-Now that you have some more info on the music that helps make Charmel tick, Here is a Mix CD he has compiled for your listening pleasure:

CD Title:"Charmel's Jinglebunny Bounce"

1.) “Open Road Song”  Eve6 (Eve6)

2.) “Gasoline Dreams”   Outkast (Stankonia)

3.)   “Xplosion”  Outkast (Stankonia)

4.)   “All Fall Down”  Grits (Grammatical Revolution)

5.)   “Stutter” Joe (My Name Is Joe)

6.)   “Supreme Being”  Grits (Grammatical Revolution)

7.)   “On The Roof Again”  Eve6 (Horrorscope)

8.)   “Misery Whip”  Everclear (Songs From an American Movie vol. 2)

9.) “All My Fault”  Fenix TX  (Fenix TX)

10.)   “Want You Bad”  Offspring (Conspiracy of One)

11.)   “Sleep Now in the Fire”  Rage Against The Machine (The Battle of Los Angeles)

12.) “Vultures”  Offspring (Conspiracy of One)

13.) “Now That It’s Over”  Everclear (Songs From an American Movie Vol. 1)

14.) “Tonight is the Night I Fell Asleep at the Wheel”  Barenaked Ladies (Maroon)

15.) “Grown Men Don’t Cry”  Tim McGraw (Set This Circus Down)

16.)   “I’ve Got It All”  (WWF The Music vol. 5)

To start the CD off, you’ve got one of the best “car tunes” that I’ve heard in a while.  If you’re anything like me, and I know you aren’t, you listen to a lot of music on the road.  The first track will prepare you well for a journey to Burger King or something like that.  After our alternative beginning, we take a turn in the other direction with two tracks from Outkast.  Of course, both “Gasoline Dreams” and “Xplosion” retain a bit of a rock tone as they have fairly hard edged themes.  “All Fall Down” starts out with a nice guitar solo and finishes with some solid rap from, gasp, a Christian group.  “Stutter” is one of the few R&B tracks I can stand anymore, and I actually like this one.  “Supreme Being” will remind you of a Yuban commercial, but it’s another solid offering from Grits.  We start getting back to what you’d expect from me at track six, as Eve6 comes out firing.  I followed “On The Roof Again” with a song that you really need to crank to totally experience, Everclear’s “Misery Whip.”  This song has some of the best progression on the guitar I’ve heard in a long while.  “All My Fault” continues to speed up the pace of the CD with Fenix TX’s brand of punk rock.  Track 10 brings one of my all-time favorite Offspring songs, “Want You Bad.”  Before we start to slow the CD back down, I had to throw in “Sleep Now In The Fire” to remind you all just how great Rage Against The Machine has been.  Tracks 12 and 13 start to slow the CD down for the finish with a coupld of somewhat moody songs that really hold their own.  Taking a turn toward the pop and folk realms, the Barenaked Ladies bring out their waltz-like final track from “Maroon” for your enjoyment.  “Grown Men Don’t Cry” is really a great song that’ll probably get to you a little bit if you’ve got any soul left.  Finally, I throw in my feel-good song of the year, “The One” Billy Gunn’s WWF entrance music, “I’ve Got It All.”  Go ahead and sing this to yourself while you flex in front of the mirror...you’ll have a field day with this one.