Fuzzy Mix Tapes Unlimited

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Member Since: 3/3/2003
Total Mixes: 4
Total Feedback: 2

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Cassette | Single Artist
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Cassette | Mixed Genre
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An Introduction to TMBG Old & New

Side A
Artist Song
They Might Be Giants  Birdhouse In Your Soul 
"  Don't Let's Start 
"  Become a Robot 
"  Put Your Hand Inside The Puppet Head 
"  She's an Angel 
"  The Statue Got Me High 
"  Where Your Eyes Don't Go 
"  Your Racist Friend 
"  We Want a Rock 
"  Hall of Heads 
"  I Palindrome I 
"  You'll Miss Me 
"  She's Actual Size 
"  Rhythm Section Want Ad 
"  Minimum Wage 
"  Whistling in the Dark 
"  Narrow Your Eyes 
"  Cowtown 
"  Sapphire Bullets of Pure Love 
"  Counterfit Fake (unused tape filler) 
Side B
ArtistSongBuy
They Might Be Giants  Noone Knows My Plan 
"  Till My Head Falls Off 
"  Cyclops Rock 
"  Dr. Worm 
"  Why Does The Sun Shine? 
"  Thermostat 
"  Meet James Ensor (live) 
"  Destination Moon 
"  Drink 
"  Metal Detector 
"  First Kiss (live) 
"  My Man 
"  Spy 
"  James K. Polk 
"  Man, It's So Loud in Here 
"  Working Undercover for the Man 
"  End of the Tour 
   
   
   

Comment:

I put "Ana Ng" and "Mink Car" on a mix tape for my sister a ways back, and she got to likin those songs - so I figured I'd try and lure her into my horribly (but catchy) TMBG addiction by compiling some songs on a cassette tape for her as sort of an "introduction". And she doesn't buy music so this is only a gateway to future tapes if she likes it, and there are plenty of 'hits' and personal favorites that didn't fit in here I could easily include on further mixes. But anyway, Side A focuses on their first ten years - as a duo - and Side B on the last decade after they adopted a full band. It's not meant to be comprehensive, just effective. Whatya think?
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samurai
Date: 5/3/2003
Woot! This mix kicks butt!! I love those turtleneck wearing brainiacs. Wonderful mix, this!
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Missing a lot of my utmost faves (where are the classics Dead and Fingertips, for instance?) but a nice collection. And I like how you spread everything out pretty evenly. Extra kudos for the brave inclusion of "You'll Miss Me." By the way, check out my two TMBG mixes. They're a bit outdated, but at the time they were pretty comprehensive.