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Zane Senior Enthusiast

Zane

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I'd have to say that my favorite song is Eve 6's Here's to the Night.

My favorite album is Electric Light Orchestra's Zoom.

MountaineerTom Senior Enthusiast

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My current favorites are Blink 182 - Rock Show, Weezer - Hash Pipe, and Cake - Short Skirt, Long Jacket.

Album?  I've had the Foo Fighter's album "The Colour and the Shape" CD in my truck for a couple months now.  

 

Frank S Senior Enthusiast

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Favorite current song would have to be Change (in the house of flies) by the Deftones,the album version not the semi unplugged one that has been getting air play.

Favorite albums are

Led Zeppelin-Physical Graffiti

Alice in Chanis-Facelift

Rush-2112,Fly By Night,and Carress of Steel

Guest Friz

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I'm old.

My daughter and I just danced a little to the "Rolling Stones", "Can You Hear Me Knockin'.

I think it came out in about '72.

Elwood Senior Enthusiast

Elwood

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Album:

Ben Harper - Live From Mars

Song:

"Man Of Constant Sorrow" from the Oh Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack.  "The Drugs Don't Work" - Ben Harper

Jpshostr Senior Enthusiast

Jpshostr

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No favorite albums.

Songs that I am really liking right now:

"Thats a real good way to get on my bad side" Tracy Byrd

"Only in America"  Brooks and Dunn

And the all time favorite for me:

"Sweet Home Alabama"

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Tom

Did you get the new blink cd yet?  I got it this past weekend and havent taken it out of the cd player yet.

Very good cd

 

DigUout Senior Enthusiast

DigUout

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The wife bought me Alan Jackson's, "When Somebody Loves You" for Father's day and it's been playing in the truck non-stop since.  Something simple and comfortable about listening to "Meat and Potato Man" and "Where I Come From" when driving the truck to the ol' fishing hole.  But when I need to bob the head to something loud and fast, 311's "Blue" works every time.

Chev4Ever Enthusiast

Chev4Ever

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Hey,

Well for favorite album right now is proably Limp Bizkit's Chocolate star fish......

Favorite songs on that album are my way and rollin *both versions*

But all time fav crusin song is ALRIGHT NOW by Free

 

Steve

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