Other Mixes By DJ Palindrome
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Theme - Break Up
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Pop
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Theme - Road Trip
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Alternative - Punk
Postmodern Rock the House
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Grandaddy | Jed's Other Poem (Beautiful Ground) | |
| The Avalanches | Pablo's Cruise/Frontier Psychiatrist | |
| Songs: Ohia | Two Blue Lights | |
| Blur | Entertain Me | |
| Pavement | Angel Carver Blues/Mellow Jazz Docent | |
| Pearl Jam | Do the Evolution | |
| N.E.R.D. | Brain | |
| The Magnetic Fields | The Death of Ferdinand de Saussure | |
| The Malarkies | Danger | |
| The Verve | Bitter Sweet Symphony | |
| Moby | Find My Baby | |
| Les Savy Fav | ROME | |
| Jon Brion | WDKK Theme | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| The Clash | Ghetto Defendant | |
| Deltron 3030 | Virus | |
| Ugly Casanova | Things I Don't Remember | |
| Death Cab for Cutie | Information Travels Faster | |
| Pere Ubu | The Modern Dance | |
| Mudhoney | Generation Spokesmodel | |
| The Flaming Lips | This Here Giraffe | |
| My Bloody Valentine | When You Sleep | |
| The Jim Carroll Band | People Who Died | |
| Badly Drawn Boy | Cause a Rockslide | |
| The Shins | Know Your Onion! | |
| The Breeders | Divine Hammer | |
Comment:
Inspired by a postmodern American poetry class, this is the third installment of the "Rock the House" series (see also: "Stadium Rock the House" and "Master Tape (Classic Rock the House)") for DJ Usurp. Don't know if this will just be a trilogy or if the series will continue. [Notes: "ROME" is actually written upside-down. Allen Ginsberg cameos on "Ghetto Defendant."]Feedback:
I really like your picks from The Shins, Badly Drawn Boy... interesting choices from Pavement and Grandaddy... interesting to start off with a song that refers to an earlier song on the album from which it comes.
this is mad phat. you have me hooked from the getgo: avalanches, NERD, moby, deltron, ugly casanova?? sweet. and inspired by an english class, no less!
a lot of great tracks here
Very nice.
Good stuff.
I'll finish this tape whenever I get my car back. So far I feel like it's a Sgt. Peppers-type thing: lots of pastiche, but with a lot of flow.


