Other Mixes By DJ Usurp
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Theme - Road Trip
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Pop
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Pop
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Pop
Phase Singularities and Diffraction Patterns
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| Artist | Song | |
| Cornershop |
Good to be on the Road Back Home 
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| NOFX |
Vincent
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| Beatles | Hey Bulldog | |
| Tori Amos | Purple People (live) | |
| Beck |
We Live Again
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| Bjork | It's Oh So Quiet | |
| James |
Hymn From a Village
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| REM | World Leader Pretend | |
| New Order |
Temptation
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| Bob Dylan |
Subterranean Homesick Blues
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| The Cure |
Why Can't I Be You?
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| Beastie Boys w/Miho | Twenty Questions | |
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| Artist | Song | Buy |
| Portishead |
Western Eyes
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| Miles Davis |
Freddie Freeloader
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| U2 | Playboy Mansion | |
| Drugstore |
El President
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| Spiritualized |
Electricity
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| Belle and Sebastian |
Seeing Other People
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| Everything But the Girl | Before Today | |
| Nine Inch Nails |
A Warm Place
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| Air |
Playground Love
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| Riverdales |
Rehabilitated
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| The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion |
Talk About the Blues
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Comment:
A sci-fi title for a sci-fi mix, which it really isn't. A tape with references to a recent Beantown excursion (Van Gogh exhibit, NIN during an art film).Feedback:
I've been listening to this tape this past week. I consider it to be a classic. Did you know that? The only rough spot is the R.E.M. song. I've never been able to get into it, even though Mike Mills' harmonies are nice.