What's in your x-disc changer?

c'mon whores. currently, on random, i am listening to: Loveless, Psychocandy, Yo La Tengo Painful, Bardo Pond, Set And Setting and Paranoid.

In the 10-disc changer in my car:
Motion Man--Clearing the Field
LTJ Bukem---Logical Progression, disc 2
Kool G Rap--Road to the Riches
Baaba Maal---Live @Royal Festival Hall
Keith Murray--Enigma
Mad Professor and Lee Perry--Dub Take the Voodoo Out of Reggae
Gregory Isaacs--Soon Forward
DJ Krush and Toshinori Kondo--Ki-Oku
Israel Vibration---Strength of My Life

that's only 9. I either only put 9 in, or didn't put the case of the 10th one with the rest of them.
I don't like listening on random cause I'll wind up hearing the same songs repeatedly and miss tracks I want to hear. If I could set it to play through every track--but randomly--I would.

My three 800-disc changers on random constitute the best radio station in the world. Sometimes the machine-generated segues are as prescient as any DJ; frequently I take the players out of shuffle mode upon hearing a particular song and finish out the album. Where else would I hear Samuel Barber into Malicorne into Massive Attack into Muzsikas into Hototgisu, as I did earlier this evening?

I can't so much answer the question because I use my computer to play CDs here, but at home my 100 disc changer (which I got for free!!) was a disaster when i put it on repeat. It would go song I haven't listened to in years for a reason => song from a dj mix that sounds silly out of context => twenty minute ambient track, etc

the only time i do random listening is when i listen to reggae. i like to take one disc apiece from each trojan compilation i own. i also have these virgin france reggae compilations that say "LISTEN ON SHUFFLE" in several different places.

On top of my (single) CD player right now are:
"The Diva Series" Astrud Gilberto
"Anomie and Bonhomie" Scritti Politti
"Street Jams - ElectroFunk (Part 1)" VA
"Kulma" Panasonic
"Fast Asleep" Funki Porcini
"Everything Is Possible" Os Mutantes
"Sunshine Hit Me" The Bees
"Studio One Scorchers" VA
"Songs Of Praise" African Head Charge

I am my own random button. (Though there's no such thing as "true random" this way, as you might be able to see)

It's a 50-disc changer (my wife's, I always dreamed of marrying a girl with a 50-disc changer), and it's usually full but right now it's in a sort of transitional phase and let's see what's in it...

Goldfrapp 'Black Cherry'
Don Gibson 'A Legend in My Time' (he died yesterday, you know)
OutKast 'Speakerboxxx'
a Russian pop compilation most closely transcribed as 'XNT-APANB' (can anyone translate)
Murphy Lee 'Murphy's Law'
that DFA compilation
Geraldine Fibbers 'Butch'
Jay-Z 'The Black Album'
Bubba Sparxxx 'Deliverance'
Sean Paul 'Dutty Rock'
Wolfe Tones 'Rifles of the IRA'
Teenage Love '13'
Pink 'Try This'
that Deerhoof album a friend burned for me
a Hot 97 compilation with "Stand Up" and lots more on it
Robert Johnson 'The Complete Recordings Disc 1'
John Eddie 'Who the Hell is John Eddie'
Marilyn Monroe & Jayne Mansfield 'Dyed Blonde'
Can 'Ege Bamyasi'
Just Jack 'The Outer Marker'
Carla Bozulich 'Red-Headed Stranger'
Shane MacGowan & the Popes 'The Snake'
Khan '1-900-GET-KHAN'
Red Krayola 'God Bless the Red Krayola and All Who Sail With It'
Serge Gainsbourg 'Comic Strip'
Fannypack 'So Stylistic'
Basement Jaxx 'Kish Kash'
Kelly Willis & Bruce Robison 'Happy Holidays'

I've got a 4-disc one in the car, currently containing:
Ut - In Gut's House
Radio 4 - Gotham!
Shack - Waterpistol
Joe Gibbs - No Bones For The Dogs

Also a 5-disc one in the bedroom currently containing discs 3 and 4 of the Bob Marley's Songs Of Freedom and of those Trojan box sets (can't remember which one off hand)

"changer"? Um, iPod.

Two daisychained 300-changers - I keep a smattering of everything in them and play randomly. And yet, Lou Reed seems to always come on.

Mines got

Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Fever To Tell
Lou Reed - The Raven
Lucinda Williams - World Without Tears
Coltrane (self-titled)
Bruce Cockburn - You've Never Seen Everything
Radiohead - Hail to the Chief

Last-night I was cleaning and had a 5-CD changer mix of: Mos Def Black on Both Sides, Skerik's Syncopainted Taint Septet s/t, Medeski Martin and Wood Combustication, Fishbone Chim Chim's Badass Revenge, and Del the Funky Homosapien Both Sides of the Brain. Those CDs are still in that thur changer.

I think this is a fun way to listen to stuff sometimes, and I'll pick some incongrous stuff to mix up. The other night I listened to disc one of the TROUBLEMAN MIXTAPE, the Cure's STARING AT THE SEA, a Goblin collection, the Rev. Louis Overstreet and a compilation called INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FROM THE SOUND ARCHIVE (which I got free with the last issue of Songlines). I currently have the Stooges, Magnetic Fields, the Piranhas, Long Fin Killie and a garage/glitch/electro/r&b mix I made and on random.

Nice....peepee said Songs of Praise. Still to this day I quote it as one of my favorites.

augustus pablo - original rockers
triple r - friends
smiths - louder than bombs
blithe sons - waves of leaves and grass
steadism 4 ~scape

loving the daniel bell track on steadism

beatles - rubber soul
amps for christ - the oak in the ashes
bardo pond - dilate
fugazi - the argument
nirvana - bleach

i am indie fag0t.

jane's addiction - nothing's shocking
the birthday party - junkyard
can - tago mago
landing - seasons
whip - song song