Member Since:
6/7/2004
Total Mixes:
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The Elected
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Not Going Home
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from Sun, Sun, Sun
(2006)
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Tiny Vipers
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Dreamer
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from Life On Earth
(2009)
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Beat Happening
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Fortune Cookie Prize
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from Dreamy
(2007)
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Velocity Girl
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Sorry Again
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from ¡Simpatico!
(1994)
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Grand Archives
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Witchy Park/Tomorrow Will (Take Care of Itself)
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from Keep In Mind Frankenstein
(2009)
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Eric Matthews
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Fanfare
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from It's Heavy in Here
(1995)
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The Spinanes
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Winter on Ice
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from Strand
(1996)
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Radio Birdman
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Burn My Eye '78
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from The Essential Radio Birdman (1974-1978)
(2001)
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Supersuckers
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Born With a Tail
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from The Sacrilicious Sounds of the Supersuckers
(1995)
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Comets On Fire
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Dogwood Rust
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from This Delicious - Terminal Sales, Vol. 2
(2006)
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Foals
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Cassius
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from Antidotes (Bonus Track Version)
(2008)
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The Afghan Whigs
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Rebirth of the Cool
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from Uptown Avondale - EP
(1999)
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Holopaw
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Hoover
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from Holopaw
(2003)
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The Pernice Brothers
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Clear Spot
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from Overcome by Happiness
(1998)
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The Baptist Generals
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Going Back Song
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from No Silver/No Gold
(2003)
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Kinski
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Child Had to Catch a Train
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from Down Below It's Chaos
(2007)
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Wolf Eyes
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The Driller
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from Human Animal
(2006)
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Codeine
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Loss Leader
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from The White Birch
(1994)
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Damon & Naomi
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The New Historicism
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from The Wondrous World of Damon & Naomi
(1995)
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Six Finger Satellite
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Coke and Mirrors
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from Paranormalized
(1996)
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No Age
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You're a Target
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from Losing Feeling EP
(2009)
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Zumpano
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The Sylvia Hotel
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from Goin' Through Changes
(1996)
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Pond
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Sideroad
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from The Practice of Joy Before Death
(1995)
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Earth
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Coda Maestoso in F Flat Minor
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from Pentastar - In the Style of Demons
(1996)
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5ive Style
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Deep Marsh
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from 5ive Style
(2003)
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Comment:
Sub Pop was at the ground floor of grunge when it conquered the charts and swallowed pop culture whole, becoming so big that [i]Vogue[/i] magazine ran a flannel-centric spread of lumberjack couture at the tail end of 1992. Needless to say, the Seattle-based label could've chased the almighty dollar, flooding the market with a steady supply of Nirvana clones. Instead, its staff has followed nothing but their ears and hearts for more than two decades, which is good for them . . . and even better for us, seeing as we're the recipients of a seemingly endless procession of circuit-bending noise cadets (Wolf Eyes), patient, plodding magma-metal (Earth), amp-frying guitar rock (Comets On Fire), and one of the loudest bands in the history of indie rock (Six Finger Satellite, from whose ashes rose dance-punk stalwart the Juan Maclean).
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