The Sea
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Shiver Me Timbers | Tom Waits | |
| Ships are Sailing | Eileen Ivers | |
| The Storms are on the Ocean | Doc Watson | |
| Polly on the Shore | Fairport Convention | |
| Greenland Whale Fisheries | Joan Collins and Theodore Bikel | |
| Cruel Mistress | Flogging Molly | |
| Wreck of the Hesperus | Procol Harum | |
| The Scorpion Departs but Never Returns | Phil Ochs | |
| Make Room in the Lifeboat for Me | The Delmore Brothers | |
| Message in a Bottle (live) | Sting | |
| Recorder | Pete Townshend | |
| A Salty Dog | Procol Harum | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| Frozen Man | James Taylor | |
| Dry Land | Joan Armatrading | |
| Pleasures of the Harbor | Phil Ochs | |
| Every Dog Has its Day | Flogging Molly | |
| Singapore | Tom Waits | |
| Tahitian Moon | Porno for Pyros | |
| Spanish Main | The Coral | |
| The Water is Wide | Bob Dylan | |
| Baroque Ippanese | Pete Townshend | |
| Shipyards of New Zealand | Midnight Oil | |
| Beyond the Sea | Robbie Williams | |
Comment:
- I think I gravitated unconsciously towards a more folk, particularly "celtic," sound on this tape. In other sea-related mixes I've made the force of contemporary rock tends to dominate, but here I eschewed any large blocks of modern music.Also evident here is some early experimentation of mine in side-mirroring, especially in the paired Pete Townshend instrumentals in the end-blocks, and in the rough ordered correlation between 'Cruel Mistress' and 'Tahitian Moon,' two loud songs with highly audible electric guitar bases.
I dunno, maybe it's just a bunch of tunes about the ocean.
Feedback:
This is good.
you def. should check out Raising The Fawns album 'The North Sea' ... nautically themed goodies ahoy...


