Other Mixes By Saaf
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Theme - Break Up
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Alternative - Indie Rock
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Alternative - Skate/Thrash
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Classical
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Pop
The Rhombic Variant
| Artist | Song | |
| Kiss | Calling Dr. Love | |
| Ted Leo & The Pharmacists | Ballad Of The Sin Eater | |
| Dressy Bessy | The Things That You Say That You Do | |
| Television Personalities | Part Time Punks | |
| Donna Loren | So, do the zonk | |
| Samantha Jones | As Long As You're Happy | |
| Gal Costa & Caetano Veloso | Baby | |
| Gilbert O'Sullivan | Nothing Rhymed | |
| The Bank Holidays | Folded In Half | |
| The Lucksmiths | T-Shirt Weather | |
| Tages | I'm Going Out | |
| Francoiz Breut | L'origine du monde | |
| Ween | The Goin' Get Tough From The Getgo | |
| Raymond Scott | IBM "The Paperwork Explosion" | |
| Moondog | Conversation and Music at 51st St. & 6th Ave. | |
| Sonny Clark | Cool Struttin' | |
| Raw Spitt | Songs To Sing | |
| The Jam |
Non-Stop Dancing 
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| Jimmie Rodgers | In The Jail House Now | |
Comment:
Like many of you, perhaps, my living area is almost always congested with piles of CDs. Last week I managed to consolidate several of these communities of varying size into two giant vertical stacks. (That's what passes for housecleaning around here.) Before re-filing them--a task as yet unaccomplished--I took the opportunity of sampling their varied contents for a varied mix, the results of which are documented herein. The title and cover illustration are taken from an old design book obtained from the library during a recent giveaway.Feedback:
This looks like a whole bunch of fun, Lennart. Nice one.
Nicely varied, Dr. Love.
Gilbert O'Sullivan?! You been diggin' real deep, man. But seriously, this looks like a truckload of good, clean entertainment for anyone who has a functioning pair of ears.
Very cool. Love the Kiss through Television Personalities and Costa/Veloso through the Lucksmiths and Raymond Scott through Sonny Clark stretches especially.
Cool and The Jam is a good listen.
Nothing more, nothing less, nothing but top stuff too Monsieur Saaf.
Very nice stuff, Lennart. Funny, I just finished trimming down my stacks today, as well. Been too swamped lately to work on a mix, though.
Always nice to see Moondog on a mix.
even Morrissey love that Gilbert O'Sullivan so much that he even did a cover of it, cool to see one of the best bands from sweden of all time here (Tages)
Looks like you're about as organized as I am when it comes to arranging CDs. Actually I like to put all mine in one 26 foot stack As for the mix, there's plenty to like here -- Dressy Bessy, Tages and Gilbert O., who's always been a guilty pleasure. So did you get that fantastic Bank Holidays track from one of my mixes (which I got from SueEW), or did you discover it on your own?
Me likes a lot the Rhombic Variuant...great mix, too!
ugh, i LOVE rhombic variants!! but even more than that i love old design books. and even more than THAT, i love indie pop!! so good job! what fine taste you have.
Great mix! That #1-4 stretch is particularly good.
What Mr Mohr said. Nice stuff Lenny.
nice one Lenny!!!!
Cool. And Moondog too.
Whoa, how did I miss the latest Saaf mix?!? Tremendous, as always.
Cool cover, nice choices. :)
Absolutely wunnerful M. Saaf. Let me know if you'd like to orchestrate a trade
I absolutely love that Television Personalities song. Nice mix.
Killer! Hats off for opening with a Kiss song, too. Cool pick by the TV P's and the Jam. Good stuff all around.
I've done the math and looked at this from every angle-a statistical sample is necessary. This achieves that sampling....and a load o' fun in the doing! Go saaf!