Who's in Sean's MP3 list these days (in no specific order):

• Charlie Daniels
  
• Doc Watson, Randy and Earl Scruggs (for the best banjo pickin' you'll hear, ever)
  
• BeeGees
  
• Cherry Poppin' Daddies
  
• Sammy Davis Jr.
  
• Madonna
  
• Michael Jackson (seriously messed up, but a freakin' musical genius)
  
• Prince (don't get me started about that name thing. Same note as Michael J.)
  
• Soft Cell
  
• Bill Cosby
  
• George Carlin
  
• Barenaked Ladies
  
• Enya
  
• Tom Jones, of course
  
• Men of the Deep (Nova Scotia miners - if you've been to see the mines, you'll probably find this stuff quite moving)
  
• various artists playing Bach
  
• various artists playing Chopin
  
• various artists playing Beethoven (killer 7th symphony, dude)
  
• Glen Gould's renditions of Bach's Well-Tempered Klavier
  
• various artists playing Debussy
  
• various artists playing Mozart
  
• Stevie Wonder
  
• various artists playing Rachmaninoff
  
• Vince Guaraldi Trio
  
• Supertramp
  
• Weird Al Yankovic
  
• Stompin' Tom Connors, but not Tommy Hunter
  
• Arrogant Worms
  
• B52's
  
• Herb Alpert and the Tijuanna Brass
  
• James Brown, the hardest working man in music
  
• John Denver and the Muppets
  
• Moxy Fruvous
  
• Quincy Jones
  
• The Odds (and I know someone who is a friend of a relative of a guy who used to be the drummer!)
  
• Beatles
  
• Buddy Holly
  
• Johnny Horton (if you gotta ask, you really should get out more)
  
• Dean Martin
  
• Doris Day
  
• Elvis
  
• Fine Young Cannibals
  
• Ian Tyson
  
• John Lee Hooker (lots of old stuff *and* that delicious duet he did with Bonnie Raitt)
  
• Semisonic
  
• Taj Mahal
  
• The Supremes
  
• The Turtles
  
• Everlast
  
• Red Hot Chili Peppers
  
• Foofighters
  
• Dandy Wharhols
  
• Travelling Wilburys (but just those two good songs they did)
  
• Talking Heads
  
• Stone Temple Pilots
  
• Queen
  
• Sex Pistols
  
• Ian Dury and the Blockheads (including my personal favorite, F*cking Ada)
  
• Boomtown Rats
  
• Payolas (some of their earlier stuff, when they were still a high-energy Ska band)
  
• Tragically Hip (of course)
  
• Matthew Good Band
  
• Burton Cummings
  
• Kinks
  
• Clash
  
• REM
  
• Lenny Kravitz
  
• Jesus Jones
  
• Counting Crows (their songs helped me through some very dark times - thanks guys)
  
• Spirit of the West
  
• Black Crowes
  
• Adam Ant (hailing back to a time when he was radical and cool - that's how *old* I am)
  
• Aerosmith
  
• Foreigner
  
• Peter Gabriel
  
• Annie Lennox (pre- and post-Eurythmics - what a sultry voice)
  
• Grateful Dead
  
• Jim Croce
  
• Sarah McLachlan
  
• Jan Arden
  
• Billy Joel
  
• Blue Rodeo
  
• Alan Parson's Project
  
• Eagles
  
• Green Day
  
• Chemical Brothers
  
• Propellerheads
  
• Devo, Devo, and more Devo
  
• Thomas Newman (no relation to Alfred E.)
  
• Moby
  

... and that's just MP3s - never mind the stuff I have on CD, cassette and vinyl.

So, was it what you expected? Any surprises?