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Your Choice: What Future Do You Want?
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Sixto Rodrfguez | This is Not a Song, It's an Outburst (Establishment Blues) (1970) | |
| Barry Mcguire | Eve of Destruction (1965 #1) | |
| James McMurtry | Cheney's Toy (2008) | |
| The Thrills | You Can't Fool Old Frie nds With Limousines (2004) | |
| George Baker Sel ection | Paloma Blanca (1975) | |
| F=sforo | Cumbia de Obama (2008) | |
| Timmy Thomas | Why Can't We Live Together (1973, #3) | |
| Patti Smith | People Have the Power (1988) | |
| Extreme | When I'm President (1990) | |
| Rusty Warren | Rusty for President (1961) | |
| Dave Brubeck (with Louis Armstrong) | The Real Ambassador (1961) | |
| Randy Newman | Mr. President (Have Pity On The Working Man) (1974) | |
| Rich ard Thompson | Dad's Gonna Kil l Me (2007) | |
| Todd Snider | Conservative Right-Wing Republican Males (2004) | |
| Tower of Power | Only So Much Oil In the Ground (1975) | |
| The Impressions | This Is My Country (1968) | |
| Solomon Burke | None of Us Are Free (1974) | |
| Billy Preston | Little Black Boys and Girls (2002) | |
| Jewel | Stand (2003) | |
| Stevie Wonder | Heaven Help Us All (1970, #9) | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| Roy Harper | The Monster (2000) | |
| Bob Dylan | The Times They Are A-Changin' (1964) | |
| John Prine | Your Flag Decal Won't Get You into Heaven Anymore (1971) | |
| Kris Kristofferson | In The News (2006) | |
| The Les Humphries Singers | Love One Another (1973) | |
| Jim Boggia | Live The Proof (2005) | |
| The Isley Brothers | Fight the Power (parts 1 & 2) (1975, #4) | |
| Merry Clayton | Gimme Shelter (2001) | |
| The Moody Blues | Question (1970, #21) | |
| Electric Light Orchestra | New World Rising (1974) | |
| Tish Hinojosa | Yesterday's Paper (1994) | |
| Marvin Gaye | What's Going On (Original Detroit Mix) (1971 #2) | |
| Nina Simone | To Be Young, Gifted and Black (1970 #76) | |
| Bob Marley | Them Belly Full (But We Hungry) (Live in London, 1975) | |
| Paula Webb | Please, Mr. President (1975 #60) | |
| Rodney Crowell | The Rise and Fall of Intelligent Design (2008) | |
| Jefferson Airplane | Volunteers (1969 #65) | |
| The Lovin' Spoonful | Revelation: Revolution '69 (1968) | |
| Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros | Redemption Song (2003) | |
| Tom Waits | Chocolate Jesus (1999) | |
Comment:
This mix was the creation of a collaborative effort by doowad, avocado rabbit, RetroJoe, G-Sphere & tornadoZ, forming a Political Roundta ble. Each member was responsible for four songs per disk. And while we wear our political affiliation on our sleeves, the most important thing you can do is vote on Tuesday.Here are questions for two of you to win a copy of the mix with excellent cover art by the incomparable Mr. Rabbit.
#1 Guess which mixer or mixers submitted the first track on each disc.
#2 Guess which mixer or mixers submitted the last track on each disc. Hint: We were a little creative in our sequencing so the same 1-2-3-4-5 was not necessarily respected throughout each disc.
Single MP3s of Disk 1
Continuous Version of Disk 1
Single MP3s of Disk 2
Continuous Version of Disk 2
Feedback:
Too tempting to resist guessing!
Disk 1, track 1, Doowad,
Disk 2, track 1, RetroJoe.
Disk 1, track 20, Avocado Rabbit.
Disk 2, track 20, Doowad.
Whatever the answers are, you all made an eminently elect-able mix.
How about MotW for this?
Disk 1, track 1, Doowad,
Disk 2, track 1, RetroJoe.
Disk 1, track 20, Avocado Rabbit.
Disk 2, track 20, Doowad.
Whatever the answers are, you all made an eminently elect-able mix.
How about MotW for this?
Is there really a choice?, I'm a Swede you know and find it hard to see a point with McCain, but what do I know
What, no Dixie Chicks? How am I supposed to guess where youstand politically? I have nooo idea... I know a few songs that would fit well in here though.
Here are both my contributions to this mix, because this is a democracy and I deserve a vote, right? Heh heh heh...
Over the Rhine - If A Song Could Be President
and
Randy Newman - Political Science
Anyway, great job, fellows. Very cool and pointy mix!
Over the Rhine - If A Song Could Be President
and
Randy Newman - Political Science
Anyway, great job, fellows. Very cool and pointy mix!
Closing with "Chocolate Jesus" is brilliant, this sort of blew my mind. Good lord.
If it really is my constitutional right to suggest additional songs (it says so in the previous comment, so it must be true): "Failed Christian" by Nick Lowe.
I pull the lever for five stars to this mix.
If it really is my constitutional right to suggest additional songs (it says so in the previous comment, so it must be true): "Failed Christian" by Nick Lowe.
I pull the lever for five stars to this mix.
Simply fantastic, guys! And yeah, what Yaminon said, re: Chocolate Jesus.
if this doesn't inspire you to go out & vote, i dunno what will
Congrats to all contributors on this fabulous concoction.
Just listened to an hour long Election news special on BBC Radio. I imagine it's a very exciting day in the US of A. And this is a very exciting mix. MotW hands down..
kewl, VOTA POR DOOWAD!!!!!
that was from doowadette FYI, im just to lazy to log u out! rar
People have the power!that is a great song,man!
I live in Indiana, and we were one of the two states to watch to get a feel for which direction the rest of the nation was about to go... and then we weren't, and the count was close. Recently, a McCain supporter was interviewed in our local (South B3nd Tribune) paper, and he said that while this was not his choice, he will support our new president fully. Hopefully, we will see more of that.
Mix of the week right here. Appropriately joyous and enlightened.
This a fantastic compilation...Thanks to every one of you for making this so good...Bravo!