Other Mixes By Midnight Rambler
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Theme
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Pop
You Always Love the One Who Breaks Your Heart
Side A | ||
Artist | Song | |
Ian McCulloch | The Prettiest Star (Bowie cover) | |
The Police | Next to You | |
Al Green | You Ought to Be with Me | |
The Ramones | I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend | |
The Grass Roots | Midnight Confessions | |
Bill Withers | Who is He (and What is He to You?) | |
Led Zeppelin | Dazed and Confused | |
Otis Redding | I've Been Loving You Too Long (To Stop Now) | |
Ibrahim Ferrer (w/ Omara Portuondo) | Silencio | |
Side B | ||
Artist | Song | Buy |
Miles Davis | The Duke | |
The Beatles | I Saw Her Standing There | |
T-Rex | Mystic Lady | |
David Bowie | What in the World | |
Lou Reed | Vicious | |
The Velvet Underground | Femme Fatale (live - John Cale vocals) | |
John Lennon | Instant Karma | |
The Clash | Should I Stay or Should I Go | |
The Cure | Letter to Elise | |
Comment:
This includes portions of a previous mix, "What Do You Mean 'Boyfriend?'" Side 1 covers the aforementioned mix. I changed a few songs but the heart of the story is there. Side 1, Track 7 (1:7) is fairly straightforward. There I was, a bit confused by the whole thing. I had been expecting a fastball and got a curveball. (1:8) I had considered ignoring the new bit of information. Afterall, should I let it stop me? (1:9) After a bit of deliberation, I figured that it would bother me more to continue. I'm not the most moral of people, but I knew it would leave me with a bad taste in my mouth. So, I let it be. I didn't call though I still had the number.Summer passed and the events of the previous semester had been pushed into the backroom of my mind. Out of sight, out of mind, right?
(2:2) There I was, waiting for my class to begin. I lay my head down, as I sketched a few cartoonish characters in my notebook. I didn't notice anyone walk into the classroom, until the teacher walked in, welcoming us. Fast forward to the end of the class and I gather my things. I head for the door and pause. (2:2)
Things go smoothly. She's quite lovely (2:3) but I'm keeping my distance. I stand my ground, but slowly, ever so slowly... (2:4)
How cruel she can be (2:5)! I slowly begin to move away because I begin to think (2:6)
Could this be happening as some sort of cosmic retribution (2:7)?
What path do I take (2:8)?
I don't know. I just don't know. The final track(2:9) is just a lovely song and will probably lead me to buy more albums by The Cure. "Crossroads" by Cream was a possibility to close out the album.