Randy Unplugged

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Member Since: 2/19/2004
Total Mixes: 20
Total Feedback: 17

Other Mixes By Randy Unplugged

Cassette | Theme - Road Trip
Cassette | Theme
CD | Mixed Genre
CD | Mixed Genre

Freshman Year Of College

Artist Song
Farblondjet  Nexus Plexus 
The Juliana Theory  August In Bethany 
Curanda  Here It Is 
Casey Trela  Before 
Caedmon's Call  Somewhere North 
The Smashing Pumpkins  Thirty-Three 
Brian Webb  Talk To You 
Johnny Cash  I Still Miss Someone 
Ryan Adams  This House Is Not For Sale 
Azure Ray  November 
Bright Eyes  Nothing Gets Crossed Out 
Sandra McCracken  Ticket Home 
Ryan Adams  Wonderwall 
Paul Westerberg  Here Comes A Regular (Live) 
Bruce Springsteen  Human Touch 
Beck  Guess I'm Doing Fine 
Nickel Creek  Pastures New 

Comment:

This covers a lot of freshman stuff, like (roughly in this order) leaving, missing home, inability to communicate with anyone, hoping that going home will make things feel better, finding out it doesn't, and acceptance that what's gone is gone.

Casey Trela and Curanda are friends of mine.

Feedback:

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The Interstellar Cabbie
Date: 2/23/2004
Some good tunes on there....Ryan Adam's version of wonderwall breaks my heart everytime. So haunting.
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Randy Unplugged
Date: 2/23/2004
Thanks - yeah, Ryan's tiny changes in the chorus melody definitely do it for me.
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les_autres
Date: 2/23/2004
That Johnny Cash song is killer. "Human Touch" is an all-too overlooked gem by the Boss.
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Adam Bristor
Date: 2/23/2004
I agree with the others, and let me add that "Here Comes a Regular" is a great, great, great song.
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Randy Unplugged
Date: 2/24/2004
Adam - I heard "Here Comes A Regular" for the first time this year, and that line "I used to live at home, now I just stay at the house" got to me like few lyrics ever do.

Ian - I didn't mark it, but the version of "I Still Miss Someone" is a live one with Willie Nelson playing guitar... it definitely works for me...
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Adam Bristor
Date: 2/24/2004
Yeah, Randy, that line was one that always stuck with me too. And freshman year is when the 'Mats became my favorite band, in part because of that song. And "Unsatisfied"...yeah, that one had a lot to do with it too. God, I do love that band.