Other Mixes By avocado rabbit
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Cold Feet (Run Run Runaway)
| Artist | Song | |
| Paul Simon |
50 Ways To Leave Your Lover 
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| Nelly Furtado | I'm Like A Bird | |
| Bon Jovi | Runaway | |
| Fleetwood Mac | Go Your Own Way | |
| Journey | Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) | |
| The Commondores | Easy | |
| Norah Jones | Cold Cold Heart | |
| Oingo Boingo | Goodbye Goodbye | |
| Hall & Oates | She's Gone | |
| The Go-Go's | Vacation | |
| Elton John | Goodbye Yellow Brick Road | |
| Billy Joel | Movin' Out (Anthony's Song) | |
| Bad Religion | A Walk | |
| Phil Collins | Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now) | |
| Toto | I Won't Hold You Back | |
| Everything But The Girl | Missing | |
| Earl Thomas Conley | Can't Win For Losing You | |
Comment:
For the committment phobic of both sexes ... those to whom cold feet means much more than poor circulation or trudging along a snow-covered path in the winter. Yes, I realize this mix contains songs by Phil Collins and other undesirables to the music cognoscenti, but these fit the mix and I like hearing them once in a while anyway.To win a copy of the mix answer the quiz. Which three musicians have been with Toto from the start (1976) to the supposedly final show (2008)?
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from the title, i thought i was going to see some del shannon on here. fun concept though, for sure.
No need to apologize for Phil Collins!
Don't apologize for Phil Collins - heck, I put John Denver on most of my mixes. As for the quiz, I wish I could answer. A couple of the Porcaros, but not the one who died. (That's not a very good answer, or a complete one.)
RE natalyesaurus' comment:
Personally, I was expecting to see Slade based on that title. Ha, ha, ha!)
Quite an interesting collection you've got! And personally, I could care less about the cognoscenti myself. Y'know, what really drives 'em crazy is when you mix their favorites with their least favorites - because then, if the mix actually works, then they would have to re-think their whole approach! :-) :-) :)
Personal favorite here: Journey's <i<Separate Ways (Worlds Apart). (Just used it myself quite recently, in fact!)
Personally, I was expecting to see Slade based on that title. Ha, ha, ha!)
Quite an interesting collection you've got! And personally, I could care less about the cognoscenti myself. Y'know, what really drives 'em crazy is when you mix their favorites with their least favorites - because then, if the mix actually works, then they would have to re-think their whole approach! :-) :-) :)
Personal favorite here: Journey's <i<Separate Ways (Worlds Apart). (Just used it myself quite recently, in fact!)
RE natalyesaurus' comment:
Personally, I was expecting to see Slade based on that title. (Ha, ha, ha!)
Quite an interesting collection you've got! And personally, I could care less about the cognoscenti myself. Y'know, what really drives 'em crazy is when you mix their favorites with their least favorites - because then, if the mix actually works, then they would have to re-think their whole approach! :-) :-) :)
Personal favorite here: Journey's <Separate Ways (Worlds Apart). (Just used it myself quite recently, in fact!)
Personally, I was expecting to see Slade based on that title. (Ha, ha, ha!)
Quite an interesting collection you've got! And personally, I could care less about the cognoscenti myself. Y'know, what really drives 'em crazy is when you mix their favorites with their least favorites - because then, if the mix actually works, then they would have to re-think their whole approach! :-) :-) :)
Personal favorite here: Journey's <Separate Ways (Worlds Apart). (Just used it myself quite recently, in fact!)
RE natalyesaurus' comment:
Personally, I was expecting to see Slade based on that title. (Ha, ha, ha!)
Quite an interesting collection you've got! And personally, I could care less about the cognoscenti myself. Y'know, what really drives 'em crazy is when you mix their favorites with their least favorites - because then, if the mix actually works, then they would have to re-think their whole approach! :-) :-) :)
Personal favorite here: Journey's Separate Ways (Worlds Apart). (Just used it myself quite recently, in fact!)
(Except why the heck won't that title show up in the text?!) :-( :-( :-( Oh well, if this next effort fails, feel free to delete my previous comments...)
Personally, I was expecting to see Slade based on that title. (Ha, ha, ha!)
Quite an interesting collection you've got! And personally, I could care less about the cognoscenti myself. Y'know, what really drives 'em crazy is when you mix their favorites with their least favorites - because then, if the mix actually works, then they would have to re-think their whole approach! :-) :-) :)
Personal favorite here: Journey's Separate Ways (Worlds Apart). (Just used it myself quite recently, in fact!)
(Except why the heck won't that title show up in the text?!) :-( :-( :-( Oh well, if this next effort fails, feel free to delete my previous comments...)
this is great...
(I have to admit I would have been tempted to use the Postal Service's cover of Against All Odds, am lame that way)Nice job on the cover too!
(I have to admit I would have been tempted to use the Postal Service's cover of Against All Odds, am lame that way)Nice job on the cover too!
Great Mix as always, what else to expect from our fellow mixer avocado rabbit. About the Toto-musicians, well it's David Paich and Steve Lukather. The third one I'd guess is Bobby Kimball... although I think he took a break from the band in the 80's and 90's...
Lookout1977 has a winner in the quiz.