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Single Artist
7/20/2007
Hot on the heels of volumes one and two comes our third and final volume tracing the evolution of one of America's finest and most significant bands. Here we find the relevance and innovation of the ba …
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Single Artist
7/18/2007
While Volume One of this 3-disc collection may be a non-stop barrage of early 60's hits, this one captures what I believe to be the band's finest hour, some of the most remarkable music of the decade ( …
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Single Artist
7/17/2007
Tracklist, continued: 31. Help Me, Rhonda 32. Girl Don't Tell Me 33. California Girls 34. Then I Kissed Her 35. You're So Good To Me 36. Let Him Run Wild 37. Barbara Ann Having finally completed my col …
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Mixed Genre
7/14/2007
Semi-random mix, though took more time to select tracks matching my mood than is usually the case. Light and fluffy, but not entirely lacking in substance. Needing some new tunes on my end, so consider …
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Jazz - Avant-Garde Jazz
7/7/2007
Yes, the long-awaited, newly expanded 2-cd version... because, really, one disc just doesn't cut it. Guilty pleasure? I suppose, at least some of it. But show me someone who didn't go through a high sc …
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Single Artist
7/4/2007
A quickly-cobbled-together ode to one of the unsung power pop bands of the past decade. Got turned on to 'em after picking up the eponymous debut of Future Clouds & Radar, my favorite release of 2007 - …
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Single Artist
7/1/2007
One of the first cdr mixes I made shortly after buying a cd burner way back when, finally getting the 2-cd deluxe treatment they deserve... Undeniably one of the finest alt.pop bands of the 90's. Thoug …
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Alternative - Indie Rock
6/30/2007
Sometimes you need it tight, polished, glistening like the sun... ...and sometimes... Slack ...if you feel it, you know it... let out the slack...
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Theme - Narrative
6/11/2007
The fourth in an occasional series of imaginary soundtracks to unmade independent films -- in other words, guided more by mood and ambience and flow than for song selection per se. Though Volume 1 was …
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