Other Mixes By J.M.
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Theme - Depression
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Theme - Depression
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Mixed Genre
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Theme - Depression
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Theme - Depression
3rd Planet
Side A | ||
Artist | Song | |
Modest Mouse | 3rd Planet | |
Pulp | Do You Remember the First Time? | |
Versus | Blade of Grass | |
The Kinks | No Return | |
Modest Mouse | Broke | |
Roy Orbison | In Dreams | |
Guided By Voices | Learning to Hunt | |
Radiohead | Let Down | |
Modest Mouse | Trucker's Atlas (live) | |
Suede | Stay Together | |
Side B | ||
Artist | Song | Buy |
Swirlies | Tall Ships | |
Th Faith Healers | Heart Fog | |
Modest Mouse | Dark Center of the Universe | |
Sleater-Kinney | Get Up | |
Versus | Morning Glory | |
Suede | The Living Dead | |
Modest Mouse | Out of Gas | |
The Kinks | End of the Season | |
The Cure | Disintegration | |
Modest Mouse | What People Are Made Of | |
Comment:
A last ditch effort that (of course) didn't succeed-I guess Side 2 pretty much took care of whatever faint hope even existed at that point. This mix is about a year old now, and entirely irrelevant - the girl and the tape are long gone- and mostly reveals how much of my attention Modest Mouse had commandeered by that point. It was no accident that I couldn't go more than three songs without throwing them on again, yet all were apropos and entirely necessary (esp. the live version of Trucker's Atlas, which at first appears incongruous, but reveals it's true intentions when Issac starts his patented drunken ad lib testifyin' towards the end, madman stuff about redemption).And I'll never know whether she knew that the second song on side one was a point by point illustration of the entirety of our relationship, in all its futile desperation and hopelessness.
But she taught me what people are made of, so I thank her for that.
Feedback:
good good stuff here. i wish i knew the swirlies song so i could really get where you were going with this thing.
woowoo!!
woowoo!!
Nice stuff. Too bad it didn't work out.
Shannon...
The Swirlies are now all but forgotten Boston noise outfit, sounded a bit like Isn't Anything era MBV, bit like nothing you've ever heard before...Tall Ships is one of their first songs, and infinitely sad...You can probably still find their stuff in better records stores
The Swirlies are now all but forgotten Boston noise outfit, sounded a bit like Isn't Anything era MBV, bit like nothing you've ever heard before...Tall Ships is one of their first songs, and infinitely sad...You can probably still find their stuff in better records stores
Since when is it cool to like bad music? What a crap-fest this is...just kidding Jake. Nice job. Cheer up.
When this kind of fire starts, it is very hard to put out. The tender boughs of innocence burn first, and the wind rises, and then all goodness is in jeopardy.
nice one.