Trip Playlist

January 6, 2006 D. H. McKee

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Thanks go to Toxin for providing me with the playlist from his iPod. We were listening to this on the way to/from the airport:
iPod Music Listing
Listing Created: Friday, January 06, 2006
Artist Count: 32
Song Count: 57
Total Size: 275,614 KB
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80’s Matchbox B-Line Disaster
   Celebrate Your Mother
   Rise Of The Angels
Big Sugar
   Diggin’ A Hole
Black Keys
   thickfreakness
   When The Lights Go Out
Dandy Warhols
   (Tony, This Song Is Called) Lou Weed
   Bohemian Like You
   Horse Pills
   Not if you were the last Junkie on Earth
   Ride
   Solid
Dirtbombs
   Mystery Train
Finger Eleven
   08- Bones & Joints
Foo Fighters
   I’ll Stick Around
Fountains Of Wayne
   Stacy’s Mom
Franz Ferdinand
   Michael
Guess Who
   8-15
   Of A Dropping Pin
   Proper Stranger
I Mother Earth
   One More Astronaut
Jefferson Airplane
   White Rabbit
Jimi Hendrix
   Castles Made of Sand
Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
   Bad_Reputation
   I_Love_Rock_And_Roll
John Lee Hooker
   One bourbon, one scotch, one b
Led Zeppelin
   Communication_Breakdown
   Houses of the Holy
   Ramble_On
   The Rain Song
   The_Battle_of_Evermore
Libertines
   can’t stand me now
Live
   The Beauty Of Gray
Matthew Good Band
   Apparitions
   Everything Is Automatic
   Raygun
MC5
   Ramblin’ Rose
Nirvana
   Molly’s Lips
   Where Did You Sleep Last Night?
Rolling Stones
   Paint It Black
Sonics
   the witch
Steriogram
   White Trash
The Dandy Warhols
   All the Money or the Simple Li
The Dirtbombs
   Candy Ass
   Encrypted
   They Hate Us In Scandinavia
   Words That Hurt
   Your Love Belongs Under A Rock
Thermals
   Our Trip
Vines
   Highly Evolved
Warlocks
   Shake The Dope Out
   The Dope Feels Good
Weezer
   Dope Nose
   Keep Fishin’
White Stripes
   Death Letter
   You’re Pretty Good Looking (For A Girl)
Wildhearts
   I Wanna Go Where The People Go
   Nexus Icon

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