tjarrett
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1/16/2003
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the unapologetic liberal psychosis blues (1991)
Cassette | Alternative - College Rock
something other than regret
Playlist | Mixed Genre
An attic space overgrown
Playlist | Alternative - College Rock
Freudian Dreams: Gold from Gomi (fall 1989)
Playlist | Mixed Genre
the business
MP3 Playlist | Mixed Genre
Submit Date: 12/10/2004
Format: CD
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Mixed Genre
once I was dug up, I was sinking
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Mark Eitzel
The Boy with the Hammer
My Morning Jacket
O Is The One That Is Real
Mission of Burma
The Setup
U2
Crumbs From Your Table
Sonic Youth
The Sprawl
PJ Harvey
You Come Through
Radiohead
Gagging Order
Gastr Del Sol
The Relay
U2
11 O'Clock Tick Tock (original single version)
Joy Division
Disorder
Death Cab for Cutie
A Lack of Color
PJ Harvey
The Desperate Kingdom of Love
Elliott Smith
Pretty (Ugly Before)
Sun Kil Moon
Duk Koo Kim
Ted Leo/Pharmacists
Bridges, Squares
Richard Buckner
Once
Comment:
I don't know what it says about me that all these songs are stuck in my head. Probably not good.
For me this mix is about looking into the depths of the soul and taking responsibilty for what you find there.
I tried to be careful about sequencing here, and there is a definite progression both in key and in mood throughout the mix. I wanted to use "My Body May Die" by Pulp with the Swingle Sisters instead of the Joy Division song, but I only had a 64K recording of it and it sounded lousy.
Most of the songs are self explanatory. I had "Pretty (Ugly Before)" on a 7" before Elliott Smith died, and thought it was a beautiful song; still do. The Gastr track has been trying to get onto one of my mixes for about 7 years. I'm glad I finally found one with enough space between its bones for it to climb aboard. Likewise "The Sprawl", which picks up from the lyrical theme of the U2 track right before it and the pace of the Mission of Burma track and winds it out to a sunburnt infinity. The Radiohead track is a b-side from the "Hail to the Thief" album and is well worth checking out.
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laura.witkowski
Date:
12/10/2004
Very nice job. You obviously put a lot of thought into your mixes.
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