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    5 December 2006

    mp3 shuffle

    CATEGORY: SESSIUNCULA — Fr. John Zuhlsdorf @ 5:39 pm

    I don’t recall where it was I first saw this "Ipod" shuffle thing some of the other bloggers out there are doing, so I am not sure whom I must credit for the idea. 

    A couple problems had to be over come.  To shuffle my gizmo is not really very easy, since I use it for all sorts of things, data files and the like.  Furthermore, it contains 20G of material, so you never know what is going to come out.  Still I found a way to shuffle at least the directories where I store some music and produced this.  I use a player called an iRiver.  While you contemplate the list, and scratch your head, you can glance over at my view as I put it together.

    1) Lo Ferm Voler – Music at the Time of  Dante – Ensemble Lucidarium
    2) Mid-Air – That’s What – Leo Kottke
    3) Paradiso 6 – Dante
    4) Variation 15. Canon on the fifth – Bach – Goldberg Variations – Murray Perahia
    5) Victory Is Won – Shaman – Santana
    6) Dizzy – Dizzy Up The Girl – The Goo Goo Dolls
    7) Lungo il fiume – Stato di calma apparente – Paola Turci
    8) 2046 Main Theme – 2046 – Shigeru Umebayashi
    9) 疯狂世界 – 全体 – 国语老歌新唱-夜上海
    10) Occuli omnium, gradual in mode 7 – Pro cantione Antiqua – Palestrina: Masses

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    10 Comments »

    1. LOL! That shuffle looks schizophrenic. I do love the picture, though. Thanks. It’s beautiful as usual.

      Comment by Argent — 5 December 2006 @ 5:44 pm
    2. I think that the blog “Dappled Things” does a shuffle like that.

      Comment by Anonymous — 5 December 2006 @ 5:46 pm
    3. Father,
      Dizzy up the Girl, indeed! I had to laugh at that. Your IPOD sounds every bit as eclectic as my own. :)

      Comment by Fr. Specht — 5 December 2006 @ 6:14 pm
    4. Fr. Specht: Do my eyes deceive me?? Greetings!

      Comment by Fr. John Zuhlsdorf — 5 December 2006 @ 6:30 pm
    5. The Goo-Goo Dolls??!

      Sniff! My hero has clay feet.

      Comment by Jon — 5 December 2006 @ 7:13 pm
    6. The Goo Goo Doll is bad, but “疯狂世界 – 全体 – 国语老歌新唱-夜上海” really takes the cake.

      Comment by Séamas — 5 December 2006 @ 7:50 pm
    7. Jon: If you don’t like The Goo Goo Dolls, you should hear the other stuff I have here! I should send you a track of the guy I call “Bruceo Springsteeno”.

      Comment by Fr. John Zuhlsdorf — 5 December 2006 @ 10:02 pm
    8. 疯狂世界 – 全体 – 国语老歌新唱-夜上海
      Hmmmmm. Is that “sick [?] world—whole body—national language, old song,
      new gem, one evening in Shanghai
      ” ????

      My Japanese is a bit rusty; and going from Chinese through Japanese into English is
      a killer for me—especially without my Nelson’s New Kanji Dictionary!

      Comment by Guy Power — 6 December 2006 @ 12:40 am
    9. Unfortunately my browser doesn’t handle the Kanji characters. Or the the Hiragana or Katakana, either. All I get is a row of question marks. Could you please explain your selection?

      Comment by PMcGrath — 6 December 2006 @ 4:00 am
    10. ``疯狂世界”: literally ``Crazy World”, perhaps is the name of the band or the album.
      ``全体”: ``all the members”?
      ``国语老歌新唱”: mandarin old song, new cover version.
      ``夜上海”: ``Shanghai Night”, a ooooooold song, popular in 1930s or maybe 1940s. Here’s the information about the original singer:

      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhou_Xuan

      it might be her most famous piece of song. Of course, i don’t think your version is by her voice.

      Comment by mondain — 6 December 2006 @ 6:26 pm

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