Sound track to your life

My ITunes collection has a lot of CDs from my wife, and a few of them snuck their way in here. All, in all, not a bad soundtrack, though:

Opening Credits: Jezebel (10,000 Maniacs)
Waking Up: Be Stlll My Beating Heart (Sting)
First Day At School: Never Make Me Cry (Fleetwood Mac)
Falling in Love: White Shadows (Coldplay)
Fight Song: Mother (The Police)
Breaking Up: Working Class Hero (John Lennon)
Prom: Second Hand News (Fleetwood Mac)
Life: Give it up or let me go (Dixie Chicks)
Mental Breakdown: Walking in Your Footsteps (The Police)
Driving: You've Got a Friend (Carole King)
Flashback: Light in Your Eyes (Sheryl Crow)
Wedding: Acrobat (U2)
Birth of Child: Eleanor Rigby/Julia (Beatles' Love album)
Final Battle: Highway 61 Revisited (Bob Dylan)
Death Scene: The Queen and the Soldier (Suzanne Vega)
Funeral Song: Tomorrow Never Knows (The Beatles)
End Credit: We Work the Black Seam (Sting)

Bonus tracks for the director's cut:
Down on Mission Street (Lloyd Cole)
Round Here (Counting Crows)
Top of the Pops (Smithereens)

Easter egg:
... Vista (Guadalcanal Diary)

 

Michael Mann did that one on Miami Vice.

 

Fuerte J is my hero. I'm listening to Gold right now.
And I have exactly 16 songs loaded on my mp3 player, 14 downloads from the Wilco site, a Jay Farrar song, and the Bob Edwards interview with Jeff Tweedy that was on NPR.
Plus two Wilco podcasts that I haven't been able to convert to Mp3s and that's all I got.

 

Just bulked up my ITunes a little (with about 150 Cs still to import), so I'll give it a second try.

Opening Credits: Jesus, etc. (Wilco)
Waking Up: You Can't Always Get What You Want (Stones)
First Day At School: Call Me The Breeze (Skynyrd)
Falling in Love: Becoming (Pantera)
Fight Song: Poor Places (Wilco)
Breaking Up: Chickamauga (Uncle Tupelo)
Prom: I'm Broken (Pantera)
Life: I'll Believe In You -- Or I'll Be Leavin' You (Tragically Hip)
Mental Breakdown: Borrowed Tune (Neil Young)
Driving: Fifteen Keys (Uncle Tupelo)
Flashback: Whee The Devil Don't Stay (Drive-By Truckers)
Wedding: You're The One (Black Keys)
Birth of Child: Bad Little Doggie (Gov't Mule)
Final Battle: Artificial Red (Mad Season)
Death Scene: Blue Canadian Rockies (Byrds)
Funeral Song: Summer's Almost Gone (Doors)
End Credit: Steal The Crumbs (Uncle Tupelo)

 

I'm only posting this one because I finally got some non-rap tracks, some tracks I really enjoy.

Opening Credits: "Every Little Kiss" by Bruce Hornsby
Waking Up: "Let's Fall In Love" by The Isley Brothers
First Day At School: "Anything" by Devin The Dude
Falling in Love: "Jigga My Nigga" by Ruff Ryders
Fight Song: "Never Let You Go" by Pretty Ricky
Breaking Up: "Make Em Say Ugh" by Master P
Prom: "Dipset X-Mas Time" by Jim Jones
Life: "The Raptism" by KRS ONE
Mental Breakdown: "Dani California" by Red Hot Chili Peppers
Driving: "The Gangsta, the Killa and the Dope Dealer" by Westside Connection
Flashback: "Vienna" by The Fray
Wedding: "Obsession (No Es Amor) (Spanish Version Without Rap)" by Frankie J
Birth of Child: "New Friend Request" by Gym Class Heroes
Final Battle: "Spur Of The Moment" by Ludacris
Death Scene: "Get It On Tonite" by Montell Jordan
Funeral Song: "Tell Me" by Bobby Valentino
End Credit: "Shake That Monkey" by Too Short feat. Lil Jon

 

I wanted to try agatepage's new version of this, so here goes:

Note - Instead of using party shuffle on my ITunes, I did this one based on most played songs. Some very interesting things came through, one being that I apparently have listened to a lot of Coldplay and The Doors.

Opening Credit: The Ghost Song -- The Doors
Waking Up: Baba O'Riley -- The Who
First Day of School: Shout (Parts 1 and 2) The Isley Brothers
Falling in Love: Rapper's Delight -- The Sugarhill Gang
Sex: Green Eyes -- Coldplay
Fight Song: Crazy Train -- Ozzy Osbourne
Breaking Up: Are you Gonna Be My Girl -- Jet
Getting Back Together: God put a Smile upon Your Face
Prom: Can't Nobody Hold Me Down
Life: L.A. Woman -- The Doors
Mental Breakdown: Hypnotize -- The Notorious B.I.G.
Driving: Better Man -- Pearl Jam
Flashback: Daylight -- Coldplay
Wedding: Folsom Prison Blues -- Johnny Cash
Birth Of Child: Teenage Wasteland -- Puhdys
Final Battle: The Scientist -- Coldplay
Death Scene: Till Kingdom Come -- Coldplay
Funeral Song: Riders on the Storm -- The Doors
End Credit: Break on Through -- The Doors

 

A new version? I'm in. Spent last night adding to the iPod, too.

Opening Credit: Working for the Weekend - Loverboy
Waking Up: Father Christmas - The Kinks
First Day of School: Cat's in the Cradle - Harry Chapin
Falling in Love: I Can't Stand It - Eric Clapton
Sex: Send Her My Love - Journey
Fight Song: Tunnel of Love - Bruce Springsteen
Breaking Up: I Don't Need You - Kenny Rogers
Getting Back Together: Let's Go Crazy - Prince
Prom: Footloose - Kenny Loggins
Life: Go Insane - Lindsey Buckingham
Mental Breakdown: The Chair - George Strait
Driving: Wrong Way - Creed
Flashback: Fight for Your Right - Beastie Boys
Wedding: The Adventure - Angels & Airwaves
Birth Of Child: Only Time Will Tell - Asia
Final Battle: Baby Got Back - Sir Mix-A-Lot
Death Scene: Heartbreak Kid - Restless Heart
Funeral Song: Stop This Game - Cheap Trick
End Credit: Never Die - Creed

 

Apache - Sugarhill Gang.

One of the greatest dance songs ever. I suggest it for Valentine's Day lovemaking, it worked well for me pre-Valentine's Day.

 

I'll add two songs that will get the girl going during "good times":
Superfly and My Humps (though this only applies if she is under the age of 29, though I have never tried it on anyone in the mid-life).

 

Opening credits: Crossover, EPMD
Waking up: Bittersweet Symphony, The Verve
First day at school: I'm an old Cowhand (on the Rio Grande), Harry Connick Jr.
Falling in love: Come on Over, Christina Aguilera
Fight song: Come Together, the Beatles
Breaking up: Ain't Too Proud to Beg, the Temptations (that's weird)
Prom: All Because of You, U2
Life: My Way, Frank Sinatra (that's REALLY weird)
Mental Breakdown: Get Back, the Beatles
Driving: Dyer Maker, Led Zeppelin
Flashback: I Ain't No Joke, Eric B and Rakim
Wedding: Don't Stop Till You Get Enough, Michael Jackson
Birth of a child: Summertime, DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince
Final scene: So Much to Say, Dave Matthews
Death scene: Green Eyes, Coldplay
Funeral song: Stay Awake, Harry Connick Jr.
Closing credits: Block Rockin' Beats, The Chemical Brothers

I think I just outed myself as fan of easy listening and cheeky old school.

 

Opening credits: Beer for my horses, Willie and Toby
Waking up: I just want you, Ozzy
First day at school: The night time is the right time, Ray Charles
Falling in love: Flood Down in Texas (long, live version), SRV
Fight song: Born Under a Bad Sign, Albert King
Breaking up: No More Tears, Ozzy
Prom: Boy Named Sue, JC
Life: Sweet Home Alabama, Skynyrd
Mental Breakdown: Stormy Monday, Allman Brothers, Live at the Fillmore (sp?)
Driving: Something's Got a Hold on Me, Etta James
Flashback: Try to see it my way, Beatles
Wedding: Big River, JC
Birth of a child: Hello, Goodbye, Beatles
Final scene: Mountain Music, Alabama
Death scene: Why don't we get drunk and screw, Buffett
Funeral song: Sixteen tons, JC
Closing credits: Red House, Jimi

 

This is the prior posting of my other thread, so I figure I'll drag this one up to put mine in...I know...LOL!

Opening Credits: "Man in the Mirror" by Michael Jackson
Waking Up: "Love Don't Love Me" by Justin Timberlake
First Day At School: "You Know What It Is" by Young Jeezy
Falling in Love: "Kill You" by Eminem (this one is not too nice)
Fight Song: "Got to Get My Money" by Johnny Cash
Breaking Up: "Cupid's Chokehold" by Gym Class Heroes (kind of ironic actually)
Prom: "If We Fuck" by Ali and Gipp
Life: "Welcome to Atlanta (remix)" by every single rapper alive
Mental Breakdown: "Bloodline" by Lil Wayne
Driving: "Crush" by DMB
Flashback: "Job Song" by Consequence
Wedding: "Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It" by Dem Franchise Boyz
Sex Scene: "Slow Jams" by Twista, Jamie Foxx, and Kanye West
Birth of Child: "Fame" by DMX
Final Battle: "Family Ties" by Cam'Ron
Death Scene: "Feel Good" by G-Unit
Funeral Song: "Pocket Full of Paper" by Young Buck
End Credit: "Simmer Down" by Sean Divine