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Rocks Off
| Artist | Song | |
| The Rolling Stones | Rocks Off (Exile On Main Street, 1972) | |
| Primal Scream | Rocks (Give Out But Don't Give Up, 1994) | |
| Blind Melon | Soak The Sin (Blind Melon, 1992) | |
| Faces | Too Bad (A Nod Is As Good As A Wink... To A Blind Horse, 1971) | |
| New York Dolls | Lone Star Queen (Rock 'n' Roll, 1994) | |
| T. Rex | Solid Gold Easy Action (20th Century Boy: Ultimate Collection, 2002) | |
| The Sonics | Like No Other Man (Introducing The Sonics, 1966, expanded edition, 2002) | |
| The Nazz | Forget All About It (Open Our Eyes: The Anthology, 2002) | |
| Richard Hell | Can't Keep My Eyes On You (Time, 2002) | |
| Television | Venus (Marquee Moon, 1977) | |
| The Clash | I'm Not Down (London Calling, 1979) | |
| Blur | Country House (The Great Escape, 1996) | |
| The Brian Jonestown Massacre | Vacuum Boots (Take It From The Man!, 1996) | |
| Guided By Voices | Things I Will Keep (Human Amusements At Hourly Rates: The Best Of Guided By Voices, 2003) | |
| The Pixies | Wave Of Mutilation (Doolittle, 1989) | |
| The Manic Street Preachers | You Love Us (Generation Terrorists, 1992) | |
| The Replacements | Bastards Of Young (Tim, 1985) | |
| Sugar | A Good Idea (Copper Blue, 1992) | |
| The Vines | Sunshinin' (Highly Evolved, 2002) | |
| X | Universal Corner (Wild Gifts, 1981) | |
| Talking Heads | New Feeling (Talking Heads 77, 1977) | |
| Pavement | Unfair (Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain, 1994) | |
| The Hives | Antidote (Tyrannosaurus Hives, 2004) | |
| The Strokes | What Ever Happened? (Room On Fire, 2003) | |
Comment:
First mix in over a month. A long time for me. Lots of sloppy guitars and raunchy rock n' roll. A quickie to get my rocks off.
Feedback:
Yeah man! A loud and lovely salute to the unstoppable power of human spirit. Best to your sister, and turn the volume up even higher when X comes on.
Welcome back, George! Hope things return to normal soon, GREAT mix by the way....
Good to see you back in action, George, and great news about your sister. I hope life settles down for you & your family now - you deserve some peace. Great mix, too! :)
Great to see you back. I haven't yet received the news about your sister, but I'm glad to hear (through here) that it was positive. A fine, fine mix, as well, particularly with such picks as the Stones, BJM, Hell, Pavement, Pixies, T. Rex, Faces, Television, the Clash, Blur, New York Dolls and T. Heads.
Terrific, George: both the news about your sister...& the tension relieving mix!
Good to see u back George & great news about yr sister...this does indeed look as though it should be H-E-A-RD!!!
Great stuff!
Ditto the rest George and I would love to trade for this.
yes welcome back , hope everything works out fine, this looks like some really asskickin stuff
Nice job, George, and good to hear the news about your sister.
Rowdy goodness for the development of strong rocks - get 'em off!
As everyone, glad you're back.
As everyone, glad you're back.
Solid as a rock, Georgie! If K-Tel needs a raunchy rock 'n' roll compilation, you're their man. I hadn't heard the recent news regarding your sister either, but it sounds positive.
this rawks. good to see you back in action.
real nice and ditto everyone about your sister!!!!!!
Excellent -- another great one George.
This looks like a good time. I'm glad your sister is okay!
Looks quite good, George. At first glance I thought it was Jagger on the cover, but now I do not see the lips. Who is this? - must be Jagger.
It's the lipless jagger from 1972.
And you fell into the arms of Venus DeMilo? Great looking mix.
Looks great. Hope things are going well for you and your family.