I Had Called To See What Song You Liked by SueEW

SueEW

Member Since: 12/5/2000

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Submit Date: 1/4/2002
Format: Cassette
Category: Mixed Genre

I Had Called To See What Song You Liked

Side A
Artist	Song
Belle and Sebastian	Mary Jo

Montage	Grand Pianist

Red House Painters	Mistress (piano version)

Teenage Fanclub	Dumb Dumb Dumb

Sodastream	Send My Love To Those Who Deserve It

Darren Hanlon	Falling Aeroplanes

The Beach Boys	You Still Believe In Me

The Go-Betweens	Cattle and Cane

Bob Dylan	Mr. Tambourine Man

Mick Thomas & the Sure Thing	For a Short Time (Live in Beijing)

The Lucksmiths	Self Preservation

Mark Eitzel	Can You See

Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Mojave 3	Candle Song

Neil Finn & Friends	There is a Light that Never Goes Out

Tindersticks	Can We Start Again?

The Flaming Lips	Waitin' For a Superman

The Ladybug Transistor	Rushes of Pure Spring

Low	Lazy

Gene Clark	Echoes

Billy Bragg	The Price I Pay

Thermos Cardy	Come To Where the Flavour Is

Bashful	Ghost

Neil Young	Unknown Legend

Glen Campbell	Galveston

Comment:

Tape for Calum in New Zealand. He wanted to hear 60s pop and more. So I included a few 60s pop bands, like Montage and the Beach Boys. This tape includes the debut song of Perth band Bashful, featuring the multi-talented Kim Williams. The debut album has not been released yet, but the song "ghost" was played on local station RTR-fm, from which it was taken and put onto this tape. (Kim, I hope you don't mind me using the song - it sounds great, and it needs to be heard outside of Perth!). Thanks to Rob Conroy and James Roberts, for the Flaming Lips and Ladybug Transistor tracks, respectively. Title courtesy of Sodastream, who I had the pleasure of seeing live 2 weeks ago.

Feedback:

Rosie
Date: 1/4/2002

self preservation is one of the best luckies songs ever...love it love it love it.

Rob Conroy
Date: 1/4/2002

Lovely, lovely, lovely, lovely... et. al. into infinity.

Fundak
Date: 1/4/2002

this is very nice, and cuts into some of the stuff i was thinking about sending calum...

fritz
Date: 1/4/2002

i think what rob means is etcetera, but you get the idea.

Moe
Date: 1/4/2002

This mix is slammin'. Australia has been good to you. Am I correct in assuming the Neil Finn & Friends song is a Smiths' cover?

thesecretchord
Date: 1/4/2002

"Waitin' For a Superman" seems to make it on to most of my mixes. I love that song. I saw Patty Griffen a while ago and she played a great version of it.

teapin
Date: 1/4/2002

yummy

SueEW
Date: 1/4/2002

Brandt: I guess we must think alike! Ion: Yes, it is a Smiffs cover, from Neil's decent new live release, which hubby got for xmas.

alexo
Date: 1/5/2002

this is very lovely and hey if you can't send things to Calum anymore send them to me ehh! oh that was shameless and desperate.

Martin Andersen
Date: 1/5/2002

This is great, Sue. I'm thinking of ordering some Sodastream from the Candle site--any suggestions for first purchases?