You Thought You'd Be the Girl Rimbaud by SueEW

SueEW

Member Since: 12/5/2000

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Submit Date: 3/9/2002
Format: Cassette
Category: Theme - Depression

You Thought You'd Be the Girl Rimbaud

Side A
Artist	Song
Billy Bragg	Valentines Day is Over

Tindersticks	Tiny Tears

Red House Painters	Medicine Bottle

The Apartments	The Failure of Love is a Brick Wall (you prayed for me to hit it)

Sodastream	Done with Everything

Kind of Like Spitting	Bird on a Wire (L. Cohen cover)

The Lucksmiths	First Cousin

Love	A House is not a Motel

Hank Williams	Lovesick Blues

Sixths (w/Momus)	As You Turn to Go



Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
The Clientele	Six Foot Deep (clock strikes thirteen cover)

Thermos Cardy	Hell

Molina/Roberts	Ten Thousand Miles

The Zombies	Maybe After He's Gone

Bonnie Prince Billy	The Lions Lair

Mark Hollis	The Colour of Spring

Pale Fountains	Something on My Mind

Chris Bell	I am the Cosmos (slow version)

Rohan Hartley Mills	Singapore Summer

Mojave 3	All Your Tears

The Mabels	Unhappy Holidays

Comment:

Mix for dj salieri, who requested a "depression" mix, hence the format. Maybe I should send him the suicide prevention hotline # with this mix as well, just in case. For me, I find that when I'm depressed, listening to depressing music (ie "sadcore" and the like) usually cheers me up for some reason. Title courtesy of Peter Milton-Walsh (of the Apartments).

Feedback:

Min Spinning
Date: 3/9/2002

nice mix.

p the swede
Date: 3/9/2002

soft and good, not to depressive

Juan 1
Date: 3/9/2002

yeah, sad music always makes me feel better. very apt and cool mix.

Rob Conroy
Date: 3/9/2002

This is absolutely beautiful, Sue.

kevin 123
Date: 3/9/2002

sue, i do believe taht i must go slash my wrists now...by the way, that's a compliment.

erika
Date: 3/9/2002

that molina and roberts song is so good.

Rosie
Date: 3/10/2002

stunning, sue. i've seen the luckies threetimes in the past three days...and they were in fine form (and they played first cousin), although no matter how much a group of 10 shouted ANDREWS PLEASURE< they wouldn't oblige!! great mix sue.

Moe
Date: 3/11/2002

As you know, I'm more of a fan of the upbeat stuff, but this looks pretty great.

Martin Andersen
Date: 3/13/2002

Great mix, as usual. A question--what do you think of the Pale Fountains? I'm considering whether to invest in their records (so far I've been disappointed by Shack and the Strands).

Lissa Crayon123
Date: 4/1/2002

AHAHAH i saw the title of this mix and then the genre as depression. how appropriate. although he is my favoritepoet. nice mix by the way.

Sam O'Daniel1
Date: 5/18/2002

Ok, I know two songs on this and have heard of 9 bands. But the two I know are great, and the album (Worker's Paradise) that the Billy Bragg song is taken from is so awesome and so underrated. I do believe I've got Sue pegged as a bit of a fan of the Bard of Barking.

Dougie Fresh
Date: 6/6/2002

Hey Sue, Somerville is rocking as always. I love that Sodastream song, and it's not coincidence that it was on this mix - I'm pretty sure I spotted the title on this mix and had to find it! (I also grabbed the Billy Bragg track for future use.)