Other Mixes By Ben Frazier
CD
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Mixed Genre

CD
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Mixed Genre

Cassette
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Mixed Genre

Cassette
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Mixed Genre

Cassette
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Mixed Genre

I Don't Go To College Anymore
Side A | ||
Artist | Song | |
braid | movie clock star | |
the karl hendricks trio | pittsburgh's hottest babes | |
garden variety | soft on the name | |
chamberlain | drums and shotguns | |
jawbox | cornflake girl | |
lifetime | rodeo clown | |
bluetip | past tense | |
the promise ring | mineral point | |
vitreous humour | the whisper twins | |
built to spill | joan of arc | |
joan of arc | how wheeling feels | |
copper | tuesday's child | |
Side B | ||
Artist | Song | Buy |
junction | sugar mess | |
days in december | main in vine | |
mineral | 5, 8, & 10 | |
the van pelt | yamato (where people really die) | |
knapsack | decorate the spine | |
brody | engage | |
texas is the reason | antique | |
kill creek | unsteady | |
seven storey mountain | no promise | |
whirlpool | evolver | |
kerosene 454 | T minus 100 | |
idaho | pomegranate bleeding | |
the promise ring | how nothing feels/nothing feels good | |
Comment:
The title comes from the last song.I broke two of my own mix tape rules with this one, and I broke them both twice - No two songs by one artist (3 by the Promise Ring)and no more than one song from a comp (The Seven Storey Mountain and Vitreous Humour songs are all from the "Don't Forget To Breathe" Comp. Despite that though, it's still pretty good.
This mix has one of the more elaborate packages I've ever made - the sleeve is a quad fold, printed on vellum and laid out on one of them computer thingies.
The cover pic, in theme with the title, is a vintage picture (circa 1940s) that I got at a junk store of a girl graduate in her cap and gown, posing on the front lawn with her diploma. The next 3 panels utilize photos that I took of 3 of the bands on the mix (the promise ring, lifetime and texas is the reason).
Rock and/or roll.

Feedback:
you have some fantastic mixes, and i think this one takes the cake. leading off with both braid and the karl hendricks trio only clinches it. woohoo.
decorate the spine is a great song. i would love to trade