Other Mixes By Orchid
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Fortune Machine: Lottery of 1000 Cuts
| Artist | Song | |
| Franco Battiato | Pollution (Gli Anni Settanta, 1973) | |
| Arbete & Fritid | Ganglat Efter Lejsme Per Larsson, Malung (Arbete Och Fritid, 1973) | |
| Art Bears | The Dance (Hopes and Fears, 1978) | |
| Louise Forestier | Quand T'es Pas La (La Douce Emma, 1969) | |
| Stormy Six | Garibaldi (L'Unita, 1977) | |
| Chris Lucey (aka Bobby Jameson) | You Came, You Saw, But You Didn't Conquer Me (Songs of Protest & Anti-Protest, 1966) | |
| Love | Willow Willow (Out Here, 1969) | |
| Zap Pow | Lottery Spin (Zap Pow Pow, 1976) | |
| Manu Chao | Les 1000 Paillettes (SibTrie M'Ttait ContTe, 2004) | |
| Nicholas Greenwood | Big Machine (Cold Cuts, 1972) | |
| Music Dispersa | Cefalea (Music Dispersa, 1971) | |
| New Creation | Dig! (The Origin Of Man) (Troubled, 1970) | |
| Les Mogol | Ilgaz (Danses Et Rythmes De La Turquie, 1967) | |
| Roy Harper | Acapulco Gold (Valentine, 1974) | |
| Chris Darrow | Old Scratch (Under My Own Disguise, 1974) | |
| Mushroom | Standing Alone (Early One Morning, 1973) | |
| Peter Grudzien | White Trash Hillbilly Trick (The Unicorn, 1974) | |
| Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels | One Grain of Sand (What Now My Love, 1967) | |
| P2O5 | Hangman (Vivat Progressio-Pereat Mundus, 1978) | |
| Super-Jay | Super Jay Love Theme (Pete Brown's Super Rap, 1980) | |
| Deux Filles | L'intrigue (Silence and Wisdom, 1982) | |
| Pierre Akendengue | Poe (Africa Obota, 1978) | |
Comment:
Not at all random, as the title may suggest. Yes, perhaps someday I will find my way out of the 1970s, but probably not anytime soon. And please bear with me during my intense european prog phase! (or whatever it's called... I THINK it's called prog, but I'm terrible with genres).
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Don't know most of this, but some killah song titles there.
Once again raising the bar (or lowering it for all the limbomaniacs) for mixers everywhere. There's worse places to be stuck in than the 70's.
holy shit, this is incredible! i love the art bears and harper tracks especially, and i'm dying to hear the 3/4 that i don't know anything about. incredible cover art, too -- perfect use of that photo.
Got agree with Sally.
I wouldn't necessarily file the Art Bears (or Mitch Ryder, for that matter) under prog (or limbo, for that matter), but who cares? This looks like excellent work.
Really, really fantastic, and I'd love to hear the stuff I don't know. And hey, don't worry - it doesn't need pigeonholing; it's good enough as it is!
I dont know much of this but with Love, Roy Harper and Mitch Ryder, it certainly gets my attention.
this looks quite interesting......BTW, did you receive the package???
Just to clarify, I didn't mean the whole mix is bogged in prog (really just 1 & 2 on here), but that my mixes in general have been a bit heavy on the prog (and light on the limbo) lately. :)
This looks fascinating -- and it reminds me that I haven't listened to Mitch Ryder in a long time.
This does indeed looks fascinating. Great Roy Harper pick, among others.
Man, I am always intrigued by your mixes. (mostly cause about 80% of it is unfamiliar to me). This looks suitably great and stuff, though.
As ever very cool looking!
Not much here I know, which is what I can say about most of your recent mixes. You're obviously not buying your CDs at Walmart, though they do have a pretty decent prog section.
let's see... i've got the Art Bears, Love, Manu Chao, Roy Harper, and Mushroom... and those "cuts" are thick and delicious. If you're interested, perhaps we could orchestrate a trade.
Looks excellent! Don't be in any great rush to exit the 70's, I love the stuff you're finding there :)
In-freakin-credible.
This would definately make it into my shopping cart.
Wherever do you find these tasty tidbits?
This would definately make it into my shopping cart.
Wherever do you find these tasty tidbits?
You can leave that gauntlet on the ground. I'm not pickin' it up. May have to leave the kitchen if it gets any hotter. Masterful, melodius and mighty fine. The 70's, must get a summer place there.