Richard Dawkins in my pants

[athelind]

Possibly the stupidest non-quiz meme I've participated in.
The idea: set your music player of preference to random mode, and append “in my Pants” to the first 20 tracks it selects. Don’t cherry-pick!

1. Tai Kwan Leap in my pants
   
2. The Conet Project - tcp d4 26 wiskey tango viente y uno irdial in my pants
   
3. Star Trek Rhapsody in my pants
   
4. Bob Dylan - Blowin' In The Wind in my pants
   
5. P.J. Shapiro - Ballad of Serenity in my pants
   
6. Peter Schilling - Major Tom in my pants
   
7. Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Sweet's Song in my pants
   
8. Ater Draconis - From One Nightmare To Another
   
9. HP Lovecraft - At The Mountains of Madness in my pants
   
10. Space Ghost - Zorak Devoured in my pants
    
11. Four Seasons - Silence is Golden in my pants
    
12. Wylde Nept - Wanderlust in my pants
    
13. Metallica & The San Francisco Orchestra - Star Wars Imperial March in my pants
    
14. Cowboy Bebop - Rain in my pants
    
15. Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Rest in Peace in my pants
    
16. Kepple, Clark, Woods & Townshend - Zero Wing Rhapsody in my pants
    
17. Bob Dylan - All Along the Watchtower in my pants
    
18. The Conet Project - tcp d4 41 m3 irdial in my pants
    
19. Bob Dylan - The Times They Are A-Changin' in my pants
    
20. Bat Echolocation Calls - Noctule Bat in my pants

Not all my MP3s are "music", per se. I have a whole slew of comedy routines, interesting science sounds, and odd stuff like Numbers Stations -- which, due to an odd whim, may outnumber any other given category or performer in my pants. I did skip over a couple of those, or the sampling would have had a peculiar bias.

Odd that Bob Dylan popped up three times. I think that's half my Dylan collection, right there, in my pants.

Comments

[bluerain.livejournal.com]

One of my own non-music selections ended up as "Six To Eight Black Men In My Pants," by David Sedaris.

[athelind.livejournal.com]

You WIN.

[terminotaur.livejournal.com]

Hmmm, what sorts of comedy routines do you have? I'm always on the hunt for older stuff that isn't necessarily out there on CDs. That or stuff that others may not have heard of.

[athelind.livejournal.com]

Probably nothing too unusual -- a couple of versions of Abbott and Costello's "Who's On First?"; Alvin and the Chipmunks singing "The Time Warp" (hearing those high, squeaky voices singing about "pelvic thrusts" is SO WRONG); The Dead Alewives' classic DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: SATAN'S GAME skit, along with its lesser-known sequel; a small collection of filk... stuff like that.

[soreth.livejournal.com]

The first of the Number Stations (The Swedish Rhapsody) in that link is the CREEPIEST THING I HAVE EVER LISTENED TO.

I'd try to crack it, but I totally lost interest in that when they said the magic words, "one-time pad." Bah.

[athelind.livejournal.com]

I have literally HOURS of those things on my drive right now.

Every now and then, I cue them up and use them as background noise while I'm working.

Needless to say, the effect is surreal -- but strangely calming and focusing.

[soreth.livejournal.com]

I can believe it, I just don't think that would work for me. :)

By the way, what's the 'At the Mountains of Madness' item up there? An audiobook, or did some band name themselves "HP Lovecraft" and write songs about the Mythos? If the latter, have they ever produced a waltz for Shoggoths?

[athelind.livejournal.com]

It was a late '60s psychedelic band:

http://www.mp3.com/h.p.-lovecraft/artists/70457/summary.html