Other Mixes By lo-fi jr.
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The Notorious Devo Brothers
| Artist | Song | |
| Echo & the Bunnymen | Simple Stuff | |
| The Psychedelic Furs | Susan's Strange | |
| Siouxsie & the Banshees | Christine | |
| Patti Smith Group | Dancing Barefoot | |
| Ramones | I'm Affected | |
| Go-Gos | Lust To Love | |
| Stiv Bators | Not That Way Anymore | |
| Bram Tchaikovsky | Girl Of My Dreams | |
| Marshall Crenshaw | Cynical Girl | |
| Joe Jackson | Different For Girls | |
| David Bowie | Boys Keep Swinging | |
| Nick Lowe | I Love The Sound Of Breaking Glass | |
| The Clash | Rudie Can't Fail | |
| The Rolling Stones | Shattered | |
| Devo | Gates Of Steel | |
| XTC | Life Begins At The Hop | |
| Elvis Costello & the Attractions | Green Shirt | |
| Lene Lovich | The Night | |
| The Specials | Ghost Town | |
| The Beat | Mirror In The Bathroom | |
| The Pretenders | Tatooed Love Boys | |
| Buzzcocks | I Look Alone | |
| The Jam | Going Underground | |
Comment:
Pure nostalgia mix ca. '78 - '80. Stones to Devo blatently ripped off from Mr. Caps Lock.
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very cool. esp. love the echo, furs, siouxsie, buzzcocks and jam picks.
Excellent.
yes yes, this could be a tape from my youth,
This is SUPER GREAT! What a trip down memory lane... and then some!
Crenshaw, Buzzcocks...great, great stuff.
Damn! Did every single person on this site grow up at EXACTLY THE SAME TIME???? ;-) Superb. Gotta do one of these myself one of these days.
Ahhh, the Specials...g'wan ya rude boy.
I'm with the swede-Lally-saaf troika...looks like MY '78-'80...
amazing how gnu wave was a great awakening and, today, a great bonding experience for so many AOTM-ers. had to go scurrying back to the collection to hear the buzzcocks and go-gos trax, i'm still chasing the bunnymen and you've got to love everything else - ramones, stones and elvis c. trax are among my very fave by theirs. bravo as always and happy new year jim - any interesting mail?
I too love the sound of breaking glass . . .
Looks great, Jim. If I were older than 9 years old at the end of this period, I'm sure I would have listened to this at the time...