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What is on your iPod????
Cameron Davidson, Photographer
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Arlington | VA | USA | Posted: 9:06 AM on 07.07.04 |
->> Velvet Revolver, Michael Schenker Group, Rory Gallagher, The Tony Martin version of Sabbath, Pentagram, Michael Burke (killer blues!!!) CoCo Montoya (more killer blues) Gary Moore (blues and rock) UFO (of course), Zeppelin, Getty Lee - My Perfect Headache, Christoper Parkening (have to have the classical guitar fix), Badlands, Jake E Lee Solo, Robert Cray, Schugar-Schenker, The Plot, Living Loud, Purple, Glen Hughes, Steve Vai, Malmsteen, Thin Lizzy, A Randy Rhoads tribute, Segovia.
What is on your iPod???? |
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Dave Prelosky, Photographer
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Lower Burrell | Pa | US | Posted: 9:41 AM on 07.07.04 |
->> Or possibly where is my iPod?
My daughter had me order up a mini-iPod back in May. We're still waiting, the dealer shows us on backorder and we can't find one anywhere else...
Anyone have Apple news? |
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Steven E. Frischling, Photographer
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Amherst | MA | USA | Posted: 10:35 AM on 07.07.04 |
->> In alphabetical order of what is in there right now (I have been changing some of the music recently):
Alan Jackson (2 albums)
Alanis Morissette (2 albums)
Anthrax (3 albums)
Artie Shaw & His Orchestra (1 album)
BB King (2 albums)
Barenaked Ladies (1 album)
Billy Joel (3 albums)
Bruce Springsteen (2 albums
Buddy Holly (1 album)
Counting Crows (3 albums)
Creed (2 albums)
Dave Matthews Band (3 albums)
David Bowie (1 album)
Dixie Chicks (2 albums)
Everclear (1 album)
Exodus (1 album)
Faith No More (2 albums)
Fountains of Wayne (1 album)
Garth Brooks (3 albums)
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra (2 albums)
Indigo Girls (4 albums)
Iron Maiden (4 albums)
Jimmie Lunceford and His Orchestra (1 album)
Joe Satriani (2 albums)
Johnny Cash (2 albums
Living Colour (1 album)
Megadeth (2 albums)
Metallica (3 albums)
Ozzy Osbourne (3 albums,including the Randy Rhode Tribute)
Pink Floyd (2 albums)
Pride & Glory (1 album)
Public Enemy (1 album)
Queen (3 albums)
Reagan Youth (1 album)
Rush (5 albums)
Rusted Root (1 album)
Sheryl Crow (2 album)
Spin Doctors (1 album)
Tesla (1 album)
Tim McGraw (2 albums)
Twisted Sister (2 albums)
U2 (3 albums)
Ugly Kid Joe (1 album)
Van Halen (5 albums)
Willie Nelson (1 album) |
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Matt Lutton, Photographer, Photo Editor
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Seattle | WA | United States | Posted: 10:37 AM on 07.07.04 |
->> It would take me all day to list... the basic stats are : 1936 songs, 9.37gb for a total of ~6days of music.
Highlights include much: Radiohead, Neutral Milk Hotel, Buena Vista Social Club, The Decembrists, The Flaming Lips, Beta Band, The Cure, Deep Purple (my hard rock fix), Velvet Underground and The Magnetic Fields. I could list so many more favorites ;)
So does anyone share my eclectic taste for any of these groups? Cool thread. |
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Mark Smith, Photographer
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Elk City | OK | USA | Posted: 10:39 AM on 07.07.04 |
| ->> What Steven said.....basically. |
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Scott Foley, Photographer
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Hanscom AFB | MA | USA | Posted: 10:42 AM on 07.07.04 |
->> OK...being over in Middle East for 6 months, music was everything, everyone traded, etc...
I built up quite a collection...without listing all...
4,172 songs, 18.5GB...oh ya, a lot of great tunes! |
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Thomas E. Witte, Photographer
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Cincinnati | OH | USA | Posted: 10:42 AM on 07.07.04 |
| ->> My coffee cup and a coupon for a free oil change. |
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Don Wright, Photographer
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Baltimore | Md | USA | Posted: 11:08 AM on 07.07.04 |
| ->> Has anyone used their iPod to store photos while in the field? I am thinging of buying a second one for just storing images... Any Pros/Cons? |
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Larry Ryan, Photographer
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Hibbing | MN | USA | Posted: 11:14 AM on 07.07.04 |
| ->> 10,000 songs with 1/2 Blues |
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Steven E. Frischling, Photographer
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Amherst | MA | USA | Posted: 11:27 AM on 07.07.04 |
->> Don:
I have tried it with a 2nd Generation iPod. The transfer rate from CF card to the iPod was terribly slow. I could have driven home faster than waiting for the card to transfer. |
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Steven E. Frischling, Photographer
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Amherst | MA | USA | Posted: 11:28 AM on 07.07.04 |
->> Mark:
You have some odd taste in music :0) |
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Tony Donaldson, Photographer
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Sherman Oaks | CA | USA | Posted: 11:58 AM on 07.07.04 |
->> Fish,
You think Mark's got some odd taste, ask anyone who has been subjected to my iPod playlists about my taste. Odd covers, Toni Basil's "Mickey" in Spanish (have a Spanish version of South Park's "Uncle F*cker", too), lots of 80s, techno, hard dance, a 59-minute remix of a Bronski Beat song, lots of Moby, Crystal Method, Chemical Brothers, Khia ("My neck, my back" ROCKS!), Kelis, Def Leppard, Van Halen, tons of Eurythmics (even some Tourists!), 8 remixes of "Die Another Day", Otto's Daughter, Lords of Acid, much more... And comedy. Everything from George Carlin to Chris Rock to Jeff Foxworthy. Oh, and Al Franken's book, all 9+ hours of it.
Still have plenty of room for more, and a lot of file storage. |
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Mark Smith, Photographer
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Elk City | OK | USA | Posted: 1:12 PM on 07.07.04 |
| ->> Steven, yes I do. I do, however, live in Oklahoma, so it is more excusable that I have country on my pod. I don't, incidently, have any Artie Shaw, Buddy Holly, Dixie Chicks, or Indigo Girls. I do have more Van Halen. |
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Carlos Salcedo, Photographer
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Gilbert | AZ | US | Posted: 3:08 PM on 07.07.04 |
->> Mine has all my secret files...
A pdf file with the exact location of Hoffa's body,
The Warren report that really shows that Oswald was NOT acting alone AND there was a shooter in the grassy knoll,
Concrete proof that we did NOT land on the moon and it was all staged in a studio in Area 51,
Complete blueprints, along with a interactive tour, of Area 51,
A high definition video transfer of the upcoming Star Wars : The Clone War,
Oh, lets not forget...a deed to the Brooklyn Bridge that I am willing to sell to anyone for a Canon 1D MKII... |
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Dianna Russell, Photographer
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Springfield | MO | USA | Posted: 9:15 PM on 07.07.04 |
->> Mine is an iRiver instead of an iPod. I bought this one because the iRiver mp3 players have a great FM tuner in them and iPods don't. PCs and Macs can both use them.
I have 148 folders and 1088 songs (so far) ranging from jazz, country, rock and new age. My current newest favorites are Lionel Ritchie - Just for You and Jet - Get Born. Jet is a very interesting band from Melbourne with noticible influences of ACDC, The Who, Beatles and Stones etc. Good stuff. They are on tour now in the US (http://www.jettheband.com/jet/tour.asp) Columbus and Cleveland OH tonight and the east coast this weekend.
Rock on. . . |
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Thomas E. Witte, Photographer
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Cincinnati | OH | USA | Posted: 9:31 PM on 07.07.04 |
| ->> Speaking of tuners built in... Who thinks the iTunes radio stations will ever be picked up on the iPods? |
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Kyle Robertson, Photographer, Student/Intern
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Athens | Oh | | Posted: 10:57 PM on 07.07.04 |
| ->> i have papers from school, over 1500 country songs, and over 3,000 pictures, and a orange iskin on it. |
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Scott Bush, Photographer, Student/Intern
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Clifton | NJ | USA | Posted: 11:17 PM on 07.07.04 |
->> i've only had mine for a month. still trying to get alot of music on it. 20 gb version. only 1086 songs on it. 14.6 gigs remaining.
the whole pearl jam catalog (minus the live shows).
RATM. A lot of Ska (LTJ, Suicide Machines). Beatles. Get up Kids. Finch. Franz Ferdinand is my new fave. As is Punk goes Acoustic. etc. etc. |
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Aaron Johnson, Photographer
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Loves Park | IL | U.S.A. | Posted: 12:12 AM on 07.08.04 |
->> I have not gotten one yet but my birthday is around the corner. So I'll throw on the following when I get one...
Green Day, NOFX, Me First & Gimme Gimmes, LTJ, Rancid, AFI, Suicide Machines, Minor Threat, Dillinger 4, Descendents, Get Up Kids, Ataris, Public Enemy, KISS, and many others. |
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David Rawcliffe, Photographer
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Liverpool | Merseyside | UK | Posted: 3:45 AM on 07.08.04 |
->> Mansun
Cast
Space
Franz Ferdinand
The Zutons
Goldfrapp
Beastie Boys
Frankie Goes To Hollywood
Faithless
Tori Amos
Elvis Costello
The La's
The Coral
Echo & The Bunnymen
The Farm
The KLF
Now THAT'S what you call music. |
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Joshua Brown, Photographer
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Joshua Brown, Photographer
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Gil Batzri, Photographer
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Oakland | CA | USA | Posted: 4:16 AM on 07.10.04 |
->> No ipod, but I have been listening to this lately:
An Evening weith the Sound Providers
DJ Z-trip - Uneasy Listening
DJ Jester - Heavily Booted
Frank Sinatra - Live in Australia 1959 (and others)
Best of Parliament
De La Soul (1st 3 records)
DJ Yoda - How to cut and Paste 2
DJ Format - Music for the Mature B-Boy
anything and everything by Jurassic 5
Ella Fitzgerald
Johhny Hartman
Black Sheep - A wolf in sheeps clothing
Mixtapes of 90-95 Hip-Hop
any live Chuck Brown and the Soulsearchers
Common - resurrection
Outkast - The Love Below (only this disc)
Southern Rock compilation
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Endangered Species
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Second Coming
Newport Folk Festival: Best of Bluegrass 1959-1966
Cubanisimo! (Compilation)
Ozomatli (both records)
Sounds from the Verve Hi-Fi (Bossa/latin Jazz)
The Wake Up Show/Dj Revolution - Hip-Hop Classics in the Mix
Comedy - Bill Hicks, Denis Leary, Lewis Black and Blue Collar Comedy Tour artists
Essential Clash 1&2 UK ver
Sergio Mendez/Brasil 66
Run DMC - raising hell
an 80's pop box set
Blackalicious A2G ep
Cut Chemist/Shortcut - Live @ Future Primative SF
I am not much for portable players, I have an CD/MP3 player deck in the car, and that is where most of this stuff resides. |
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Josh Anderson, Photographer
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Nashville | TN | United States | Posted: 3:41 PM on 07.10.04 |
->> god speed you black emperor
tristeza
tortoise (old stuff)
people under the stairs
ornette coleman
postal service
the features
the privates
john coltrane
prefuse 73
brocast
amon tobin
squarepusher
ned hoddings - sketchbook
toadstyle - switchblade sermons
notwist
and a bunch of other stuff |
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Jordan Murph, Student/Intern, Photographer
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Riverside | CA | USA | Posted: 3:58 PM on 07.10.04 |
| ->> this is cool to see what other photogs listen to! I wish I had an iPod, I just have iTunes :( |
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Kent Conklin, Photographer, Student/Intern
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Boulder | CO | USA | Posted: 4:34 PM on 07.10.04 |
| ->> Over 8 days of a really strange mix of music, and my portfolio. You never know when someone will want to see your portfolio, and since I almost always have my ipod, anyone with a firewire port can see my photos. |
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Jason Jenkins, Photographer
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Las Vegas | NV | USA | Posted: 5:48 PM on 07.10.04 |
->> No iPod, but on my AV340:
Misc. 80's music... alot of misc. 80's music and various artist singles that I dont know who sung them.
28 Days Later Soundtrack
Aaron Tippin
Ani DiFranco
BB King
Beach Boys
Big Bamboo (Jamaica mix that a bought from a DJ while I was down there)
Blind Melon
Blue Man Group
Bonnie Raitt (one of my favorite artists)
Brooks & Dunn
BUSH
Cake
Candlebox
Chris LeDoux
Chris Rock
Chuck Berry
Chuck Prophet
Cirque du Soleil
Classical Music for people who hate classical music
Concrete Blonde
Counting Crows
CRACKER
Creed
CURE
Dave Matthews
Def Leppard
Delbert McClinton
Depech Mode
DEVO
Dixie Chicks
Dust for Life
Dwight Yoakam
Eiffel 65
Enigma
Evanescence
Frank Sinatra
From Dusk Till Dawn Soundtrack
Gladiator Soundtrack
Isaac Hayes
Jamie O'Neil
Jimmy Buffett
Jimmy Hendrix
Joey Ramone
John Michael Montgomery
Linkin Park
Los Lonely Boys
Monster Magnet
Nickleback
Nine Inch Nails
Oingo Boingo
Pam Tillis
Pearl Jam
Queen
Rush (Just about every song released)
Sammy Kershaw
Sarah McLachlan
Secondhand Jive
Shaggy
Sir Mix-A-Lot
Slobberbone
Sting
Tesla
The Drive-By Truckers
The Flatlanders
The Generals Daughter Soundtrack
Thielemann, Christian / Orff - Carmina Burana
Tim Easton
Toby Keith
Vic Chesnutt |
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Jason Jenkins, Photographer
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Las Vegas | NV | USA | Posted: 5:54 PM on 07.10.04 |
->> Oh, thats just music. Since the question was what is on it, not just the the MP3's.
I also have selected pics to show people (my portfolio I guess).
I also have the following movies encoded on it:
Blazing Saddles
Full Metal Jacket
Gladiator
Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Ronin |
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Thad Parsons, Photographer
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Durham | NC | USA | Posted: 1:52 AM on 07.13.04 |
->> Don't have my iPod yet ... will be getting it before I leave for Grad School ... but to let you know the type of stuff that I have, here is the CD I just created for my girlfriend.
Star Spangled Banner (live) by Jimi Hendrix
The Valkyrie, Ride of the Valkyrie (from Apocalypse Now) by Wagner
Sons of Scotland from Braveheart
The Thunder Rolls from Hats Off! A Tribute To Garth Brooks
Opening Escape by Harry Gregson-Williams & John Powell (Chicken Run Soundtrack)
Theme From Jurassic Park by John Williams
Rocky Top from Smoky Mountain Old Time Favorites
Banjos Prepare For Battle / Bluegrass Breakdown by Osborne, Wynn & Itisi
Dueling Banjos by Don Reno And Arthur Smith
Rocky And The Circus by Harry Gregson-Williams & John Powell from Chicken Run
Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old) from Hats Off! A Tribute To Garth Brooks
Blues Jam #1 Part 1 by Jimi Hendrix and B.B. King
Down In Dixie byDon Reno And Arthur Smith
William Tell Overture (from Clockwork Orange) by G. Rossini |
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Dave Amorde, Photographer
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Lake Forest | CA | USA | Posted: 2:32 AM on 07.14.04 |
| ->> Something wet, sticky, and probably contagious. |
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Ryan Van Scotter, Photographer
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Laguna Beach | CA | United States | Posted: 4:43 PM on 07.14.04 |
->> We'll mine is on an International World Tour
At home it sits on a custom made aluminum mount in my Audi TT, with a modified IEEE power adapter that plug into the cars phone jack so it's always powered and no wires running everywhere. Also has a special RCA output to a 6-disk changer plug. So now when I select CD on the stereo head unit I get my iPod, (no FM modulator or cassett adapter).
And when Its not there it's conect to the intercom systems of the US Air Forces C-141 Starlifter, allowing anybody on the flight deck to select (LISTEN) and hear my crazy musical selections in their headsets. (All though this is not authorized by USAF MAJ COM, flying 16 hrs on a tripple air refueling mission over the sand box into the AOR requires a little something to keep you going, so the iPod stays...) It's been on every continent except for Antartica but that may happen soon enough since we fly support missions for the NSF to McMurdo Station.
Oh yeah it has lots of music on it, 18g and some extra stuff too. |
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Rick Burnham, Photographer
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Enfield | CT | USA | Posted: 9:42 AM on 12.05.04 |
| ->> I am thinking of getting an iPod and I have some questions. Can I download music onto more than one computer? Can you transfer the music between the computers? So if my kid's download stuff at home can we transfer it onto my computer or do you have to burn it directly to the iPod? Can the music also be burnt to a standard CD-R? Can existing songs I have be burnt onto the iPod from my current cd's? |
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Gavin Werbeloff, Photographer, Student/Intern
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Decatur | GA | USA | Posted: 11:59 AM on 12.05.04 |
->> Sad but unfortunately very true
Prof. Arthur R. Miller's lectures on Civil Procedure.
I have officially gone off the deep end |
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Steven E. Frischling, Photographer
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New England | | USA | Posted: 12:11 PM on 12.05.04 |
->> Rick
You can transfer music from ipod to ipod, via a computer, with free software (not endorsed by Apple) called XPod. When you download from the iTunes store, you can have the music on three computers. |
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Robert Caplin, Photographer, Student/Intern
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Athens | OH | USA | Posted: 12:31 PM on 12.05.04 |
->> I was reluctant to mention it in forums before, but yesterday I actually received a FREE 20GB iPod in the mail!
At first I thought the website was a scam, but it's a completely legitimate offer. They were featured on CNN and a few magazines I saw.
Proof!
http://www.sportsshooter.com/rcaplin/freeipod
I got it from FreeiPods.com...all you have to do is join, complete an online offer, and refer 5 friends (via unique referral link) to do the same.
I completed an offer that was a free trial, and canceled my membership after the trial was over...there are many offers to choose from...I got a $300 iPod out of it and didn't pay a dime!
I don't want to post my referral link in the boards (spam rule), but if you want it or have any questions, just shoot me an email off my member page.
Warmest Regards,
Robert |
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Devin Dahlgren, Photographer
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Everett | WA | USA | Posted: 12:38 PM on 12.05.04 |
->> I'm getting mine for Christmas. I have my list reading to load. It will include something like what Mark listens too. Lots of Radiohead, Red House Painters, Crystal Method, Smashing Pumkins, Elliot Smith, Snow Protral, Dandy Wharhols, Ben Harper, Cowboy Junkies, Beck, The Cure, Rev Horton Heat, Zero 7, Wilco, Turin Brakes and many more. That's just my rock mix. I need some folk and celtic in there too. So I've added a little Altan, Capercallie, Poozies, Mary Jane Lamond, Tom Russel, Dave Alvin, Leo Kottke, Jim Mills, Iris Dement, Solas, Greg Brown, Delbert McClinton, Jonny Cash, Willy Nelson, Lyle Lovett, Lucind Williams and lets not forget a little Jazz for those rainy nights. Ray Brown and friends, Bill Evans, early Diann Krall, Monty Alexander, Benny Green, Sonny Rollins, Gene Harris and this list just goes on and on.
Did I mention my other passion? |
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Thad Parsons, Photographer, Student/Intern
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Oxford | UK | United Kingdom | Posted: 1:17 PM on 12.05.04 |
->> I have my iPod now and I love being able to have my personal soundtrack to walk around Oxford ... and more importantly for the Atlantic Crossings that are part of my life now.
Here is a sample of some of the newer stuff on my iPod ...
Hayseed-Dixie (www.hayseed-dixie.com)
Kerosene Brothers (a Hayseed Dixie spin-off)
Grateful Dead live shows (thanks to Live Music Archive - www.archive.org/audio/etree.php)
Have a Nice Decade Boxed Set of 70s Music
William Shatner
Riders in the Sky
Currently have 2497 songs on the computer and iPod.
And, I would highly suggest that you look at www.hayseed-dixie.com because they are not only some of the best bluegrass musicians currently alive but they also create some wonderful music with the combo of bluegrass skill and rock philosophy. If anyone would like to hear some of their music, I have some that I can legally share (they are cool like that because they want people to share their music ... especially the concert recordings and free tracks from their site).
On a similar note, check out www.archive.org/audio/etree.php for great free concert recordings. The bands on the site all approve of the posting of those concerts and they are not just little bands. It includes the Grateful Dead and a couple of other big names ... plus many smaller but still wonderful bands. |
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George Green, Photographer
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Lexington | KY | USA | Posted: 1:36 PM on 12.05.04 |
->> I have got the itch for a ipod myself. But, which one is the best to get? The mini-pod is really small and light but I am wondering if 4g is big enough. It sounds like the 20g
is the way to go. What do you think? |
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Tom Fluegge, Photographer
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Baron Sekiya, Photographer
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Kailua-Kona | HI | USA | Posted: 10:11 PM on 12.05.04 |
->> Try a great new thing for your iPod, Podcasting. Been listening to Podcasts for the past two months all started by Adam Curry of MTV Vee-Jay fame. And best of all they're free. Get the iPodder software it's like Tivo for your iPod.
Favorite shows:
The Dawn and Drew Show
http://www.dawnanddrew.com/
(very funny show, rated PG-13 at times)
Coverville
http://www.coverville.com/
(Listen to the November 23, 2004 Coverville Episode 21: Special All-Beatles Thanksgiving Double-Shot for a really great show)
Daily Source Code
http://live.curry.com
(Adam Curry's show)
For software links to have these shows download automatically overnight and for a directory of Podcasts visit:
http://www.ipodder.org |
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Rick Burnham, Photographer
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Enfield | CT | USA | Posted: 9:55 PM on 12.06.04 |
->> I have the same offer as Robert if anyone, member or not, is interested in the referral link drop me an email off my page.
Rick |
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Marie Hughes, Photographer
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Fremont | CA | USA | Posted: 1:06 AM on 12.07.04 |
| ->> I have the miniPod and love it. I have a Smart Playlist that is set to download all songs I've given 3 or more stars to and so far it all fits. I wanted the mini for a number of reasons including less chance of a head crash if I fall with it on my arm while figure skating. It's probably not a good value since you can get 20 gb for not much more but it suits my needs better than the bigger models. Plus it's cute. |
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Ed Mulholland, Photographer
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Pompton Lakes | NJ | USA | Posted: 5:22 PM on 12.07.04 |
->> Aaron,
Nice, Me First & the Gimme Gimmes, have them all loaded on my iPod...along with Green Day, Killers, Jet, Nine Inch Nails, Neds Atomic Dustbin, Depeche Mode, Smiths, Ministry, Good Charlotte, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, All, Dave Matthews (all albums), etc...the list goes on... |
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Jack Howard, Photographer
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Somerville | NJ | USA | Posted: 5:25 PM on 12.07.04 |
->> I didn't know you could put music on those!
I just thought it was a portable solitaire player... |
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Dianna Russell, Photographer
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Pete Lorence, Photographer, Student/Intern
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Loughborough | Leicestershire | UK | Posted: 7:25 PM on 12.08.04 |
| ->> Just popped the new Nirvana unreleased collection onto my newly purchased iPod which is pretty amazing! |
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Bill Ross, Photographer
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Colorado Springs | CO | USA | Posted: 2:03 PM on 12.09.04 |
->> If I had an iPod... Here's what I would have on it.
Every Led Zeppelin song I could find.
A bunch of Queen.
The whole SeX PiStOls collection.
A bit of U2
A Bunch of R.E.M.
Tons of Eric Clapton
Voice recordings of my kids laughing.
The lumberjack song by Monty Python.
Everything I could find from John Lee Hooker
Thin Lizzy's "Jailbreak" cd
A bit of Early Genisis.
The "wish you were here" cd from Pink Floyd
A good recording of Claude DeBussy's "La Mer"
Every Pat Metheny album.
Not to mention some Thelonius Monk.
The whole Misfits collection |
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Jim Colburn, Photo Editor
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Lincoln | NE | USA | Posted: 3:49 PM on 12.10.04 |
->> A striped down version of Mac OSX 10.3.6, Photoshop CS (without all the filters), Photo Mechanic, Noise Ninja and Transmit so that if my Powerbook's hard drive craps out I can boot off the iPod and continue working.
And some music. |
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Patrick Kane, Student/Intern
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Richmond | VA | USA | Posted: 4:43 PM on 12.10.04 |
| ->> iPod, bah, I just got an FM radio at the dollar store... |
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Pete Lorence, Photographer, Student/Intern
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Loughborough | Leicestershire | UK | Posted: 4:25 AM on 12.11.04 |
->> Jim,
That's just far too sensible! :-D |
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