As for your question, I don’t really know. I’ll have to look.

I also have multiple versions of many blues standards.

What song do folks have the most versions of?

1. MC5 – Kick Out The Jams
2. The Zombies – Time Of The Season
3. Steely Dan – My Old School
4. Beastie Boys – Hey Ladies
5. Pink – 18 Wheeler
6. Alan Parsons Project – Games People Play
7. The Donnas – Too Bad About Your Girl
8. Digital Underground – The Humpty Dance
9. Geto Boys – It Feels Good To Be A Gangsta
10. Ice Cube – It Was A Good Day

Bonus Friday Guilty Pleasure Track: Boston – Foreplay/Long Time

The “Check out my new CD database” edition.

Tok Tok Tok :: About*
Neurosis :: The Eye of Every Storm*
The Flower Kings :: The Road Back Home
John Zorn :: Time Twist
Esmerine :: Mados
Sufjan Stevens :: Seven Swans*
Smashing Pumpki…

Time for Friday Random Ten, where you hit shuffle on your favorite digital music player (for me my Windows MediaPlayer at work) and report on the first ten songs that it spits out. Three soundtracks (plus a theme song), a

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band — “I’m Sittin’ on Top of the World”
Good countryish stuff from an older band. I like it, so it gets a 7/10

Coal Chamber — “Mist”
Low-talent underground metal band, but it has a special place in my heart because Coal Chamber marked the beginning of my exploration of non-Black Sabbath/Metallica metal. 6/10

Jimi Hendrix — “Purple Haze”
It’s Jimi. Nuff ced. 9/10

A Perfect Circle — “Thinking of You”
Maynard James Keenan is my musical hero. While APC is not my favorite Maynard band, it is still very cool. 7/10

The Roots — “The Spark”
It’s The Roots. “Organic hip-hop/jazz”. It doesn’t get much cooler than that. 9/10

Johnny Cash — “Hurt”
Beautiful song by the Man in Black. I don’t know if it was Trent Reznor’s idea first, or Johnny’s, but this was a brilliant collaboration. 10/10

Black Sabbath — “Changes”
Despite the fact that Black Sabbath marked the beginning of my awakening to non-Christian metal and I consider Ozzy Osbourne to be something slightly less than a god, I really hate this song. Ozzy was not meant to sing ballads. 1/10

Talib Kweli, feat. Black Thought & Pharoahe Monch — “Guerrilla Monsoon Rap”
Talib Kweli is too good to be as unknown as I think he is, though I found him to be better when he was teamed with Mos Def as Black Star. 5/10

Coleman Hawkins — “For You, For Me, Forevermore”
Decent bebop. 6/10

Cannonball Adderley — “Straight, No Chaser”
Greatest song title ever. And the song itself is just as awesome. 10/10

Adding up, I see that I have a coolness of 7. Now, a bonus song that I think Jill may appreciate, being in Italy:

Lacuna Coil — “Swamped”

1. Mariah Carey- Stay the Night
2. Aaliyah f/ DMX- Come Back in One Piece
3. Van Halen- You Really Got Me
4. Camp Soundtrack- Here’s Where I Stand
5. Dilated Peoples- Right On
6. Mary J. Blige- Real Love
7. Liz Phair- Support System
8. Fugees- Ready or Not
9. Tony Toni Tone- Anniversary
10. Four Star Mary- Pain

Not a bad mix- i’m cool with it at least.

The ARFM (Agitprop’s Revolutionary Front for Malta) is an organization that I formed yesterday which seeks the restoration of the Maltese monarchy into the hands of yours truly. My grandmother was Maltese. Before she died in 2001 she used to

Non-Random Bonus Track: Institutionalized: Suicidal Tendencies