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What's in your cd player now?

falseface
falseface
Music has been in my life for as long as I can remember. It's a good way to vent, so I'm just curious about what other people listen to. Maybe I can learn something new. Anyway, hope everybody has a great day.
deleted_user
deleted_user
thank you 9miler :)

this is one of my favorites at the moment

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abQRt6p8T7g

what i wouldn't give to work at NPR..... hell, i'd settle for just hangin' out, bringin' people coffee :P
deleted_user
deleted_user
Don't have anything in the CD player now, but I am always listening to metal. It is one of the few things that still makes me feel empowered in my life.
Friend19
Friend19
Matt Nathanson.
Community LeaderWanderingVet
WanderingVet
"LET IT BLEED"
deleted_user
deleted_user
LOL @ PT :)

Journey, Sheryl Crowe, Carly Simon
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deleted_user
I have Marvin Sapp in the mornings I play gospel music and later I play anything that is positive with a ood beat basically the real soul music where you can hear real instruments horns in earth wind and fire etc
meandthebeast
meandthebeast
*switchfoot* this morning... switchfoot, coldplay and chris daughtrey are my new faves....
deleted_user
deleted_user
Justin Timberlake, bringing sexy back. you asked
deleted_user
deleted_user
Refused - The shape of punk to come. Track 6 - New Noise.
deleted_user
deleted_user
No cd player here, just my iTunes or iPod. But I have a very diverse mix on them......everything from Sarah Brightman tunes from Phantom of the Opera, to Pantera. I love it all really. Country, rock, metal, pop, some hip hop and rap, oldies, classical.....music is good for the soul in so many different ways. I always feel that a certain type of music heard at a certain time in your day, your week, your life, can make a lifelong imprint that will always hold a memory not to be replaced. If I need to cry, I can put the sad song on. If I want to sing (badly by the way lol) at the top of my lungs, I can put the catchy pop song on. If I want to get some anger out, put the heavy stuff on. Music is definitely an emotional release for me.
deleted_user
deleted_user
"Tea for the Tillerman" by Cat Stevens. Actually, I have had that record on repeat now for several days.
deleted_user
deleted_user
I like to listen to Radiohead on my iPod if I take a long walk. Very soothing and moody...
deleted_user
deleted_user
The House That Built Me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yf6wHW1YKkg
deleted_user
deleted_user
Tea for the Tillerman--yeah, I went through a Cat Stevens phase as a kid. I still love it all. Bridget--your ML song is great, too. I moved around a lot as a kid, so I think I have 5 of those houses. Each with good memories (had a strong, happy family & friends at each place).
deleted_user
deleted_user
A mix CD with everything from aerosmith to country.