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Theme
12/30/2003
It's not exactly summertime here in Southern California, but I didn't want to wait until June to post the latest Pet Soundalikes. Like the first two PS mixes, this is a collection of songs by artists w …
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Mixed Genre
11/20/2003
The latest installment of the girlie pop series brings us 40 years of "typical" female acts, presented in convenient alphabetical order. I did my best to make this an all-women affair, but a few guys c …
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10/29/2003
With the Halloween deadline quickly approaching (as well as some prodding by an anonymous AOTMer), I finally got around to posting my Frankenstein mix. Like some of the others, it only exists on paper. …
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10/14/2003
Another mix made for Aussie Lucas Mayhew, in exchange for his "It's Time to Take Out Your Earplugs" mix, posted earlier today. He requested a "soundtrack to the impending summer," so this is what I cam …
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9/28/2003
Another Old McDonald mix whipped up for my old friend Gerry, who I haven't traded with in ages. We're long overdue! Knowing Gerry, he's probably already familiar with all of this -- some of these songs …
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Theme - Cover Songs
8/26/2003
Awhile back I suggested to resident Beatles cover expert Eric Schmuckler that he compile a collection of females singing Fab Four songs. Eric didn't have much interest in the idea, so I've taken the op …
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7/30/2003
A collection of mostly obscure (but great) bubblegum songs recorded in the late 60s/early 70s, when the genre was at its peak. I think you'll notice the one exception. Sean Lally and Popkulcher already …
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7/2/2003
A mix made for my old AOTM pal Kathryn Hudson, who requested a sunshine pop mix in exchange for her fantastic English Eccentrics mix. Almost all of the above was released in the late 1960s/early 70s, a …
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6/11/2003
A mix made for Jamie in exchange for his excellent electro clash mix. I looked at his previous mixes and his profile statement to get an idea what would float his boat. It starts out kind of punky, goe …
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