Other Mixes By Patrin
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Thunder Express: Cars That Go Boom Mk II
Artist | Song | |
Primal Scream | Kowalski | |
MC5 | Thunder Express | |
Radio Birdman | 455 SD | |
Beachbuggy | Firebird Special | |
Buzzcocks | Fast Cars | |
Cake | Stickshifts and Safetybelts | |
Jackie Brenston & the Delta Kings | Rocket 88 | |
Johnny Cash | One Piece At A Time | |
Beck | Put It In Neutral | |
Ween | El Camino | |
The 145s | Volvo Hatchback | |
Led Zeppelin | Trampled Underfoot | |
Jamiroquai | Travelling Without Moving | |
Sir Mix-A-Lot | Testarossa | |
DJ Shadow | Mashin' On the Motorway | |
Kid Koala | Fender Bender | |
Serge Gainsbourg feat. Mike Patton | Ford Mustang | |
Lalo Schifrin | Shifting Gears | |
David Bowie | Always Crashing In the Same Car | |
William de Vaughn | Be Thankful For What You've Got | |
Comment:
Because there's just too many great car songs out there to fill just one volume (or even two -- next volume I definitely gotta get some of that "Jesus Built My Hotrod" and "Little Red Corvette" action goin'). Not as many make and model-specific songs this time, but there's a wider variety of styles (and points of view -- see the Buzzcocks). I also slipped in Lalo Schifrin's bit from the "Bullitt" score that accompanied the Greatest Movie Car Chase Ever, just for kicks.Feedback:
You "cover a lot of ground" here....ggod job! (I can't remember the last time I heard many of these...."Testarossa","Fast Cars", and "Thunder Express".....love the Scream opener!)
WHAT NO CARS BY GARY NEWMAN
Car songs - always great - and "Fender Bender", v. nice choice.
great stuff!
"...I was going round and round, the hotel garage; must have been touching close to 94."
Great follow up! With #3 you'll have a fleet of Car mixes...!
Great follow up! With #3 you'll have a fleet of Car mixes...!
two mo.
" all my friends dig the lowrider. " and ms grace jones's wonderful entendre " pull up to the bumper, in your long black limosine." the closest disco ever got to the blues.
" all my friends dig the lowrider. " and ms grace jones's wonderful entendre " pull up to the bumper, in your long black limosine." the closest disco ever got to the blues.
"HOT CARS" by the ANGRY SAMOANS! whatever, some neat stuffs heah.
Rocket 88. The "first" rock 'n roll song... seems perfectly fitting. Once again, excellent choices here.