[unclejr]

"Heaven" - John Legend (Once Again)
"Měsíčku Na Nebi Hlubokém" - New York Metropolitan Opera (Dvorak's Rusalka)
"Psalm 39:2-4" - Boston Symphony Orchestra (Stravinsky's Symphony of Psalms)
"Move" - Miles Davis (Birdland 1951)
"The Man I Love" - Thelonious Monk (Complete Prestige Recordings)

These happen to be five songs I don't know very well at all.

 

[oddity]

People = **** - Slipknot

The Great Gig in the Sky (Live) - Pink Floyd

Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G major - Bach

Heavyweight - Infected Mushroom

Through the Fire and the Flames - Dragon Force

 

[sithompson]

Better Off Alone - Alice Deejay
Somebody to Love - Nelly Furtado
Your're My Thrill - Doris Day
Me & U - Cassie
More Than a Million Miles - Sugababes

 

[Zarathustra19]

Calexico - Roka
William Shatner - The Transformed Man
Lifelover - Bitter Reflektion
The Verve - This Could Be My Moment
Jean Sibelius - Night Ride and Sunrise, op.55

out of 74,660 tracks

a decent mixture of the things I like, no death metal or power metal mixed in, though. Also, the Shat's new album is much better than his debut in the sixties.

Cheers!

Edit: Thought it would be good to include how many songs this was out of, as suggested a few pages back.

 

[Punnisher]

Howard Shore- A Knife in the Dark (Lord of the Rings score)

Buffalo Springfield- Mr. Soul

Frank Sinatra- I hear a Rhapsody

Maria Kliegel- Virtuoso Cello Showpieces- Variations on a theme from Mozart's 'Don Giovanni'

John Williams- The Clash of Lightsabers

 

[Fido2]

Storm Winds by Shadows Fall

Cowgirl in the Sand by Neil Young

Reincremation by Suffocation

Heartwork by Carcass

Panic by The Smiths

 

[Cosmonaut]

admission regret - as cities burn
hot air balloon - mitch hedberg
time = cause - broken social scene
pat - slint
let your love grow tall - passion pit.

 

[Leto Atreides II]

AFX - W32.Aphex@mm
White Stripes - Screwdriver
Pink Floyd - Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
Aimee Mann - Put Me on Top
Aphex Twin - Delphium

 

[jonhapimp]

Opeth - The Lotus Eater
MaybeSheWill - This time last year
BloodHorse - a Passing thought to the contrary
Modest Mouse - people as places as people
atlas sound - quick canal
No rap in the mix though

 

[Happy Camper]

Tom T. Hall- Old Dogs, Children and Watermelon Wine
Gypsy- Dead and Gone
Vangelis- Alpha
Traffic- Low Spark of High Heeled Boys
Ozric Tentacles- Mescalito

 

[gnr9292]

The Beatles - ob La di ob La da O.o
Iron Maiden - Drifter
Camel - Friendship
Nirvana - Come as you are
The Cranberries - (They long to be) close to you

 

[Speex]

1. The Clash - Lover's Rock
2. The Clash - The Card Cheat
3. Rage Against The Machine - Mic Check
4. The Clash - Koka Kola
5. Madness - Our House

 

[EoY]

1. Massive Attack - Exchange
2. Late of the Pier - The Bears Are Coming
3. Led Zeppelin - Heartbreaker
4. Lykke Li - I'm good, I'm gone
5. Placebo - 36 Degrees

 

[hardRAWKR]

Jim Gaffigan-"Almost Heaven" (does this count?)
Dream Theater-"As I Am"
Morbid Angel-"Praise The Strength"
Airbourne-"Runnin' Wild" (I hate this song. I only have it because I got it for free in Roadrunner's Annual Assault.)
Hypocrisy-"Let The Knife Do The Talking"
Morbid Angel-"Beneath The Hollow"

I did 6 because the first one isn't music.
To be honest this is a terrible sample. I got two Morbid Angel tracks (from the same album too!) and I don't even listen to Morbid Angel very much, and the rest I don't listen to at all. Except for Jim Gaffigan. XD
This is out of 893 tracks.
I definitely need more music. Unfortunately, funds are lacking.

EDIT:
And as soon as I click post, Opeth comes up, which I actually do listen to! My iPod hates me.

 

[darklegion]

Beach Boys - Good Vibrations
Terrordome 9 - Tellurian - Petition The Lord
Hard-Ons - Love is a Battlefield - You're a Tease
Anael - From Arcane Fires - Blood & Honey
Dead Kennedys - Give me convenience or give me death

Not really very accurate, hahaha.I don't listen to the Beach Boys and there should be more electronica and metal, and less oldschool punk.Still, finding that Terrordome track was well worth the time spent on this exercise, great oldschool gabber.