Other Mixes By Dr E Vibenstein
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Groovy Audio - Summer 2003
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Electric Six | Gay Bar | |
| Kelly Osbourne | Shut Up | |
| Placebo | The Bitter End | |
| Puddle Of Mudd | She Hates Me | |
| OK Go | Get Over It | |
| Radiohead | There There | |
| Grandaddy | Now It's On | |
| Good Charlotte | Girls & Boys | |
| They Might Be Giants | The Army's Tired Now | |
| Coldplay | The Scientist | |
| John Cleese & The 1948 Show Choir | The Rhubarb Tart Song | |
| Erasure | You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' | |
| Blur | Out Of Time | |
| The Fall | Spectre vs Rector | |
| The Flaming Lips | Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots Pt 1 | |
| The Polyphonic Spree | Hanging Around | |
| Tom Jones | Tom Jones International | |
| Panjabi MC | Mundian To Bach Ke | |
| They Might Be Giants | Man, It's So Loud In Here (Hot 2002 Mix) | |
| Erasure | Solsbury Hill | |
| Tommy Cooper | Don't Jump Off The Roof Dad | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| The Darkness | Growing On Me | |
| Electric Six | Danger! High Voltage | |
| Ono | Walking On Thin Ice (Pet Shop Boys 7 | |
| Queen + Vanguard | Flash | |
| Richard X vs Liberty X | Being Nobody | |
| Erasure | Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me) | |
| Tom Jones | Black Betty | |
| They Might Be Giants | Concrete And Clay | |
| Elbow | Independent Women | |
| Frankie Howerd & June Whitfield | Up Je T'aime | |
| The White Stripes | Jolene | |
| Radiohead | Nobody Does It Better | |
| Smashing Pumpkins | Rock On | |
| Placebo | Daddy Cool | |
| Kelly Osbourne | Papa Don't Preach | |
| Good Charlotte | If You Leave | |
| They Might Be Giants | Disappointing Show | |
| The Flaming Lips | Fight Test | |
| The Polyphonic Spree | Light & Day | |
| Erasure | Video Killed The Radio Star | |
| Dean Friedman | Lucky Stars | |
| Spike Milligan | The Q5 Piano Tune (unlisted bonus track) | |
Comment:
A Vibenstein tradition - twice a year I make up a compilation (actually a double CD rather than cassette) of the best, worst and most bizarre records I've stumbled across in the previous six months. I'll leave you to work out which tracks fit into which category. ;-) The sleeve design is based on the series of "Top Of The Pops" albums, popular in the UK in the 1970s, which consisted of recent hits cheaply re-recorded by anonymous session musicians. They would always list the titles down the right hand side of the sleeve, beside a gratuitous picture of an attractive lady, usually in a bikini.
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Interesting concept, but I couldn't imagine why you'd want to hear the worst music you've heard in the past six months again.
And an cool cover idea--I didn't know about those Top of the Pops records. But what's the matter with that woman? She would actually be attractive if not for the horribly elongated mouth
And an cool cover idea--I didn't know about those Top of the Pops records. But what's the matter with that woman? She would actually be attractive if not for the horribly elongated mouth
Don't confuse "bad" with "mediocre" - some records are so awful they demand to be heard repeatedly. Tom Jones' "Tom Jones International", for example. :-) The idea with the sleeve was that instead of an attractive woman as on the original sleeves, I would use a really ugly woman, but I couldn't find anyone ugly enough, so I had to grab a random picture from the internet and make it hideously ugly. If the lady in the picture is reading this... sorry. :-/