Mysteries of the iPod

[madlori]

You know, I've spent so much time downloading playlists and song
collections and random torrents full of random songs that my iPod is
chock full of tracks, many of which I have no earthly idea how

Comments

[utkari02]

Where can I get the "Blender Magazine Top 600 Modern Rock Songs" playlist?

It sounds amazing! :)

[madlori]

Oh, I find tons and tons of playlists on bittorrent. Just go to isohunt.com, select "Audio" and start typing stuff in. Type in your favorite genre. Like "Indie rock" and you'll find playlists and collections. Or "Modern Rock." Blender magazine does a lot of them...just search for Blender and you'll find things. You'll be downloading a file with probably 100 tracks in it, most of the time. That Top 600 playlist was in a bunch of chunks.

[utkari02]

Awesome! Thanks so much!

Looks like I'll be downloading music tonight!

[madlori]

OMG I had no idea that was there!

I think I love you. Srsly.

[daniebagel]

I am a huge sucker for acoustic covers. My iPod is full of them.

Any suggestions for great ones?

[madlori]

Oh. Acoustic covers. Hells yeah.

Ben Lee, "Float On" (orig Modest Mouse)
Obadiah Parker, "Hey Ya" (orig OutKast)
Evanescence, "Numb" (orig Linkin Park)
Blanket Music, "Reg Right Ankle" (orig Decemberists)
Chris Cornell, "Billie Jean" (orig MJ)
The Cure, "Love Will Tear Us Apart" (orig Joy Division)
The Kooks, "Crazy" (orig Gnarls Barkley)
Sublime, "No Woman No Cry" (orig Marley)

Just to start.

[swirlnghellfire]

"Dyslexic Heart" is a great song. Dunno if you've seen Singles, the movie it was written for, but you get more out of it if you're an insane fan of Seattle music.

also, been meaning to tell u this for ages: if you haven't czeched out Dan le Sac vs Scroobius Pip yet, you should *definitely* do so.

myspace/com/lesacvspip

those guys are craaaaazy.

:D