ofthaltned
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10/4/2006
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I drank so much tea, I wrote my letters in Kanji
CD | Mixed Genre
All of the Animals, They Tell You Happy Birthday
CD | Alternative - Indie Rock
At the Beat of a City Drum
CD | Alternative - Indie Rock
Stuck in dumb amazement like a dog who's told to levitate
CD | Theme
Where are our winter clothes?
CD | Theme
Submit Date: 10/4/2006
Format: CD
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Mixed Genre
The songs, they seemed so different when they were first sung
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Kaki King
Kewpie Station
Beltline
Welcome, Nostalgia
The Wrens
Rest Your Head
John Vanderslice
Me and My 424
Beulah
What Will You Do When Your Suntan Fades?
Spoon
I Summon You
James Kochalka Superstar
I Orbit You
Mayapple Weather
The World Called Today, They Sounded Pissed
Small Town Boredom
Our Valentine's Day Rebellion
Adam Selzer
A Four Year Glance
J. Tillman
Seven States Across
The Hotel Alexis
OK
The Mountain Goats
Maybe Sprout Wings
Christine Fellows
Vertebrae
Sodastream
Twin Lakes
Sarah Dougher
Bella Abzug
Norfolk & Western
Border Oklahoma (A Gilded Age version)
Thee, Stranded Horse
So Goes the Pulse
Elephant Micah
Hawaii & the Derby Day
Songs: Ohia
Ring the Bell
Jesu
Star
Machinefabriek
Somerset
The Kingsbury Manx
Down With Circumstance
Comment:
Title taken from the Norfolk & Western song included in the mix. A girl I work with asked to be made a mix and this is what I came up with. I'm probably biased, but I really do believe that this sounds more even than it probably looks on paper - the transition between Songs: Ohia and Jesu in particular sounds better than I ever expected it to.
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FoolThemAll
Date:
10/5/2006
Not familiar with a lot of this, but 3-6 looks great. And if 20-21 is the coupling that gets your emphasis, it must be fantastic in comparison. Nice job.
ofthaltned
Date:
10/6/2006
I should maybe clarify that I don't know if that particular coupling works better than the rest, I am just impressed with it because it isn't [i]supposed[/i] to work (the two songs coming from very different styles), yet it does. But thanks for the nice comment!
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