• Submit Date: 1/8/2002
  • Format: Cassette
  • Category: Mixed Genre

Being for the Benefit of Sr. Huevos... (May Your Cheese Forever Remain Out of the Wind!!)

Side A
Artist Song
Suicide  Ghost Rider 
Saint Entienne  Like A Motorway 
Alfie  Umlaut 
Bill Withers  Harlem 
Charles Mingus  II B.S. 
Jurassic 5  Jurass Finish First 
The Creation  How Does It Feel To Feel 
Depeche Mode  Behind The Wheel 
Solex  Have You No Shame, Girl? 
Astrud Gilberto  And Roses And Roses 
To Rocco Rot  This Sandy Piece 
Spiritualized  Run 
Kid Loco  Three Feet High Reefer 
Love  Alone Again Or 
Crowded House  Something So Strong 
   
Side B
ArtistSongBuy
Serge Gainsbourg  Pauvre Lola 
The Skatalites  Fidel Castro 
Paul Weller  Uh-huh Oh Yeh 
Smashing Pumpkins  Girl Named Sandoz 
13th Floor Elevators  Reverberation 
The Avalanches  Frontier Psychiatrist 
Jimmy Smith & Wes Montgomery  Call Me 
The Teardrop Explodes  Treason 
The Jesus Lizard  Puss 
Snow Patrol  Ask Me How I Am 
Thievery Corporation  Le Monde 
The Dandy Warhols  Not If You Were The Last Junkie On Earth 
Her Space Holiday  The Doctor and The DJ 
Foo Fighters  Baker Street 
Stiff Little Fingers  Suspect Device 
Kraftwerk  The Model 

Comment:

For my buddy Huevos toiling away in film school...I send him a cassette every now and then. TRIVIA FOR THE SMART ROCK KIDS: As far as I can see, there are 3 cover songs on this tape. What are they and who did the original?? Oh yeah, "cheese in the wind" is a reference to Ferris Bueller's Day Off...

Feedback:

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Fundak
Date: 1/8/2002
i must only be one third smart rock kid, because "girl named sandoz" was originally an animals song if i'm not mistaken...i like this mix quite a bit...
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Handfulls
Date: 1/8/2002
I am such a ridiculous trivia lover I can't help but take the bait here. My guesses would be Spiritualized (cuz it incorporates "Call me the Breeze" by J.J. Cale), Smashing Pumpkins (It's an Eric Burdon/Animals song, isn't it?) and the Foo Fighters (here I must confess to some cheating - I looked that one up. It's a Gerry Rafferty song). Anyway, all of that is moot next to the fact that this is a fine mix. Hope your friend likes it.
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Jakelicious Zartan
Date: 1/8/2002
Right and right and right. I'm positive that the Smith/Montgomery tune and pretty sure the Gilberto was done before, but the concept of "covers" is pretty moot. Thank you for playing!!
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Jakelicious Zartan
Date: 1/8/2002
Scuse me. I meant to say concept of covers in jazz is moot...
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PapaMaceo1
Date: 1/8/2002
Very nice!
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SueEW
Date: 1/8/2002
Very lovely.
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paintbrushes1
Date: 1/9/2002
that boy needs therapy ;)
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fritz
Date: 1/9/2002
astrud gilberto (!), mingus, j5, kraftwerk, avalanches, that gerry rafferty cover...i can't believe it's all on the same mix ;)
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Geoffrey Holland
Date: 1/9/2002
sweet
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teapin
Date: 1/10/2002
awesome mix.
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Rob Conroy
Date: 1/30/2002
This is a great mix. How I missed it before is beyond me...