Other Mixes By destroyalltacos
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Alternative - College Rock
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Everybody Needs A Bosom For A Pillow: 90's Alternative One Hit Wonders
| Artist | Song | |
| Spacehog | In The Meantime | |
| Harvey Danger | Flagpole Sitta | |
| Letters To Cleo | Here And Now | |
| Screaming Trees | Nearly Lost You | |
| The Toadies | Possum Kingdom | |
| Nada Surf | Popular | |
| Space | Female Of The Species | |
| Geggy Tah | Whoever You Are | |
| The Rentals | Friends Of P | |
| The Flaming Lips | She Don't Use Jelly | |
| Whitetown | Your Woman | |
| Cornershop | Brimful Of Asha | |
| The Folk Implosion | Natural One | |
| Placebo | Pure Morning | |
| The Breeders | Cannonball | |
| King Missile | Detachable Penis | |
| The Sneaker Pimps | Six Underground | |
| Hum | Stars | |
| Blind Melon | No Rain | |
Comment:
Not a new mix, but one I'd forgotten I'd made, recently rediscovered, and found still quite enjoyable. Mostly these are from around 94-96, because that was when I was in middle school/early high school and really just starting to listen to rock music, and thus a lot of these songs are pretty nostalgic for me. Also I really like that there seemed to be a certain point in the mid-90's where suddenly all kinds of odd left-field hits were turning up. I mean if Space's "Female Of The Species" had come out in 2004, you wouldn't exactly expect to hear it on the radio after the latest Sum 41 track. I suppose the Lips aren't "one hit wonders" anymore since "Do You Realize???" got fairly big a few years ago, but I think my line of thinking was that the disc would just feel incomplete without "She Don't Use Jelly".Feedback:
it feels like it's missing something important, but i can't think of what.
good mix, overall, though.
good mix, overall, though.
Toss in Primative Radio Gods "Standing outside a broken phonebooth..." and this is a perfect mix. Good job!
Wonderful mix with a great closer.
he-heey, this is cool!
Crap, Primitive Radio Gods, I didn't even think of them. I loved that song. Oh well, there's a few things I didn't get to fit in (the Butthole Surfers' "Pepper", Ween's "Push Th' Little Daisies" etc), so maybe there'll be a volume 2 sometime.
That Geggy Tah track is great. "Brimful of Aha" is on constant repeat on iTunes. Again, I listen to a majority of these songs on a daily basis.
love that toadies track. plus the folk implosion, sneaker pimps, and placebo are great too. i wouldn't mind tradin for this.