Lets see...on my iPod..

I made a playlist that I named "DunderMifflinShizzle" that has Michael, Dwight, Jim, Pam and Ryan's lists on iTunes plus some stuff they've played on the show.

I have:

Esthero
ABBA
Billie Holiday
Cake
Common (Sense)
Dashboard Confessional
Ella Fitzgerald
Donny Hathaway
Fall Out Boy
Foo Fighters
Gym Class Heroes
Hellogoodbye
Hi-Tek
Jack Johnson
John Legend
Metric
Luther Vandross
My Chemical Romance
NIN
Portishead
Regina Spektor
Robin Thicke
The Carpenters
aaaaaaaaand...a bunch of other stuff =P

C'mon, it's supposed to be songs that you're ashamed of, not just what you've got on there! I could rattle off over 8 days worth of music ....

It's an iPod confessional!

Pam Haplert - I think it's funny that you won't let anyone listen to your mix! It's like it's sacred to you or something.

Yikes.

So do you want to virtually break-up?

No, I'll just have to suck it up and deal with the fact that my virtual squeeze listens to boyband music.

Whew! *wipes forehead* I promise "boyband" takes up less than 1% of my entire iPod!


Here's a hypothetical for you ... what would you say if I told you I saw him in concert? Remember this is just hypothetically!

Ok, my turn to confess. My favorite music tends to be alternative, techno, industrial, hard rock (think Foo Fighters to Fat Boy Slim to KMFDM to Rammstein). Here's my "ashamed of" list:

George Michael (GASP - Just one song though: Careless Whisper)
Hillary Duff (it's for my daughter I swear!)
Mozart's Requiem Mass
Prince
TATU

Not quite as ashamed of but debatable:
Enigma
Enya

Dammit! I was afraid something like that might happen!

Darth Schrute - I'm with you on the classical stuff. I've got Handel's Messiah on mine. But I'm not ashamed of it, I'm just a singer.

My ipod has...

Beck (LOVE him!)
Cowboy Junkies (Sweet Jane, one of my favorites)
Death Cab for CutieGorillaz
She Wants Revenge
The Fray
White Stripes
The Hives
Iggy Pop
Trainspotting Soundtrack
Black Crowes
Shakira
Evanescense (spelling NOT my forte)
Stevie Nicks
Concrete Blonde (The Vampire Song, among many others)

OK, now here are a few guilty pleasures...

Duran Duran(so nice, they named 'em twice)
Dokken
The Cure
The Smiths
The Smithereens

Two more, don't look it might hurt your eyes...

"True" by Spandau Ballet
"Never Let You Go" by Steelheart

Oh Sharla, in concert. Folks, I may need your help in staging an intervention for Sharladawn.

Darth Schrute, I like your playlist, especially Fatboy Slim, and the Foo Fighters who are the best band ever imho

Hmmm, I just realized that I have no classical music on my iPod. I at least need Beethoven's 9th.

Sharla, nothing to be ashamed of in liking Tori Amos. She's a bit out there but she can definately sing. Still though, a day and a half? That's an exageration right? I mean that's got to be over 500 songs. Video iPod I'm assuming and not a nano or shuffle?

My Ipod isn't too embarrassing...

Styx
U2
Augustana
Lilly Allen
Gym Class Heroes
Switchfoot
Regina Spektor
Billy Joel
Casting Crowns
N*SYNC
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
The Fray
Kanye West
The Cranberries
John Mayer
Robin Thike
In Good Company Soundtrack
ElizabethTown Soundtrack
Elton John
Elvis
KT Tunstall
Snow Patrol
Five for Fighting
Jem
Blue October
Pearl Jam
Coldplay
Forrest Gump Soundtrack <<Highly reccommended
Justin Timberlake
Garden State Soundtrack
Foo Fighters
Jet
John Legend
Jennifer Lopez
T.I
James Taylor
Rachael Yamagata
Michael Jackson
The Killers
Outkast
Jack Johnson
Michael Buble
Alanis Morrissette
Journey
Guster
Jay Z
Nelly Furtado
Jason Mraz
The Temptations
Lifehouse
Mat Kearney
Damien Rice
O Brother Art Thou Soundtrack
Ok Go
Phantom of the Opera Soundtrack
Remember the Titans Soundtrack
Matt Pond
Rob Thomas
Maroon 5
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Weird Al
My Chemical Romance
Ray LaMontagne
Jamie Cullum
The Long Winters
The Police
Walk the Line Soundtrack
Creed
Third Day
Tracy Chapman
James Blunt
Jewel
John Butler Trio
HelloGoodbye
All American Rejects
Spoon
Tom Petty
Shakira
Beatles
Hendrix

The 607 of them.

sorry. i saw other people mentioning stuff, so i figured i could too.

nothing to be ashamed of, when it comes to my music.

Love your artists!

John Legend is da bomb...

MCR, Regina Spektor, Jack Johnson, Robin Thicke(do you have his CD?) GCH, Foo Fighters, Dashboard Confessional... Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice.

Thanks! =) I saw your list and it looks like we have similar tastes!

I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE John Legend. I'm going to his concert out here, in april. He's touring w/ Corinne Bailey Rae...so thats gonna be an EXTREME eargasm for me! =P There's an MCR concert tonight..but i can't go. *sniffle* but hey..at least I can catch the Newpeats tonight!

I DO have Robin Thicke's CD..its good stuff. =)

She Wants Revenge is currently the album I listen to the most. I love every song on it! The Cure, The Smiths, The Smithereens, I've got them all. Golden oldies now though...



Ditto that my brother!

Fun to find a person with similar tastes.

John Legend is one of the greatest. His voice...
I am jealous of you, lol, tell me how he is in concert!

I like Robin Thicke's CD. "Complicated" is my favorite on the CD. What about you?

The Cure, The Smiths and Duran Duran should NOT be on a list of guilty pleasures!!! I LOVE the Cure!


It was a Christmas gift for a friend of mine, and it WAS 2 years ago. Does that help?

Remember, I'm adorable.

60GB video iPod

I will never be ashamed of my love for Tori. But, yes, I do have about 450 songs that are Tori. But in my defense, she's put out a CD every two years since 1992, last year she released a 12 CD boxed set of live concerts, and then just put out a remastered 6 CD boxed set with B-sides and remixes, and I've got some bootlegs and DJ sample CD's. And she's coming out with a new CD in May and then in the fall ...... um, I think I'll stop. I can feel the testosterone level dropping.


It's all good. I just didn't want to be the only one getting picked on ... but I guess I should've thought of that BEFORE I posted. Sadly, now it's too late and no one will ever think of me the same way again....

You're lucky that you're cute, that's all I'm saying.

Oh, and you put every Tori Amos song on your iPod? When I burn one of my CD's I just grab the good songs and leave the filler. Although with 30G to hold songs I suppose I could burn everything. Hmm, right now I only have 11 hours of music on mine but if I burned absolutely everything I own I could probably stretch that out to several days worth of music. Of course I also have to leave room for office episodes.

Sharladawn, have you ever listened to Charlotte Martin? She is a newer artist, but has some similarities to Tori Amos. Some Tori fans love her music, others don't.
You should check her out. On Your Shore and the newest album Stromata are good ones to start with.

When it comes to Tori, there's no such thing as "filler"... I'm adding this to my list of things you'll have to learn.


I saw someone (probably you) talking about her on the music thread. I'll definitely give her a try. But once someone told me that Bjork was like Tori, so I listened to her .... and wanted to pull my ears off.

Don't worry, I won't take offense if you don't like it.

Yep, I'm afraid that I'm an undomesticated bachelor at the moment. I'm pretty bad about refilling ice cube trays, throwing my dirty clothes in the hamper, replacing empty toilet paper rolls etc. Maybe you should make this list of yours into a topic.

My favorite song on the CD is "Teach You A Lesson"..its so seductive..i love it!

I've actually seen JLegend twice..he's GREAT in concert!!! He puts on a good show. He sounds just like he does on his CDs..which for me is always a plus when seeing artists live. I don't like getting disappointed at live shows...he DID NOT disappoint! =)

I'm already a step ahead of you.

Ice cube trays - replace current fridge with one that has an automatic icecube maker (or start using the one that's already in there!)
Dirty laundry on the floor - carry around bottle of Fabreeze. Dirty laundry suddenly becomes clean. And it's already out of the closet, ready for use!
Toilet paper rolls - switch to the double rolls, thus reducing the need to replace it by 50%.


CrushOnJim - I'll let you know what I think! If you couldn't already tell, I like a very wide variety of music. So chances are I'll like her.

part of being picked on means that you now hold the torch to pick on other people..circle of life

i will take this torch and find someone to pass it on to..hehe Thank u for sharing it with me!

You're right Darth Schrute, some of those have aged a bit. I saw the Smithereens in concert when I was in college, and that was in '90 or '91. I always thought Pat DiNizio was hot.



I figured I had better try to justify some of these cuz I was sure I would be teased (at least about Duran2 ). The Cure have always been one of my favorite bands. Did you ever see them live? That would have been a great show! None of my friends were really into them, some couldn't stand their music at all. I just told them they had no taste .

Just put her On your Shore CD on hold at the library. Thanks for the suggestion.

a indie band called, Twang. different but good and supergrass, I love them! I just added super furry animals.

I'm so glad to see a bunch of people on here who like 80s music (and not of the hair-band variety)! This makes me feel slightly less ashamed of the more than 2,000 songs of this variety that I've loaded to my iPod... some of these are arguably as inane as all get-out, but others (such as anything by Joy Division) are still masterful.

My more "unique" music strays from this quite a bit though - I have a real weird affection for super-twangy Cajun music. Has anyone ever heard of "Kermit Venable and the BeauBassin Band" or Wayne Toups? I swear, no matter where I am, I blast some of this, and it's Mardi Gras!

Then, when this doesn't cut it, Louis Armstrong (anything he ever did) and Nat King Cole are never out of place. I just adore that beautiful, soulful music - heck, I love the movies, the clothes, everything from that era!

just put golden arm on and paul weller. Love his song, You do something to me.

I thought I was the only one around here that still listened to Joy Division! She's Lost Control, Love Will Tear Us Apart, Transmission, Leaders of Men, Shadowplay, Dead Souls... Great stuff!!!

I don't have an iPod, but I DO have an MP3 player, so I'll "confess" anyway...

By Artist and CD...
MTV Headbanger's Ball - Vol.2, Disk 1
Imogen Heap - Speak for Yourself
Muse - Absolution
Roadrunner United - The All-Star Sessions, Disk 1
Nickelback - All the Right Reasons
Shinedown - Us and Them
Shinedown - Leave a Whisper
System of a Down - Mesmerize
System of a Down - Hypnotize
System of a Down - Toxicity

*I have lots more on there, but I'm too lazy...

30 Seconds to Mars
A Static Lullaby
A Thorn For Every Heart
Anatomy of a Ghost
Armor For Sleep
As I Lay Dying
Brand New
Bright Eyes
Burning Tree Projekt
Chester Bennington
Chiodos
Circa Survive
Coldplay
Death Cab For Cutie
Depeche Mode
DJ Melodie
DJ Mystik
DJ Sammy
Eminem
Every Time I Die
Fear Before the March of Flames
Fort Minor
Frank Sinatra
Franz Ferdinand
From Autumn to Ashes
Funeral For A Friend
Gorillaz
Gwen Stefani
HIM
Halifax
Incubus
Interpol
Janet Jackson
Jimmy Eat World
Jimmy Fallon
Justin Timberlake
K-Ci & JoJo
Keane
The Killers
Linkin Park
Madonna
Mariah Carey
Matchbook Romance
mewithoutYou
Murder By Death
Nirvana
No Doubt
The Postal Service
Pretty Girls Make Graves
The Recieving End of Sirens
Robert Miles
Ryan Adams
Saosin
Sarah McLachlan
Sarina Paris
Savage Garden
Saves the Day
Senses Fail
She Wants Revenge
Shiny Toy Guns
The Shins
Silverstein
So They Say
Straylight Run
These Arms Are Snakes
Weezer
Wilco

And there's a TON more.

no guilty pleasures - but does anyone like The Starting Line?

How cool - another fan! JD's time was too short - I like the stuff the other band members did in New Order, but some of that creepy dark magic was gone when Ian Curtis killed himself.

For some reason, I have a random mix of Joy Division and Ween (Pure Guava) that I always like to play together. Something about the weird voices maybe (or maybe I just need the humor as a relief after a couple of dark tunes). If you're feeling eclectic, that might be a combo you would like...

Whorish! Yeah your back! Did the work gods hold you hostage?

Hey, OH - the work gods were appeased with a VERY late, very fast drive to FedEx... because I made it, I'm giving myself a work-free night (well, a work-free couple of hours before I lapse into a coma).

Thanks for noticing - I'm touched!

YES!!!!
Love them love them love them.

Fleece's Ipod:
3 Doors Down (Kryptonite is seriously the best song ever!)
Acceptance
The Academy Is
The Ataris (Boys of Summer is the 2nd best song ever!)
Boys Like Girls
Cobra Starship (anyone, anyone?? Love them!)
E-40 ( a bay area staple)
Fall Out Boy
goo Goo dolls
Gym Class Heroes
Hellogoodbye
jack's mannequin
Justin Timberlake
Lucky Boys Confusion
Motion City Soundtrack (Perfect Teeth is the 3rd best song ever)
OK Go
P!ATD
Plain White T's
Relient K
Sugarcult
Third Eye Blind(semi-charmed life is the 4th best song ever)

Ok, that's not all, but some of my more favorite ones

Are you a Bay-Destrian, too fleece?

It looks like we have the same taste in music! =)

I got to see GCH, HelloGoodbye, Sugarcult and Jacks Mannequinn @ Bamboozle Left in SoCal, last year. All very good live! I went to the PWT concert on Monday..Worth Every Penny of my $16!

Let's see... I'll give you a taste of The Good and The Bad...and a bit of The Ugly.

The Good:

Roisin Murphy - Ramalamma
311 - I'll B Here Awhile (acoustic)
Billy Joel - An Innocent Man
Journey - When the Lights Go Down in the City
Etta James - At Last
Bill Engvall - Cheap Drunk
Ellen Degeneres - Taste This
The Ataris - Boys of Summer
David Sedaris - Me Talk Pretty One Day
Dishwalla - Counting Blue Cars
Dr. Dre - The Next Episode
Fleetwood Mac - Edge of Seventeen
Elton John - Bennie and the Jets
Heart - Alone
John Mayer - Victoria
Nada Surf - Popular
Neil Diamond - Sweet Caroline
NPR: Wait Wait Dont Tell Me and the Sunday Puzzle
Song from Office Space: ****, It Feels Good to be a Gangster
Peggy Lee - Fever
Here we Go, Steeelers
Jack Johnson - Sexyplexy
Daft Punk - Technologic
Toto - Africa

The Bad (not bad per say.... but odd):

Bel Biv Devoe - Poison
Coolio - Gangsta's Paradise
George Michael - Father Figure
Jay-Z & Foxy Brown - I'll Be
Joi - Lick
Salt N' Pepa - Push It
J-Kwon - Tipsy



The Ugly (what I'm a bit embarassed to admit)

Live performances from American Idol 6
Crazy Frog - Axel L
Just the audio of D*ck in a Box from SNL
Theme from Wheel of Fortune (it makes me happy!)

Yes!!! That concert sounds amazing! I've seen Jack's mannequin and i'm seeing hellogoodbye in two weeks!! I'm so excited!
I really want to see sugarcult, their lead singer went to my high school, which is awesome!

HelloGoodbye is gonna be a fun show! =) I wanted to go but I opted for the John Legend/Corinne Bailey Rae concert, instead. Its on the same day..but if i had it my way..i'd go to both!

I noticed no Green Day on the list..another greaaaaaaat Bay Area band! hehe

That'll be a good show!

Oh yeah, I like Green Day too. Not one of my all time favorites though. But it's just a plus that they're from the bay!

WOW! I just picked up her On Your Shore CD from the library today ... I've already listened to it twice! (Oh, and yes, I got it from the library and copied it to my computer. I'm a pirate. So sue me. Rrrr matey!) Her style is definitely just like Tori. In fact, I found myself listening to some of her chords and techniques and couldn't believe it WASN'T Tori! Her voice is a little different, which is to be expected. She kind of sounded like Tori, the early days, when she was in her band in the 80's.

Overall, I really liked it! Thank you for the recommendation!

I'm so glad you liked it! I knew Charlotte from college and I try to get her name out there, because she is a very talented artist and the nicest person! When I first bought the CD, I couldn't stop listening to it.

My iPod ranges from Pantera to Isis to Death Cab For Cutie to Aesop Rock to Pig Destroyer to Rise Against to Ceremony to Queens of the Stone Age.

I like to think I have a wide range of musical tastes.

My confession:

I have a playlist that I've titles "Teapots instead of iPods". Just for me and my sappiness!

The Soundtrack to High School Musical
Every song from "A Night at the Roxbury" I LOVE 90s dance music!
George's Answering machine from Seinfeld.

And of course the 'cool' music of today.

Yup I'm pretty embaressed now.

Hey, High School Musical Rocks! We were just watching it today! I love that movie! No embarrasment needed.

Someone likes High School Musical!? Ok I don't feel so embaressed now. It's just when you have a 13 year old sister and you see all those BOP magazines laying around your house you can't help but starting liking those sort of things.