Other Mixes By Pop Kulcher
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Ultimate Bubblegum (2-cd set)
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Rock 'n' Roll Double Bubble Trading Card Co. | Bubble Gum Music | |
| Partridge Family | Come On, Get Happy | |
| Abba | Does Your Mother Know | |
| Lemon Pipers | Green Tambourine | |
| The Turtles | Elenore | |
| Jackson 5 | I Want You Back | |
| Katrina & The Waves | Walking On Sunshine | |
| 1910 Fruitgum Co. | Simon Says | |
| Sweet | Wig-Wam Bam | |
| The Archies | Waldo P. Emerson Jones | |
| Dressy Bessy | Jenny Come On | |
| The Clique | Superman | |
| The Monkees | Cuddly Toy | |
| Apples in Stereo | If You Want To Wear a Hat | |
| DeFranco Family | Heartbeat - It's a Lovebeat | |
| Michael Carpenter | Time To Change | |
| Banana Splits | I Enjoy Being a Boy | |
| Bay City Rollers | Saturday Night | |
| The Go-Go's | We Got The Beat | |
| Ohio Express | Chewy Chewy | |
| Wondermints | Knowing Me, Knowing You | |
| Manfred Mann | My Name Is Jack | |
| The Minders | Yeah Yeah Yeah | |
| Neil Diamond | Cherry Cherry | |
| Tommy James | Draggin' the Line | |
| Bow Wow Wow | I Want Candy | |
| Frente | Open Up Your Heart & Let The Sun Shine In | |
| Matthew Sweet | Scooby-Doo | |
| Of Montreal | Spoonful of Sugar | |
| Tommy James & The Shondells | I Think We're Alone Now | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| The Monkees | Monkees Theme | |
| Partridge Family | I Think I Love You | |
| Cliff Hillis | Dizzy | |
| The Archies | Sugar Sugar | |
| Juliana Hatfield & Tanya Donnelly | Josie & The Pussycats | |
| Abba | Waterloo | |
| Crazy Elephant | Gimme Gimme Good Lovin' | |
| The Brady Bunch | It's a Sunshine Day | |
| Dressy Bessy | Lipstick | |
| Lovin' Spoonful | Did You Ever Have To Make Up Your Mind | |
| Jackson 5 | ABC | |
| Ohio Express | Yummy Yummy Yummy | |
| Neil Diamond | I'm a Believer | |
| First Class | Beach Baby | |
| Liz Phair & Material Issue | Banana Splits Theme | |
| Lemon Pipers | Rice is Nice | |
| Sweet | Little Willy | |
| Marbles | Sun To Shine | |
| The Cowsills | The Rain, The Park & Other Things | |
| Manfred Mann | Mighty Quinn | |
| Bay City Rollers | Rock & Roll Love Letter | |
| Beagle | Love Grows Where Rosemary Goes | |
| The Third Rail | Run Run Run | |
| Matthew Sweet | Pennies From Heaven | |
| The Go-Go's | Our Lips Are Sealed | |
| The Archies | Bang Shang a Lang | |
| The Hombres | Let It All Hang Out | |
| The Minders | Better Things | |
| The Who | Barbara Ann | |
| Redd Kross | Bubblegum Factory | |
Comment:
Let me say up front that the concept, not to mention about 2/3 of the songs, are ripped off directly from the esteemed Sean Lally. Still, I had a few things lying around that I'd never listen to if I didn't compile them somewhere, and it made sense to tuck them in amongst Sean's picks. So here's my take on the genre, silly 2:30 pop songs, all jangle and little buzz, guaranteed to bring a smile across your face. For better or worse, it's become my 6-year-old son's favorite part of my vast music collection, so I've ended up listening to this far more than I would have liked, but for some reason I just can't get the kid all that interested in Yo La Tengo and Pavement. At least not yet -- maybe when he's 7.
Feedback:
whoa
goddamn, dude -- what an outta control sugar fix! some real beauts here, man.
Lush! but surely YLT have made the odd bubblegum moment?
You'll get no complaints from me here, that's for sure. I found that I had to lay off the stuff after making my mixes. I really like your picks here. I'm especially fond of: Banana Splits, Ohio Express, 1910, Sweet, and hell, all of 'em! BG mixes are great because you don't have to suffer through entire albums by the "artists", though I think that the Archies' albums are pretty solid (among others). I like it. 'Nuf said!
I like it too, great stuff to cheer anyone up with
This looks amazing, Marc. A really great cross-generational bubblegum sampler/summation.
Why, I'd pay $23 for this!
It's fab!
Great sugar buzz. I like the more recent stuff, which is spot-on. I think Liz Phair doing Josie completes the circle.
This looks totally great Marc, but at the same time I'm a bit disappointed, since I had my own bubblegum mix in the works. Oh well, such is life. Love the combination of old and new stuff. No wonder your kid digs this stuff. I hope he never outgrows it.
So are those pieces of bubblegum or ear plugs in the picture? I assume the latter would come in handy for hardcore Joy Division fans if they were exposed to this mix! ;)
I once looked at my earplugs through a microscope at work...I wouldn't recomend this to any one...I change them alot more now....Sweet mix by the way,literally.
Sticky but tasty.
Wow...talk about guilty pleasure land. Lots of fun stuff, and very well compiled. Nice work.
SUPERBUBBLE!!! (I'm with the young Master, Ion: I hope your son never grows out of this stuff either.., a great springboard to power pop and all that comes after....)
I'm assuming the picture depicts those god-awful pieces of gum you used to get on Halloween, just a notch above Bit O' Honey on the loser Halloween hand-out category. I get a lot of my cover art illustrations just by typing buzzwords into a Google image search. This popped up when I searched "bubblegum."
wonderful!
I'd buy this collection if I saw it in the store. Your kid has good taste!