The Lowlife Has Lost Its Appeal by SueEW

SueEW

Member Since: 12/5/2000

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Submit Date: 9/15/2001
Format: Cassette
Category: Mixed Genre

The Lowlife Has Lost Its Appeal

Side A
Artist	Song
The Clientele	Saturday

Simon & Garfunkle	I am a Rock

Billy Bragg	Jeanne

Paul Kelly	Before Too Long

Bonnie "Prince" Billy	May It Always Be

The Bee Gees	Exit Stage Right

Cat Power	American Flag

The Whitlams	Thank You (For Loving Me at My Worst)

Trembling Blue Stars	Dark Eyes

Red House Painters	Uncle Joe

Darren Hanlon	Title Fight: Heart V Mind

Autopilot	Tide

The Summer Suns	Thank You Holly

Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
PJ Harvey	Wang Dang Doodle

Johnny Cash	Flushed From the Bathroom of Your Heart

Tim Finn	Underwater Mountain

REM	Perfect Circle

Sodastream	Devil on My Shoulder

Tex Perkins	All You Need is Sleep

Hunters & Collectors	Throw Your Arms Around Me (Live)

Callow	Lessons In Shut Eye

The Only Ones	Another Girl Another Planet

The Delgados	American Trilogy

Mick Thomas & the Sure Thing	The Lonely Goth

Nick Lowe	So It Goes

Comment:

Mix for fellow AoTMr Marty Anderson. I know he likes Aussie/Kiwi stuff, so I included a fair amount, including possibly some he may not know about, such as Autopilot - a Beatles-esque indie pop band from Perth, and Mick Thomas, ex Weddings Parties, Anything, who has toured with Billy Bragg and Darren Hanlon is also a part-time member. The Sodastream track comes from their new album, which came out a week or two ago. Title from "Jeanne".

Feedback:

Rob Conroy
Date: 9/16/2001

Really great stuff... and you even included my favorite song that I don't currently own, "Another Girl, Another Planet".

nite fever
Date: 9/23/2001

Sue does it again - a cool yet exciting mix from the "Multicultural Pollinator" - spreading world music!

Martin Andersen
Date: 9/29/2001

This looks great. I look forward to getting it in the mail.

jaime b
Date: 10/9/2001

i love seeing beautiful sad mixtapes. want to trade tapes sometime?! this is lovely!

nick123
Date: 1/8/2002

best title of a mix i have ever seen! gotta love the smiths!
njf

J.M.
Date: 1/10/2002

This title was actually my "personal quote" in my high school yearbook. (and I cannot for the life of me fathom why...must've though myself SOOOOOOOO debauched back then...) Jean is still one of my favorite Smiths songs.

I knew if I hunted through your mixes I'd come across Cat Power (my current true love...)

Cheers

Sam O'Daniel1
Date: 5/18/2002

Ever click on a mix title you recognise only to be greeted with a lot of artists you've heard of but songs you've not heard? That's what happened here for me. Well, it happens a lot with a lot of mixes I peruse and I just wish I could "Napster" some of these bands/songs to check them out as they reside in great company. Was pleasantly surprised to see B. Bragg's beautifully sung, stunted-ly played "Jeane". Definitely lending to the mood more than the Smifs or Sandie Shaw's versions. (oops, I'm showing off now, aren't I? ;)