Goodbye, Street Cred

For your amusement and my eternal shame, I will list for you the songs that appear on my WinAmp, without lying... (This does not mean I will listen to these songs, however. A girl's got her pride.)

1. One Night In Bangkok, Murray Head. And I love him more because he's brothers with Giles. What a talented family!

2. Girl U Want, Devo. Thank goodness! Feeling better about WinAmp's love for me.

3. A Wish Away, Wonder Stuff. Rollins hates them, but I did come of age in the early 90s, so what can I do? I remember learning about this song and band when I still lived in California, when 120 Minutes was required viewing. OK, so maybe not the early 90s, but the late 80s, but saying that makes me feel old.

4. Just Be A Man About It, Toni Braxton. This one requires a mood. Also, I totally went through a Toni Braxton phase, and this song was the beginning of the end. I liked the song, but I was moving on. (Skipped)

5. Gabba Gabba Hey, The Ramones. I'm really waiting for WinAmp to curse me and laugh at me. So far, so good.

6. Carondelet, Ruby. Not one of my favorites songs by Ruby, but I ripped the entire CD, so it's bound to show up sometime. (Skipped)

7. It's All Coming Back To Me Now, Celine Dion. Ah, yes, there's the pain. In the spirit of total honesty, given the right mood (and enough liquor), I still like it. (Not skipped, but turned the volume very low)

8. When Worlds Collide, Powerman 5000. Shut up, it was the 90s. Or the 00s? Can't remember. Also, I'm thanking my swiss cheese memory. Wanna bang heads with me? Neither do my upstairs neighbors, but I've put them through worse.

9. Simple Kind Of Life, No Doubt. I don't have a lot of memories associated with this song. It's also not a terrible song, nor a terrible band. I rate it a C+.

10. No Ordinary Love, Sade. Touche, WinAmp.

Thanks for listening.