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Member Since: 7/18/2002
Total Mixes: 246
Total Feedback: 427

in the summer you really know

Side A
Artist Song
jets to brazil  sweet avenue 
the anniversary  crooked crown 
student rick  falling for you 
weezer  simple pages 
jimmy eat world  if you don't, don't 
coldplay  shiver 
oasis  little by little 
brand new  mix tape 
starsailor  tie up my hands 
phantom planet  always on my mind 
Side B
ArtistSongBuy
alien ant farm  attitude 
jeff buckley  last goodbye 
red hot chili peppers  aeroplane 
get up kids  overdue 
smashing pumpkins  tonight, tonight 
jets to brazil  in the summer you really know 
ani difranco  both hands 
new found glory  dressed to kill 
PJ Harvey  this is love 
pete yorn   life on a chain 

Comment:

I never sent out this mix because I feared losing a good friend if he heard it. but I'm keeping it because it kicks ass, sounds great and serves as a reminder of why I think this guy is so awesome. ahh, the memories.

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Yossarian12
Date: 7/19/2002
Another great mix...I see alot of the same names I saw on the other ones, which isn't to say that's bad. I tend to end up with a lot of the same groups over and over again on my mixes. I'm glad to see someone else who does the same.
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matchstroke22
Date: 8/16/2002
the Jets to Brazil song is " In The Summer's When You Really Know"
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Emily Stein
Date: 8/21/2002
Well, if we trade again, this is what I want! Hehe.
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Emily Stein
Date: 8/21/2002
Coolness! I suppose my ESP must be the only possible explanation. :) I'm glad your friend liked it; I was sitting here wondering how anyone could possibly dislike it!
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Emily Stein
Date: 8/21/2002
Dargh--I always think of more to say after I've clicked the submit button. I was going to say that it's real funny that you want The Turning Point, because I was having really Pinkerton-esque feelings about its reception; I made the Euphoric Summer Tape first, which had a definite Blue Album feel to it, and everyone went gaga over it, and then I made The Turning Point, and I really really liked it, and everyone was like, "Yeah, this one's good too, but I like the first one better." But then when I realized that there was a pathetic sort of parallel between it and Pinkerton, I felt it lent poetry to my pain. Hee hee.