Other Mixes By Rob Conroy
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Children and animals, two by two (2 CDs)
Side A | ||
Artist | Song | |
The Cynics | That's How I Feel | |
The Joe Cuba Sextet | Bang! Bang! | |
The Ruts | In a Rut | |
Operation Ivy | Junkie's Runnin' Dry | |
Warren Zevon | Backs Turned Looking Down the Path | |
Alexis Weissenberg [Claude Debussy] | Suite Bergamasque: 3. Claire de Lune | |
Wooden Shjips | Shrinking Moon for You | |
July | Hallo to Me | |
The Beatles feat. Billy Preston | Dig It [full-length, unedited version] | |
Television | Friction | |
The Imposter | Pills and Soap | |
Super Furry Animals | Demons | |
Robert Wyatt | Just as You Are | |
Lee Hazlewood | I'm Gonna Fly [sans introduction] | |
The Merseys | Sorrow | |
The Band | The Weight | |
Bob Dylan & the Hawks | Ballad of a Thin Man [live in Edinburgh, 5/20/66] | |
Steely Dan | Doctor Wu | |
Side B | ||
Artist | Song | Buy |
Sir Richard Bishop | Mahavidya | |
Flower Travellin' Band | Satori part 2 | |
Van Dyke Parks | Ode to Tobago | |
Jorge Ben | Taj Mahal | |
The Replacements | Shiftless When Idle | |
Boris with Michio Kurihara | You Laughed Like a Water Mark | |
Grinderman | Chain of Flowers | |
Husker Du | First of the Last Calls | |
Joy Division | Ceremony | |
King Crimson | Starless | |
Buffalo Springfield | Four Days Gone | |
Johnny Cash with Joe Strummer | Redemption Song | |
Comment:
Seeing out the old year and ringing in the new with a Double-Disc Monolith (TM) "For the Hell of It" (TM) melange (nodding to both Curtis Burns and French Connection with the use of that word). Thanks to lo-fi for recommending July, the Flower Travellin' Band, and Wooden Shjips. Title by Elvis Costello (a.k.a. The Imposter).Feedback:
Nice closing set on both disks, happy new year, Rob!
i second the doctor wu.
Noah would be proud of this one Rob!
Diggin' this a great deal and very much look forward to the DL. Happy New Year, Rob..
So nice...like the Op Ivy, Television, Husker Du, to name a few.
Love the closing three on disc 1. The last half of disc 2 is also pretty amazing. Thanks for all the tunes this holiday.
Five stars! I love everything on here, especially the Van Dyke Parks track, which is totally up my alley!!!
This looks SO fucking great, as usual, Rob. Looking forward to hearing this. I hope you and yours had an awesome holiday season.
The Cynics, Wooden Shjips, Television, The Beatles, The Merseys, The Band, Bob Dylan & the Hawks, The Replacements, Husker Du and Buffalo Springfield-all great stuff, Rob.
A great way to start the year!
Love everything here.
Love everything here.
Nice to see the Crimson King making a rare appearance...
Great way to end the year with a FTHOI mix full of great tunes both old and new (though there's little of the latter). Hope 2008 is good to you!
The usual muddle of marvellousness. If next year's mixes meet this standard it'll be a very fine 12 months. Love the Ruts, Television,The Imposter and Merseys.
Great picks throughout. I love these FTHOI mixes.
A tres cool melange indeed mon ami (to invoke FC further!)...
Nice opener - always loved Max on that tune. Good stuff all around, especially Lee H, Zevon. Hell, I don't even hate that Steely Dan song.
love Replacements, Husker Du, Joy Division tracks... but lots I'm not too familiar with here. Hope 2008 is a real hoop-dee-loop,humdinger, slam-banger [TM] year for you, Rob. looking forward to this year's crop of mixes.
these two disc monoliths are always mind-bending, rob - love the costello-television-fab four run, the robert wyatt, dylan, 'mats, huskers & joy division especially - another corker
still around, i see the gang is still at it here thankfully, great cynics cut, liking the merseys and debussy
Terrific Rob. Love the first 5 on side 2 especially. Happy New Year mate.
Rob, thanks so much for the support and recognition. You are the shiznit mixer, and this one is a wonderful way to bring in the new year. Hope your 08 is full of good times. Op Ivy, Jorge Ben, "The Weight", Joe Cuba... What more can one hope for?
Wow! Totally in awe here, Rob. Both sides look totally sublime.