DI Jukebox Draft (66-15)- Listen up (1 Viewer)

[AcerFC]

9:16 Double Shot

I'm Gonna Make You Love Me - The Jayhawks - 2000

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtDb1cmdf4I

Handle With Care - The Traveling Wilburys - 1988

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8s9dmuAKvU

It was necessary to skip Bender.

Call me crazy, but I don't think you sniped him.

So many great songs that I can't pick because I'm trapped by my theme/vibe.

LOL, there is a song I contemplated taking in the first round that is still there. Perfect Jukebox song, yet still not drafted. I wont pick it bc it doesnt fit the theme

 

[AcerFC]

9 . 19 --- Simey- OTC til 2:04 est
9 . --- Simey
9 . 20 --- Valence- Can skip unless in thread
9 . --- Valence
9 . 21 --- FUBAR
9 . --- FUBAR
9 . 22 --- rockaction-
9 . --- rockaction
9 . 23 --- Yo Mama
9 . --- Yo Mama
9 . 24 --- Zamboni- autoskip
9 . --- Zamboni
9 . 25 --- Northern Voice
9 . --- Northern Voice
9 . 26 --- Aerial Assault- autoskip
9 . --- Aerial Assault
9 . 27 --- Mrs. R-autoskip
9 . --- Mrs. R
9 . 28 --- Abrantes-autoskip
9 . --- Abrantes
9 . 29 --- Fiddles
9 . --- Fiddles
9 . 30 --- AcerFC
9 . --- AcerFC

 

[Steve Tasker]

So many great songs that I can't pick because I'm trapped by my theme/vibe.

I'm considering just sticking with the black artists theme after all. I haven't drafted anything after the year 2000 because I'm not sure yet. I'm actually loving my mix on this though, I've never had an excuse to draft so much guilty pleasure music before.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

9:16 Double Shot

I'm Gonna Make You Love Me - The Jayhawks - 2000

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtDb1cmdf4I

Handle With Care - The Traveling Wilburys - 1988

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8s9dmuAKvU

It was necessary to skip Bender.

Call me crazy, but I don't think you sniped him.

So many great songs that I can't pick because I'm trapped by my theme/vibe.

I feel the same.

I started with going for a country(ish) sound to all of my songs and I'm trying to stick with it. Well, actually my first selection didn't fit my "theme/sound" very much at all but had to have it. I may stray a little again, but for the most part I want to stick with this "theme".

 

[zamboni]

That Wilburys song was on my list.

Mine too...impressive group of guys to put together in a band.

Hope I'm not spotlighting here. Just thought of these guys yesterday when I heard "My Back Pages" on the radio yesterday from the Dylan 30th Anniversary Concert from a number of years ago. Included three-fifths of the Wilburys, and talk about a collection of all-time talent on one stage.

 

[zamboni]

1985 - Voices Carry - 'Til Tuesday

The rumor growing up in Boston was that 'Til Tuesday, a Boston Band, had arranged with The Wang Center (Theatre in Boston), for Aimee Mann to just start singing the part towards the end of the show without anyone being aware; resulting in the wonderful looks from the others in the audience.

Either that or they were giggling at "Wang Center".

 

[simey]

Sorry for the delay. I just got back from picking up my car. They finally fixed my airbag recall thing. I'll pick in a minute...

 

[rockaction]

Sorry for the delay. I just got back from picking up my car. They finally fixed my airbag recall thing. I'll pick in a minute...

Does this mean we get another Radiohead song?

 

[simey]

This song goes out to Ilov80s...

This song was released in the US in 1966, the year I was born. It's only fitting that my birth year song is from one of my top two favorite bands ever...

9.19 - Nowhere Man - The Beatles (1966)

I smell ganja in the bar...

9.19 - Is this Love - Bob Marley and the Wailers (1978)

 

[zamboni]

9.19 - Nowhere Man - The Beatles (1966)

I think the harmony on Nowhere Man is about as good as they ever had.

 

[Abrantes]

 

[valence]

9.20 The Beatles - Revolution (1968)

9.20 Beastie Boys - Sabotage (1994)

 

[PIK95]

Sorry for the delay. I just got back from picking up my car. They finally fixed my airbag recall thing. I'll pick in a minute...

I fixed both of my Honda's last year and they still call me about it. I even sold one car since!

Stray Cats and Sabotage were both on my list. Nice.

 

[Limp Ditka]

I smell ganja in the bar...

9.19 - Is this Love - Bob Marley and the Wailers (1978)

Oops! Sorry about that

 

[Steve Tasker]

1985 - Voices Carry - 'Til Tuesday

The rumor growing up in Boston was that 'Til Tuesday, a Boston Band, had arranged with The Wang Center (Theatre in Boston), for Aimee Mann to just start singing the part towards the end of the show without anyone being aware; resulting in the wonderful looks from the others in the audience.

I would've taken this earlier if it fit my theme. Lovely pick.

 

[DocHolliday]

There are 2 songs that I figured would have been picked by now. They are rock songs and that style does not seem to be as popular as I had anticipated with this group.

Love this thread. Impressed by the work you have all put in.

I would love to make my own list and throw it up at the end but have not had time to even start.

 

[FUBAR]

9.21

Continuing the international tour...

Africa, Toto, 1982

One Night in Bangkok, Murray Head, 1984





1964 Viva las vegas Elvis

1971 American Pie Don McLean

1972 City of New Orleans Arlo Guthrie

1974 Sweet Home Alabama Lynyrd Skynyrd

1976 Travelin Man / Beautiful Loser Bob Seger

1977 New York New York Frank Sinatra

1979 The devil went down to Georgia Charlie Daniels

1980 Funkytown Lipps Inc

1981 America Neil Diamond

1982 Africa Toto

1983 China Girl David Bowie

1984 One Night in Bangkok Murray Head

1985 Living in America James Brown

1990 Istanbul TMBG

1992 Tennessee Arrested Development

2005 I'm Shipping Up to Boston Dropkick Murphys

 

[zamboni]

9.20 Beastie Boys - Sabotage (1994)

All-time great video.

 

[Limp Ditka]

9.20 The Beatles - Revolution (1968)

9.20 Beastie Boys - Sabotage (1994)

An odd combo here.

I'm not the biggest Beatles fan, but love Revolution

Love me some Beasties and absolutely hate Sabotage

 

[JZilla]

There are 2 songs that I figured would have been picked by now. They are rock songs and that style does not seem to be as popular as I had anticipated with this group.

Love this thread. Impressed by the work you have all put in.

I would love to make my own list and throw it up at the end but have not had time to even start.

I'm the rock-only doofus but I've handcuffed myself a bit with a "theme"..

 

[zamboni]

Africa, Toto, 1982

Have posted elsewhere, but best cover ever of this tune.

 

[AcerFC]

There are 2 songs that I figured would have been picked by now. They are rock songs and that style does not seem to be as popular as I had anticipated with this group.

Love this thread. Impressed by the work you have all put in.

I would love to make my own list and throw it up at the end but have not had time to even start.

I'm the rock-only doofus but I've handcuffed myself a bit with a "theme"..

 

[Eephus]

9.20 The Beatles -

Right next to each other in the crates though

 

[AcerFC]

9 . 22 --- rockaction- OTC til 2:41 est

9 . --- rockaction

9 . 23 --- Yo Mama

9 . --- Yo Mama

9 . 24 --- Zamboni- autoskip

9 . --- Zamboni

9 . 25 --- Northern Voice

9 . --- Northern Voice

9 . 26 --- Aerial Assault- autoskip

9 . --- Aerial Assault

9 . 27 --- Mrs. R-autoskip

9 . --- Mrs. R

9 . 28 --- Abrantes-autoskip

9 . --- Abrantes

9 . 29 --- Fiddles

9 . --- Fiddles

9 . 30 --- AcerFC

9 . --- AcerFC

 

[rockaction]

9.22a - Deftones - Hexagram - 2003

9.22b - Radiohead - The National Anthem - 2000

Simply put, this Deftones song is class A material to me. It's insane, heavy, metal, nu metal, and beautiful. I love these guys. If this is the heights of nu metal, give it to me and then some. One of the greatest metal bands ever. Does Radiohead need an explanation? What the heck was that instrument? An onces mondelet? A theremin? Almost went Beatles and a song about correspondence in a muted way, but I'll pass.

eta* onces mondelet. Knew that wasn't right. Had to look it up. Ondes Martenot,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ondes_Martenot

 

[Abrantes]

There are 2 songs that I figured would have been picked by now. They are rock songs and that style does not seem to be as popular as I had anticipated with this group.

Love this thread. Impressed by the work you have all put in.

I would love to make my own list and throw it up at the end but have not had time to even start.

9.21

Continuing the international tour...

Africa, Toto, 1982

One Night in Bangkok, Murray Head, 1984

There you go, Doc.

 

[Yo Mama]

Yo Mama picks:

9.23 - Reelin' In The Years, Steely Dan (1973)

Love this song

9.23 - Lonely Boy, The Black Keys (2011)

Love this video

 

[zamboni]

9.24: "I Love A Rainy Night" - Eddie Rabbitt (1980)

9.24: "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)" - The Greg Kihn Band (1981)

 

[zamboni]

9.23 -

Always liked this performance from the old Midnight Special show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ea3Bofkmwlc

And Bill Cosby in his pre-creepy, pre-Fat Albert days.

 

[valence]

9.20 The Beatles -

Very few Beasties songs I dislike. That one gets me hyped and makes me want to #### #### up.

Revolution is one of my favorite Beatles for the guitar alone.

 

[valence]

9.22a - Deftones - Hexagram - 2003

9.22b - Radiohead - The National Anthem - 2000

Simply put, this Deftones song is class A material to me. It's insane, heavy, metal, nu metal, and beautiful. I love these guys. If this is the heights of nu metal, give it to me and then some. One of the greatest metal bands ever. Does Radiohead need an explanation? What the heck was that instrument? An onces mondelet? A theremin? Almost went Beatles and a song about correspondence in a muted way, but I'll pass.

Almost picked a Deftones song for 2000. Kind of wish I did.

Great Radiohead track as well. I love the ending that sounds like a brass band crashing into a wall or something.

 

[FUBAR]

There are 2 songs that I figured would have been picked by now. They are rock songs and that style does not seem to be as popular as I had anticipated with this group.

Love this thread. Impressed by the work you have all put in.

I would love to make my own list and throw it up at the end but have not had time to even start.

9.21

Continuing the international tour...

Africa, Toto, 1982

One Night in Bangkok, Murray Head, 1984

There you go, Doc.

doubt those were the two, but I was getting worried they'd get sniped.

 

[rockaction]

9.22a - Deftones - Hexagram - 2003

9.22b - Radiohead - The National Anthem - 2000

Simply put, this Deftones song is class A material to me. It's insane, heavy, metal, nu metal, and beautiful. I love these guys. If this is the heights of nu metal, give it to me and then some. One of the greatest metal bands ever. Does Radiohead need an explanation? What the heck was that instrument? An onces mondelet? A theremin? Almost went Beatles and a song about correspondence in a muted way, but I'll pass.

Almost picked a Deftones song for 2000. Kind of wish I did.

Great Radiohead track as well. I love the ending that sounds like a brass band crashing into a wall or something.

There really isn't anything you could have picked wrong for the 2000 Deftones. Yoah.

I've just -- and I'm not really a metalhead other than but for a glam/thrash excursion in the late '80s -- loved the Deftones from the word jump. Just love 'em, and actually like their hits less than most of their deep cuts. Their deep cuts are their best. It's too bad Chi died for a myriad of reasons; but the guy from Quicksand makes them sound totally different, and it's not as good. And I love Quicksand.

eta* And Radiohead soothes my free jazz/noise rock love vibe at the end of that song. You're right. I also love new instruments or instruments that are out of left field. Never forget Thom Yorke playing that song late night on television in some TV format, totally on his knees, looking like a shaver to a lathe. Awesome.

 

[simey]

9 . 25 --- Northern Voice OTC til 2:55
9 . --- Northern Voice
9 . 26 --- Aerial Assault- autoskip
9 . --- Aerial Assault
9 . 27 --- Mrs. R-autoskip
9 . --- Mrs. R
9 . 28 --- Abrantes-autoskip
9 . --- Abrantes
9 . 29 --- Fiddles
9 . --- Fiddles
9 . 30 --- AcerFC
9 . --- AcerFC

 

[John Bender]

I've got to get into the 90's and 2000's here eventually:

Keeping it upbeat, and keeping it black

9.a.: Mya - Fallen - 2003

Good song

9.b.: Janet Jackson - Escapade -1989

The best of her "upbeat" work, IMO

 

[Fiddles]

Sorry for the delay. I just got back from picking up my car. They finally fixed my airbag recall thing. I'll pick in a minute...

HONDA

 

[rockaction]

I've got to get into the 90's and 2000's here eventually:

Keeping it upbeat, and keeping it black

9.a.: Mya - Fallen - 2003

Good song

9.b.: Janet Jackson - Escapade -1989

The best of her "upbeat" work, IMO

My ex-gf (who was white) looked like Mya. It was sweet.

Keep it upbeat!

 

[Fiddles]

9.22a - Deftones - Hexagram - 2003

9.22b - Radiohead - The National Anthem - 2000

Simply put, this Deftones song is class A material to me. It's insane, heavy, metal, nu metal, and beautiful. I love these guys. If this is the heights of nu metal, give it to me and then some. One of the greatest metal bands ever. Does Radiohead need an explanation? What the heck was that instrument? An onces mondelet? A theremin? Almost went Beatles and a song about correspondence in a muted way, but I'll pass.

Almost picked a Deftones song for 2000. Kind of wish I did.

Great Radiohead track as well. I love the ending that sounds like a brass band crashing into a wall or something.

There really isn't anything you could have picked wrong for the 2000 Deftones. Yoah.

I've just -- and I'm not really a metalhead other than but for a glam/thrash excursion in the late '80s -- loved the Deftones from the word jump. Just love 'em, and actually like their hits less than most of their deep cuts. Their deep cuts are their best. It's too bad Chi died for a myriad of reasons; but the guy from Quicksand makes them sound totally different, and it's not as good. And I love Quicksand.

eta* And Radiohead soothes my free jazz/noise rock love vibe at the end of that song. You're right. I also love new instruments or instruments that are out of left field. Never forget Thom Yorke playing that song late night on television in some TV format, totally on his knees, looking like a shaver to a lathe. Awesome.

quicksand ruled

I've got to get into the 90's and 2000's here eventually:

Keeping it upbeat, and keeping it black

9.a.: Mya - Fallen - 2003

Good song

9.b.: Janet Jackson - Escapade -1989

The best of her "upbeat" work, IMO

finally a tune I like (escapade). you and I have very different taste mr bender

 

[John Bender]

I've got to get into the 90's and 2000's here eventually:

Keeping it upbeat, and keeping it black

9.a.: Mya - Fallen - 2003

Good song

9.b.: Janet Jackson - Escapade -1989

The best of her "upbeat" work, IMO

My ex-gf (who was white) looked like Mya. It was sweet.

Keep it upbeat!

Mya is smoking hot.

Janet was the first woman in my life when I started noticing women were hot. Everything about her around the release of the Janet. screamed sex. I loved her long time.

 

[John Bender]

9.22a - Deftones - Hexagram - 2003

9.22b - Radiohead - The National Anthem - 2000

Simply put, this Deftones song is class A material to me. It's insane, heavy, metal, nu metal, and beautiful. I love these guys. If this is the heights of nu metal, give it to me and then some. One of the greatest metal bands ever. Does Radiohead need an explanation? What the heck was that instrument? An onces mondelet? A theremin? Almost went Beatles and a song about correspondence in a muted way, but I'll pass.

Almost picked a Deftones song for 2000. Kind of wish I did.

Great Radiohead track as well. I love the ending that sounds like a brass band crashing into a wall or something.

There really isn't anything you could have picked wrong for the 2000 Deftones. Yoah.

I've just -- and I'm not really a metalhead other than but for a glam/thrash excursion in the late '80s -- loved the Deftones from the word jump. Just love 'em, and actually like their hits less than most of their deep cuts. Their deep cuts are their best. It's too bad Chi died for a myriad of reasons; but the guy from Quicksand makes them sound totally different, and it's not as good. And I love Quicksand.

eta* And Radiohead soothes my free jazz/noise rock love vibe at the end of that song. You're right. I also love new instruments or instruments that are out of left field. Never forget Thom Yorke playing that song late night on television in some TV format, totally on his knees, looking like a shaver to a lathe. Awesome.

quicksand ruled

I've got to get into the 90's and 2000's here eventually:

Keeping it upbeat, and keeping it black

9.a.: Mya - Fallen - 2003

Good song

9.b.: Janet Jackson - Escapade -1989

The best of her "upbeat" work, IMO

finally a tune I like (escapade). you and I have very different taste mr bender

I understand and that's what makes this fun, I've always been into R&B/Soul and Rap over Rock. I appreciate Rock and love a lot of it, I appreciate all kinds of music, but I grew up with what I grew up with and just can't help it.

 

[zamboni]

Janet was the first woman in my life when I started noticing women were hot. Everything about her around the release of the Janet. screamed sex. I loved her long time.

I kinda liked her more as wholesome/girl-next-door Charlene on Diff'rent Strokes.

 

[PIK95]

9.21

Continuing the international tour...

Africa, Toto, 1982

One Night in Bangkok, Murray Head, 1984

1964 Viva las vegas Elvis1971 American Pie Don McLean1972 City of New Orleans Arlo Guthrie1974 Sweet Home Alabama Lynyrd Skynyrd1976 Travelin Man / Beautiful Loser Bob Seger1977 New York New York Frank Sinatra1979 The devil went down to Georgia Charlie Daniels1980 Funkytown Lipps Inc1981 America Neil Diamond1982 Africa Toto1983 China Girl David Bowie1984 One Night in Bangkok Murray Head1985 Living in America James Brown1990 Istanbul TMBG1992 Tennessee Arrested Development2005 I'm Shipping Up to Boston Dropkick Murphys

I wanted Africa but didn't have the heart to take it from you.

 

[Ramsay Hunt Experience]

Janet was the first woman in my life when I started noticing women were hot. Everything about her around the release of the Janet. screamed sex. I loved her long time.

Let's just say that I preferred to watch the Love Will Never Do Without You video alone while in college.

 

[John Bender]

Janet was the first woman in my life when I started noticing women were hot. Everything about her around the release of the Janet. screamed sex. I loved her long time.

Let's just say that I preferred to watch the Love Will Never Do Without You video alone while in college.

This guy gets it.

That and every video from "Janet" were awesome. I wore out that CD and my tube socks in lock step.

 

[AcerFC]

Janet jackson was so hot in a particular video when I was in 9th grade. I wanted to marry her. Would link, but no spotlighting

 

[Eephus]

This thread has suddenly gotten more ewwww than Tim's mix

 

[Northern Voice]

I think I'm up. Sorry in meetings and in phone:

Hopefully not taken:

Rolling Stones - Heart of Stone pre 65

The Who - The Kids are Alright 65

 

[John Bender]

Janet jackson was so hot in a particular video when I was in 9th grade. I wanted to marry her. Would link, but no spotlighting

I know the one. If we could spotlight I'd have posted it.

Sorry for the eww eephus

 

[simey]

9.29 - Fiddles OTC til 3:47

9.29 - Fiddles

9.30 - Acer

9.30 - Acer

10.1 - Acer

10.1 - Acer

10.2 - Fiddles

10.2 - Fiddles

10.3 - Abrantes - autoskip

10.3 - Abrantes

10.4 - Mrs. R - autoskip

10.4 - Mrs. R-

10.5 - Aerial - autoskip

10.5 - Aerial-

10.6 - NV -

10.6 - NV

10.7 - zam - skip if not in thread

10.7 - zam

10.8 - Yo

10.8 - Yo

10.9 - rock

10.9 - rock

10.10 - FUBAR

10.10 - FUBAR -

10.11 - valence- skip if not in thread

10.11 - valence -

10.12 - simey

10.12 - simey

10.13 - Mr. E

10.13 - Mr. E

 

[Ramsay Hunt Experience]

This thread has suddenly gotten more ewwww than Tim's mix

Hey, it's sex with someone I love.