Other Mixes By dana123
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Mixed Genre
the sitting alone in a dim room with camel lights and spicy water cliche break up collection
Artist | Song | |
Moldy Peaches | Nothing Came Out | |
Damien Jurado | Honey Baby | |
Wilco/Billy Bragg | Do You Remember the Mountain Bed | |
Bonnie Prince Billy | A King At Night | |
Low | Dinosaur Act | |
Alejandro Escovedo | I Don't Need You | |
Dump | How Come You Don't Call Me? (Prince cover) | |
Hope Sandoval | On The Low | |
Gram Parsons | Cry One More Time | |
Neutral Milk Hotel | Oh, Comely | |
Azure Ray | Displaced | |
Sigur Ros | Svefn-g-englar | |
Ryan Adams | Touch, Feel, and Lose | |
Built to Spill | Cortez the Killer (N. Young cover) | |
Gillian Welch | Miner's Refrain | |
Morphine | The Night | |
Juliana Hatfield | Backseat | |
Ramones | I Want You Around | |
The Reindeer Section | The Opening Taste | |
Comment:
ahh, late-night soundtracks.Feedback:
yeah...camel lights would go real well with this mix. throw in a dos equis and i'm there. it makes me think of the boy from school i probably can't have. 'oh, comely' is his(by virtue of playing it so beautifully) and 'nothing came out' is mine(by virtue of being how i feel about him). lovely.
This is pretty damned good. It's a shame that you had to feel so bad first to make it.
i think i'm going to have to agree with rob on this one...but i don't see the cliches?
the cliche is really the whole notion of compiling some of your favorite somber songs simply to perpetuate feelings of sadness. these kinds of mixes rarely work to better one's situation, but yet i feel strangely compelled to torture myself in this way. if you're gonna sulk, you might as well have something good to sing along to. this i have learned. bloody hell.
This is beautiful. Even though, as you say, the mix perpetuates your feelings of sadness, it's still nice to listen to music you dig in times like these.
Nice. I like the Escovedo inclusion.
Nice inclusion of the Wilco/Billy Bragg tune, and the Morphine tune - great songs, even in times opposite of the cliche sadness.