Abe12

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Member Since: 2/21/2001
Total Mixes: 23
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Me & My Rocketship

Artist Song
Boards of Canada  In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country 
The Divine Comedy  Perfect Lovesong 
Dylan Hicks  Rocketship 
Ernie  I Don't Want to Live on the Moon 
Langley Schools Music Project  The Long & Winding Road 
Clinic  Walking with Thee 
Richmond Fontaine  Contrails 
Seals & Crofts  Summer Breeze 
Kelly Hogan & the Pine Valley Cosmonauts  Papa Was a Rodeo 
The Shins  New Slang 
Mirah  Cold, Cold Water 
My Morning Jacket  The Dark 
LeadBelly  The Blood Done Signed My Name 
Johnny Paycheck  Old Violin 
Smart Went Crazy  I Liked You Better When You Were Sick 
Sloan  So Beyond Me 
Ryan Adams  Shakedown on 9th Street 
The Beta Band  The House Song 
Nelly Furtado & David Stewart  Instant Karma (live) 
Big Star  My Life is Right 

Comment:

Melodic. Mix made partly because I regrettably did not previously have some of these songs on CD(specifically tracks 4, 7, 8, 12(!), 13(!!), and 14).

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Moe
Date: 5/14/2002
Some cool stuff. I thought Seals & Crofts did Summer Breeze, but perhaps it's a completely different song. I'm by no means an authority on Bread.
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Abe12
Date: 5/14/2002
Y'know what, you could very well be right. I'm not really into either S&C or Bread, I just like that song. It's one that I don't have on CD, so I just got it off Audiogalaxy.
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SueEW
Date: 5/15/2002
Yup, like Ion said, some cool stuff. If "summer breeze" is the same song from the 70s, then the original artist is Seals & Crofts (although I'm just a music geek, not really a fan!) And I probably couldn't name a Bread song if you asked me!
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Abe12
Date: 5/16/2002
Thank you both. It has now been changed. I *try* to be a music geek, this just isn't one of my better areas. All I really know about either of those bands I learned from those prominently aired commercials on cable for the "Best of Bread", or I learned in the past two days from you two. Thanks again.
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J&C's Dad
Date: 7/2/2002
This looks pretty cool. The song by Ernie has been a lullabye staple around here for nearly five years now.