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30 Day Writing Challenge: Day 22 - 10 Random Songs

Ok.  I need to read these topics completely the night before.  I listen to about 8 hours of music a day.  Nowhere in there did I randomly let my iPod run.  I selected my music at the moment for what I wanted to hear.  I could have had this done this morning.  I think this assignment is lame.  LAME!!!  But I'm a trooper (Starship Trooper)  It's a Yes song.  Because I refuse to spend an hour or so listening to random songs when all I want to do is sit in my La-z-boy and read, you are getting the random 10 by way of next song fast forward.  I have over 17,000 songs on my iPod.  Some of them I even purchased.  We are not going to scratch the surface to what I own and play regularly.


Song List
  1. "This Charming Man" from the album You Can Play These Songs With Chords by Death Cab For Cutie (a cover of The Smiths song, which I also have.)
  2. "Come to Me" from the album Magnetic by Goo Goo Dolls
  3. "Time" from the album Full Moon, Dirty Hearts by INXS
  4. "Play in Time" from the album Benefit by Jethro Tull.  (This was the first Tull album I ever heard and owned and made me a lifetime fan.)
  5. "John Sinclair (Live) from the album Anthology: Disc 2 New York City by John Lennon
  6. "The Pine Marten's Jig" from the album A by Jethro Tull
  7. "Troubled Times" from the album Promised Land by Dar Williams (a cover of a Fountains of Wayne Song, which I might also have.)
  8. "Stop Baby" from the album Word of Mouth by Mike & The Mechanics (Mike Rutherford of Genesis side project)
  9. "Working Girls from the album "Windows in the Jungle" by 10cc
  10. "Get in the Car" from the album What Are You Going to Do with Your Life? by Echo & The Bunnymen
There you have an iota of my musical taste.  This wasn't as fun as I would have wanted it to be.  But then I'm a stick in the mud sometimes.

Tomorrow, Day 23: "A letter to someone, anyone"  I've got just the someone!
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