Other Mixes By The Mutual Appreciation Society
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it's all hopeless, but it's not serious
Comment:
Going through a break-up is never easy, neither for the leaver nor the left-behind. And who cannot relate from first-hand experience? But in the words of the poet, Ms. Browning: "I would rather experience a hopeless love than a passionless love." In other words, it is better to have loved and lost as long as you loved (and were loved) well.
This is the first of two alt-dj mixes from natalyesaurus and avocado rabbit. Natalye is not big on capital letters as you can see above, and her mixing partner wants to cheer her up.
But of course there is a quiz: Which band in this mix is led by a husband and wife who have split up?
Feedback:
Browning was an incredible poet. I absolutely love (with capital letters) that Beck track. And Loudon!
Is this title something like Desperate, But Not Serious? This playlist certainly has no capital letters, but has plenty of capital artists and is put together by two capital mixers. Long-stemmed red roses to both of you!
Really like this! Glad to see Bob Mould and Amy Rigby. And, yeah...love that Beck track.
Nat has that influence, great mix, you two
i only know a few tracks on this one, but the song titles alone paint a vivid picture. . . great job!!
love the art on this one. ohhh and no one has guessed re: sam & janet?!
The thought that has gone into this mix is great. Is the answer to the quiz Quasi (Sam Coombs and Janet Weiss)?