numbers game

this is very important, so any and all corrections and additions would be appreciated.

One - U2
Three Girl Rhumba - Wire
2+2 - Bob Segar System
7 deadly finns - Eno
eight miles high - Byrds
thirteen - big star
7 and 7 is - Love
16 blue - the Replacements
18 - Alice Cooper
19th nervous breakdown - Rolling Stones
(no Paul Simon)
59 times the pain - Husker Du
(no beatles)
(no bryan adams)
96 tears - ? mark and the mysterions
97th tear - Gaunt
99 and a half wont do - Wilson Pickett
100 punks - Generation X
1969 - Stooges
1970 - Stooges
1999 - Prince
(no zager and evans)
A million miles away - Plimsouls

this list is pathetic. I've worked my whole life on it, and my memory, and my notebooks are gone. Please Help. where do 11:59 and 5:15 fit in?

I should have done my homework before I started this post. If you all did this last year, please provide a link so we (I) don't reinvent the wheel.

5:15 comes right after tom jones' 9-5 which is a few seconds before Five O'Clock World by the Vogues

and 11:59 is a few seconds before Chet Atkins/Coop's High Noon


don't forget
John Frusciante 666

............and comes 48 hours after the Clash

7 - Prince
Seven Nation Army - The White Stripes
"40" - U2
59 Seconds - Tuxedomoon

Just to stir things up ...

If 6 Was 9 - Hendrix

And, to cleanse the palate ...

Away from the Numbers - The Jam

But where does "Like 24 (6 + 1 = 3)" by Joy Zipper fit?

One Love - Bob Marley
Two Tub Man - Dictators
Two Days In February - Goo Goo Dolls
Five Foot One - Iggy Pop
Five To One - The Doors
5:45 - Gang Of Four
Seventh Seal - Scott Walker
16 Candles - The Crests
Seventeen - Winger (Sorry but I remember this one unfortunately)
20 Eyes - Misfits
22 Seconds - Goo Goo Dolls
39 - Queen
40 - U2
40' - Franz Ferdinand
61 Seconds - The Outfield
Sixty Eight Guns - The Alarm
311 Man - Billy Idol
1959 - Patti Smith
1974 - Ryan Adams
1976 - Redd Kross
1979 - Smashing Pumpkins
1984 - David Bowie
2000 Man - Rolling Stones
2000 Light Years From Home - Rolling Stones

Extras that may or may not fit within parameters of list

We Three - Patti Smith
567-5309/Jenny - Tommy Tutone
634-5789 - Wilson Pickett
Land Of 1000 Dances - Wilson Pickett
Sweet Sixteen - Billy Idol
Sweet Little Sixteen - Chuck Berry
TVC15 - David Bowie
Highway 61 Revisited - Bob Dylan
From A Buick 6 - Bob Dylan
Super 16 - Neu!
Super 78 - Neu!
Route 66 - Bobby Troup and/or Rolling Stones

4 Horsemen - The Clash
From a Motel 6 - Yo La Tengo
10:15 Saturday Night - The Cure
Monday Morning 5:19 - Rialto
Zero - Smashing Pumpkins
Zero My Hero - Schoolhouse Rock
100,000 Fireflies - Magnetic Fields
40 Years - House of Freaks
1985 - Paul McCartney

Starting at the As on my iPod:

32 Flavors - Ani Difranco
52 Girls - B-52s
Dirty Dream Number 2 - Belle & Sebastian
Other 99 - Big Audio Dynamite
6 Pack - Black Flag
ME 262 - Blue Oyster Cult
Song 2 - Blur
1000 Dollar Car - Bottle Rockets
Anthem for a 17 Year Old Girl - Broken Social Scene
Johnny 99 - Bruce Springsteen or Johnny Cash
1-2 Crush on You - The Clash
50/50 Clown - Cocteau Twins
74/75 - The Connells
6 AM Juliander Shere - Cornershop
7:20 AM Juliander Shere - Cornershop
I'll Tumble 4 Ya - Culture Club
Something in 4/4 Time - Daryl Hall
Thousand Miles From Nowhere - Dwight Yoakam
Seven Seas - Echo & the Bunnymen
Born in the 70s - Ed Harcourt
Waltz #2 - Elliott Smith
Less than Zero - Elvis Costello
Two Little Hitlers - Elvis Costello
30 Days in the Workhouse - Eric Ambel
The 15th - Wire or Fischerspooner
Saved by Zero - The Fixx
105 - Fred Eaglesmith
Pennsylvania 6-5000 - Glenn Miller
Number 1 - Goldfrapp
AM 180 - Grandaddy
14 Cheerleader Coldfront - Guided by Voices
Love Plus One - Haircut 100
5 OClock World - Hal Ketchum, Julian Cope, whoever did it originally
One - Harry Nilsson, Aimee Mann
Every 1's a Winner - Hot Chocolate
Reasons to be Cheerful, Part 3 - Ian Dury
3000 Miles from Here - Ian Hunter
12 = 3 - Ima Robot
You're One - Imperial Teen
Two Hearts - Jayhawks
Three Sisters - Jim Carroll
Paris 1919 - John Cale
030 - John Foxx
33X - Joy Zipper
Experiment IV - Kate Bush
Six O'Clock News - Kathleen Edwards
4 Men - Kitchens of Distinction
The 3rd Time We Opened the Capsule - Kitchens of Distinction
2 Fragen - Klee
Example #22 - Laurie Anderson
One in a Million - Lene Lovich
6'1" - Liz Phair
27 Jennifers - Mike Doughty
1982 - Miss Kittin & the Hacker
Blizzard of 77 - Nada Surf
Map Ref 41N 93W - Wire, My Bloody Valentine
One Trick Pony - Nelly Furtado
99 Luftballoons - Nena
586 - New Order
A Thousand Words - Northern State
88 Seconds in Greensboro - OMD
2nd Thought - OMD
Face Dances Part Two - Pete Townshend
11th Confession - Peter Himmelman
400 & 57 - Pia Fraus
Carnival 2000 - Prefab Sprout
Autobahn 66 - Primal Scream
1,000,000 - REM
7 Chinese Brothers - REM
Pop Song 89 - REM
2+2=5 - Radiohead
Two Headed Dog - Roky Erikson
11:11 - Rufus Wainwright
Zero Zero Zero - Sam Phillips
Love Missile F1-11 - Sigue Sigue Sputnik
New Gold Dream 81-82-83-84 - Simple Minds
Three Babies - Sinead O'Connor
Ten Little Pills - Slumber Party
1979 - Smashing Pumpkins
thirty-three - Smashing Pumpkins
100% - Sonic Youth
Highway 40 Revisited - Space Ghost & Brak
Fell in Love at 22 - Starflyer 59
Hey Nineteen - Steely Dan
12:51 - The Strokes
99.9F - Suzanne Vega
Future 40s - Syd Straw
Seven Views of Jerusalem - The Teardrop Explodes
1880 or So - Television
14th Floor - Television Personalities
32 Footsteps - They Might Be Giants
2-4-6-8 Motorway - Tom Robinson

Ah, the things you find yourself doing when you're home with a kidney stone.

special cd for mr. reno to listen to during this time:
"All Things Must Pass" George Harrison
get well

Here's a few more for you:

1. 36-22-36: Bobby "Blue" Bland
2. 99 1/2 Won't Do: Wilson Pickett
3. 25 to 6 to 4: Chicago

"5:15" would be by The Who.

25 or 6 to 4
in the year 2525 (sorry, it's one of baker's faves)


>
> (no zager and evans)

Born in the '50s - The Police
54/46 Was My Number - Toots & the Maytals

Midnight Oil - 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1

By the way, James, why is this so important? (Not that it isn't enjoyable.)

why was this urgent or important? (i can't remember)

Because I'm a dork?

no, because for the next big party I'm going to burn the best assortment in numerical order I can come up with, and slip it on the stereo around midnight or so, and wait til someone goes WTF. They are used to weird mixes from me, but not themes, so it's just a game I guess.

Plus I've worked on it for years, and had to start over because I cleaned up a lot of junk around the house, thinking I no longer needed it.

My other big game mix I've worked on and lost all my notes for is one where there are successive covers. I used to have lists like 10 long and then search for the missing links to make a full 70 minutes. You have to go from older artists that cover young guys to mid level artists on tribute albums, to hopefully some wierd band covering the mid level artist, then get it back. I haven't decided if going into reverse is acceptable. I'll try to work up a good long one as an example.

Merle Haggard does Townes Van Zandt, Buck Owens does Merle Haggard, Beatles do Buck owens, Damned do Beatles, Mudhoney do Damned, Jimmie Dale Gilmore does Mudhoney, If Townes Van Zandt did Jimmie Dale Gilmore, (I can't remember who wrote white frieght liner blues) then I've come full circle. That one got kind of country and incestuous, but it's just an example. It wastes entire afternoons pulling out albums and cds and 7 inch b-sides following trails. All to impress my friends. None of it matters if it isn't listenable though. correction, none of it matters.

back to me being a dork (but my collection is huge)

Actually, James, that's a pretty cool game. I'm sure anyone who's tried to put together a theme-based mix can appreciate that. A tip of the hat to ya!

Is "96 Tears" listed. It could be on Breno's list but I got blurred vision trying to read it.