The U2 and the No Doubt are the only things on that list I'd even consider listening to.

Sugarland? Really?

Also, U2 is Irish, Subby.

I liked that first Darius Rucker album -- Learn to Live. It was nostalgia (the voice brought me back to 7th/8th grade), and it was so utterly earnest. He was just singin his heart out, singing stupid simple songs about his life, and thrilled as hell that people were willing to listen. If more artists took his spirit with their music, I don't think we'd go far wrong.

And no, I'm not a country music fan in general. Cept for Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson -- the old school crew.

snowshovel: All_Farked_Up: skullkrusher: I'm shocked by the lack of NWA, Propagandhi, Phish, world music and Dick Manitoba and the Dictators

Ya know, cuz he's an angry black, radical socialist, do nothing, Kenyan.. umm... dictator.

This is his campaign playlist, not his private one :-p. On a side note, have the republicans candidates even figured out how to use the internet?

Oh my, I hadn't even thought about that. You just know that there's some republican toady RIGHT NOW quickly assembling/looking for something like this to prove that they are just as in-tune with internet hip crowd, and it will wind up being something like "here's a geocities where you can download all of the quicktimes that Newt listens to" or something just as ridiculous.

And then they'll blame the librul media when the internet laughs at them.

"The kids still listen to Lawrence Welk, right?"

Queensowntalia: I like U2. I'm not ashamed. Some of their stuff is damn good (and some of it isn't, but that can be said of 99.99999999999% of all bands ever).

Joshua Tree. Still my favorite driving music for late at night alone.