List the next 10 songs that pop up on random on the streaming system or however you listen to music

Title says it all. List the next 10 random songs on your streaming or whatever randomization program you're using. Then share how you feel about the songs. Easy peasy. Have fun!
I'll start:
1. Driftwood- The Moody Blues I've loved this song since I first heard it, the echoes of longing, the quite despair, it all works for me. Beautiful song.
2. Drivin' On 9 - The Breeders I'm late to this party, having just discovered this song in the past year or so but it's a wonderful song about drivin' and escaping.
3. Drop The Pilot - Joan Armatrading Don't know why but I've really dug this song since I saw the video on very early Mtv. Extremely catchy tune. Great groove.
4. Drunken Lullabies - Flogging Molly Great celtic-punk from one of that genres leaders. If this song doesn't pump you up you may be dead.
5. Dyslexic Heart - Paul Westerberg Superb song by the ex-Replacements frontman which gave us hope for his solo career. Hopes that were way overblown as it turned out, but hey, this song is great at least.
6. E=MC2 - Big Audio Dynamite I loved this song from the first time I heard it. Way better than The Clash without Mick Jones. He showed he could make immediate music using the sounds of the day. Incredible song.
7. Early Morning Wake Up Call - The Hives
Not a huge fan of this bad but this is a great story song with lots of garage rock music behind it. I really love this song.
8. Einstein On The Beach (For An Eggman)
One of the best Counting Crows songs. Poppy yet still alternative, great verses and an even better chorus. Just a terrific tune all round.
9. El Caminos In The West - Grandaddy
A tragically overlooked band for the most part but they had a bunch of outstanding songs such as this one. They should be way more popular.
10. Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town - Pearl Jam One of my top 10 Pearl Jam songs. Great narrative, great narrative, superb vocals. A top 5 Pearl Jam track.

 

...limited to what’s on my phone while I’m here at the j-o-b.

1. “A Peacemaking Stint Unrolls” - King Crimson
2. “Gone Daddy Gone” - Violent Femmes
3. “Bacon” - Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
4. “Dr. Geek” - Melvins
5. “Where It’s At” - Beck
6. “Drawerings” - Dinosaur Jr.
7. “Hot Wax” - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
8. “Dave The Butcher” - Tom Waits
9. “Working Men Are Pissed” - Minutemen
10. “Heavenly Bank Account” - Frank Zappa

 

1. I Love You All - Frank Soundtrack
2. Venus In Furs - The Velvet Underground
3. Christine (Demo Version) - Siouxsie & the Banshees
4. Monster - Kanye West
5. I’ll Be Your Mirror - The Velvet Underground
6. Rudie Can’t Fail - The Clash
7. Vuelvo Para Vivir - Illapu
8. Fade Into You - Mazzy Star
9. You Just Don’t Care - Santana
10. Sube a Nacer Conmigo Hermano - Los Jaivas

 

1. Heat of the Moment - Asia
2. Diamond Girl - Seals & Crofts
3. Sweet Talkin' Woman - ELO
4. I've Got A Thing About You Baby - Elvis Presley
5. Amoreena - Elton John
6. Nights On Broadway - Bee Gees
7. (I Know) I'm Losing You - Rod Stewart
8. Magnet and Steel - Walter Egan
9. Eric Clapton - No Alibis
10. Traveling Wilburys - End of the Line

 

From my phone:

1. Tom Petty - The Apartment Song
2. Junko Ohashi - In Your Lovin'
3. Steve Hackett - Weightless
4. James Brown - Funky Drummer
5. Makoto Matsushita - Cage of Dreams
6. Yes - Sound Chaser
7. Missing Persons - We Don't Know Love at All
8. Jimmy Bo Horne - Is It In
9. Sadao Watanabe - Nice Shot
10. Run D.M.C. - It's Like That

 

1. Freddie Mercury - There Must Be More To Life Than This
2. Ringo Starr - Electricity
3. John Lennon - Be-Bop-A-Lula
4. Ringo Starr - Give More Love
5. Queen - Teo Torriatte
6. John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band - Money (live in Toronto)
7. The Beatles - Paperback Writer
8. Elton John - Chasing The Crown
9. Ringo Starr - Night and Day
10. Elton John - Club At The End of The Street

 

1. Lalo Schifrin - Boato (Bistro)
2. Barry Gray - The Trip
3. Lester Young - Stardust
4. Aldus Roger - Oson Two Step
5. Ray Barretto - Got to Have You
6. Bing Crosby - I Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance with You
7. Django Reinhardt - Mixture
8. The Beach Boys - Busy Doin' Nothin'
9. Ike Quebec - Goin' Home
10.The Hollies - Jennifer Eccles

 

From my daily mix playlist curated by Spotify

Artist only-talking heads
The vampire of time and memory-Queens of the Stone Age
Cities in dust-Siouxsie
Teen age riot-Sonic Youth
There is a light-Smiths
Here comes your man-Pixies
Lips like sugar-Echo and the bunny men
Love is the drug-Roxy music
Wasn’t born to follow-Byrds
Season of the witch-Donovan

 

1. Penguin in Bondage - Frank Zappa.
From 'Roxy and Elsewhere', not one of my favourite Mothers tracks but a perfectly entertaining listen.

2. Lost - Frank Ocean.
From 'Channel Orange'; fine track from a fine album.

3. Walk Like a Giant - Neil Young.
From 'Psychedelic Pill', one of the few latter day Neil albums I own. What can I say: it's good, it's a bit long, it's Neil, he plays the same guitar solo he's been playing since 1969.

4. La Guitaristic House Organisation - Rinôçérôse.
French 90s dance/rock instrumental. First heard this on a freebie from the Guardian newspaper and then got it on a compilation album in a charity shop.

5. Heart Attack [Snakehips remix feat. Owl Eyes] - Flight Facilities.
From a 'Majestic Casual' compilation album, great dance pop.

6. Vivaldi Concerto for Two Mandolini in G: I. Allegro.
From the 'Inspector Morse' soundtrack album which I bought mainly for the theme music, but it also has some great classical pieces such as this too.

7. Warm Leatherette - Grace Jones.
From the 'Private Life' compilation. Dare I say Grace's discofied version is an improvement on the original version by the Normal?

8. Which Way to America? - Living Colour.
Oh yes, this rocks; from the great 'Vivid' album, which as it happens I bought in America, in New York in 1989.

9. You Still Believe in Me - Beach Boys.
From 'Pet Sounds' of course; probably quite a long way down my list of favourite BB songs, but still real good, obviously.

10. Could You Be Loved? - Bob Marley and the Wailers.
Not a huge Marley fan, to be honest, this is one of the few tracks I ripped from Mrs KG's 'One Love: Best of' compilation.

 

Here's the last ten as I just saw the thread title as the last song or two was playing. Then I'll post the next ten that play seeing as I've been listening for a while now.

1. The Cult - Love Removal Machine

2. Led Zeppelin - Trampled Under Foot

3. 'Til Tuesday - Voices Carry

4. Matthew Wilder - Break My Stride

5. Duran Duran - Hungry Like The Wolf

6. The Police - Don't Stand So Close To Me

7. The Psychedelic Furs - Pretty In Pink

8. Mick Jagger - Just Another Night

9. Madonna - Into The Groove

10. Keith Richards - Take It So Hard

 

Fair warning, I'm constantly switching stuff on and off my Ipod so might seem a little schizophenic...

1. Godhead - Nitzer Ebb
   From the recent Ebbhead reissue. I've been cranking these reissues up in the car a lot lately, great driving music (although I much prefer their earlier tracks.)
2. Anything That's Rock n Roll - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
   From the Playback box set. Honestly, don't think I've listened to this in a while, Tom Petty's more of a summertime thing for me.
3. Spinning The Wheel - George Michael
   From the Older album. Now this is more like it, a lovely track on a superb album.
4. Han - Virginia
   From her album Fierce For The Night. Haven't heard this one in a while either. This is a terrific album, incidentally.
5. Guns In The Sky (Kick Ass Remix) - INXS
   From the Kick 30th anniversary reissue. Meh, this track never really did it for me.
6. Come Ye Disconsolate - Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway
   From their first album together. Lovely stuff...
7. The Deep - Global Communication
   From the 76:14 bonus disc Singles & Bonus Tracks. I might need herbal refreshments for this one...
8. Between Worlds - Johnny Jewel
   From the Windswept album compiling music from the Twin Peaks reboot. This one too...
9. Fall - Daft Punk
   From the Tron: Legacy soundtrack. And this one...feels like there's a theme here.
10. Let Me Hear It From You [Single Version Mono] - Sly & The Family Stone
    One of the bonus tracks on the reissue of A Whole New Thing. Now this is more like it. Nice way to end this mini playlist.

 

1. Witchy Woman - Eagles

2. Heat Of The Moment - Asia

3. Hold On Loosely - .38 Special

4. Hollywood Nights - Bob Seger

5. The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald - Gordon Lightfoot

6. Slow Ride - Foghat

7. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You - Led Zeppelin

8. Breakdown (Live) - Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers

9. Under My Thumb - The Rolling Stones

10. Right Kind Of Love - Quarterflash

 

It might be interesting to see how many songs people are randomizing over. For me I'm using a list of 7,594 songs (1 song from each CD I own + some 45's).

1.Crowded House - Don't Dream It's Over / That's What I Call Love [Don't Dream It's Over 45]
Off to a good start. I always associate the title song with the end of the world due to it's use in The Stand miniseres (Thanks Stephen King!).

2.Robert Cray Band - Poor Johnny [Please Don't Feed The Musicians - Music In The Zoo Volume One]
Had to look up what album this was from since it's on a compilation. I kinda lost track of Robert's career over the years; I guess I should stream his more recent output....

3.Kid Rock - The Upside [Grits Sandwiches For Breakfast]
Kinda like a poor man's Beastie Boys rapping over a sample of Diana Ross's Upside Down. O the joys of never deleting anything in your collection.

4.Vanilla Ice - Satisfaction (Studio Version) [Vanilla Ice - Extremely Live]
I'm starting to think maybe this was a bad idea. Another rap over the guitar riff for I Can't Get No (Satisfaction). I have a soft spot for BAD cover versions.

5.Genesis - Old Medley: Dance on a Volcano/ Lamb Lies Down on Broadway/The Musical Box/Firth of Fifth / I Know What I Like... [Live: The Way We Walk, Vol. 2 - The Longs]
Normally not a fan of medleys but in this case it works. Nice 90's nod to the 70's era of Genesis.

6.Mitchell and Webb - Lactose Intolerant [That Mitchell & Webb Sound - Series 2]
Ooh, a comedy bit. Apparently you cannot get a banana milkshake by milking monkeys...

7.Ruth Brown - (Mama) He Treats Your Daughter Mean [The Best Of Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour]
Underrated blues singer. Remember her fondly as host of NPR's BluesStage back in the early 90's.

8.The Black Crowes - Let It Bleed (Live) [The Black Crowes @ The Ford Amphitheatre, Tampa FL 7/7/06]
Too bad the piano is mixed too low in the mix; it would have helped this rather pedestrian cover of the Stone's classic.

9.Bay City Rollers - Keep on Dancing [Once Upon a Star (Bonus Tracks)]
70's pop. A guilty pleasure.

10.Keith Moon & Ringo Starr - I'm Not Angry [Two Sides of the Moon Deluxe Edition]
Quite possibly my favorite track of these 10. Another!?! cover; this time by the Everly Brothers. Cheeky!

All in all not a bad overview of my collection hitting a couple soft spots (blues / comedy / live music / cover songs / guilty pleasures).

 

1. Don't Pass Me By - The Beatles
2. Baltimore Oriole - George Harrison
3. Out Of The Blue - George Harrison
4. Fluid (Out Of Body And Mind Mix) - The Fireman
5. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) [Remix] - The Beatles
6. Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five (Paul Woolford Rework)
7. It's What You Value - George Harrison
8. So Wrong For So Long - Ringo Starr
9. The Sheik of Araby - The Beatles
10. Dirty World - The Traveling Wilburys

 

I never ever listen in any kind of random mode. Either I chose an album or I cherrypick individual songs. I guess this is why I never have been a music on the radio listener - always makes me want to skip to the next song

 

When at work, I listen to Pandora. I have selected 45 or so different "stations" of individual artists/bands, all types of genres represented. I listen in "shuffle" mode, which leads to some (to me) interesting segues. So far today I have heard:

Todd Rundgren - Hello It's Me: the version from "Todd Live", an album which I don't believe I own. Nicely played by a good band.
Robin Trower - Captain Midnight: from the "Further Down The Road" box set. I need to delve deeper into this phase of RT's career.
Steely Dan - Deacon Blues: I've always liked this song. I know some don't like "Aja", but it's one of my favorites by SD.
Procol Harum - Skip Softly (My Moonbeams): Just about all early Procol is good Procol. Tremendous band.
Chris Rea - Monday Morning: Odd that this one came up today. I was just listening to this CD (Blue Jukebox) earlier this week in my car.
Hall & Oates - I Can't Go For That: Love these guys for the pure pop kings they are. Another case of having played the "Essential" CD earlier this week.
Crosby, Stills & Nash - You Don't Have To Cry: Been hooked on these guys since I heard "Judy Blue Eyes" as a kid. Unsurpassed harmonies.
77's - Time Is Slipping Away: Great track from their first album (Ping Pong Over The Abyss). A great, great band unheard by many.
Chicago - You're The Inspiration (alternate version): From the huge box set. While I agree that things went downhill after T. Kath left us, I still like it.
Lyle Lovett - Cryin' Shame: One reason I still keep a minimal interest in "Country" music. Lyle is the master of sardonically witty lyrics and great tunes.

That's the first 10 for now. Thanks for this idea, OP. Very interesting reading all the posts.

 

I've got the 'random' on every morning for wifey and me...
So, let's see what's up for tomorrow:
"Time Is Tight"- Booker T & The MG's
"Rio"- Duran Duran
"Piensa En Mi"- Luz Casal (from the "High Heels" Soundtrack)
"Walk Away"- The Sisters Of Mercy
"One Way Or Another"- Blondie
"Duel"- Propaganda
"Get Back"- Laibach
"Diva"- Jean-Micheal Jarre
"Rockin' Me"- Steve Miller Band
"Synchronicity I"- The Police
"Discipline"- King Crimson
I doubt any radio station or 'streaming service' would make such playlist!

 

Next 10:
Todd Rundgren - A Long Time And A Long Way To Go: "The Ballad of Todd Rundgren" is one of my favorite TR albums. One of Todd's best melodies.
David Crowder*Band - Do Not Move: In my book, the best CCM artist recording today.
Allman Brothers Band - Must Have Done Somebody Wrong: Anything from Fillmore East is to be treasured.
AC/DC - Sin City: Everyone needs a little AC/DC every once in a while.
Crowder - This I Know: Nice contrast to what preceded. This is why I love shuffle mode.
"Hamilton" Original Cast - Burn: I listen to very little Broadway stuff, but I love every bit of this.
Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes - I Miss You: 81/2 minutes of pure soul angst. Teddy Pendergrass was never better.
Robin Trower - Sweet Angel: Yes, things weren't quite the same after Dewar left, but RT is always a great listen.
Toto - Make Believe: Track from "IV" which could have been a hit but was never released as one. Man, these guys can play.
ABBA - Take A Chance On Me: Guilty pleasure? Not really. I love this group and will stand by anything by them that comes up on my shuffle.

 

I don't have a streaming service .... my computer at work has a few cd's on it... so here goes

Bruce Dickinson - Gates of Urizon (chemical wedding)
Godley and Creme - Submarine (freeze frame/ismism double set)
Devin Townsend - Ziltoidian empire (Z2)
Queen - Brighton Rock (sheer Heart attack)
Big Country - You, Me and the Truth (no place like home)
Boomtown Rats - I can make it if you can (debut)
Genesis - Behind the Lines (3 sides live)
Gentle Giant - No Stranger (i lost my head box)
Todd Rundgren - Saving Grace (something/anything)
Bob Dylan - One more cup of coffee (bootleg series vol. 5)

 

I do random mode on my iphone often ... from last night:

Weezer - In the Garage (just hard classic Weezer from the first album)
Stereolab - We're Not Adult Orientated (high tempo Krautrock from the early period)
Sonic Youth- Rain on Tin (double guitar interaction drives this one)
Yo La Tengo - Sugarcube (a rocker, was pleased to hear this one come up)
Wilco - A Muzzle of Bees (mellow, but it builds to a great ending)
The Decemberists - Mistral (direct and upbeat, about a vacation in Nice gone bad)
King Crimson - Fallen Angel (great Wetton vocals and Bruford drumming)
Islands - Kids Don't Know **** (fun and intricate at the same time)
Son Volt - Left a Slide (very moving, nice steel guitar in there)
Okkervil River - Lost Coastlines (hands down one of their best, you have to hear it ...)

 

Just tried from my iPhone with about 1,000 songs on it (all from compilations [or so I thought]):

Richard Thompson - Dimming of the Day [KGSR Broadcasts Vol. 2]
Johnny Cash - The Time of the Preacher [No Depression (What It Sounds Like Vol. 1)]
U2 - California (There Is No End to Love) [Songs of Innocence] <curse you iTunes>
The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Blues Explosion Attack [Selector Dub Narcotic]
Original Dixieland Jazz Band - Crazy Blues [Dixieland Jazz]
Rufus Wainwright - Hallelujah [The Saturday Sessions: The Dermot O'Leary Sessions]
Lou Reed - Leave Her Johnny [Rogue's Gallery]
Boy George - My Sweet Lord [Ruby Trax: The NME's Roaring 40]
Jimmy Daley & The Ding-A-Lings - Bongo Rock [Rare Rock n' Roll Rampage 4: Rockin' Up A Storm]
Vic Chesnutt - It's the End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) [Surprise Your Pig: A Tribute to R.E.M.]

 

These are the first ten that came up when I hit "shuffle all"...

1. Saturday In The Park - Chicago
2. Theme From Endless Summer - The Sandals
3. I Got Lucky - Elvis Presley
4. True Blue - Rod Stewart
5. You're The Only Woman - Ambrosia
6. Be Bop Baby - Ricky Nelson
7. Ain't Quite Right - Paul Stanley
8. Hi Hi Hi - Paul McCartney & Wings (Wings Over America)
9. On The Beach - Raspberries
10. Magnet And Steel - Walter Egan

 

David Bowie After All
Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs Who Knows Where the Time Goes?
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark Time Zones
Jenny Lewis with the Watson Twins Handle with Care
Bee Gees Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You (Stereo)
Billy Joel When In Rome
Randy Newman You Can't Fool the Fat Man
Dave Brubeck Three to Get Ready
Lana Del Rey White Mustang
Peter Gabriel Bread and Wine

That's a pretty good mix.

 

so. central rain-rem
say it right-nelly furtado
i concentrate on you-sinatra&jobim
in my room-beach boys
cut your hair-pavement
fools rush in(where angels fear to tread)-keely smith
the first part-superchunk
somerville-pernice brothers
in the pines-louvin brothers
harvest festival-xtc

out of 14.004 songs on my iphone.

 

Miles Davis - Tatu
Queen - Modern Times Rock 'n' Roll
Gentle Giant - Plain Truth
Al Di Meola - I Can Tell
Velvet Underground - Lady Godiva's Operation
Bruford - Springtime in Siberia
Adrian Belew - A Plate of Words
Miles Davis - Ife
Kate Bush - This Woman's Work
Yes - Run Through the Light