Other Mixes By Dougie Fresh1
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The Rainy Day Mellow Mix (c. 1991)
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Culture Club | That's The Way | |
| Mark-Almond Band | The Ghetto | |
| Del Amitri | Nothing Ever Happens | |
| Bill Morrissey | Summer Night | |
| The Smithereens | Especially For You | |
| The Smiths | Girlfriend In A Coma | |
| Jane's Addiction | Jane Says | |
| Violent Femmes | Nothing Worth Living For | |
| Sinead O'Connor | Black Boys On Mopeds | |
| The Smiths | Asleep | |
| Pink Floyd | Great Gig In The Sky | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| The Origin | Never Coming Down | |
| The Smiths | Cemetry Gates | |
| Hothouse Flowers | Forgiven | |
| Kansas | Dust In The Wind | |
| The Cure | Close To Me (Closer Mix) | |
| The Smiths | Oscillate Wildly | |
| The Smiths | I Know It's Over | |
| Stone Roses | Made Of Stone | |
| The Smithereens | Cigarette | |
| Poi Dog Pondering | Bury Me Deep | |
| The Smiths | Asleep | |
Comment:
I've just begun a fascinating (and slightly emabarrssing) trip through some old cassette mixes that I somehow managed to hold on to over the years. This one is from the summer of 1991 when I'd graduated from high school. Several things reflected here: dating a girl who was heavily into the Smiths, apparently not being able to go 45 minutes without hearing "Asleep," seeing Jane's Addiction at Great Woods, taping a favorite from my father's vinyl before leaving for college (Mark-Almond). Surprisingly few cringe-worthy songs for a ten-year-old mix, with obvious exceptions (wtf was I thinking with Kansas?). I have no idea why I put "Asleep" on there twice, unless I really couldn't go 45 minutes without hearing it.Feedback:
There is no shame, my friend, no shame.
Actually, the one weird thing I noticed about this (besides, er, the aforementioned Kansas track) was your choice of "Made of Stone" as a rainy day track, since I always thought no song has sounded more like the rain to me than the Roses' "Shoot You Down."
And now I'm off to dig through old tapes I made in 1991.
Actually, the one weird thing I noticed about this (besides, er, the aforementioned Kansas track) was your choice of "Made of Stone" as a rainy day track, since I always thought no song has sounded more like the rain to me than the Roses' "Shoot You Down."
And now I'm off to dig through old tapes I made in 1991.
know what you mean with "asleep". i went to the same thing after splitting with my girlfriend in 1987. that's fair enough. i ask myself how can anybody listen to the smith when in a good mood anyway?
This looks like a lot of the stuff I was into back then, too, especially the Smiths. Like you, don't know about the Kansas, track, though! I think I'd be too embarrassed to put a mix of stuff I was listening to back when I graduated HS! (in 1983)