Other Mixes By Orchid
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Through with Buzz
Artist | Song | |
Kim Fowley Jr. | Bad News From The Underworld (excerpt) | |
Cristina | What's A Girl To Do | |
Darius | Shades of Blue | |
Pure Essence | Third Rock | |
Jennifer Lara | I Am In Love | |
Flairs | Truckers Delight | |
Gary Atkinson | Wanderin' Soul | |
Joubert Singers | Stand On The Word | |
Guitar Red | Hard Times | |
Vivian Stanshall | Yelp, Bellow, Rasp et Cetera | |
Bobby Caldwell | You Belong To Me | |
Nesrin Sipahi | Sensiz de Yasanirmis | |
Vainica Doble | Caramelo De Limon | |
Daughters of Albion | Well Wired | |
Marius Cultier | Missie Sirop | |
Mose Allison | I'm Not Talking | |
Monsieur | Have You Smoked Gauloise? | |
Ringo Starr | Wings | |
Alceu Valenca & Geraldo Azevedo | Mister Misterio | |
Asa Chang & Junray | Hana | |
American Spring | Fallin' In Love | |
ZNR | Solo Un Dia | |
Brian Green & Saul Nathan | Indian Dream | |
Eileen Romey | Live and Learn | |
Comment:
It's sayonara to opiates, designer jeans, butterscotch candy...and a few other things. Starting January 1st*. Till then I'm rockin' my sass & bides here in the Miami airport waiting for a TACA flight to San Salvador with nothing for kicks but Lawrence's Rainbow, assorted dum-dums and wireless internet. So I thought I'd post this mix of recent favorites. Enjoy & happy new year to everyone, especially tornadoZ.*20111. Son of Frankenstein, 1981
2. Sleep It Off, 1984
3. Darius, 1968
4. Chrome Children, 1976 [Chillicothe, Ohio]
5. Studio One Women 1981 [Jamaica]
6. 7" , 2006 [Staines, Middlesex, UK, population: 90,000]
7. 45 Kings, 1981
8. Recorded live in the First Baptist Church in Crown Heights, New York City in 1982
9. 1976 [Chicago] label: Mod Art
10. Men Opening Umbrellas Ahead, 1974 [UK]
11. Carry On, 1982 [born in Manhattan, legend in Japan]
12. Bak Bir Varmis Bir Yokmus, 1971 [Turkey]
13. Vainica Doble, 1971 [Spain]
14. Daughters of Albion, 1969
15. Ouelele...Souskai, 1975 [West Indies]
16. Word From Mose Allison, 1964
17. Totally Wired Vol. 2
18. Ringo the 4th, 1977
19. Alceu Valenca & Geraldo Azevedo , 1972 [Brasil]
20. Jun Ray Song Chang, 2002 [Japan]
21. American Spring, 1972
22. Barricade 3, 1975 [France]
23. The Cream of the Bosworth Library Sessions
24. Eileen Romey Sings, 1967

Feedback:
Jesus, this is good. I have no idea what to make of your commentary, but I'm enjoying the music...
glad to see Kit Kats didn't make it on your sayonara list. Orchid, these mixes of yours have brought nothing butt whole pleasures into my life throughout this past year. favorites on this one include Pure Essence, American Spring, Eileen Romey, Flairs, your fishnets, Neserin Sipahi, Vainica Doble - and especially that crazy/beautiful Asa Chang & Junray song. all the best to you in 2007, my dear - or in 2011, whichever happens first.
Impressive and eclectic as always; I particularly enjoyed the Asa Chang & Junray, the Joubert Singers (praise be!) and the 'Yelp, Bellow' which is wonderfully weird. The Flairs track is also excellent - and this comes from dreary, suburban Staines? Really?Happy new year and keep up the not giving up not giving up... your list of resolutions beats all that yawnsome 'fitter, happier, more productive' stuff anyway.
Marvellous especially 21 and the notes, even though, like Mr C, I actually have no idea what you're talking about.
It's important to ease into life-altering behavioral modifications, in the mean-time, brilliant stuff here (as we hace come to expect and enjoy.)
Just got my computer back, so I haven't had a chance to do the DL thing, but this looks like another fabulous award-winning Orchid mix. Special recognition for the American Spring, Vainica Doble and the Daughter of Albion. Hope you have a happy new year!
Thankyou for so many musical delights dicovered through your mixes in '06 Lucie. I imagine this contains just as much wonder. Have a great new year :)
I don't like to shoot off comments about music I don't know, but thanks to your generous download-linking I now DO know that this one gives me a buzz - the whole thing really from odd Fowley to fine Romey, including the odd yelp, bellow, rasp, etc., but my PEAK experience in this set is probably the stretch from Vainica through Mose, right there in the middle.
I also got a big kick out of "What's a Girl to Do?" -- (a question I'd say you've pretty well answered with this mix). Very very enjoyable - thanks!
I also got a big kick out of "What's a Girl to Do?" -- (a question I'd say you've pretty well answered with this mix). Very very enjoyable - thanks!
You get sexier by the minute and I for one am glad you are jetting off into the blue yonder because each time i see your name I feel ready to implode. Let those foreign chaps suffer for a while. Happy New Year!
Wicked mix. Gave it a listen last week was loving the whole thing.