Help me pick my eMusic downloads for this month

[Saint Joey]

I get 30 songs, so help me pick two out of the following albums and I'll mish/mash the rest.


The Black Keys - Rubber Factory
The Black Keys - thickfreakness
Muddy Waters - The Essence of ...
Muddy Waters - Paris, 1972
North Mississippi Allstars - Shake Hands With Shorty
Flogging Molly - Within a Mile of Home
Flogging Molly - Float
My Morning Jacket - any of their albums
The National - Boxer
Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Arcade Fire - Neon Bible
Miles Davis - The Essential ...
Miles Davis - Live at the 1963 Monterey Jazz Festival
Dean Martin - The Complete ...
Sufjan Stevens - Illinoise
David Grey - anything but White Ladder
The Black Crowes - Freak 'n Roll
Ray Charles - The Essence of ...
Howlin' Wolf - The Sun Recordings
Susan Tedeschi - The Best of ...
Susan Tedeschi - Austin City Limits
Albert King - The Best of ...

That's it. I was beefing up on my Rolling Stones collection, but then those assclowns took all their music off of eMusic. ****s. So this is what I have to work with this month, so pick your favorite two.

Nice. Have a good Sunday.

[jayjaywalker]

I have many of those albums so IMHO I'd go with:

1. The Black Keys - The Rubber Factory
2. Arcade Fire - Funeral

maybe Next month:

3. The National - Boxer
4. Muddy Waters - The Essence of

[spartanfan850]

Funeral, Illinoise, Boxer

[Bob Sakimano]

Originally Posted by Saint Joey

I get 30 songs, so help me pick two out of the following albums and I'll mish/mash the rest.


The Black Keys - Rubber Factory
The Black Keys - thickfreakness
Muddy Waters - The Essence of ...
Muddy Waters - Paris, 1972
North Mississippi Allstars - Shake Hands With Shorty
Flogging Molly - Within a Mile of Home
Flogging Molly - Float
My Morning Jacket - any of their albums
The National - Boxer
Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Arcade Fire - Neon Bible
Miles Davis - The Essential ...
Miles Davis - Live at the 1963 Monterey Jazz Festival
Dean Martin - The Complete ...
Sufjan Stevens - Illinoise
David Grey - anything but White Ladder
The Black Crowes - Freak 'n Roll
Ray Charles - The Essence of ...
Howlin' Wolf - The Sun Recordings
Susan Tedeschi - The Best of ...
Susan Tedeschi - Austin City Limits
Albert King - The Best of ...

That's it. I was beefing up on my Rolling Stones collection, but then those assclowns took all their music off of eMusic. ****s. So this is what I have to work with this month, so pick your favorite two.

Nice. Have a good Sunday.

wow - that's pretty freakin' tough....

a lot of it's going to depend on your mood (as with any music) - Heartbreaker is a great one - as is anything my MMJ - The Arcade Fire and The National - tough to go wrong there.

and as you know, I'm a big proponent of Drive-By Truckers and I don't see them on there anywhere -

you're now dead to me.

[Dr. Strangelove]

Have you filled in any of your "classic" spots......I'm talking 80s classics here - two of my alltime favorites ares Lou Reed - New York and Joe Jackson - Big World.

[AASpartan]

"Come Pick me Up - Ryan Adams' is a great song.

[Denzo 2000]

1. Funeral
2. Rubber Factory
3. Boxer
4. Shake Hands with Shorty
5. Heartbreaker
6. My Morning Jacket/Flogging Molly
7. Muddy Waters/Miles Davis

[Awesome Robot With Lasers]

I'd avoid getting Sufjan on eMusic. eMusic is a great service, but you have to steer clear of albums that have so many tracks, because you're just screwing yourself. Any album that has little 1-minute "interlude" type tracks in them are wastes of downloads on eMusic.

Those are all good choices, though. I love Miles Davis. I'd probably get one of his and then something like Heartbreaker, Funeral or Boxer.

[ajmsu77]

The Kooks "Always Where I need to Be"