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I Had a Few Good Friends Over for Supper II
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Kinks, The | Session Man - Face to Face - (1966) | |
| Nilsson, Harry | Gotta Get Up - Nilsson Schmilsson - (1971) | |
| Dukes of Stratosphere | Your Gold Dress - Chips from the Chocolate Fireball - (1985) | |
| Guadalcanal Diary | 3 A.M. - 2*4 - (1987) | |
| Belle & Sebastian | The Loneliness of a Long Distance Runner - Jonathan David EP - (2001) | |
| Klopjaeger, Quentin E. | Weatherman - Love, Peace and Poetry: African Psychedelic Music - (197?) | |
| Strawbs, The | Where is the Dream of Your Youth - Halycon Days - (1970) | |
| Who, The | Behind Blue Eyes - Thirty Years of Maximum R&B - (1971) | |
| Secret Affair | Old Madmen Laugh - Time For Action: The Anthology - (198?) | |
| Jam, The | That's Entertainment - Greatest Hits - (1980) | |
| Cops and Robbers | You'll Never Do It Baby - English Freakbeat, Volume 4 - (1964) | |
| Tomorrow | Revolution (Phased Mono Version) - Tomorrow - (1968) | |
| Sons of Fred | Sweet Love - Rubble Collection, Volume 1: Pop-Sike-Pipe-Dreams - (1965) | |
| Newell, Martin | She Rings the Changes - The Greatest Living Englishman - (1993) | |
| Davies, Ray | 6/4 On - There's Never Been a Crowd Like This - (1996) | |
| Modern Lovers | Old World - Modern Lovers - (1976) | |
| 20/20 | Out of This Time - 20/20 - Lookout - (1979) | |
| Critics, The | You Can't Lie - Yellow Pills, Volume 1 - (197?) | |
| Tyrannossaurus Rex | By the Light of the Magical Moon - 20th Century Boy: The Ultimate Collection - (1982) | |
| Buzzcocks, The | Love You More - Singles Going Steady - (1978) | |
| Raincoats, The | Off Duty Trip - The Raincoats - (1979) | |
| Adverts, The | Newboys - Crossing the Red Sea With the Adverts - (1978) | |
| Erase Errata | Tongue Tied - Rough Trade: Post Punk 1 - (2001) | |
| Gramme | Like You - Rough Trade: Post Punk 1 - (1999) | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| Wire | Three Girl Rhumba - Pink Flag - (1977) | |
| Sound, The | Skeletons - From the Lions Mouth - (1981) | |
| Essential Logic | The Order Form - Fanfare in the Garden - (1978) | |
| Bush Tetras | Page 18 - Beauty Lies - (1999) | |
| Crispy Ambulence | Headhunters - Frozen (1980-82) - (1982) | |
| Richard Hell and the Voidods | New Pleasure - Blank Generation - (1977) | |
| Cope, Julian | Charlotte Anne - Floored Genius, Volume 1 (1979-1991) - (1988) | |
| Costello, Elvis | Senior Service - Armed Forces - (1979) | |
| Television | Days - Adventure - (1978) | |
| Pop, Iggy | Funtime - The Idiot - (1977) | |
| Flipper | Way of the World - Generic - (1981) | |
| X | Because I Do - Under the Big Black Sun - (1982) | |
| Chron Gen | Puppets of War - Cash for Chaos - (1981) | |
| Cock Sparrer | England Belongs to Me - Cash for Chaos - (1981) | |
| Pere Ubu | Rounder - Datapaink for the Year Zero - (1980) | |
| Replacements, The | Hold My Life - Tim - (1985) | |
| R.E.M. | Time After Time (Annelise) - Reckoning - (1983) | |
| Rain Parade | This Can't Be Today - Emergency Third Rail Trip - (1983) | |
| Built to Spill | Randy Described Eternity - Perfect From Now On - (1983) | |
| Emith, Elliott | The Biggest Lie - Elliot Smith - (1995) | |
| Quasi | A Fable With No Moral - Field Studies - (1999) | |
Comment:
As with the first installment, this collection spawned from the numerous times I said to myself "Geez, I really need to put this band in a mix", while compiling other theme/genre specific mixes.And, as quizzes are all the rave. Which of the albums represented here was added to my collection for $3.48 during a VERY recent jaunt to a chain music store (Tower Records)?They had it in an import clearance bin.
Needless to say, I was quite proud of the purchase AND abolutely estatic in finding it so underpriced.
First to get it wins a free copy (if they want it...that is)
Feedback:
Super-cool all around, but particularly nice to see the Raincoats and the Adverts on a mix, especially when they're back-to-back.
Quite nice, and my guess is it must've been the Martin Newell. ;)
Very nice; love that Wire cut. I'd guess that you saw Singles Going Steady in the discount bin.
great stuff, my guess goes to the great Secret affair
TrTs Bon, Jen got there first with what I woulda chosen.
most excellent - could be The Jam that you found - they are often dirt cheap on import (and not very fashionable at the moment)
Lots of great stuff here!
Good guesses...but, the prize is still for the taking...
Hint, this is album is a followup to their 1980 debut...which I found in the very same import discount bin. That purchase cost me $11.00, but was still a steal.
Hint, this is album is a followup to their 1980 debut...which I found in the very same import discount bin. That purchase cost me $11.00, but was still a steal.
Really nice mix.
I can't believe you found two Rain Parade albums in the cutout bin.
I can't believe you found two Rain Parade albums in the cutout bin.
Nope, not it's not the Rain Parade.
Nice mix. I'll guess the Sound.
Bingo.
Both The Sound's Jeopardy and From the Lion's Mouth were found in the Discount/Clearance Bin.
One copy to Dead Man.
CP
Both The Sound's Jeopardy and From the Lion's Mouth were found in the Discount/Clearance Bin.
One copy to Dead Man.
CP
As Tommy Dorsey & his Orchestra would say, "yes indeed!". This is too good to be true, comme d'habitude. For the quiz I would've guessed Dukes of Stratosphere, but they don't really belong in the bargain bin... more like the trash bin. ;)
Good looking stuff. I've been listening to some Television lately. Another mix-of-the-multiple-weeks for this one!
Your mixes are spirals towards greatness! I like this one a lot.
This looks really great!
I don't agree with Orchid about the DoS, but I do agree with the others who have praised this mix. Love the Klopjaeger (I used to drink that all the time back in my old college days), Wire, Martin Newell and the Rain Parade.
Lovely - one of my favourite B&S tracks is on there, and love the Julian Cope, X, Adverts and Jam too. To name but a few. there are so many bands or songs which I hear and think how much I need to put them on a mix, so I know what you mean!
Fantastic mix - I love just about everything on here. Especially dig the Guadalcanal, Wire, and Dukes picks.