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New Year's Eve Party Playlist

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Participants Ryan RuizKevin Chavez3driftingeagle27dustypilot23casualstag38Benjamin Clark12John Thomas2driftingowl27Nancy Brooks54Brandon Castillo4Jason Morgan2Jose Torres44Richard Cox5Kenneth Ward8Harold King54
Ryan Ruiz Ryan Ruiz MemberOP
49 messages
joined Dec 2002
#1 ·
Alright, I’m calling on the people here who actually have a decent ear for music: driftingeagle27, Cody... I can't recall all the names right now, but please suggest some better mainstream hits from overseas, because if I don't find some actual quality to listen to, I'm going to end up stuck listening to my local independent radio station and inviting my old classmates over, though they definitely aren't into Gothic or rock or anything like that.
I guess I could settle for Eminem, since I can handle him, but what else is out there?!😢
Give me a solid list so I can put together a compilation that I won't mind having on repeat all day. Come on, guys, let me see what you've got.
Kevin Chavez3 Kevin Chavez3 Veteran
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joined Dec 2002
#2 ·
This compilation mostly gets a solid response over at Voodoo:

Apache Indian "Boom Shack-a-lak"
Big Audio Dynamite "Nice and Easy"
Deee-Lite "Groove Is in the Heart"
New Order "Blue Monday"
The Clash "Overpowered by Funk"
Snow "Informer"
Molotov "Chinga tu madre"
Nomeansno "Big Dick"
James Brown "Sex Machine"
The Clash "The Magnificent Seven"
Big Audio Dynamite "Just Play Music"
Frankie Goes to Hollywood "Relax"
Right Said Fred "I'm Too Sexy"
Public Image Ltd. "This Is Not a Love Song"
Nomeansno "Everyday I Start to Ooze"
Fettes Brot "da Draussen"
The Clash "This Is Radio Clash"
driftingeagle27 driftingeagle27 Active Member
75 messages
joined Oct 2009
#3 ·
Man, Vronžo, if I were at that party, I’d probably lose my mind... 😁

Anyway, Susan Nguyen85, this topic is a total minefield. For instance...

You can definitely throw on some Depeche Mode, but Clean and my other favorites probably won't fit the vibe, so you might be better off just sticking to the heavy hitters.

Then there's R.E.M. It's wild how much those un-indie kids actually dig R.E.M. (Around here, they usually just call them 'A-R-E-M' because they don't really get them, but hey, they'll listen).

And Blur! Throw in some Blur hits, and while you're digging through their discography, you might actually surprise yourself with how many good—and dark—tracks they have. Even people who hate everything love Song 2.

Azra! Is there anyone alive who doesn't want to hear Azra?

Magazin. They have stuff that's actually listenable. That one track, "Jer se navikne čovjek...", doesn't even bother me.

Pink Floyd. If they realize it's Pink Floyd, they probably won't complain, mostly just out of fear of looking stupid. For people who don't know anything about music, Pink Floyd is basically sacred ground.

More where that came from. Just keep in mind my experience trying to curate a similar list—I was asked to pick the music for a crowd just like this once. I really put in the effort, and afterward, people were literally asking why the DJ was playing that stuff, like they thought he'd gotten dumped or something.
dustypilot23 dustypilot23 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2003
#4 ·
It's just a dog-eat-dog world out there!

Red Hot Chili Peppers!

Metallica

House of Pain

Kosheen

Prodigy

I guess you can throw in as many RMB titles as you want...

Thompson 🙂 ...
driftingeagle27 driftingeagle27 Active Member
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joined Oct 2009
#5 ·
Yeah, STEREO MC'S!

You could honestly just blast their last two albums, party onnnnnn🙂 They're actually solid, they aren't even that "weird" (unless you're looking too closely, that is).
dustypilot23 dustypilot23 Newcomer
1 message
joined Mar 2003
#6 ·
dustypilot23:

Azra
is totally banned
along with Bijelo Dugme
and Wild Strawberries
plus Urban and Laufer
then there's Let 3
and Jinx
...
..
.
driftingeagle27 driftingeagle27 Active Member
75 messages
joined Oct 2009
#7 ·
Come on guys, give me some Wild Cherry. 🙄

And you really gotta watch your step with No Doubt too: they’ve got some decent tracks, but plenty of absolute garbage thrown in there; though honestly, the trashier stuff seems to be what everyone gravitates toward by default.
dustypilot23 dustypilot23 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2003
#8 ·
driftingeagle27 said:Come on guys, what about Wild Strawberries? 🙄

And you really gotta watch out with No Doubt either; they've got some decent tracks, but then there’s some stuff that’s just straight up gross, though I guess their hits are usually way more popular by default.

I mean, it probably just depends on who you ask, 🙂

I was just kind of throwing out whatever popped into my head, I guess. 😉

And we could totally go back and forth on Bruce Springsteen too... but that’s not really what we’re trying to do here.
I mean, we could have suggested people like:
Taylor Swift
Maroon 5
Lady Gaga
Bruno Mars
Nickelback

Or even like:
Jennifer Lopez
Britney Spears
Take That 🙂

I just put my ideas out there, so maybe you guys can toss yours out too..
so we can pick one.

😎
casualstag38 casualstag38 Newcomer
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joined Sep 2006
#9 ·
The Doors! Is there actually anyone out there who can't stand listening to The Doors?

Maroon 5. They have some listenable tracks. That one song "Jer se navikne čovjek..." even I don't mind it.


The Doors and Maroon 5 together?
Are you kidding me?

😕 🙄
Benjamin Clark12 Benjamin Clark12 Newcomer
1 message
joined Jan 2003
#10 ·
david holmes - bow down to the exit sign

There’s *everything* here... and it actually sounds decent 🙂 pretty 🙂
John Thomas2 John Thomas2 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#11 ·
driftingeagle27 said:Pink Floyd. If they figure out it's Pink Floyd, they probably won't say anything, mostly because they're too scared of looking stupid. For people who don't know a damn thing about music, Pink Floyd is basically treated like some kind of deity.

😁 😁 😁 😁 😁

Gothic ~ then you could throw in The Chemical Brothers, Run-D.M.C., Missy Elliott, Pink 😁, Beck, and so on... 😉 😁
driftingowl27 driftingowl27 Active Member
89 messages
joined Dec 2002
#12 ·
Give New Order's Get Ready a spin and see what you think.
Nancy Brooks54 Nancy Brooks54 Member
25 messages
joined Feb 2003
#13 ·
I’m talking about Sofi Ellis Baxter—you know, that vibe where the rhythm kicks in during those old Coca-Cola Light commercials? It’s just one step beyond, honestly. I mean, you’ve got the Warhol vibes, the classic house tracks, and even those local indie makers—if they're even still relevant, haha—plus all the corporate sponsors probably love their soup, too. Maybe even your computer's software, yeah... those tech geeks!!!
driftingeagle27 driftingeagle27 Active Member
75 messages
joined Oct 2009
#14 ·
Like you already noticed, we aren't just throwing random foreign tracks at you, because honestly, I think making that kind of distinction when you're putting together a selection like this is just pointless 😛>
Kevin Chavez3 Kevin Chavez3 Veteran
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joined Dec 2002
#15 ·
driftingeagle27 said:Man, Vronžo, I’d absolutely lose my mind at a party like that... 😁

Lose your mind because it's incredible, or because it's a disaster?

np ne zhdati - Lifeloop
driftingowl27 driftingowl27 Active Member
89 messages
joined Dec 2002
#16 ·
Honestly, regarding Gothic, driftingeagle27 is spot on about R.E.M.—everyone absolutely loves them 🙂
You should really give the Automatic for the People album a spin
Brandon Castillo4 Brandon Castillo4 Regular
277 messages
joined Nov 2003
#17 ·
Hmm... pop music? I don't know about that... honestly... maybe try throwing some rock in the mix... Queen, RHCP, or something along those lines.
I’d personally suggest grabbing any compilation by the Swamp... though they usually charge $1.75 at the door, which is a total rip-off🙂... or maybe check out some of Mika Patton’s stuff if you want something a bit more mellow... like FAITH NO MORE, or even the California album by Mr. Bungle.... just see what sticks.
..for instance, BRAIN OF MORBIUS😎
John Thomas2 John Thomas2 Active Member
88 messages
joined Feb 2012
#18 ·
driftingowl27 said:And yeah, Gothic, driftingeagle27 is spot on about R.E.M—everyone loves them.🙂
Give the Automatic for the People album a shot.

And It's the End of the World as We Know It, obviously, for NG.😁
Jason Morgan2 Jason Morgan2 Member
22 messages
joined Dec 2002
#19 ·
If there happen to be some older ladies at the party (God forbid!) and they start spiraling into a post-alcohol depression, this list should probably be used to push them even further into that funk:

The Doors: When Washington, D.C. Emerges from a Dream
Sinead O'Connor: House of the Rising Sun
Sade: Is It A Crime?
Ralph McTell: Streets Of London
Sting: Moon Over Bourbon Street
Nick Cave: Ain't Gonna Rain Anymore
Leonard Cohen: Chelsea Hotel
Marianne Faithfull: Broken English
Bob Dylan: The Times They Are A-Changin'
Kris Kristofferson: Me And Bobby McGee
Lifeloop: Nafta
Lou Reed: Walk on The Wild Side
Madonna: Justify my Love
Iggy Pop: The Passenger
Bob Dylan: I Am the Future
The Rolling Stones: Some Girls
The Doors: Alabama Song
The Doors: Dirty City

🙂 Canada, (Zec, Miki - do you think this works?)
Jose Torres44 Jose Torres44 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Dec 2002
#20 ·
faithless-insomnia

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