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6/17/2003
Yeah I could say it's just a bunch of weird songs put together on CD for your listening enjoyment, but you must remember, CDs have a life of it's own. Any this baby has it's own religion, it's spawning …
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5/8/2003
Sometimes we shouldn't take music so seriously. There's times when we should sit back and just laugh at ourselfs with some silly, good music. This mix does that. The opening track I took off the Al Ada …
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4/18/2003
The mother of all sequels. This one follows my "From the Gates Of K-Tel" mix. I always loved he old K-Tel and Ronco compliations albums, and I always loved the cuts you hardly remember and never hear a …
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4/16/2003
A mix that's all around the place. Halfly inspired by Hunter S. Thompson, but just mostly some great tunage from artists you don't hear all the time. The unsung heros who don't get the credit they dese …
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4/8/2003
Ahhh! A damn fine collection of good ol' tunes if I don't mind saying so myself. I reached back in my old archives and digged for some obscure hits and just overall "cool" tunes. This was one of the fu …
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4/7/2003
This was probably the funnest and most enjoyable mix for me to make. When I was younger I thought it would be cool just to have a drug addiction so I could relate to more music i listened too. It sound …
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4/4/2003
Ah youth! Back in the ole days radio rocked, and it didn't play the same old stuff constantly (hint to the folks at ClearChannel). And Cleveland radio wasn't any different. Stations like WMMS was the k …
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4/1/2003
Tunes we used to rock to when we were younger and wanted to freak out the squares on a Friday night. Mostly just generic rock tunes, that were mandatory listening when driving around (usually drunk) wh …
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4/1/2003
There's tons of great old Motown Soul that sometimes we don't bother to seek out. Here's a compliation of folks who were very essential to the starting and success of Motown, most of these were singles …
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