Other Mixes By Jahr Zum Apfen 1968
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Alternative - Punk
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Alternative - Punk
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Alternative - Punk
I'll be damned, here comes your ghost again.
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| the beach boys |
god only knows 
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| joan of arc with davey von bohlen | post-coitus rock | |
| pink floyd |
crying song
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| the soft machine |
when i don't want you
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| the jimi hendrix experience |
one rainy wish
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| the who |
early morning cold taxi
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| the jam |
down in the tube station at midnight
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| the clash |
stay free
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| pinhead gunpowder |
mahogany
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| screeching weasel |
the girl next door
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| the coneheads | the happiest day of her life | |
| delightful little nothings | blah blah | |
| tiger trap |
puzzle pieces
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| cub |
the day i said goodbye
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| the ramones | glad to see you go | |
| the lemonheads | uhhh | |
| the undertones |
teenage kicks
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| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| the buzzcocks | ever fallen in love? | |
| the cortinas |
fascist dictator
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| the saints |
i'm stranded
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| the violent femmes | kiss off | |
| unrest |
teenage suicide
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| vomit launch |
beyond the mirror
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| bone of contention | chained melody | |
| zombie birdhouse | in the well | |
| the band |
the night they drove old dixie down
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| the john doe thing | totally your's | |
| x | hungry wolf | |
| judas priest | diamonds and rust, live | |
| sonic youth |
cotton crown
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| the velvet underground |
here she comes now
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Comment:
I really appreciate all of the positive feedback for this mix.Feedback:
Cool mix, great title. I wrote this one down.
Thanks. The title is taken from Judas Priest's Joan Baez cover. She wrote the song about Bob Dylan.
Anyone who has the buzzcocks,John Doe Thing,the Ramones, and X in a mix is someone whose record collection I'd love to browse and borrow from!!
who do you have to kill to get mix of the week?! just kidding. there is osme great stuff here. rock on.
Excellent mix.
The Soft Machine leading into Hendrix is genius. And it's great to see Vomit Launch remembered.
The Soft Machine leading into Hendrix is genius. And it's great to see Vomit Launch remembered.
Thanks, Dan. I thought that beyond The UFO Club/Swinging London connotations of the Soft Machine to Hendrix segue, that both songs just fit together really well, musically and mood wise.
It's a shame that a lot of really good 80s underground bands like Vomit Launch are virtually unrecognized today, even in the underground. Aside from a lot of mostly really horrible mainstream music, the 80s were a time of some really incredible music in the underground. And apart from the bigger bands and the hardcore scene, most of these bands are unappreciated.
It's a shame that a lot of really good 80s underground bands like Vomit Launch are virtually unrecognized today, even in the underground. Aside from a lot of mostly really horrible mainstream music, the 80s were a time of some really incredible music in the underground. And apart from the bigger bands and the hardcore scene, most of these bands are unappreciated.
Brilliant!