We're Not Stuck!!!!!!

by **DeeJaySTYX** » Tue Apr 27, 2004 4:32 am

Let's say you're going on a trip, A 2-5 hour drive, and you don't want to take all your store bought CDs with you..So you decide with your computer to remix your favorite tunes on 2 blank CDs.. What would you put on your CDs??? Also limit 14 songs per CD should time of the song and space on the CD pemits it....

Here is my list.....

Disk 1

1( Kansas- Carry On Wayward Son
2( Styx- Born For Adventure
3( Led Zeppelin-Stairway To Heaven
4( The Beatles- Revolution
5( Damn Yankees- Coming Of Age
6( Journey- Wheel In The Sky
7( Rush- The Spirit Of The Radio
8( Foreigner- Feels Like The First Time
9( Styx- Queen Of Spades
10( Kansas- Point Of No Return
11( Guns N' Roses- Paradise City
12( Heart- Crazy On You
13( Foreinger- Juke Box Hero
14( Styx- Man In The Wilderness

Disk 2

1( Kansas- Dust In The Wind
2( The Beatles- Let It Be
3( The Eagles- New Kid In Town
4( Journey- Lights
5( Styx- Lady
6( Rush- Closer To The Heart
7( Guns N' Roses- Sweet Child O' Mine
8( Foreinger- Cold As Ice
9( The Beatles- Here Comes The Sun
10( Styx- Castle Walls
11( Metallica- Nothing Else Matters
12( REO Speedwagon- Can't Fight This Feeling
13( Joe Walsh- Life's Been Good
14( Styx- Pieces Of Eight

DeeJay....

by **Ash** » Tue Apr 27, 2004 5:28 am

eh.... you're so 1990s dude..... just buy an iPod and take all your shit with ya mb

by **DeeJaySTYX** » Tue Apr 27, 2004 10:57 pm

Yep, I'm fully aware of the ipod and if I had chosen that format we would be talking about at least a thousand songs.. That is why I went with the CD format so we can narrow it down to 28, 14 each CD...But that's O.K., Ash, If you don't want to go along with the Ideal, that's alright by me.....

Have A Nice Day......MR. ROBOTO..... :evil:

DeeJay...

by **yogi** » Wed Apr 28, 2004 1:57 am

Since I dont own a burner, and it took me forever to figure out how to burn a disc I only had time to burn one. Some of my songs were short, so I got 15 on my disc. Here are my choices TODAY:

1. Born For Adventure-Styx(Live King Biscuit version)
2. Stop Knockin-Tommy Shaw(Seven Deadly Zens)
3. Its All In How You Say It-Tommy Shaw(Seven Deadly Zens)
4. Moving In Stereo- The Cars(The Cars)
5. Comfortably Numb- Pink Floyd(The Wall)
6. Bourgeios Pig/Kiss Your Ass Goodbye-Styx (Cyclorama)
7. Peace Sign-Night Ranger(Seven)
8. How Does It Feel-Shaw/Blades(Hallunication Japan bonus track)
9. Take Me To The Top-Loverboy(Get Lucky)
10. Just a Game-Triumph(Just A Game)
11. Nature Of The Beast- Tommy Shaw(What If)
12. Empty Garden-Elton John(Jump Up?)
13. Remember Me-Journey(The Journey Continues Japan)
14. Wont Go Wasted- Dennis Deyoung(Boomchild)
15. Suitcase Blues-Rik Emmitt(20thCentury Masters)

by **SuiteMadameBlue** » Wed Apr 28, 2004 8:46 am

Come on guys, now, now, be nice :lol:

I'm not with the technology yet. I don't have a cd player in my van, I have to use that plug in one. I never saw an Ipod or a MP3 Player. No clue.

There are so many songs that I like. Here's Disc #1

1. Suite Madame Blue - Styx
2. Bright Lights - Matchbox Twenty
3. Closer To The Heart - Rush
4. Sing Me Away - Night Ranger
5. Everytime I Think Of You - The Babys
6. The Kid is Hot Tonight - Loverboy
7. Any Way You Want It - Journey
8. Pull Me Under - Dream Theater
9. We Live For Love - Pat Benatar
10. We Said Hello Goodbye - Phil Collins
11. Follow Your Heart - Triumph
12. Harry's Hands - Dennis DeYoung
13. Castle Walls - Dennis DeYoung - LIVE
14. Drops of Jupiter - Train

Disc #2

1. Lady - Styx
2. Disease - Matchbox Twenty
3. Four In the Morning - Night Ranger
4. Take Me To The Top - Loverboy
5. Isn't It Time - The Babys
6. Hell Is For Children - Pat Benatar
7. Take The Time - Dream Theater
8. Separate Ways - Journey
9. Fight The Good Fight - Triumph
10. Paradise - Dennis DeYoung
11. Who Will Love This Child - Dennis DeYoung
12. Fade To Black - Metallica
13. Why Georgia - John Mayer
14. Queen Of Spades - Styx

I took these songs from the cd's sitting in front of me

There are WAY too many songs that I like.

This was fun, I enjoy seeing what everyone else likes :lol:

by **piecesofeight** » Wed Apr 28, 2004 11:21 am

Since I am so busy right now that I am lazy, I will just make a list of some songs that I put on the last cd's that I have made-

TOTO-AFRICA
COUNTING CROWS-LONG DECEMBER
MB20-BENT
METALLICA-WHISKEY IN A JAR
DURAN DURAN-ORDINARY WORLD
LIVE-TURN MY HEAD
THE PSYCHADELIC FURS-PRETTY IN PINK
THIRD EYE BLIND-HOW'S IT GONNA BE
GERRY RAFERTY-BAKER STREET
CAT STEVENS-PEACE TRAIN
GENESIS-HOME BY THE SEA
VERTICAL HORIZON-EVERYTHING YOU WANT
ANNIE LENNOX-NO MORE I LOVE YOU'S
SAGA-ON THE LOOSE
SKID ROW-I REMEMBER YOU
ASIA-HEAT OF THE MOMENT
WALLFLOWERS-HEROS
OMD-IF YOU LEAVE
DAVID BOWIE/QUEEN-PRESSURE
GTR-WHEN THE HEART RULES THE MIND
SAMMY HAGAR-EAGLES FLY
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN-BOBBY JEAN
EDIE BRICKELL-CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
VAN HALEN-CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU
SPONGE-HUMAN WRECKAGE
PETER GABRIEL-IN YOUR EYES
LED ZEPPELIN-ALL OF MY LOVE
JOHN CONLEE-ROSE COLORED GLASSES (FOR MY DAD WHO PASSED)
CHRISTOPHER CROSS-SAILING
CSNY-SOUTHERN CROSS
COLLECTIVE SOUL-WHY PART 2
ELTON JOHN-ROCKETMAN
ANDREW GOLD-LONELY BOY
ROLLING STONES-WILD HORSES
PINK FLOYD-DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
JOHN BON JOVI-MIRACLE
BOSTON-HAD A GOOD TIME
DEF LEPPARD-PYROMANIA
ACDC-WHO MADE WHO
U2-ONE
LOU GRAMM-MIDNIGHT BLUE
CROSBY/COLLINS-HERO
TOTO-I'LL BE OVER YOU
MICKEY GILLEY-STAND BY ME (FOR MY DAD)
THE ALARM-STRENGH
ALPHAVILLE-FOREVER YOUNG
JOHN WAITE-CHANGE
HONEYMOON SUITE-WHAT DOES IT TAKE
NIGHT RANGER-WHEN YOU CLOSE YOUR EYES
HEART-WHO WILL YOU RUN TO
MICHAEL SWEET-REAL
FOREIGNER-UNTIL THE END OF TIME
STRYPER-MORE THAN A MAN
EVE 6-HERE'S TO THE NIGHT
TANTRIC-BREAKDOWN
FUEL-FALLS ON ME
AL STEWART-TIME PASSAGES
TAPROOT-POEM
RICKY NELSON-TRAVELING MAN
DMB-THE SPACE BETWEEN
ENYA-MAY IT BE
MOVING PICTURES-WHAT ABOUT ME
THE ATARIS-IN THIS DIARY
BAD ENGLISH-PRICE OF LOVE
PETRA-JUST REACH OUT
BRIAN WILSON-LAY DOWN BURDEN
DAMN YANKEES-HIGH ENOUGH
CHICAGO-WE CAN LAST FOREVER
CHEAP TRICK-SURRENDER
AEROSMITH-CHIP AWAY

by **swwskj** » Wed Apr 28, 2004 2:06 pm

Deejay,

Great topic. However i might need a day or two to reply properly. My sons middle school soccer team just won our first round playoff game ( I'm the coach) and the next day or so will be crazy. I promise I'll respond when possible.

Yogi,

I've got two burners and about 1,000 CD's! Just send me a private email and we'll work out any mix CD's you want. (I do it all the time) And I'm SERIOUS, I don't mind shipping them FREE. (Business expense my friend)

ya'll have a good one

Scott

by **DeeJaySTYX** » Wed Apr 28, 2004 3:36 pm

Suite, Actually I was just kidding with the Mr Roboto comet ( The Problem's plain to see, To much technology)...You can see why I called Ash that...I could have called him alot worse...Besides, I really don't wish Ash any harsh feelings...

Scott, Congratulations...Take all the time you want and good luck to you....

:

DeeJay.

by **Ash** » Wed Apr 28, 2004 9:33 pm

Mr. Roboto? Hey as a professional computer programmer I rather take that as a compliment. You can never have too much technology. Sorry Dennis

by **ek88** » Thu Apr 29, 2004 4:34 am

Still working on my list. It's always fun to see a non-mainstream song or two catch your eye when looking at everyone's lists! Bobby Jean? Great, great song, pieces. Also, I'd almost forgotten all about Miracle by JBJ. I really got into that song back in the day. Yogi, I LOVE Peace Sign by Night Ranger, one of my favorites from Seven (also a great album). And of course, all the Styx songs. Did they even have a bad non-mainstream song?

by **bugsymalone** » Thu Apr 29, 2004 4:42 am

OK, my compilation CD’s. OK, so it’s 15. I can usually get 16 or 17 on one, depending.

Whoo! Too many I wanted! To get to 15 per disk, I was rejecting something like 50 that I REALLY like.

In no particular order.

To Rock Out To:

Crazy Train – Ozzy Osbourne
Born for Adventure – Styx
Song for America - Kansas
Hysteria – Def Leppard
Life’s Been Good to Me – Joe Walsh
Silent Lucidity – Queensryche (ok, this one doesn't rock, but kinda)
When the World is Running Down – The Police
It’s the End of the World as We Know It – REM
And She Was – Talking Heads
Modern Love – David Bowie
Here I Go Again – Whitesnake
Lorelei – Styx (Live RTP version)
Mother Dear – Styx
Borrowed Time – Styx
I’ll Get Lucky – Dennis DeYoung

To Kick Back To:

Desert Moon – Dennis DeYoung
Beneath the Moon – Dennis DeYoung
Could it be Magic - Barry Manilow
Close Your Eyes – Ozzy Osbourne and Lita Ford
I Don’t want to Live Without You - Foreigner
Love Bites - Def Leppard
Boys of Summer – Don Henley
Ordinary World – Duran Duran
The Dance – Garth Brooks
Diamonds and Rust – Joan Baez
Sweet Baby James – James Taylor
Live to Tell – Madonna
Still Crazy after All These Years – Paul Simon
In Your Eyes – Peter Gabriel
Love, Reign O’er Me – The Who

Too many songs! Too many choices! Aaaarrgh!

Bugsy

by **swwskj** » Fri Apr 30, 2004 7:52 am

O.K. DeeJay thanks to an unfortunate loss last night I now have a window in my schedule. I figured I'd give y'all a couple of days, you know to build the suspense. Drumroll please...

Disc 1

1. Styx-The Grand Illusion
2. Don Henley-End of the Innocence
3. U2-With or Without You
4. Scandal-Warrior
5. The Cars-Drive
6. Bryan Adams-Summer of '69
7. Lou Gramm-Midnight Blue
8. Boston-Feelin' Satisfied
9. Def Leppard-Animal
10. Billy Joel-Scenes From an Italian Restuarant
11. Asia-Heat of the Moment
12. Guns 'n' Roses-Welcome to the Jungle
13. J. Geils Band-Centerfold
14. The Cure-Just Like Heaven

Disc 2

1. Dennis DeYoung-Desert Moon
2. Michael W. Smith-Friends
3. Van Halen-Jump
4. Rush-Limelight
5. Prince-Let's Go Crazy
6. Journey-Stone in Love
7. Mr. Mister-Kyrie
8. Yes-Love Will Find a way
9. Powerstation-Get it On (Bang a Gong)
10. Fleetwood Mac-As Long as You Follow
11. Pat Benetar-Shadows of the Night
12. Kansas-Song for America
13. Dreamtheater-Peruvian Skies
14. Jimmy Buffet-Changes in Latitudes

By the Way PO8, I nearly had DuranDuran-Ordinary World and Bad English-Price of Love on the list. And if you're going to have Petra on the list, consider either St. Augustines Pears or Jeckyll and Hyde.

Scott

by **LordofDaRing** » Sun May 02, 2004 1:20 am

Disc one
1) Funeral for a friend/Love lies bleeding - Elton John
2) More than a feeling - Boston
3) Caught up in you - 38 Special
4) Do you feel like I do (live) - Frampton
5) Penny Lane - The Beatles
6) Rocking the Paradise (Live RTP) - STYX
7) Someday - Sugar Ray

Roundabout - Yes
9) Only Time will tell - ASIA
10) Everything she wants - Vertical Horizon
11) Hands Clean - Alanis Morisette
12) High on you - Survivor
13) Gimme Shelter - The Stones
14) Touch Me - The Doors

Disc Two
1) Time of the Season - the zombies
2) Sister golden Hair - America
3) Deacon Blues - Steely Dan
4) Best of my love - The Eagles
5) 25 or 6 to 4 - Chicago
6) Riding the storm out (live) - REO Speedwagon
7) Oh my love - John Lennon

I can't wait - Nu Shooz (ha, had to throw one dance number in)
9) Everybody wants to rule the world - Tears for Fears
10) Time of your life - Green Day
11) Under the Bridge - Red Hot Chili Peppers
12) Only the good die young - Billy Joel
13) Bridge over troubled water - Simon and Garfunkle
14) 1999 - Prince

by **ek88** » Tue May 04, 2004 9:35 am

Okay, I'm going to take the easy way out and just list the tracks from the last 2 CDs I burned. Most likely these are what I'd grab for a short road trip anyway:

Disc 1:

1. Last Train Home - Lostprophets
2. Ocean Avenue - Yellowcard
3. Meant To Live - Switchfoot
4. Out Of Control - Hoobastank
5. Numb - Linkin Park
6. Going Under - Evanescence
7. Until The Day I Die - Story Of The Year
8. Harder To Breathe - Maroon 5
9. Stillframe - Trapt
10. Echo - Trapt
11. Hands Down - Dashboard Confessional
12. One Thing - Finger Eleven
13. Good Times - Finger Eleven
14. Polyamorous - Breaking Benjamin
15. Skin - Breaking Benjamin
16. Always - Saliva
17. Rest In Pieces - Saliva
18. The Leaving Song Part II - AFI
19. Away From Me - Puddle Of Mudd
20. A Thing Called Love - Darkness
21. Enemy - Sevendust

Disc 2:

1. Jaded (These Years) - Mest
2. Teenage Dirtbag - Wheatus
3. Dope Nose - Weezer
4. Island In The Sun - Weezer
5. I Miss You - Blink 182
6. My Immortal - Evanescence
7. Toxic - Britney Spears
8. Voodoo - Godsmack
9. Never There - Hoobastank
10. The Reason - Hoobastank
11. With You - Jessica Simpson
12. Love On The Rocks With No Ice - Darkness
13. Growing On Me - Darkness
14. Roses - Outkast
15. Suffocate - Cold
16. Clocks - Coldplay
17. Hit That - Offspring

(Yes I like the occasional Britney Spears tune, emphasis on occasional)

by **piecesofeight** » Wed May 05, 2004 1:21 am

swwskj wrote:O.K. DeeJay thanks to an unfortunate loss last night I now have a window in my schedule. I figured I'd give y'all a couple of days, you know to build the suspense. Drumroll please...

Disc 1

1. Styx-The Grand Illusion
2. Don Henley-End of the Innocence
3. U2-With or Without You
4. Scandal-Warrior
5. The Cars-Drive
6. Bryan Adams-Summer of '69
7. Lou Gramm-Midnight Blue
8. Boston-Feelin' Satisfied
9. Def Leppard-Animal
10. Billy Joel-Scenes From an Italian Restuarant
11. Asia-Heat of the Moment
12. Guns 'n' Roses-Welcome to the Jungle
13. J. Geils Band-Centerfold
14. The Cure-Just Like Heaven

Disc 2

1. Dennis DeYoung-Desert Moon
2. Michael W. Smith-Friends
3. Van Halen-Jump
4. Rush-Limelight
5. Prince-Let's Go Crazy
6. Journey-Stone in Love
7. Mr. Mister-Kyrie
8. Yes-Love Will Find a way
9. Powerstation-Get it On (Bang a Gong)
10. Fleetwood Mac-As Long as You Follow
11. Pat Benetar-Shadows of the Night
12. Kansas-Song for America
13. Dreamtheater-Peruvian Skies
14. Jimmy Buffet-Changes in Latitudes

By the Way PO8, I nearly had DuranDuran-Ordinary World and Bad English-Price of Love on the list. And if you're going to have Petra on the list, consider either St. Augustines Pears or Jeckyll and Hyde.

Scott

Scott, that is just a GREAT list. We continue to have the same music taste.
A little side note back at you. Stryper has a new live album coming out this month on the 18th called Stryper-Seven Weeks Live In America 2003. They did a tour last year. They played around 40 venues and took the best of each to make this cd. They also did a concert in Peurto Rico and filmed for a DVD coming out later this year. They ended up playing to over 70,000 people total. Michael Sweets voice is insane and sick. His voice has held up just as good as Dennis' if not gotten better. Unreal is all I can say. You have to hear this new live cd and look out for the DVD.
They will also be playing at Disney's Night Of Joy this year in September. Many hot Christian acts will be there over September 9th-11th.
http://www.stryper.com/
http://disneyyouthprograms.disney.go.co ... age&bhcp=1
Stryper has taken so much crap over the years and so have I for admitting to liking them, but I could care less. IMOP they were/are the best hair band and it's a darn shame they got lumped into that genre because they are SO talented and the music kicks ass. They got screwed by the Christian world because people thought they were making a joke of God and they got it too by the secular world because of their message. No one put the message they did to the music they did and it's too bad that they got judged on the couple of songs that topped MTV and the way they look because they had a GREAT message, musically they are/were on it, very tight and rocked, and Michael Sweet has one of the best voices around.
We caught 10 of their 40 shows last year and will be going to Disney for NOJ. We have been to hundreds of rock concerts and I don't believe we have ever seen a better show then when we saw them last year. Me and my wife are still blown away. Every review they got was excellent.
So Scott, that's my rant for the day. Back to regular scheduled programming. Seriously though, pick up the new live cd on the 18th and keep an eye for the DVD. Your mouth will drop. We knew they would be good, but they frickin' ROCKED!!, and Michael's voice was just sickly insane and they were so tight and on it. Every venue we saw them at was different in style and size so we got a good judge of it. We were front row and center for every show.
You also should check out Michael's Sweet's cd-REAL.
No one rocks for Christ like they do with so much talent. Most are floored by them until I tell them who they are........
Scott, they also put out a 'Best Of' album last year, with two new songs on it. Too bad the live cd won't have the two new songs on them-they kicked in concert. In God We Trust also will not be on the new live cd. Also ashame, they reworked it and it kicked A$$!!
http://www.scarabcart.com/cgi-bin/stryp ... gory=Music

by **ek88** » Wed May 05, 2004 3:03 am

Just a footnote to your Stryper story. When I first heard Honestly on the radio, I remember thinking that it was DDY. (And we all know how great Dennis' voice is).

by **piecesofeight** » Wed May 05, 2004 3:26 am

ek88 wrote:Just a footnote to your Stryper story. When I first heard Honestly on the radio, I remember thinking that it was DDY. (And we all know how great Dennis' voice is).

MANY, MANY, MANY Stryper fans have listed Dennis' voice on their list of favorite all time singers...

Too bad that what they are know for is 'Honestly', because they rock. The image and being known for a ballad song is what killed a lot of the 80's groups. Sort of like Dennis' becoming associated with 'ballads'. Too bad also that they are know for the bumblebee image.
What was so cool was to see Stryper as they are now, without the image, but still SOUNDING so awesome, if not better. EVERYONE was floored on last years tour by third song.
Michael Sweet's voice is truly amazing, and even more amazing that it has held up over all these years, if not gotten even better.
A true shame that his voice doesn't get brought up more often due to what they sing about, how they used to look, and getting lumped in that whole 'hair band' thing-which by the way, they do not look like bumblebees anymore at all!!!

by **swwskj** » Wed May 05, 2004 7:49 am

Pieces,

Thanks for the Stryper update. I had actually followed the news on the tour from when it was a rumor until its' confirmation. They played in Raleigh (3 Hour drive), but I didn't go. At the time, Michael was saying that it was going to be a farewell tour NOT a reunion tour. Whether it was true or not, it turned me off on going.

I WILL however pickup the Live DVD and most likely the CD as well. Hopefully they will be packaged together.

And EK88, I can definitely hear DDY in Michaels voice.

Scott

MR

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