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Theme - Alternating DJ
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Alternative - Indie Rock
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Alternative - Indie Rock
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She'd Have One HELL of a Trip!
| Artist | Song | |
| Hendrix, Jimi | Are You Experienced? | |
| Butthole Surfers, the | Sweat Loaf | |
| Jefferson Airplane | White Rabbit | |
| Beatles, the | Tomorrow Never Knows | |
| Simon and Garfunkel | Scarborough Fair | |
| Coil | Babyfood | |
| Incubus | Aqueous Transmission | |
| Beatles, the | I Am the Walrus | |
| Who, the | Magic Bus | |
| baleen | Sweetspot | |
| Prodigy, the | Mindfields | |
| Beatles, the | Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds | |
| Psychic TV | Thee Induction Ov Trance | |
| Add N to (X) | MDMH (Miami Dust Mite Harvest) | |
| Cars, the | I'm In Touch With Your World | |
| Hendrix, Jimi | Purple Haze | |
| Beach Boys, the | Good Vibrations | |
Comment:
This is an obvious one. The title comes from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, and it's a pretty damn chemical-oriented mix. Not necessarily all songs ABOUT substances, but many that are just surreal and would sound good under the influence.Feedback:
A very stimulating mix, I should say. Placing the nightmare shock of Tomorrow Never Knows against the soothing notes of Scarborough Fair makes perefect sense when you're "floating downstream". Nice ending too, my brother, with the sun shining and the harmonies going all bezoomny in and around and in again. Now...TELL ME ABOUT THE FUCKING GOLF SHOES!!!
Hell yeh. Tomorrow is actually my favorite Beatles song, closely followed by Walrus. And I know, Scarborough isn't supposedly a drug song (?) but it is really creepy. Thanks for the feedback! Appreciated and you flatter me. So now I leave everyone with this : "You voted for Nixon. And you killed Jesus!"