Here is a fun idea. Go to your itunes or ipod. Put it on shuffle and see the first 5 songs that emerge. You can tell a lot about a person based on the music they listen to. Give it a shot and report your findings in the comment section if you want.
Here are my five from the 14.3 days of continuous music currently in my iTunes library:
1. Hear The Call of The Kingdom - Keith and Kristen Getty
2. Losing a Whole Year - Third Eye Blind
3. Mandolin Rain/Black Muddy River - Bruce Hornsby
4. Pride and Joy - Stevie Ray Vaughn
5. Das Wohltemperierte Klavier: Book 1, BWV 846-869: Prelude in E Minor BWV 855 - J.S. Bach, performed by Keith Jarrett.
(HT: Worship Trench)
13 comments:
Do you have an edited version of "Losing a Whole Year"?
Not sure. It actually was the first time I listened to that song.
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Crumbs From Your Table - U2
I've Got See You Again - Norah Jones
Let's Fall in Love - Diana Krall
Blues in the Night - Van Morrison
Soul - Van Morrison
Jimmy Needham - A Breath or Two
Bush - Machine Head
Sovereign Grace Music - Hide Away in the Love of Jesus
Above the Golden State - Sound of Your Name
Fee - You Are the Light
that's good. it has 4th commandment issues. i like the song, but had to delete it.
Fun idea! I'll link to it on my site (hope that's OK) ...
Here are mine, from 6.2 days of tunes (FYI, I love Copland, but not as much as this might imply):
1. “Two pieces for string quartet: No. 2 – Allegro moderato” - Aaron Copland (perf. Vanbrugh Quartet), Sextet and Piano Quarter
2. “No Blues” – Miles Davis, Miles Davis in Person, Friday Night at the Blackhawk, San Francisco, Complete
3. “Billy the Kid: The Open Prairie Again” – Aaron Copland (perf. Arianna Goldina and Rémy Loumbrozo), Music for Piano Duo
4. “Op. 30, Andante con moto tra”; Samuel Barber (perf. Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus), Prayers of Kierkegaard
5. “Put it in Your Pocket” – Joshua Redman, Momentum
Come to Me - Reily
Amazing Grace(Give it Back) - Sixpence None the Richer
I Saw What I Saw - Sara Groves
You Ruin Me - JJ Heller
With Every Breath - Leigh Nash
I don't have an iPod (what a Luddite, I know!), but here are the CDs that I've been listening to over the past couple of weeks:
Caedmon's Call-- "Chronicles" (Derek Webb and co.-- so good!)
Norma Jean- "Redeemer" (BRUTAL punk-like stuff!)
As Cities Burn-- "Son, I Loved You At Your Darkest" (similar to NJ)
Earth, Wind, and Fire-- "Gratitude" (FUNK!)
Abraham the Poor-- "Pumpkin Patch EP" (from DSC-- my church-- and very, very good!)
Soular-- all songs (also local talent from ABQ and DSC!)
Extol-- "The Blueprint Dives" (scary, bracing, beautiful, *and* God-glorifying!)
Serena Maneesh (trance-spacey-pop-death metal, and I think, masterminded by a Christian!)
Chicago Transit Authority-- self-titled (the band that became Chicago, back when they used to rock hard *and* do free-jazz work-outs!)
The Airborne Toxic Event-- self-titled (brilliant, stirring, anthemic, and sadly, profane in a few songs)
Before the Throne of God Above - Sovereign Grace Music
In Adam All Die - Shai Linne
Sound (Feat. Trip Lee) 116 Clique
Cannons - Phil Wickham
Mercy Reigns - Shane and Shane
Blessed Be The Name - Christy Galkin
Jesus the Light of the World - Boston Camerata
Wonderful Savior - SovGrace
Mi Senor y Mi Dios - Acappella
The Gospel Song - SovGrace
*The Great Divide - Scott Stapp (Where did that come from?)
*Hymn - Jars of Clay
*It's All Been Done Before - Relient K (Youth Group Play List)
*Table for Two - Caedmon's Call
*Depravity - Copper Coins (I promise I didn't rig this ... it just came up!)
1. When you're around-Relient K
2. Hope to Carry on-Cademon's Call
3. Through my Eyes-FFH
4. Maintain Consciousness-Relient K
5. Agnus Dei-Third Day
"The End" Andy Othling
"Have you got it in you?" Imogen Heap
"A brief Intermission" The Snake The cross The Crown
"Black Sandy Beaches" The Dear Hunter
"The Greatest of These (A little love)" Between the Trees
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