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Mixed Genre
8/1/2003
Done for the hell of it. Not much to say about it, other than some of the odder transitions here (most notably Radiohead to Little Richard) work much better than you think they would. Thanks to Sean fo …
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Single Artist
7/18/2003
The second artist to be featured in my informally planned "soul greats" series is a real favorite of mine, primarily (as can be seen by my track listing) for his yearning soul ballads. If/when I actual …
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Single Artist
6/30/2003
80 minutes of Mr. Gillespie, with much of this material being provided to me by p the swede (I've owned just about all of their stuff at one time or another, but have since traded much of it, so he was …
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Single Artist
6/26/2003
This has been a long, a long time coming... my favorite 80 minutes from one of my favorite vocalists of all-time, culled from the four-disc RCA box set, the single-disc ABKCO collection and the three-d …
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Mixed Genre
6/12/2003
For Jen, more or less, although there's not really a "theme" here... just a bunch of songs that have been in heavy airplay around our house. I'm not really sure what to think of this one. It starts off …
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Single Artist
6/2/2003
80 minutes of the woman who should be incredibly wealthy due to the royalties owed to her by the likes of Tori Amos and Fiona Apple (neither of whom, it has to be said, can even be mentioned in the sam …
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Single Artist
5/29/2003
80 great minutes of a criminally underrated band that pioneered both the Chicago-indie sound and the burgeoning alt-country sound from the late 80's until (at least) 1996. I really wish I had copied th …
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Single Artist
5/21/2003
For Steve Mossholder, based upon an offhanded remark that he made on my mix that I posted earlier today. I'm surprised I had not done one of these until now. 78 minutes of an artist that I've really on …
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Mixed Genre
5/21/2003
At long last, my computer is fixed and I had the luxury of doing a mixed-genre mix just for me, Me, ME!!! (Although, in all honesty, the unconsciously-themed "lost love" subject matter of most of the t …
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