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I have a LOT of Johnny cash and I am lost as to which albums/singles I should put on my Ipod (only got a nano 8Gb). Suggestions please
You should be able to fit all his work on 8gb
Bloody random question.
You should be able to fit all his work on 8gb
I want other music on my player and Have allotted space for 3 or 4 Johnny cash albums
hurt
when the man comes around
my 2 faves.
I still miss someone - or whatever its called. Great song.
Big Iron, Early one morning (with time to kill) both off the America covers album.
Man in Black has to be in there somewhere.
The last American Recordings and the one with the Mercy Seat, can never remember the numbers.
Live from Folsom Prison.
Murder compilation.
Mate, just get another i-pod.
Mate, just get another i-pod.
I can't afford to buy a new one. I think I might just remove some other music from it to make more room.
A boy Named Sue. always makes me smile.
Definitely: Boy Named Sue, Ring of Fire, Personal Jesus cover
When The Man Comes Around & Hurt.
On a more light-hearted note though, Ring of Fire always makes me smile (must be all the chilis I eat) and the song he did about San Quentin jail is good.
Big Johnny Cash fan here - time for a new Ipod! Or a clear out of your current 8Gb.
It's got to be Hurt, think Johnny Cash does it better than NIN.
The song contains one of the saddest lyrics ever "Everyone I know goes away in the end" To make it extra sad, his wife is in the video but died before the song was released.
It's got to be Hurt, think Johnny Cash does it better than NIN.
+1
Live at Folsom Prison,
American recordings the first and third are my favourites, but I'd pick the first if only taking one.
Any greatest hits/best of package that takes your fancy.
And I'd take a Steve Earle album if you've not got any (or 4) instead of a fourth Cash outing- El Corazon, Jerusalem, Copperhead Road, Transcendental Blues..
It's got to be Hurt, think Johnny Cash [b]does it better than NIN[/b].
Heretic!!!!!!!! 😉
You needed to experience Hurt being performed live by NIN. The various DVDs available give you an idea but tis not the same.
Oh and highclimber, get a bigger music player
Oh and highclimber, get a bigger music player
read above: i'm poor and my ipod is good enough, just not big enough to have everything at once on it though that's not a major problem as I can just swap albums around
Thanks for the suggestions, just been listening to the American IV: the Man comes around album. loving it.
Jackson.
At Folsom Prison the entire unedited version, end of story.
His version of Sunday Morning Coming Down would be the single I would add.
Cocaine Blues
I hung my head
Plus one for Jackson.
One and Hurt.
The NIN version I heard was rubbish in comparison.
Boy Named Sue, makes me smile
Rock Island Line, makes me chuckle
Personal Jesus - Best Depeche Mode cover yet done IMO.
Live at Folsum - it's a perfect album.
From the American Recordings...
III is my favourite, but if I had to choose just one song it would be 'If you could read my mind' from V.
The way his voice breaks throughout sends shivers down my spine.
His cover of The Mercy Seat is brilliant IMHO.
He has a decent stab at I see a Darkness on the same album.
Don't take your guns to town is a good one from back in the day. Think he also does a version of 16 tons which is a great song.
Folsom Prison Blues,In my life, and especially When the man comes around
One piece at a time, fun. Hurt - brilliant recording, different from NIN. Albums? Man in Black, At San Quentin, The Man Comes Around, American Recordings (big black coat, 2 dogs on the cover).
Folsom prison. American recordings iii. Personal Jesus. And for comedy value, I've been everywhere
This Chris Christopherchristerpherson cover is good.
Hurt, Folsom prison. Tennesse Stud makes me smile.
Watched 'Walk The Line' recently...I enjoyed it and though Joaquin Phoenix did a good job
You needed to experience Hurt being performed live by NIN. The various DVDs available give you an idea but tis not the same.
I have seen NIN live, was 2005 at Manchester Carling Apollo. Yes Hurt live by NIN is certainly something to see. Just Trent on a grand piano with no other backing musicians, absolute silence in the theatre. A truely unforgetable experience!
I will also add this one