Other Mixes By krautfreak
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skullfood
| Artist | Song | |
| al stewart | time passages | |
| steve harley & cockney rebel | mr. raffles | |
| rod stewart | you wear it well | |
| steely dan | any major dude | |
| flying burrito brothers | hot burrito #2 | |
| harry nilsson | driving along | |
| the band | this wheel's on fire | |
| george jones | she once made a romeo cry | |
| michael nesmith & his first national band | bye bye bye | |
| emerson, lake & palmer | lucky man | |
| the byrds | chestnut mare | |
| king crimson | cat food | |
| laura nyro | blowing away | |
| charles aznavour | go on laugh little girl | |
| the who | behind blue eyes | |
| bill puka | nothing at all | |
| yes | heart of the sunrise | |
| kris kristofferson | jesus was a capricorn | |
| ringo starr | it don't come easy | |
Comment:
thought i'd draw from all the cheap vinyl i picked up at thrift shops.Feedback:
some great stuff here (George Jones, Byrds, Who, Laura Nyro, Cockney rebel, Steely Dan and FBB) some "weird" stuff to (ELP and Yes)
come on, p the swede, Yes isn't wierd!
i could say crap but i prefer that i don't understand them ;)
that's what mixes are all about, man. if you listen to a yes tune stripped of its original context & mixed in among more "acceptable" performers, it suddenly doesn't sound half bad.
a really late answer, you're absolutely right, just see Almost famous soundtrack, everything fits in fine even a yes tune