Other Mixes By Station To Station1
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Mixed Genre
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Alternative - Indie Rock
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Single Artist
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Theme
collapsing / this is pop?
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Einstnrzende Neubauten | Tanz Debil | |
| The Birthday Party | Mutiny In Heaven | |
| Lydia Lunch | Some Velvet Morning | |
| Sex Gang Children | Dieche (Short Version) | |
| Christian Death | Spiritual Cramp | |
| Bauhaus | Dark Entries | |
| Virgin Prunes | Baby Turns Blue | |
| Cabaret Voltaire | Nag Nag Nag | |
| Deutsche Amerikanische Freundschaft | Der Mussolini | |
| Adam & the Ants | Never Trust A Man (With Egg On His Face) | |
| Gun Club | Sex Beat | |
| LiLiPUT | Madness | |
| Roxy Music | Re-Make / Re-Model | |
| Soft Cell | Mr. Self Destruct | |
| Scraping Foetus Off The Wheel | Lust for Death | |
| Wall of Voodoo | Back In Flesh | |
| Gina X Performance | No GDM | |
| Klaus Nomi | Total Eclipse | |
| Fad Gadget | Collapsing New People | |
| Patti Smith | Piss Factory | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| Zolar-X | Space Age Love | |
| Cockney Rebel | The Psychomodo | |
| XTC | Radios in Motion | |
| Elvis Costello | (I Don't Wanna Go To) Chelsea | |
| Human Sexual Response | What Does Sex Mean To Me? | |
| Joe Jackson | I'm The Man | |
| Richard Hell & the Voidoids | Blank Generation | |
| The Waitresses | No Guilt | |
| The Buzzocks | Ever Fallen In Love? | |
| Bow Wow Wow | C30 C60 C90 Go! | |
| The Jam | Going Underground | |
| Pete Shelley | Homosapien | |
| New Order | Face Up | |
| Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark | Electricity | |
| Yellow Magic Orchestra | Solid State Survivor | |
| Heaven 17 | (We Don't Need No) Fascist Groove Thang | |
| Sparks | Angst In My Pants | |
| Magazine | The Light Pours Out of Me | |
| Suicide | Cheree | |
| Tubeway Army | My Shadow In Vain | |
| Divine | You Think You're A Man | |
Comment:
A paired set of mix CDs for the experimental-music DJ at the student radio station, where I do a retro show. After discussing certain bands and music in general, we decided to swap mixes, and my one became two (as it usually does). Side 1 is the more experimental mix (collapsing), side 2 the poppier (this is pop?).Feedback:
The Psycomodo - one of my absolute faves!
good call!
good call!
One word: brilliant (!!!)
Lots of blasts from the pasts here fro me. I love the XTC, Jam, Buzzcocks, EC & Richard Hell cuts especially. good stuff!
There's only one of these songs I don't own in vinyl and that's Zolar-X (which I don't really know what it is actually), what will that say about this mix, great of course
Two words: fucking brilliant (!!!!)And I'm with Gerry on the XTC, Jam, Buzzcock, EC & Richard Hell.
TrTs TrTs Bon.
Man, this is fantastic.
Dig side two a whole lot.
really great mix! god i love that tubeway army song.
Awesome mix. One great pick after another throughout.
yep - ditto all the other comments. One hellofa great mix. I hope it went down well at the show . . . .
I see more great tracks from '77-'87 here than I can shake a stick at. Wonderful, or, as Jeffrey Lee Pierce told an audience in a bar near Kent State University, "Now I know why they shot four people here."
5 bonus points for your inclusion of Yellow Magic Orchestra. Great job!
Ditto!!