The Misfit

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Artist Song
Rosie Flores  Red Red Robin 
Charlie Rich  Lonely Weekends 
Ron Sexsmith  The Idiot Boy 
Richard Thompson  1952 Vincent Black Lightning 
Freakwater  Little Red Riding Hood 
Pernice Brothers  Crestfallen 
Eleventh Dream Day  Beach Miner 
Blue Rodeo  Lost Together 
Ryan Adams  To Be Young (Is to Be Sad, Is to Be High) [Acoustic] 
Flaco Jimenez with Dwight Yoakam  Carmelita 
Eric Taylor  Deadwood 
Sally Timms  In Bristol Town One Bright Day 
Old Crow Medicine Show  Tear It Down 
Lost Trailers  Fire on the Pontchartrain 
Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash  Interstate Cannonball 
Malcolm Holcombe  Killing the Blues 
Old 97's  Ray Charles 
Waco Brothers  Cowboy in Flames 
Jason Ringenberg with Steve Earle  Bible and a Gun 
Sadies  Eastwinds 
Johnny Cash  I Dreamed about Mama Last Night 
Pine Valley Cosmonauts with Edith Frost  Sing Me Back Home 

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A selection of songs downloaded recently from iTunes.

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p the swede
Date: 7/22/2004
is that good ? Itunes ?
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Media Vixen: Radio Sally
Date: 7/22/2004
Damn fine!
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The Misfit
Date: 7/22/2004
I think iTunes is a useful, more-or-less reasonably priced way to sample new artists and get that one song you want from a soundtrack, without some of the problems (and guilt) associated with p2p sharing.
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Siobhan
Date: 7/22/2004
At the risk of turning this into a big Apple commercial, iTunes really is that good! And this mix is excellent - I'm really liking Freakwater at the moment, and the Old 97's and Richard Thompson are great too.
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G-Sphere
Date: 7/22/2004
Lots of great picks. Blue Rodeo, Earle/Ringenberg, Waco Bros, Pernice Bros, Freakwater and that great Richard Thompson tune. I just saw him perform that song in a club last month. Wonderful. Now about iTunes... it's certainly better than the p2p stealing but I really worry about the demise of the album package when all one is after is the one song. What will happen to the album as a set of songs carefully selected to go together in a certain order and the associated graphics?
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The Misfit
Date: 7/22/2004
The form of the album has survived similar competition in the past; if anything, the album form seemed to reach its peak as an alternative to "one song" 45's. Perhaps more artists will once again pay more careful attention to the complete album package to compete with single song downloading.
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Rob Conroy
Date: 7/22/2004
Lovely.
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Laura_K
Date: 7/22/2004
This looks really nice - I especially like the Old Crow and the Malcom Holcomb.
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Orchid
Date: 7/22/2004
Isn't The Idiot Boy great???
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gobi
Date: 7/22/2004
I love the concept. Good on those guys who have the talent to make just 1 song that anybody would want to download and enjoy! Fair play to those guys that can put more than 1 song together and maybe make some money. Hail to those who can get everything right - an album, the artwork, the package and still keep happy, healthy and sane. Good mix too. All hail to Ron Sexsmith!
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Franklin Onn12
Date: 7/22/2004
I don't know if the album is dying, but the mix is here to stay!! Looks like some mighty fine selections, Misfit. Props for Old Crow, the Sadies, & Charlie Rich, among many others.
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Slack-a-gogo
Date: 7/23/2004
If you like that song the whole Old Crow Medicine Show is worth hearing. Lots of good picks - hope you found some gems here that you like enough to pick up the albums. And I totally love that Jason R and Steve E song, despite my general indifference for Steve Earle.
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Mo Twang!
Date: 7/23/2004
This looks great.
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McDonald12
Date: 7/23/2004
Really nice country flavoured mix. especially like the old crow, charlie rich and richard thompson pix
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valis
Date: 7/23/2004
Whether anyone is aboard the "new distribution" matters not, it's here. To stay. I don't think it signals the demise of the LP, rather it gives the listener/consumer another choice in how they purchase music. Good mix Misfit! Love the 6>7>8 run and the Old 97s to the end, a lot....some I'm not familiar with.....
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valis
Date: 7/23/2004
Whether anyone is aboard the "new distribution" matters not, it's here. To stay. I don't think it signals the demise of the LP, rather it gives the listener/consumer another choice in how they purchase music. Good mix Misfit! Love the 6>7>8 run and the Old 97s to the end, a lot....some I'm not familiar with.....
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James Jackson
Date: 7/23/2004
I love the Dwight/Flaco tune especially, plus the Rosie Flores, Charlie Rich, Freakwater, Blue Rodeo, and Johnny Cash (and his Bastard Sons!)! Mighty fine mix!
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Curtis_Burns
Date: 7/25/2004
Fantastic. The LP? The mixtape killed the LP. I'm with Valis on the "new distribution." Just make sure you back-up those MP3s everyone.