Other Mixes By Emily Stein1
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The Euphoric Summer Tape
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Joni Mitchell | California | |
| The Beatles | Here Comes the Sun | |
| The Replacements | Attitude | |
| The La's | There She Goes | |
| The Old 97's | Nineteen | |
| Greenday | Sassafrass Roots | |
| The Counting Crows | Rain King | |
| Fighting Gravity | Waterfall | |
| Cat Stevens | If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out | |
| The Dave Matthews Band | Satellite | |
| Mozart, performed by the Toyko String Quartet and Pinchas Zukerman | String Quintet in C, K. 515, Movement III | |
| Everclear | Song From an American Movie, Part 1 | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| The Violent Femmes | Blister in the Sun | |
| Simon and Garfunkel | Baby Driver | |
| Big Audio Dynamite II | Rush | |
| The Clash | Rudie Can't Fail | |
| Saves the Day | Jukebox Breakdown | |
| George Gershwin, sung by Billie Holiday | Summertime | |
| Johnny Nash | I Can See Clearly Now | |
| Barry/ Greenwich | Doo Wah Diddy Diddy | |
| Vince Guaraldi | Linus and Lucy | |
| Travis | Midsummer Night's Dreamin' | |
| Louis Armstrong | Do You Know What it Means to Miss New Orleans? | |
| Jump, Little Children | Come Out Clean | |
| weezer | Love Explosion | |
| Buddy Holly | Everyday | |
| Niamh Parsons | An Palstin Flonn | |
Comment:
I made this in a I-am-free-from-the-chains-that-are-school frenzy; couldn't help throwing in a few summertime standards.
Feedback:
I dig this. Im especially intrigued by the Mozart thrown in the mix.
I always knew Gonzo was a Weezer fan. Great mix and kudos for getting BAD II in on it. Plus Rudie Can't Fail? My favorite all time Clash song. Fun all around.
Many thanks!
fantastic, especially the billie holiday and the cat stevens.
Cool eclectic mix. Love your Joni, Cat Stevens picks.
that cover made me giggle! that is one of the raddest videos I've ever seen. hehehee. :) it totally rocks and rolls. as does this mix! :) yippeee.
oh how i love the diversity
Very nice mix. Wanna do a trade?
Great diversity, awesome tape cover!
That's right- throw a little Mozart in there with the Violent Femmes. Love that. And everytime I see anyone use "Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans?", it makes me sad--because I once had and lost an incredible version of it (don't remember where I got it), and all the versions I've heard since then are kind of ho-hum. Makes me wonder which one you have (and if I'm just imagining how incredible the one I had was).
Just to reaffirm this: this is such an amazing mix tape that it makes me very, very happy to own it. I listen to it allll the time.
Oh Russ, you just make my day with your sweetness. :)
Oh--and your fabulous mixes, of course!
this is highly lovely.