Other Mixes By Rob Conroy
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I hear you crying and I want to kill your friends
Artist | Song | |
Aztec Camera | Oblivious | |
Dexy's Midnight Runners | The Celtic Soul Brothers | |
Katrina and the Waves | Going Down to Liverpool [Walking on Sunshine] | |
Galaxie 500 | Strange | |
The Animals | San Franciscan Nights [edit] | |
Johnny Cash | I Talk to Jesus Every Day | |
Little Richard | I Don't Know What You Got (But It's Got Me) | |
Guns N' Roses | Mr. Brownstone | |
War | The Cisco Kid | |
Sonny Sharrock | Promises Kept | |
Alex Chilton | What's Your Sign, Girl? | |
Herman's Hermits | A Must to Avoid | |
Rockpile | When I Write the Book | |
The Beastie Boys | Live at P.J.'s | |
The Clash | Death or Glory | |
Brian Eno | Third Uncle | |
The Monkees | Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow) | |
The Mamas and the Papas | Got a Feelin' | |
Low | Joan of Arc | |
The Go-Betweens | Apology Accepted | |
The Libertines | What Became of the Likely Lads? | |
Comment:
Another "for-the-hell-of-it"/"for-the-car" mix, in much the same vein as my last one. Yes, some of these picks are far from obscure, but they are either things I've been playing obsessively (the Libertines, Galaxie 500, Rockpile, Herman's Hermits, the Monkees--the latter thanks to buglady's discs and the resulting discussion), playing frequently (Low, the Go-Betweens, Dexy's Midnight Runners, Sonny Sharrock), have heard often at work (the Clash), have been in my head as a result of conversations with others (Guns N' Roses, the Beastie Boys), have recently purchased/acquired (Katrina and the Waves, War, the remastered Brian Eno, Johnny Cash, Little Richard), or were just otherwise in the mood for come mixing time (Alex Chilton, the Mamas and the Papas, the Animals, Aztec Camera). Thanks to lo-fi for the out-of-print Sonny Sharrock track. Title from Roddy Frame's fine tune.Feedback:
Wonderful Rob.
Mm-hmm, lots of great stuff. Gets my nod.
Third Uncle to the Monkees... crazy man crazy
Socking it to us w/ one of my favorite guitarists: Sonny Sharrock...
Eno is nothing but the nuts...The libertines, well, can't get to speed w/ those blokes!
Eno is nothing but the nuts...The libertines, well, can't get to speed w/ those blokes!
Peter's gonna love track 2, me I'm loving just about all of this Rob.
love that aztec & Dexys intro
A fine lookin mix, here Rob!
Ditto p the swede and that rockpile, clash, etc, etc picks.
I'm into the War, Alex Chilton, Hermitts, Clash, Monkees, M&P and the Libertines on this!
Excellently mixed up...
Yep, the opening alone got my attention ... Cisco Kid is one of my favorite low-riding tunes ... I'll cruise Whittier Boulevard while I am in East LA, mang,
superb.
Yowsa! This is great. And I'm ridin' with Sally on Whittier if you're playin' that War tune!
Damn fine mix yet again. Great Rockpile pick. What's with the "Walking On Sushine" tag at the end of my favorite Kimberly Rew song? Is it because it appeared on THAT album or is this a medley of some sorts?
Dale: Yeah, because it's from that album and not the American (re-recorded) Katrina and the Waves self-titled release.
Kewl!
Very cool, Rob!
Me gusta --especially the AC, Hermits and the Monkees selection. Never heard the the original version of Liverpool. Is it better than the Bangles cover?
Really, really great stuff, Rob. Katrina and the Waves are aces and that's probably my favorite G'n'R song. Awesome.
Definitely in the flow. Hermits, Rockpile, Beasties, Clash. Hmmmm!
I'm a bit late in commenting here Rob, I'm afraid! But oh what a nice Beasties pick - also love the Clash, Go-Betweens and lovely to see Galaxie 500 there too. And hey, who cares about obscurity if it sounds wonderful? :)