Other Mixes By onisamsha
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Mixed Genre
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Theme - Alternating DJ
MP3 Playlist
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Theme - Alternating DJ
MP3 Playlist
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Theme - Alternating DJ
Music From Before Me (2 disc set)
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Led Zeppelin | Dazed and Confused | |
| Creedence Clearwater Revival | Who'll Stop the Rain | |
| Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young | Wooden Ships | |
| Van Morrison | Gloria | |
| Steve Miller Band | The Joker | |
| Simon and Garfunkel | Mrs. Robinson | |
| The Doors | Break on Through | |
| Rolling Stones | Jumping Jack Flash | |
| Lynard Skynard | Freebird | |
| Neil Young | Helpless (piano; live) | |
| Jimi Hendrix | Castles Made of Sand | |
| Grateful Dead | Casey Jones | |
| Don Mclean | American Pie | |
| Beatles | Across the Universe | |
| Bob Dylan | Desolation Row | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| The Velvet Underground | Oh! Sweet Nuthin' | |
| Creedence Clearwater Revival | Fortunate Son | |
| Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young | Ohio | |
| The Who | My Generation | |
| Rolling Stones | Paint it Black | |
| Mamas and the Papas | California Dreamin | |
| Simon and Garfunkel | The Sound of Silence | |
| Led Zeppelin | Kashmir | |
| Jefferson Airplane | Don't You Want Somebody to Love? | |
| The Kinks | Lola | |
| The Eagles | Hotel California | |
| Buffalo Springfield | For What it's Worth | |
| Queen | Bohemian Rhapsody | |
| Beatles | Happiness is a Warm Gun | |
| The Police | Roxanne | |
| Neil Young | Old Man Take a Look at my Life | |
| Pink Floyd | Comfortably Numb | |
| Bob Dylan | All Along the Watchtower | |
| Beatles | Yesterday (accoustic; live) | |
Comment:
I'm not real sure what possessed me to make this double mix cd earlier today, it just kind of happened. I guess it's because i love today's music so much. I try to find out where my music came from, where the song writers of today get there inspiration from. There are over riding themes in music that will always be there, no matter the time or the society we live in. Being born in '85, i wasn't around for these songs when they first came out. Yet i still realize that if it wasn't for these songs, their writers, and the groups that performed them, music wouldn't be what it is today.As i said above i wasn't there when this stuff came out, so i think this cd is going to be a constant work in progress. Feel free to add any suggestions you have for other songs that i may be ignorant of, but would go good on (maybe) a 3rd and 4th cd to this series.
(You have no idea how hard it was to seperate these 34 songs from an original list i had of 72)
Feedback:
Excellent selection. Being of the same age as you, I applaud your eclecticism. If this were published, I'd buy me a copy.
what can I say lots of great bands here. A few I'm not fans of but hey. As far as song selection again lots of good tunes some not my favourite choices for the bands (i.e "casey jones, bohemian rhapsody,jumpin jack flash, Gloria) plus other songs I might have picked differently but I just wanted to suggest a few other bands that judging from your choices of that era u might enjoy Cream, Santana,Allman Bros, Bob Marley, frank Zappa, Black Sabbath, The Band, little feat, los lobos, to name a few.
i like it so far but i def think you need some cream or later eric clapton. Also, maybe some kansas-wayward son or some joe walsh possibly rocky mountain high. other than that i like it
i considered nearly all those bands you guys are mentioning but time constraints....a friend of mine is going to do a follow up cd, ill tell him to put these on there or die.
wow. good songs. really good.