Songs from Hindi films.

I'm pretty easy as far as food goes, so I imagine anything other than 8 trays of jalapeño poppers will be fine with me. I'll just list a set of probable favorites with the caveat that making sure we have plenty of suitable fare for vegetarians is my only real concern:

Spanakopita $140.00

Assorted Quiche $130.00

Fried Prawns with Lemon and Cocktail Sauce $180.00

Domestic Cheese Board with Sliced Fresh Fruit $100.00

Domestic Cheese Board Served with variety of Breads and Crackers $125.00

Antipasto Tray with Artichokes, Olives, Salami, Pepperoncini, Roasted Peppers, Bread Sticks and Mozzarella Cheese $125.00

Assorted Aram Sandwiches $140.00

Much as I love California rolls, sushi, like revenge, is a dish best served cold. I'm not overly confident of its suitability as a finger food that may need to be out on a buffet for several hours.

Music-wise, I'd personally like to hear Shannon's "Let the Music Play" and "Train in Vain" by the Clash. Also, Seger's "Old Time Rock & Roll" has been the song most likely to get everyone dancing at the bulk of parties I've attended.

Songs from Hindi films.

I knew what Bollywood is. I didn't realise there was a "classic Bollywood music" category, however.

Then again, my tastes are woefully uneclectic these days.

I just want my classic rock and then y'all can dance to whatever. Alternately, I'll just be over in the courtyard, with my iPod turned up high.

Seger's "Old Time Rock & Roll"

Heh. Having just started the fourth book in a series, the first of which is called "Rock & Roll Never Forgets", I'm all over the Seger thang.

edit: OH! And mustn't forget BNL. I'm thinking either "Alcohol" or "Brian Wilson", but I may be missing something obvious.

I didn't realise there was a "classic Bollywood music" category, however.

Well, the songs from the old era do have a very different sound from the songs today. Just like American music. For instance, far fewer awkward insertions of English.

Musically? I have no clue what that is.

Can't go wrong with "Jaan Pehchaan Ho". Nor "O Hasina Zulfonwali" or "Ek Sawal Hai".

As far as recent stuff "Maahi Ve Maahi Ve" or "Radha Kaise Na Jale" (the latter of which could be waltzed to because it's in that kind of 6/8).

Also, Seger's "Old Time Rock & Roll" has been the song most likely to get everyone dancing at the bulk of parties I've attended.

For my brother, it's Amii Stewart's "Knock On Wood". I cannot say he's wrong.

That is a great one.

I'm good with a music mix that doesn't ignore any of the decades. Since I noticed music in the 60's rock will always be my first love. And yet I still can enjoy a bit of Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It and a whole lot that came in between.

I'm thinking I might not be sitting a whole lot.

Just a bunch of good dance songs that I skimmed real quick off of my iTunes list:

"Close To Me" The Cure, "Lips Like Sugar" Echo And The Bunnymen, "Dancing With Myself" Billy Idol, seconding Matt's "Train In Vain" The Clash, "Pop Life" Prince, "Pop" NSync (in SA's honor), "Skylines and Turnstiles" My Chemical Romance, "Just Can't Get Enough" Depeche Mode, "Mirror In The Bathroom" The English Beat, "Midnight Show" The Killers, "Interjections!" Schoolhouse Rock (kidding), "Kiss Them For Me" or "Peek-a-Boo" Siouxsie and The Banshees, "C'mon C'mon" The Von Bondies...

To name a few. And, really, I have no horse in this race since I like just about every damn kind of music there is. Just offering some suggestions. If even one of them is on the F2F playlist, I'm happy as can be.

Classic ROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCK!

Oh, and any song Deb requests, 'cause she rocks.