2004 IRI Music Thread

[Crazy]

Oh, and Vengaboys is a great pick! In particular, "We Like To Party","Boom Boom Boom" and "Up and Down"

I hear us rednecks in Indiana don't care for too much Technomusic and they are tempted to bring their trusty shootin' rifles if we do hear the Techno



Seriously guys, lets try to balance the music...nobody wants an all Techno weekend.

My suggestions:

• LO FIDELITY ALLSTARS - Battleflag (Ill get you the edited version)
• Stabbing Westward- Save Yourself (Same thing again w/ edited version)
• Filter- Hey Man Nice Shot
• Guns'N'Roses- Paradise City
• Guns'N'Roses- Welcome to the Jungle
• Jane's Addiction- Just Because
• Tommy Tutone- 867-5309(Jenny) - I agree with Paul!
• Morris Day & The Time - Jungle Love
• U2 -Elevation (maybe as award music...works nice)
• U2- Desire
• Vanilla Ice- Ninja Rap (my personal favorite )

[Bridgette]

Originally Posted by D.J. Fluck

I hear us rednecks in Indiana don't care for too much Technomusic and they are tempted to bring their trusty shootin' rifles if we do hear the Techno



Seriously guys, lets try to balance the music...nobody wants an all Techno weekend.

My suggestions:

• LO FIDELITY ALLSTARS - Battleflag (Ill get you the edited version)
• Stabbing Westward- Save Yourself (Same thing again w/ edited version)
• Filter- Hey Man Nice Shot
• Guns'N'Roses- Paradise City
• Guns'N'Roses- Welcome to the Jungle
• Jane's Addiction- Just Because
• Tommy Tutone- 867-5309(Jenny) - I agree with Paul!
• Morris Day & The Time - Jungle Love
• U2 -Elevation (maybe as award music...works nice)
• U2- Desire
• Vanilla Ice- Ninja Rap (my personal favorite )

I like your taste in music. Especially the last one. "Go ninja go ninja go!" awesome song by an excellent artist

[Ben Lauer]

Eye of the tiger...it was already suggested, but it is awesome.

others...
Marron 5 - Not Coming Home
If I could walk 10,000 miles (i forget the band, dire straits?)
Chevelle - Send the Pain
I'll edit this post an put some more up when i get home!

[Aaron Lussier]

Originally Posted by Ben Lauer

If I could walk 10,000 miles (i forget the band, dire straits?)

I belive it was If I could walk 500 Miles by The Proclaimers

As for other songs I would like to hear...

311 - Down, and Beautiful Disaster. You could play these during lunch breaks so people can calm down a bit from everything they have seen.

ABBA - Dancing Queen, Just because.

ACDC - Thunderstruck, Back in Black, TNT

Aerosmith - Livin' on the edge, Dream on, Sweet Emotion.

Al Hirt - Green Hornet Theme <--- Really Fast trumpet playing good for getting the blood flowing.

Alkaline Trio - Hell Yes, We've had enough

Anything by Antiloop, Yay for European Techno.

I'll Do the B's tomorrow

-Aaron

Molly Hatchet- Flirtin' With Disaster

[Paul H]

Otis Day & The Nights - Shout

[JAH]

Fuel by Metallica.
I Like the Way You Move by Outkast.
The Son of X-51 by Powerman 5000.
Comfort Eagle by CAKE.
Staring At The Sun by The Offspring.
Desert Woman by The Vandals.
It's Your Thing by The Isley Brothers.
You're A God by Vertical Horizon.
Keep Fishin' by Weezer.
Sharp Dressed Man by ZZ Top.
Silence by Sadie Hawkins.
She's Crafty by The Beastie Boys.
Behind Blue Eyes by Limp Bizkit.
Sunshine by Everclear.
Rescue by Eve 6.
Daylight Fading by The Counting Crows.
In My Place by Coldplay.
The Distance by CAKE.


More later probably...

[Jon Anderson]

No offense to anyone, but Coldplay doesn't really sound like something that people could (for lack of a better word) energize themselves too. Their songs are more like lullabies, but that too is another story.

Here's my list of People/Bands we should play

Genesis
ACDC
The Eagles
Bruce Springstein
Village People (Uber Techno versions )
Meatloaf
Jimmy Buffet

[Chris Fultz]

If it wasn't originally available on 8-track then we ain't playin it.

[Steve Howland]

Originally Posted by JAH

Behind Blue Eyes by Limp Bizkit.

Preferably by The Who, along with some other songs of theirs:
Who Are You
Pinball Wizard
Baba O'Riley
We Won't Get Fooled Again

Also,
CCR (they have tons of good ones)
REM - End of the World as we know it
American Pie
and...GOB - Paint it Black

maybe more later...

-Diobsidian

[Collin Fultz]

Originally Posted by diobsidian

REM - End of the World as we know it

that has to be the funniest song to watch people try to sing (i'm no better at it)

"six o'clock. tv something blada yada yada yada (repeat until) it's the end of the world as we know it. it's..."

p.s. my 229th post...division by zero

[Andrew Rudolph]

I think anything funky is awesome, stuff from the 70s is where its at kick out some stevie wonder, bobby byrd, james brown, george clinton and stuff from that time and you will get the party rokin, people also like really energetic swing music like from big bad voodoo daddy, cherry poppin daddies and others...

Now on to some other more specific songs...

Beck - Where It's at, devils haircut, tropicallia, new pollution

Prefuse 73 - The End of Biters-International

Jurassic 5 - Whats Golden, Hey

B52's - Rock Lobster

Hrvatski - Vatstep DSP

Cylob - cut the midrange drop the bass

Gorrilaz - Clint Eastwood, 19-200 (theres a remixed one thats faster and really fun)

Grand Master Flash - The Message

ok go - get over it

The Soft Pink Truth - PromoFunk

I dont feel like typing anymore so this will be enough, i have all of them so PM me if you want stuff

[Andy Baker]

Originally Posted by Andrew Rudolph

I think anything funky is awesome, stuff from the 70s is where its at kick out some stevie wonder, bobby byrd, james brown, george clinton and stuff from that time and you will get the party rokin, people also like really energetic swing music like from big bad voodoo daddy, cherry poppin daddies and others...

(many good songs)

Good ones, Andrew. Gotta love the old dance music like Rock Lobster. My kids are on a Beastie Boys kick, with their favorite being "Hey Ladies!"

I am a proud dad - my kids STILL don't know who Brittney Spears or Backstreet Boys are. And, just today, my 2-year-old was humming "We Will Rock You" by Queen.

As for what to play at IRI, just keep things mixed up (hard rock, dance, old stuff, techno, r&b, whatever) and keep 'em clean.

Andy B.

[Paul Copioli]

Guys,

Mix it up all you want, but come finals ... we need to keep it loud and jammin'!

The elimination rounds need to have songs that make you want to bang your head into a wall!

Oh, and of course, during the eliminations we will need to be dancing on the field during "robot cool off time."

-Paul