Operations Manager Bug's top ten songs of all time.....

Well when i tried to think of my most favorite songs of all time i had some trouble, i had about one hundred favorite songs.... So i decided to narrow that list down to ten by figuring out which song influenced me the most. Here's what i came up with...

1) Led Zeppelin- The Rover
I picked this because i am a huge zeppelin fan and the rover was one of the first songs i learned to play on guitar and was my favorite zep song growing up.

2)Pink Floyd- Comfortably numb
I have way too many HAZY memories of this classic tune...

3)Yes- Owner of a lonely heart
I choose this one cause my dad allways used to play this cd whenever i was in the car with him when i was little and i would allways ask him to play this song... plus i could probablly sing ever lyric in it...

4)Def Leopard- Let's Get Rocked
this was playing in my dads car if #2 wasn't.....

5)Phish- You Enjoy Myself
i am a big phish fan and this song i feel shows a couple different sides of the band all in one song.. its just amazing....

6)Simon & Garfunkel- Mrs. Robinson
i love the graduate and this song both.. its a classic...

7)Black Sabbath- Iron Man
this is also a classic.. bad ass rock from some crazy dude who bites heads off bats!!!!

8)Led Zeppelin- No Quarter
this song is so dard and haunting... it sort of spotlights John Paul Jones who was an extremely talented multi- instrumentalist who was almost hidden in the shadows of Jimmy Page & Robert Plant.

9)Pixies- Where is my Mind?
I find i ask my self this question all the time... Love this song..

10) Phish- Farmhouse
This one just means alot to me and reminds me of trips i have taken to Maine in the past and the feeling there...

well here are my top ten..... What are yours??? go to www.wtmd.org to vote for your top ten...

Friday December 15th Morning and Afternoon Countdown Results

Hey everybody. It's Tyler again to update you on the countdown if you missed it on the air. So far today's results are;

78. Neil Young - Living With War

77. Shawn Colvin - These Four Walls

76. Sonic Youth - Rather Ripped

75. Tapes 'n Tapes - The Loon:
In a similar sucess-finding fashion to that of Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, our artist at #75 on the Countdown were perhaps the most "Buzzed" about indie-rock band by music critics, bloggers & musicians alike. Tapes 'n Tapes released "The Loon" in July of 2006, apparent from the start is their unbridled energy and dynamic delivery, but an underlying beauty of this record lies in the fact that after each listen you hear something new, constant discovery with every listen. From Minneapolis, MN - #75 on our Countdown Tapes 'n Tapes "The Loon".

74. The Strokes - First Impressions of Earth

73. Wolfmother - Wolfmother:
We go to the land down under for the #73 record on our Countdown...Wolfmother's self-titled debut takes the slot and is by & far the heaviest rock album to make the Countdown...Not shy about their influences, the Australian trio burst into the music world this year echoing shades of Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin. It is unrestrained, it is loud, it is #73 on our Countdown.

72. Elvis Costello & Allen Toussaint - The River In Reverse


So that's all for now but be sure to listen to 89.7 WTMD at 4pm today when Mike Matthews continues the Countdown. You can also check back after 7pm tonight on the blog if you miss the results on-air.

The Rest of the Top 89 Albums of 2006 for December 14, 2006

Hey it's Tyler again. These are the last 4 albums that were on the Top 89 Albums of 2006 Countdown today.

82. Gov't Mule - High & Mighty
81. Joshua Radin - We Were Here
80. Jerry Lee Lewis - Last Man Standing
79. Michael Franti & Spearhead - Yell Fire!

Be sure to tune in to 89.7 WTMD or check back into the blog tommorow for more of the countdown.