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Mixed Genre
11/7/2001
One from vaults opens with Negativland's banned desecration, into some then-modern pop and shinier 60s stuff, into Vegas'n'sleaze (Frank's greasiest performance ever!), ending on a pompously atonal not …
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Mixed Genre
10/18/2001
Okay, so this time we start with the inevitable Beatles-Stones-Who-Zeppelin parlay, except backwards, go off on a Chuck Berry tangent (Happy 75th, Chuck), into some no wave that edges into Braziliana t …
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Single Artist
8/1/2001
Made for my friend TK, a late-blooming Troggs convert, this comprises almost all of the vinyl double 'Vintage Years' on Sire (with some egregious ballads excised plus later work including three trax fr …
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Theme - Cover Songs
7/23/2001
Admittedly, collecting covers is kinda dorky, and I think my avidity has something to do with alienation from the musical scene. Much here will be quickly recognizable to tribute disc devotees, though …
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Blues - Classic Blues
2/20/2001
The title says it all, from N'awlins soul queens to Atlantic R&B stars to obscure Northern Soul stompers to Motown to Brill Building popsters to smoky Detroit and Chess soul. Dare you to listen to this …
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Theme - Cover Songs
11/26/2000
I've been saving up Beatles covers for the ultimate tape for many years (and costing many, many dollars). Having received some kickass Beatles covers tapes from my trading pal Don K., I decided to retu …
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Mixed Genre
11/13/2000
The usual all-points-bulletin for my friend Steve's birthday tape (only 8 months late). After the Bonzos map out the field, some '70s soundtrack stuff leads into a Latin trilogy, a coupla Frenchies (Al …
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Single Artist
9/18/2000
So i was going to make another Beatles tape for the kids to take on vacation, continuing our history lessons from 'the white album,' and 'sgt. pepper.' figured it was time to do the early stuff (withou …
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Single Artist
7/29/2000
The most coherent argument I can make that the Prefab Four were no joke. Far from it -- the cream of pop songwriting talent was at their disposal, and when they took control circa 'Headquarters' they w …
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