maroon 5
15. "Sex and Candy" - Marcy Playground
16. "Heart Shaped Box" - Nirvana
17. "Forget December" - Something Corporate
18. "My Best Friend's Girl" - ??
19. "By The Rivers of Babylon" - Sublime
20. "Boom Boom Boom Boom" - The Vengaboys
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01. "Baby Boy" - Beyonce feat. Sean Paul
02. "Fly Me to the Moon" - Frank Sinatra
03. "Aint it Funny" - JLo
04. "My Baby You" - Marc Anthony
05. "8th World Wonder" - Kim Locke
06. "I love the Way You Move" - Outkast
07. "I Only Have Eyes For you" - Frank Sinatra
08. "Hey Mama" - Black Eyed Peas
09. "Feek-a-Leek" - Petey Pablo feat. Lil John
10. "We Are The Champions" - Queen
11. "Like Glue" - Sean Paul
12. "Float On" - Modest Mouse
13. "Rock Your Body" - Staggea
14. "Rocketman" - William Hung
15. "Pretty Woman" - Roy Orbison
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01. "Broken" - Seether feat. Amy Lee
02. "It's Oh So Quiet" - Bjork
03. "Toxic" - Britney Spears
04. "Brick" - Ben Folds Five
05. "Let's Get ********" - Black Eyed Peas
06. "Vindicated" - Dashboard Confessional
07. "Champagne Supernova" - Oasis
08. "Uptown Girl" - Weezer [cover]
09. "Aicha" - Outlandish
10. "Hava Nageela" - Cincinatti Klezmer Project
11. "Paegan Poetry" - Bjork
12. "Holidae Inn" - Chingy feat. Snoop Dogg and Ludacris
13. "Nawja Karam LaLa" - Arabe [it's Arab Pop... woo]
14. "Jaime" - Weezer
15. "A Sorta Fairytale" - Tori Amos
16. "My Best Friend" - Queen
17. "Move Bitch" - Ludacris
18. Persian, Arabic and Turkish Dance Music... woo.


I have no life.

Revised:

The Beatles
1962-1970

Disc One:
1. Love Me Do
2. Please Please Me
3. I Saw Her Standing There
4. Twist And Shout
5. From Me To You
6. She Loves You
7. I Want To Hold Your Hand
8. This Boy [stereo]
9. All My Loving
10. I Should Have Known Better
11. Can't Buy Me Love
12. If I Fell
13. A Hard Day's Night [stereo]
14. And I Love Her [stereo]
15. Eight Days A Week [stereo]
16. I Feel Fine [stereo]
17. Ticket To Ride [stereo]
18. Yesterday
19. Help! [stereo]
20. You've Got To Hide Your Love Away [stereo]
21. Day Tripper [stereo]
22. We Can Work It Out [stereo]
23. Drive My Car
24. Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) [stereo]
25. Nowhere Man
26. Michelle
27. In My Life [stereo]
28. Girl [stereo]
29. Paperback Writer [stereo]
30. Rain [stereo]
31. Here, There And Everywhere [stereo]
32. Taxman [stereo]

Total running time - 79:15
Tracks on disc one not indicated otherwise are presented in their original mono mixes.

Disc Two:
1. Tomorrow Never Knows
2. Yellow Submarine [1999 stereo remix]
3. Eleanor Rigby
4. Got To Get You Into My Life
5. I'm Only Sleeping
6. Strawberry Fields Forever
7. Penny Lane
8. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band [1999 stereo remix]
9. With A Little Help From My Friends [1999 stereo remix]
10. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds [1999 stereo remix]
11. Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite!
12. When I'm Sixty-Four [1999 stereo remix]
13. A Day In The Life
14. All You Need Is Love [1999 stereo remix]
15. Hello, Goodbye
16. I Am The Walrus
17. The Fool On The Hill
18. Magical Mystery Tour
19. All Together Now [1999 stereo remix]
20. Hey Bulldog [1999 stereo remix]
21. Lady Madonna
22. Across The Universe [Let It Be... Naked version]
23. Hey Jude
24. Revolution

Total running time - 78:42
Tracks on disc two not indicated otherwise are presented in their original stereo mixes.

Disc Three:
1. Back In The U.S.S.R.
2. Happiness Is A Warm Gun
3. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
4. Helter Skelter
5. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
6. Sexy Sadie
7. Get Back [single version]
8. Don't Let Me Down [single version]
9. Let It Be [single version]
10. I've Got A Feeling [Let It Be... Naked version]
11. The Long And Winding Road [Let It Be... Naked version]
12. Two Of Us [Let It Be... Naked version]
13. The Ballad Of John And Yoko
14. Old Brown Shoe
15. Because
16. Oh! Darling
17. Something
18. Come Together
19. Octopus's Garden
20. Here Comes The Sun
21. I Me Mine [Let It Be... Naked version]
22. Free As A Bird
23. Real Love

Total running time - 78:53
All tracks on disc three are presented in their original stereo mixes.

Originally posted by AKA
This one was pretty easy to make. I just combined Columbia's Essential set with the fifth disc of the American Recordings box (Unearthed) and made a few adjustments.

Johnny Cash
The Essential Johnny Cash

Disc One:
1. Hey Porter (J.R. Cash)
2. Cry, Cry, Cry (J.R. Cash)
3. I Walk The Line (J.R. Cash)
4. Get Rhythm (J.R. Cash)
5. There You Go (J.R. Cash)
6. Big River (J.R. Cash)
7. Guess Things Happen That Way (J. Clement)
8. All Over Again (J.R. Cash)
9. Don't Take Your Guns To Town (J.R. Cash)
10. Five Feet High And Rising (J.R. Cash)
11. The Rebel - Johnny Yuma (R. Markowitz/A. Fenady)
12. Tennessee Flat Top Box (J.R. Cash)
13. I Still Miss Someone (J.R. Cash/R. Cash, Jr.)
14. Ring Of Fire (J. Carter/M. Kilgore)
15. The Ballad Of Ira Hayes (P. LeFarge)
16. Orange Blossom Special (E.T. Rouse)
17. Were You There (When They Crucified My Lord) (Traditional)
With The Carter Family
18. It Ain't Me, Babe (B. Dylan)
With June Carter Cash
19. The One On The Right Is On The Left (J. Clement)
20. Jackson (J. Leiber/B. Wheeler)
With June Carter Cash
21. Folsom Prison Blues (J.R. Cash)
22. Daddy Sang Bass (C. Perkins)
23. Girl From The North Country (B. Dylan)
With Bob Dylan
24. A Boy Named Sue (S. Silverstein)
Uncensored version from 1999 At San Quentin reissue
25. If I Were A Carpenter (T. Hardin)
26. Sunday Morning Coming Down (K. Kristofferson)
27. Flesh And Blood (J.R. Cash)
28. Man In Black (J.R. Cash)

Disc Two:
1. One Piece At A Time (W. Kemp)
2. (Ghost) Riders In The Sky (S. Jones)
3. Highwayman (J. Webb)
The Highwaymen (Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson)
4. The Night Hank Williams Came To Town (B. Braddock/C. Williams)
With Waylon Jennings
5. The Wanderer (Bono/U2)
U2 "starring Johnny Cash"
6. Delia's Gone (J.R. Cash)
7. Bird On A Wire (L. Cohen)
8. Thirteen (G. Danzig)
9. Rowboat (B. Hansen)
10. The One Rose (L. McIntyre/D. Lyon)
11. Rusty Cage (C. Cornell)
12. Southern Accents (T. Petty)
13. Mercy Seat (N. Cave/M. Harvey)
14. Solitary Man (N. Diamond)
15. Wayfaring Stranger (Traditional; arr. by J.R. Cash/J. Carter Cash)
16. I Won't Back Down (T. Petty/J. Lynne)
17. One (A. Clayton/D. Evans/P. Hewson/L. Mullen)
18. I See A Darkness (W. Oldham)
19. I Hung My Head (Sting)
20. The Man Comes Around (J.R. Cash)
21. We'll Meet Again (P.C. Ross/H. Charles)
22. Hurt (T. Reznor) That's absolutely kickass.

These aren't compilations of one band's stuff but they are my two favorite cd's. (And AKA I'm sorry if I get any of the song titles wrong ;) )

1. Harry Chapin- Cats in the Cradle
2. Billy Joel- Piano Man
3. Carly Simon- Your So Vain
4. CCR- Have you ever seen the Rain?
5. CCR- Lookin' Out My Backdoor
6. Don Maclean- American Pie
7. Doobie Brothers- Listen to the Music
8. Eric Clapton- Layla
9. Eric Clapton- Wonderful Tonight
10. James Taylor- Fire and Rain
11. James Taylor- That Lonesome Road
12. Paul Simon- Kodachrome
13. Paul Simon- You Can Call me Al
14. Paul Simon- Slip Sliding Away
15. Van Morrison- Brown Eyed Girl

1. James Gang- Funk #49
2. Pink Floyd- House of the Rising Sun
3. Jimi Hendrix- Foxy Lady
4. Journey- Faithfully
5. Poison- Every Rose has it's Thorn
6. Lynyrd Skynyrd- Free Bird
7. Traffic- John Barleycorn
8. Foreigner- I Want to Know What Love is
9. The J. Geils Band- Love stinks
10. Cheap Trick- Surrender
11. Edgar Winter- Free Ride
12. Bon Jovi- Runaway
13. Hot Chocolate- Every 1's a Winner
14. Joan Jett- I love Rock n' Roll
15. David Lee Roth- Just a Gigolo/ I Ain't Got Nobody


:)

Very cool lineup of songs, man. When I correct song titles, I try not to come off as a pompous ******* (and I hope I don't). That's why I usually try to make a joke and add one of these guys: ;).

Oh I know. Actually I was a little embarassed because I sorta consider myself a music buff, and you one-upped me. But I have a lot of respect for someone with well-rounded, eclectic tastes such as myself. So, yeah... ;)

A friend of mine is baffled by my love for The Beach Boys and wants to at least understand what I see in them. So I made him this disc, hoping to recruit a new fan (I figured my three-disc set would be very overwhelming to the uninitiated).

This compilation focuses on the eras between Pet Sounds ('66) and Light Album ('79), featuring only lesser-known tracks. It is not in chronological order.

The Beach Boys
Feel Flows: The Beach Boys You've Never Heard

1. Slip On Through [1970]
2. I Can Hear Music [1969]
3. Let Us Go On This Way [1977]
4. Meant For You [1968]
5. Friends [1968]
6. All I Wanna Do [1970]
7. Forever [1970]
8. Wild Honey [1967]
9. Feel Flows [1971]
10. Sail On, Sailor [1973]
11. Caroline, No [1966]
12. Funky Pretty [1973]
13. Break Away [1969]
14. 'Til I Die [1971]
15. Surf's Up [1971]
16. This Whole World [1970]
17. Marcella [1972]
18. Baby Blue [1979]
19. You Need A Mess Of Help To Stand Alone [1972]
20. Our Prayer [1967]
21. Heroes And Villains [1967]
22. Back Home [1976]
23. Cool, Cool Water [1970]
24. Good Timin' [1979]
25. All This Is That [1972]
26. Busy Doin' Nothin' [1968]

Hot Hits 1980-83(various artists)
Is It You-Lee Ritenour
Wasted On The Way-Crosby Stills & Nash
99-Toto
Someday Someway-Marshall Crenshaw
Personallly-Karla Bonoff
Without Your Love-Roger Daltrey
Gloria-Laura Branigan
You Are-Lionel Richie
The Curly Shuffle-Jump N' The Saddle
That's All-Genesis
One Hundred Ways-Quincy Jones Featuring James Ingram
It's A Mistake-Men At Work
I.G.Y.(What A Beautiful World)-Donald ***en
Time(Clock Of The Heart)-Culture Club
Empire Strikes Back(Medley)-Meco
This Time-Bryan Adams
Time-Alan Parsons Project
Cruisin'-Smokey Robinson

Cool Jams 1970-73(various artists)
Double Barrel-Dave & Ansel Collins
Funky Worm-Ohio Players
Space Race-Billy Preston
Joy-Apollo 100
Shambala-Three Dog Night
Two Divided By Love-Grass Roots
I Saw The Light-Todd Rundgren
Ramblin' Man-Allman Brothers Band
Arizona-Mark Lindsay
You Are Everything-Stylistics
Make It With You-Bread
Me And You And A Dog Named Boo-Lobo
Go Back-Crabby Appleton
Hold Your Head Up-Argent
Montego Bay-Bobby Bloom
My Baby Loves Lovin'-White Plains
My Maria-B.W. Stevenson
Painted Ladies-Ian Thomas
Starting All Over Again-Mel & Tim
I Gotcha-Joe Tex
Clair-Gilbert O'Sullivan
Love Grows(Where My Rosemary Goes)-Edison Lighthouse

Originally posted by webwarrior762004
Hot Hits 1980-83(various artists)
Is It You-Lee Ritenour
Wasted On The Way-Crosby Stills & Nash
99-Toto
Someday Someway-Marshall Crenshaw
Personallly-Karla Bonoff
Without Your Love-Roger Daltrey
Gloria-Laura Branigan
You Are-Lionel Richie
The Curly Shuffle-Jump N' The Saddle
That's All-Genesis
One Hundred Ways-Quincy Jones Featuring James Ingram
It's A Mistake-Men At Work
I.G.Y.(What A Beautiful World)-Donald ***en
Time(Clock Of The Heart)-Culture Club
Empire Strikes Back(Medley)-Meco
This Time-Bryan Adams
Time-Alan Parsons Project
Cruisin'-Smokey Robinson

You forgot the word "Not" at the beginning of your compilation title. :joke: (kinda)

Movin' To The Seventies 1974-76(various artists)
A Little Bit More-Dr. Hook
Woman Tonight-America
Wham Bam-Silver
Up In A Puff Of Smoke-Polly Brown
Fox On The Run-Sweet
Run Joey Run-David Geddes
Americans-Byron MacGregor
Livin' Thing-Electric Light Orchestra
Times Of Your Life-Paul Anka
After The Lovin'-Engelbert Humperdinck
Magic-Pilot
Wildfire-Michael Murphey
Bloody Well Right-Supertramp
Rock Your Baby-George McCrae
Hollywood Swinging-Kool & The Gang
Living For The City-Stevie Wonder
Laughter In The Rain-Neil Sedaka
Mandy-Barry Manilow
Let Me Be There-Olivia Newton-John
Junk Food Junkie-Larry Groce

I made a Joan Jett collection since the only available GH of hers doesn't include the studio versions of I Hate Myself For Loving You and Little Liar (both were on a different label than her other hits)

"Joan Jett And The Blackhearts : The Collection"
1-15: the I Love Rock N Roll album
16. Bad Reputation
17. Do Ya Wanna Touch Me
18. Fake Friends
19. Everyday People
20. Light Of Day
21. I Hate Myself For Loving You
22. Little Liar
23. I Wanna Be Your Dog
24. Backlash
25. Love Is All Around

Nuclear Eighties 1984-86(various artists)
All Through The Night-Cyndi Lauper
Something About You-Level 42
Break My Stride-Matthew Wilder
Turn Up The Radio-Autograph
I Can Dream About You-Dan Hartman
Head Over Heels-Tears For Fears
Penny Lover-Lionel Richie
Your Wildest Dreams-Moody Blues
Self Control-Laura Branigan
Broken Wings-Mr. Mister
Sister Christian-Night Ranger
Burning Heart-Survivor
Karma Chameleon-Culture Club
Life In A Northern Town-Dream Academy
Walk Of Life-Dire Straits
Take Me Home-Phil Collins

Originally posted by webwarrior762004
Nuclear Eighties 1984-86(various artists)
All Through The Night-Cyndi Lauper
Something About You-Level 42
Break My Stride-Matthew Wilder
Turn Up The Radio-Autograph
I Can Dream About You-Dan Hartman
Head Over Heels-Tears For Fears
Penny Lover-Lionel Richie
Your Wildest Dreams-Moody Blues
Self Control-Laura Branigan
Broken Wings-Mr. Mister
Sister Christian-Night Ranger
Burning Heart-Survivor
Karma Chameleon-Culture Club
Life In A Northern Town-Dream Academy
Walk Of Life-Dire Straits
Take Me Home-Phil Collins

I like this one. Something About You is one of my favorite songs, also the tracks from Tears For Fears, Culture Club, Matthew Wilder and Dream Academy. Ditch Night Ranger and it'd be perfect.

There's never been a good career-spanning George Harrison compilation. The Best Of Dark Horse is okay, but it's out-of-print and doesn't cover the first six years of his solo career.

The Best Of George Harrison is awful, because one whole side is Beatles songs. Those should be kept separate.

Anyway, here's my attempt:

George Harrison
Portrait Of A Leg End: 1970-2001

Disc One:
1. My Sweet Lord
2. What Is Life
3. Isn't It A Pity
4. All Things Must Pass
5. Wah-Wah
6. Bangla Desh [single version]
7. Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)
8. Living In The Material World
9. Dark Horse
10. You
11. This Song
12. It's What You Value
13. Woman Don't You Cry For Me
14. Crackerbox Palace
15. Blow Away
16. Not Guilty
17. Here Comes The Moon
18. Blood From A Clone

Disc Two:
1. All Those Years Ago [with Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr]
2. Writing's On The Wall
3. Gone Troppo
4. Wake Up My Love
5. That's The Way It Goes
6. Devil's Radio
7. Got My Mind Set On You
8. Cloud 9
9. When We Was Fab
10. This Is Love
11. Cheer Down [with Tom Petty]
12. Cockamamie Business
13. Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea
14. Stuck Inside A Cloud
15. Pisces Fish
16. Any Road
17. Rising Sun
18. Horse To The Water [with Jools Holland and Sam Brown]
19. Brainwashed

Groovy Ride 1977-79(various artists)
Flashlight-Parliament
September-Earth Wind & Fire
A Little More Love-Olivia Newton-John
She Did It-Eric Carmen
Isn't It Time-Babys
This Is It-Kenny Loggins
Trying To Love Two-William Bell
I'm Gonna Take Care Of Everything-Rubicon
Hot Summer Nights-Night
Goodbye Girl-David Gates
Poor Poor Pitiful Me-Linda Ronstadt
Theme From Star Wars-London Symphony Orchestra
Lead Me On-Maxine Nightingale
When I Need You-Leo Sayer
Hold On-Ian Gomm
Couldn't Get It Right-Climax Blues Band
Long Long Way From Home-Foreigner
My Best Friend's Girl-Cars
Solsbury Hill-Peter Gabriel

Motown To Monterey 1967-69(various artists)
Sweet Soul Music-Arthur Conley
Woman, Woman-Union Gap Featuring Gary Puckett
Baby I Love You-Andy Kim
Hooked On A Feeling-B.J. Thomas
Gimme Little Sign-Brenton Wood
Light My Fire(album version)-Doors
I Can See For Miles-Who
White Rabbit-Jefferson Airplane
Expressway To Your Heart-Soul Survivors
You've Made Me So Very Happy-Blood Sweat & Tears
More Today Than Yesterday-Spiral Starecase
Reflections-Diana Ross & The Supremes
Bernadette-Four Tops
Lady Madonna-Beatles
Jumpin' Jack Flash-Rolling Stones
The Boxer-Simon & Garfunkel
The Unicorn-Irish Rovers
One-Three Dog Night
Undun-Guess Who
Who's Making Love-Johnnie Taylor
Too Busy Thinking About My Baby-Marvin Gaye

I decided to make my own 2-disc Abba collection for the car, since there's so many collections and I decided to customize it with all the songs I love

ABBA - ABBA Dabba Doo
Disc 1 (1973-1979)
1. Waterloo
2. Ring Ring
3. Honey Honey
4. S.O.S.
5. I Do I Do I Do I Do I Do
6. Bang-A-Boomerang
7. Mamma Mia
8. Fernando
9. Dancing Queen
10. Knowing Me, Knowing You
11. When I Kissed The Teacher
12. Money Money Money
13. That's Me
14. The Name Of The Game
15. Take A Chance On Me
16. Thank You For The Music
17. Eagle
18. Summer Night City
19. Dream World
20. Chiquitita
21. Gimme Gimme Gimme (A Man After Midnight)

Disc 2 (1979-1982)
1. Voulez-Vous
2. Angel Eyes
3. Does Your Mother Know
4. Lovelight
5. The Winner Takes It All
6. Lay All Your Love On Me
7. Super Trouper
8. Happy New Year
9. On And On And On
10. Me & I
11. The Piper
12. When All Is Said And Done
13. One Of Us
14. Head Over Heels
15. The Visitors (Cracking Up)
16. Two For The Price Of One
17. The Day Before You Came
18. Under Attack
19. You Owe Me One

I know "Gimme Gimme Gimme" which was on the late-1979 "Greatest Hits Vol. 2" album is out of chronological order next to the spring/summer 1979 "Voulez-Vous" album tracks, but it was needed to fill the end of the disc 1 tracks so everything would fit.

I decided to make a Linda Ronstadt personal GH cd, one that focuses on her 74-80 era, and all but ignores her late 80's Adult Contemporary garbage (I did add Somewhere Out There and Don't Know Much though because both were huge huge hits). It's a shame her great stuff is so overlooked these days because people hear the name Linda Ronstadt and think of her Aaron Neville ballad duets, when she was a great female rocker in her day.

Linda Ronstadt - The Best Of 1967-1989
1. You're No Good (from Heart Like A Wheel, 1974)
2. When Will I Be Loved (from Heart Like A Wheel, 1974)
3. Heat Wave (from Prisoner In Disguise, 1975)
4. The Tracks Of My Tears (from Prisoner In Disguise, 1975)
5. Heart Like A Wheel (from Heart Like A Wheel, 1974)
6. Love Is A Rose (from Prisoner In Disguise, 1975)
7. Different Drum (from The Stone Poneys, 1967)
8. Long Long Time (from Silk Purse, 1970)
9. Someone To Lay Down Beside Me (from Hasten Down The Wind, 1976)
10. That'll Be The Day (from Hasten Down The Wind, 1976)
11. It's So Easy (from Simple Dreams, 1977)
12. Blue Bayou (from Simple Dreams, 1977)
13. Poor Poor Pitiful Me (from Simple Dreams, 1977)
14. Back In The U.S.A. (from Living In The U.S.A., 1978)
15. Ooh Baby Baby (from Living In The U.S.A., 1978)
16. Just One Look (from Living In The U.S.A., 1978)
17. I Can't Let Go (from Mad Love, 1980)
18. How Do I Make You (from Mad Love, 1980)
19. Get Closer (from Get Closer, 1982)
20. What's New (from What's New, 1983)
21. Skylark (from Lush Life, 1984)
22. Somewhere Out There (with James Ingram) (from An American Tail: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, 1986)
23. Don't Know Much (with Aaron Neville) (from Cry Like A Rainstorm, Howl Like The Wind, 1989)
24. Hurt So Bad (from Mad Love, 1980)

Easily the easiest disc I've ever assembled; I don't think you can even call this a compiltion, but here goes anyway. If you take all the bonus filler (bonus Apple Jam LP, 2001 bonus tracks) off of George Harrison's 1970 album, All Things Must Pass. the entire 2-LP album can easily fit on one CD (total running time of the proper album is 76:37).

That's exactly what I did, but I also compiled the bonus stuff onto its own separate disc, even adding the demo of "All Things Must Pass" from The Beatles Anthology 3 into the track lineup.

George Harrison
All Things Must Pass

1. I'd Have You Anytime
2. My Sweet Lord
3. Wah-Wah
4. Isn't It A Pity
5. What Is Life
6. If Not For You
7. Behind That Locked Door
8. Let It Down
9. Run Of The Mill
10. Beware Of Darkness
11. Apple Scruffs
12. Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll)
13. Awaiting On You All
14. All Things Must Pass
15. I Dig Love
16. Art Of Dying
17. Isn't It A Pity (version two)
18. Hear Me Lord

George Harrison
All Things Must Pass [bonus disc]

Apple Jam:
1. Out Of The Blue
2. It's Johnny's Birthday
3. Plug Me In
4. I Remember Jeep
5. Thanks For The Pepperoni

Additional Tracks:
6. What Is Life (backing track)
7. Beware Of Darkness (demo)
8. Let It Down (demo)
9. All Things Must Pass (demo)
10. I Live For You
11. My Sweet Lord (2000)

Since I don't think I've ever posted this in this thread:

I came up with this one shortly after Nirvana was released in 2002. Unlike said official Nirvana compilation, this doesn't omit any essential tracks. It's also in chronological order.

Nirvana
Verse Chorus Verse: 1989-1994

1. School
From Bleach
2. Love Buzz
From Bleach
3. Blew
From Bleach
4. Sliver
From Incesticide
5. Dive
From Incesticide
6. Polly
From Nevermind [MFSL Edition]
7. Smells Like Teen Spirit
From Nevermind [MFSL Edition]
8. Come As You Are
From Nevermind [MFSL Edition]
9. Drain You
From "Come As You Are" single
10. Lithium (live; 10/31/91)
From Nevermind [MFSL Edition]
11. In Bloom
From Nevermind [MFSL Edition]
12. Aneurysm
From Incesticide
13. Dumb
From In Utero [MFSL Edition]
14. Heart-Shaped Box
From In Utero [MFSL Edition]
15. Rape Me
From In Utero [MFSL Edition]
16. Pennyroyal Tea (Scott Litt remix)
From Nirvana
17. All Apologies
From In Utero [MFSL Edition]
18. About A Girl
From MTV Unplugged In New York
19. The Man Who Sold The World
From MTV Unplugged In New York
20. Where Did You Sleep Last Night
From MTV Unplugged In New York
21. Sappy
From No Alternative
22. You Know You're Right
From Nirvana

I had to create my own fade ins/fade outs for the Unplugged tracks, and, for time-constraint reasons, the live version of "Drain You." The overall result, though, was good.

Aerosmith's Greatest Hits was a bad compilation to begin with. Originally released in 1980, it featured the band's biggest songs to date, but four of them ("Same Old Song And Dance," "Sweet Emotion," "Walk This Way" and "Kings And Queens") were heavily edited from their album versions. In addition, there were essential tracks missing, as well as one song present on the album that didn't belong at all.

I know vinyl has time constraints (about 40 minutes a disc), but they really should have improved the set when it was originally released on CD in the '80s, or when it was remastered in 1993.

Here's what I've come up with. I added ten songs to the original track lineup and subtracted one:

Aerosmith
Greatest Hits

1. Make It (3:40)
2. Mama Kin (4:28)
3. Dream On (4:27)
4. Train Kept A Rollin' (5:41)
5. Same Old Song And Dance (3:53)
6. Lord Of The Thighs (4:14)
7. Toys In The Attic (3:07)
8. Sweet Emotion (4:34)
9. Walk This Way (3:41)
10. Nobody's Fault (4:21)
11. Last Child* (3:54)
12. Back In The Saddle (4:40)
13. Home Tonight (3:16)
14. Draw The Line (3:24)
15. Kings And Queens (4:55)
16. Chip Away The Stone (4:01)
17. Come Together (3:46)
18. No Surprize (4:26)
19. Jailbait (4:38)

*Extended version from Pandora's Box with cold ending instead of fadeout.

Total running time - 79:17

The Beach Boys
The Beach Boys' Christmas Album

Original Album (1964):
1. Little Saint Nick
2. The Man With All The Toys
3. Santa's Beard
4. Merry Christmas, Baby
5. Christmas Day
6. Frosty The Snowman
7. We Three Kings Of Orient Are
8. Blue Christmas
9. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
10. White Christmas
11. I'll Be Home For Christmas
12. Auld Lang Syne
Bonus tracks:
13. Brian Wilson Christmas Interview (1964)
14. Little Saint Nick [single version] (1963)
15. The Lord's Prayer (1963)
16. Auld Lang Syne [alternate mix] (1964)
17. Little Saint Nick [goof take] (1964)
18. Child Of Winter (Christmas Song (1973)
19. Winter Symphony (1977)
20. Toy Drive Public Service Announcement (1977)
21. Dennis Wilson Christmas Message (1977)
22. Morning Christmas (Holy Evening) (1977)
23. Brian Wilson Christmas Message (1987)

I wanted to make a career-spanning Queen compilation, but instead of going chronological, I decided to take the tracklist of the original UK Greatest Hits album from 1981 (for the most part - goodbye, "Flash") and expand it by inserting songs from the second decade of Queen's career in-between those tracks. This is so the U.S. listener can hear '80s and '90s songs they may not be familiar with comfortably sandwiched in between the '70s hits with which they're more acquainted.

Here's the result:

Queen
Crowned: The Best Of Queen

Disc One:
1. Bohemian Rhapsody (Mercury)
From the 1975 Elektra Records release A Night At The Opera
2. Keep Yourself Alive (May)
From the 1973 Elektra Records release Queen
3. Hammer To Fall (May)
From the 1984 Capitol Records release The Works
4. Another One Bites The Dust (Deacon)
From the 1980 Elektra Records release The Game
5. Killer Queen (Mercury)
From the 1974 Elektra Records release Sheer Heart Attack
6. Radio Ga Ga (Taylor)
From the 1984 Capitol Records release The Works
7. Headlong (Queen)
From the 1991 Hollywood Records release Innuendo
8. Fat Bottomed Girls [album version] (May)
From the 1978 Elektra Records release Jazz
9. Bicycle Race (Mercury)
From the 1978 Elektra Records release Jazz
10. Liar (Mercury)
From the 1973 Elektra Records release Queen
11. You're My Best Friend (Deacon)
From the 1975 Elektra Records release A Night At The Opera
12. I'm In Love With My Car [single version] (Taylor)
From the 1975 Elektra Records release A Night At The Opera
13. Breakthru (Queen)
From the 1989 Capitol Records release The Miracle
14. Stone Cold Crazy (Queen)
From the 1974 Elektra Records release Sheer Heart Attack
15. Don't Stop Me Now (Mercury)
From the 1978 Elektra Records release Jazz
16. Who Wants To Live Forever [album version] (May)
From the 1986 Capitol Records release A Kind Of Magic
17. Save Me (May)
From the 1980 Elektra Records release The Game
18. These Are The Days Of Our Lives (Queen)
From the 1991 Hollywood Records release Innuendo
19. One Vision [album version] (Queen)
From the 1986 Capitol Records release A Kind Of Magic

Disc Two:
1. Innuendo (Queen)
From the 1991 Hollywood Records release Innuendo
2. Love Of My Life (Mercury)
From the 1975 Elektra Records release A Night At The Opera
3. Tie Your Mother Down (May)
From the 1976 Elektra Records release A Day At The Races
4. Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Mercury)
From the 1980 Elektra Records release The Game
5. A Kind Of Magic (Taylor)
From the 1986 Capitol Records release A Kind Of Magic
6. I Want It All (Queen)
From the 1989 Capitol Records release The Miracle
7. Somebody To Love (Mercury)
From the 1976 Elektra Records release A Day At The Races
8. '39 (May)
From the 1975 Elektra Records release A Night At The Opera
9. Now I'm Here (May)
From the 1974 Elektra Records release Sheer Heart Attack
10. I'm Going Slightly Mad (Queen)
From the 1991 Hollywood Records release Innuendo
11. Under Pressure (with David Bowie) [1992 "Classic Queen" remix] (Bowie/Deacon/May/Mercury/Taylor)
From the 1982 Elektra Records release Hot Space
12. Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy (Mercury)
From the 1976 Elektra Records release A Day At The Races
13. I Want To Break Free [single version] (Deacon)
From the 1984 Capitol Records release The Works
14. Play The Game (Mercury)
From the 1980 Elektra Records release The Game
15. Spread Your Wings (Deacon)
From the 1977 Elektra Records release News Of The World
16. Seven Seas Of Rhye (Mercury)
From the 1974 Elektra Records release Queen II
17. The Miracle (Queen)
From the 1989 Capitol Records release The Miracle
18. We Will Rock You (May)
From the 1977 Elektra Records release News Of The World
19. We Are The Champions (Mercury)
From the 1977 Elektra Records release News Of The World
20. The Show Must Go On (Queen)
From the 1991 Hollywood Records release Innuendo

John Mellencamp
Love/Happiness: 1978-2004

Disc One:
1. I Need A Lover [edit]* (John Mellencamp)
From the 1978 and 1979 Riva Records releases A Biography [UK] and John Cougar [US]
2. Ain't Even Done With The Night (John Mellencamp)
From the 1980 Riva Records release Nothin' Matters And What If It Did
3. This Time (John Mellencamp)
From the 1980 Riva Records release Nothin' Matters And What If It Did
4. Hurts So Good (John Mellencamp/George Green)
From the 1982 Riva Records release American Fool
5. Jack And Diane (John Mellencamp)
From the 1982 Riva Records release American Fool
6. Hand To Hold On To (John Mellencamp)
From the 1982 Riva Records release American Fool
7. Crumblin' Down (John Mellencamp/George Green)
From the 1983 Riva Records release Uh-Huh
8. Pink Houses (John Mellencamp)
From the 1983 Riva Records release Uh-Huh
9. Authority Song (John Mellencamp)
From the 1983 Riva Records release Uh-Huh
10. Lonely Ol' Night (John Mellencamp)
From the 1985 Riva Records release Scarecrow
11. Rain On The Scarecrow (John Mellencamp/George Green)
From the 1985 Riva Records release Scarecrow
12. Small Town (John Mellencamp)
From the 1985 Riva Records release Scarecrow
13. R.O.C.K. In The U.S.A. (A Salute To '60s Rock) (John Mellencamp)
From the 1985 Riva Records release Scarecrow
14. Minutes To Memories (John Mellencamp/George Green)
From the 1985 Riva Records release Scarecrow
15. Paper In Fire (John Mellencamp)
From the 1987 Mercury Records release The Lonesome Jubilee
16. Down And Out In Paradise (John Mellencamp)
From the 1987 Mercury Records release The Lonesome Jubilee
17. Cherry Bomb (John Mellencamp)
From the 1987 Mercury Records release The Lonesome Jubilee
18. Check It Out (John Mellencamp)
From the 1987 Mercury Records release The Lonesome Jubilee
19. Jackie Brown (John Mellencamp)
From the 1989 Mercury Records release Big Daddy
20. Pop Singer (John Mellencamp)
From the 1989 Mercury Records release Big Daddy

Disc Two:
1. Get A Leg Up (John Mellencamp)
From the 1991 Mercury Records release Whenever We Wanted
2. Love And Happiness (John Mellencamp)
From the 1991 Mercury Records release Whenever We Wanted
3. Again Tonight (John Mellencamp)
From the 1991 Mercury Records release Whenever We Wanted
4. Now More Than Ever (John Mellencamp)
From the 1991 Mercury Records release Whenever We Wanted
5. What If I Came Knocking (John Mellencamp)
From the 1993 Mercury Records release Human Wheels
6. Human Wheels (John Mellencamp/George Green)
From the 1993 Mercury Records release Human Wheels
7. When Jesus Left Birmingham (John Mellencamp)
From the 1993 Mercury Records release Human Wheels
8. Wild Night (Van Morrison)
From the 1994 Mercury Records release Dance Naked
9. Dance Naked (John Mellencamp)
From the 1994 Mercury Records release Dance Naked
10. Large World Turning (John Mellencamp)
From the 1996 Mercury Records release Mr. Happy Go Lucky
11. Key West Intermezzo (I Saw You First) (John Mellencamp/George Green)
From the 1996 Mercury Records release Mr. Happy Go Lucky
12. Just Another Day (John Mellencamp)
From the 1996 Mercury Records release Mr. Happy Go Lucky
13. Your Life Is Now (John Mellencamp/George Green)
From the 1998 Columbia Records release John Mellencamp
14. I'm Not Running Anymore (John Mellencamp)
From the 1998 Columbia Records release John Mellencamp
15. Peaceful World (John Mellencamp)
From the 2001 Columbia Records release Cuttin' Heads
16. Just Like You (John Mellencamp)
From the 2001 Columbia Records release Cuttin' Heads
17. Stones In My Passway (Robert Johnson)
From the 2003 Columbia Records release Trouble No More
18. John The Revelator (Traditional)
From the 2003 Columbia Records release Trouble No More
19. Walk Tall (John Mellencamp)
From the 2004 Island/Def Jam Records release Words & Music: John Mellencamp's Greatest Hits
20. Thank You (John Mellencamp)
From the 2004 Island/Def Jam Records release Words & Music: John Mellencamp's Greatest Hits

*I have edited "I Need A Lover" down to a more endurable 3:45. Gone is the instrumental tomfoolery found during the long intro. The lyrics now kick in at the 0:39 point.

Bob Dylan
Things Have Changed: 1962-2001

Disc One:
1. Talkin' New York
From the 1962 album Bob Dylan
2. Blowin' In The Wind
From the 1963 album The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
3. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
From the 1963 album The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
4. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
From the 1963 album The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
5. Masters Of War
From the 1963 album The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
6. The Times They Are A-Changin'
From the 1964 album The Times They Are A-Changin'
7. My Back Pages
From the 1964 album Another Side Of Bob Dylan
8. It Ain't Me, Babe
From the 1964 album Another Side Of Bob Dylan
9. All I Really Want To Do
From the 1964 album Another Side Of Bob Dylan
10. Maggie's Farm
From the 1965 album Bringing It All Back Home
11. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
From the 1965 album Bringing It All Back Home
12. It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
From the 1965 album Bringing It All Back Home
13. Mr. Tambourine Man
From the 1965 album Bringing It All Back Home
14. Subterranean Homesick Blues
From the 1965 album Bringing It All Back Home
15. Like A Rolling Stone
From the 1965 album Highway 61 Revisited
16. Highway 61 Revisited
From the 1965 album Highway 61 Revisited
17. Positively 4th Street
From 1965; first LP appearance: Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits (1967)
18. Just Like A Woman
From the 1966 album Blonde On Blonde

Disc Two:
1. 4th Time Around
From the 1966 album Blonde On Blonde
2. Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
From the 1966 album Blonde On Blonde
3. Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
From the 1966 album Blonde On Blonde
4. All Along The Watchtower
From the 1967 album John Wesley Harding
5. The Wicked Messenger
From the 1967 album John Wesley Harding
6. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
From the 1967 album John Wesley Harding
7. Lay, Lady, Lay
From the 1969 album Nashville Skyline
8. If Not For You
From the 1970 album New Morning
9. Watching The River Flow
From the 1971 album Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, Vol. II
10. I Shall Be Released
From the 1971 album Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, Vol. II
11. Down In The Flood
From the 1971 album Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, Vol. II
12. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
From the 1971 album Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, Vol. II
13. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
From the 1973 album Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid
14. On A Night Like This
From the 1974 album Planet Waves
15. Forever Young
From the 1974 album Planet Waves
16. Tangled Up In Blue
From the 1975 album Blood On The Tracks
17. Idiot Wind
From the 1975 album Blood On The Tracks
18. Shelter From The Storm
From the 1975 album Blood On The Tracks
19. Buckets Of Rain
From the 1975 album Blood On The Tracks
20. One More Cup Of Coffee
From the 1976 album Desire

Disc Three:
1. Hurricane
From the 1976 album Desire
2. Mozambique
From the 1976 album Desire
3. Changing Of The Guards
From the 1978 album Street Legal
4. Gotta Serve Somebody
From the 1979 album Slow Train Coming
5. Jokerman
From the 1983 album Infidels
6. Silvio
From the 1988 album Down In The Groove
7. Everything Is Broken
From the 1989 album Oh Mercy
8. Ring Them Bells
From the 1989 album Oh Mercy
9. Dignity
From the 1994 album Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, Vol. III
10. Not Dark Yet
From the 1997 album Time Out Of Mind
11. Love Sick
From the 1997 album Time Out Of Mind
12. Things Have Changed
From the 2000 soundtrack Wonder Boys: Music From The Motion Picture
13. Mississippi
From the 2001 album Love And Theft
14. Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum
From the 2001 album Love And Theft
15. Moonlight
From the 2001 album Love And Theft

I also burned myself a "Best Of Mellencamp" cd not too long ago.

1. I Need A Lover
2. Ain't Even Done With The Night
3. Hurts So Good
4. Jack And Diane
5. Hand To Hold On To
6. Crumbling Down
7. Pink Houses
8. Authority Song
9. Lonely Ol' Night
10. R.O.C.K. In The U.S.A.
11. Paper In Fire
12. Cherry Bomb
13. Check It Out
14. Pop Singer
15. Again Tonight
16. Wild Night
17. Key West Intermezzo (I Saw You First)
18. I'm Not Running Anymore
19. Peaceful World
20. Walk Tall

John Mellencamp
Love/Happiness: 1978-2004

Disc One:
1. I Need A Lover [edit]* (John Mellencamp)
From the 1978 and 1979 Riva Records releases A Biography [UK] and John Cougar [US]
2. Ain't Even Done With The Night (John Mellencamp)
From the 1980 Riva Records release Nothin' Matters And What If It Did
3. This Time (John Mellencamp)
From the 1980 Riva Records release Nothin' Matters And What If It Did
4. Hurts So Good (John Mellencamp/George Green)
From the 1982 Riva Records release American Fool
5. Jack And Diane (John Mellencamp)
From the 1982 Riva Records release American Fool
6. Hand To Hold On To (John Mellencamp)
From the 1982 Riva Records release American Fool
7. Crumblin' Down (John Mellencamp/George Green)
From the 1983 Riva Records release Uh-Huh
8. Pink Houses (John Mellencamp)
From the 1983 Riva Records release Uh-Huh
9. Authority Song (John Mellencamp)
From the 1983 Riva Records release Uh-Huh
10. Lonely Ol' Night (John Mellencamp)
From the 1985 Riva Records release Scarecrow
11. Rain On The Scarecrow (John Mellencamp/George Green)
From the 1985 Riva Records release Scarecrow
12. Small Town (John Mellencamp)
From the 1985 Riva Records release Scarecrow
13. R.O.C.K. In The U.S.A. (A Salute To '60s Rock) (John Mellencamp)
From the 1985 Riva Records release Scarecrow
14. Minutes To Memories (John Mellencamp/George Green)
From the 1985 Riva Records release Scarecrow
15. Paper In Fire (John Mellencamp)
From the 1987 Mercury Records release The Lonesome Jubilee
16. Down And Out In Paradise (John Mellencamp)
From the 1987 Mercury Records release The Lonesome Jubilee
17. Cherry Bomb (John Mellencamp)
From the 1987 Mercury Records release The Lonesome Jubilee
18. Check It Out (John Mellencamp)
From the 1987 Mercury Records release The Lonesome Jubilee
19. Jackie Brown (John Mellencamp)
From the 1989 Mercury Records release Big Daddy
20. Pop Singer (John Mellencamp)
From the 1989 Mercury Records release Big Daddy

Disc Two:
1. Get A Leg Up (John Mellencamp)
From the 1991 Mercury Records release Whenever We Wanted
2. Love And Happiness (John Mellencamp)
From the 1991 Mercury Records release Whenever We Wanted
3. Again Tonight (John Mellencamp)
From the 1991 Mercury Records release Whenever We Wanted
4. Now More Than Ever (John Mellencamp)
From the 1991 Mercury Records release Whenever We Wanted
5. What If I Came Knocking (John Mellencamp)
From the 1993 Mercury Records release Human Wheels
6. Human Wheels (John Mellencamp/George Green)
From the 1993 Mercury Records release Human Wheels
7. When Jesus Left Birmingham (John Mellencamp)
From the 1993 Mercury Records release Human Wheels
8. Wild Night (Van Morrison)
From the 1994 Mercury Records release Dance Naked
9. Dance Naked (John Mellencamp)
From the 1994 Mercury Records release Dance Naked
10. Large World Turning (John Mellencamp)
From the 1996 Mercury Records release Mr. Happy Go Lucky
11. Key West Intermezzo (I Saw You First) (John Mellencamp/George Green)
From the 1996 Mercury Records release Mr. Happy Go Lucky
12. Just Another Day (John Mellencamp)
From the 1996 Mercury Records release Mr. Happy Go Lucky
13. Your Life Is Now (John Mellencamp/George Green)
From the 1998 Columbia Records release John Mellencamp
14. I'm Not Running Anymore (John Mellencamp)
From the 1998 Columbia Records release John Mellencamp
15. Peaceful World (John Mellencamp)
From the 2001 Columbia Records release Cuttin' Heads
16. Just Like You (John Mellencamp)
From the 2001 Columbia Records release Cuttin' Heads
17. Stones In My Passway (Robert Johnson)
From the 2003 Columbia Records release Trouble No More
18. John The Revelator (Traditional)
From the 2003 Columbia Records release Trouble No More
19. Walk Tall (John Mellencamp)
From the 2004 Island/Def Jam Records release Words & Music: John Mellencamp's Greatest Hits
20. Thank You (John Mellencamp)
From the 2004 Island/Def Jam Records release Words & Music: John Mellencamp's Greatest Hits

*I have edited "I Need A Lover" down to a more endurable 3:45. Gone is the instrumental tomfoolery found during the long intro. The lyrics now kick in at the 0:39 point.

I'd like to make a 1975 Crosby, Stills, and Nash album from tracks from the 1975 Crosby-Nash LP Wind On the Water and Stephen Stills's solo LP from that same year, but I don't know how it would turn out.

I'd like to make a 1975 Crosby, Stills, and Nash album from tracks from the 1975 Crosby-Nash LP Wind On the Water and Stephen Stills's solo LP from that same year, but I don't know how it would turn out.

I made a Beatles 1970 album. I think it turned out pretty well.

Side One:
1. Beware Of Darkness (Harrison)
2. That Would Be Something (McCartney)
3. Working Class Hero (Lennon)
4. What Is Life (Harrison)
5. Junk (McCartney)
6. It Don't Come Easy (Starkey)
7. Look At Me* (Lennon)

Side Two:
1. Oo You (McCartney)
2. Isolation (Lennon)
3. Every Night (McCartney)
4. Love (Lennon)
5. Art Of Dying (Harrison)
6. Maybe I'm Amazed (McCartney)
7. Remember (Lennon)

*spoken intro ("Okay? Yes, thank you.") removed

I made a Beatles 1970 album. I think it turned out pretty well.

Side One:
1. Beware Of Darkness (Harrison)
2. That Would Be Something (McCartney)
3. Working Class Hero (Lennon)
4. What Is Life (Harrison)
5. Junk (McCartney)
6. It Don't Come Easy (Starkey)
7. Look At Me* (Lennon)

Side Two:
1. Oo You (McCartney)
2. Isolation (Lennon)
3. Every Night (McCartney)
4. Love (Lennon)
5. Art Of Dying (Harrison)
6. Maybe I'm Amazed (McCartney)
7. Remember (Lennon)

*spoken intro ("Okay? Yes, thank you.") removed

That's a good compilation! :) Not sure about ending with "Remember," as it ends with an explosion and a reference to Guy Fawkes Day, the "fifth of November."

Oh yeah, that happens to be my birthday! :eek:

That's a good compilation! :) Not sure about ending with "Remember," as it ends with an explosion and a reference to Guy Fawkes Day, the "fifth of November.":nod: That's exactly why I decided to end with it (it was originally going to end with "God," but I know that would never be a Beatles song). Its fictitious release date is November 5, 1970. :)

If you check Mark Lewisohn's 1988 book documenting the Beatles's recording sesions, "Let It Be," the single, was released on Friday, March 6, 1970. When any given day of March falls on a specific day of the week, the correpsonding date in November falls on the same day of the week. So November 6, 1970, was also a Friday, making the day before a Thursday, and records were isued in the U.K. on Fridays then. But Parlophone did make an exception for Sgt. Pepper (released Thursday, June 1, 1967), didn't they? ;)