Other Mixes By Mishkina
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Mixed Genre
You Can't Quit Root Boy Slim's Sex Change Band!
Side A | ||
Artist | Song | |
1910 Fruitgum Company | Indian Giver | |
the Credibility Gap | Hello World (This Here's Wrong Number) | |
Blonde Redhead | Luv Machine | |
Ry Cooder | Jesse James | |
Dar Williams | The Babysitter's Here | |
the Flaming Lips | Strychnine/Peace, Love, and Understanding | |
Robert Palmer | Man Smart (Woman Smarter) | |
X | The Have Nots | |
the Pogues | Sick Bed of Cuchulainn | |
Robyn Hitchcock | Bones in the Ground | |
Elvis Costello and the Attractions | Talking in the Dark | |
Elf Power | Loverboy's Demise | |
the Streets | Too Much Brandy | |
the English Beat | Mirror in the Bathroom | |
Red House Painters | Uncle Joe | |
the Byrds | You're Still On My Mind | |
the Replacements | Kiss Me On the Bus | |
the Teardrop Explodes | Went Crazy | |
Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band | Sure 'Nuff 'n' Yes I Do | |
Side B | ||
Artist | Song | Buy |
The Replacements | Customer | |
Bonnie "Prince" Billy | Madeleine-Mary | |
the Scud Mountain Boys | She Took His Picture | |
the Faint | Let the Poison Spill From Your Throat | |
the Dead Boys | High Tension Wire | |
Funkadelic | Super Stupid | |
Gram Parsons | Cash on the Barrelhead | |
Mazzy Star | Fade Into You | |
Joy Division | Disorder | |
Badly Drawn Boy | Stone on the Water | |
the Partridge Family | Breaking Up is Hard to Do | |
Steve Goodman | You Never Even Call Me By My Name | |
Di Gi Charat | Hip-Hop Vegetable | |
Cocteau Twins | Beatrix | |
the Pernice Brothers | Shaken Baby | |
Buffalo Tom | Lolly Lolly Lolly, Get Your Adverbs Here | |
Bombay the Hard Way | My Guru | |
the Free Design | Daniel Dolphin | |
Townes Van Zandt | Snake Mountain Blues | |
Pink Floyd | Pigs on the Wing, Pt. 1 | |
Comment:
Looking back on this mix, I've noticed that it is nothing like what I usually make. There's not only one but t w o rap songs, more than one world music song (Japan, India, and, had there been more space on the tape, Scandinavian) and I use an artist more than once. (Although, if you're going to do that for an artists, you can do much worse than the 'Mats.)Still, for a debut post...
Email me if you'd like to trade, especially since some of the songs on this tape are hard-to-find.
Feedback:
Goodness! I seem to have omitted a song. "Express Train" by Root Boy Slim and the Sex Change Band between the Byrds and the Replacements on side one. Adds a much-needed boost of bluesy energy to a sedate patch. Am ashamed to have forgotten it.
This is great; in particular I love those Robyn Hitchcock, Joy Division, Replacements, X and Elvis Costello songs.
shall we trade?
Lots of great picks here, and a double dose of 'Mats always is good for bonus points.
really nice!