Other Mixes By LP
CD
|
Theme
CD
|
Theme
CD
|
Single Artist
The Alphabet Project: Part A
| Artist | Song | |
| Rahzel | All I Know | |
| Blackalicious | Alphabet Aerobics | |
| Sublime | April 29, 1992 (Miami) | |
| Talking Heads | And She Was | |
| The Jimi Hendrix Experience | All Along The Watchtower | |
| Queens of the Stone Age | Another Love Song | |
| Radiohead | Anyone Can Play Guitar | |
| Sparta | Assemble The Empire | |
| At The Drive In | Arcarsenal | |
| Glassjaw | Ape Dos Mil | |
| Smashing Pumpkins | Ava Adore | |
| Red Hot Chili Peppers | Aeroplane | |
| The Beatles | All You Need Is Love | |
| Johnny Cash | A Boy Named Sue | |
| Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers | An American Girl | |
| Elbow | Asleep In The Back | |
| Karate | Airport | |
| Elliott Smith | Alameda | |
| Mission of Burma | Academy Fight Song | |
| Bad Religion | American Jesus | |
| Queen | Another One Bites The Dust | |
Comment:
Every song's title starts with the letter "A". Get it? Good.I count this as a successful mix because I managed to get underground Rahzel, Johnny Cash and At The Drive In all in the same mix--while still keeping the continuity going.
Note: These aren't necessarily my favorite songs that start with "A". If they were, A Day in the Life by The Beatles would have definately made it. The method of my madness is just that I plug in songs that happen to flow from the previous.
Feedback:
Out of curiosity, is there a method to the madness here? Are these your favorite A songs, or ones you randomly selected, or the only ones you've ever heard, or what? And not to be critical, but as a stickler for grammar, I must question your inclusion of a song that simply uses the adjective word "A"
That aside, nice bunch and cool idea. I'm gonna try it, if you don't mind too much. Oh, and Blackalicious are rad :)
That aside, nice bunch and cool idea. I'm gonna try it, if you don't mind too much. Oh, and Blackalicious are rad :)
Well, you win the award for exhaustiveness, although I question such an undertaking's artistic merit.
Hah! This reminds me of what I used to do when I'd ask a guest what they wanted to listen to and they'd give the annoying answer, "anything." I'd have them pick a color & a letter; then I'd find an album whose cover featured that color & play a song starting with that letter.
[The other thing I'd do if people said they liked, "anything" is put on Metal Machine Music, Pt. 3 and refuse to take it off - it's really amazing I have any friends at all]
[The other thing I'd do if people said they liked, "anything" is put on Metal Machine Music, Pt. 3 and refuse to take it off - it's really amazing I have any friends at all]