FCC Approved: An Instrumental Sampler (2-cdr set) by Pop Kulcher

Pop Kulcher

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Submit Date: 9/13/2004
Format: Cassette
Category: Mixed Genre

FCC Approved: An Instrumental Sampler (2-cdr set)

Side A
Artist	Song
Pixies	Cecilia Ann

The Connells	OT2

Jefferson Airplane	Embryonic Journey

Spiritualized	Electric Mainline

R.E.M.	Rotary Ten

The Police	How Stupid Mr. Bates

The Beatles	Flying

David Bowie	A New Career in a New Town

Velvet Underground	Ride Into The Sun

The Clean	At The Bottom

Pink Floyd	The Narrow Way (part 1)

The Soft Boys	You'll Have To Go Sideways

Jonathan Richman	Egyptian Reggae

High Llamas	Literature Is Fluff (instr. version)

Meat Puppets	Magic Toy Missing

The Who	Underture

The Byrds	Nashville West

Genesis	Wot Gorilla?

Yo La Tengo	Blitzkrieg Bop

New Order	Murder

Camper Van Beethoven	Abundance

Flaming Lips	Approaching Pavonis Mons By Balloon

Moby Grape	Rounder

The Kinks	Running Round Town

The Jam	Circus

Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Wire	Song 1

Uncle Tupelo	Sandusky

Spiritualized	You Know It's True

Grateful Dead	King Solomon's Marbles

Yo La Tengo	Return To Hot Chicken

Small Faces	Ogden's Nut Gone Flake

Camper Van Beethoven	We Eat Your Children

The Clash	Time Is Tight

Pink Floyd	Obscured By Clouds

R.E.M.	Walter's Theme

Joy Division	Incubation

Yes	The Clap

The Who	The Rock

Young Marble Giants	Zebra Trucks

Yo La Tengo	From A Motel 6 #1

Phish	All Things Reconsidered

The Clean	Fish

Meat Puppets	I'm A Mindless Idiot

Luna	The Enabler

Pink Floyd	Main Theme (from "More")

Pavement	5-4=Unity

Teenage Fanclub	Is This Music?

Genesis	Los Endos

Comment:

Took awhile to make this, but it worked out fairly well. A nice bit of background music for my office. Tried to mix things up as much stylistically as possible, sticking (mostly) to non-vocal pieces from typically vocal artists that stood up as songs rather than just background ambience (hence the absence of, say Brian Eno).

Feedback:

The Misfit
Date: 9/13/2004

Wow. Impressive!

p the swede
Date: 9/13/2004

exactly

Rob Conroy
Date: 9/13/2004

Right. Totally impressive and great. I'll want one of these someday (when I finally finish my two-volume Marley mix set, perhaps).

Saaf
Date: 9/13/2004

Good reading music. Or working music.

mckbrd
Date: 9/13/2004

looks interesting!!!!

Salman1
Date: 9/13/2004

man, this is awesome. this is good studying music.

joey de vivre
Date: 9/13/2004

Monumental, transcendental, & instrumental. Some of the greatest instrumentals of all time, & TWO CD's worth -- inspiring.

McDonald12
Date: 9/14/2004

An idea I have toyed with for a while, but I doubt it would be as good as this. Great stuff.

Bear
Date: 9/14/2004

Excellent, brilliantly done and some favourites of mine. Thumbs up.

Sean Lally
Date: 9/14/2004

very cool!

G-Sphere
Date: 9/14/2004

Wonderful throughout.

12vman
Date: 9/14/2004

There aren't even words to describe the coolness of this...

French Connection
Date: 9/14/2004

Quite superb!

Siobhan
Date: 9/14/2004

Excellent - I was thinking of doing something similar (actually after hearing Is This Music?) but this, I think, goes a lot further than I could have, and is consequently a lot better than I would have done! Like the High Llamas and Jam picks too. I would love to hear this.

Dom1
Date: 9/14/2004

Great stuff!

Moe
Date: 9/15/2004

I was going to say what 12vman said, but now I got nothing. I really like the Clap -- the song that is. It inspired me to take up guitar in junior high. I figured I could impress all the girls with my fancy fret work during recess. I knew so little back then.

Slack-a-gogo
Date: 9/18/2004

I almost never put instrumentals on mixes, but I love the idea of an insturmetal mix - especially the way you did it by not relying on the instrumental mainstays like surf bands, ambient artists, and jazz. Love to see the Young Marble Giants being used for good. I'll be doing a rip-off of this sometime in the future.

gobi
Date: 9/21/2004

I'm embarrassed to admit just how little of this I know from the titles (artists, of course but actual tracks?). However, I've dug a few of these out from albums I own, and can now commend you on the effort and thoughtfulness of this mix. If you can be bothered, at some time I would like to trade please.