Other Mixes By bumblebeef
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Alternative - Indie Rock
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Alternative - Indie Rock
MP3 Playlist
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MP3 Playlist
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Alternative - Indie Rock
When the Cat's Away, the Mice Become Bioterrorists
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| Andrew Bird |
A Nervous Tic Motion of the Head to the Left 
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| Sufjan Stevens |
Come On! Feel the Illinoise!
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| Dimestore Troubadours |
Low Down Me
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| Rogue Wave |
Catform
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| the Decemberists |
The Bagman's Gambit
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| the Wrens |
Hopeless
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| Ryan Adams |
Burning Photographs
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| Tom Jones | Ring of Fire | |
| Doves |
Catch the Sun
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| Styx |
Come Sail Away
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| Creedence Clearwater Revival |
I Heard It Through the Grapevine
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| Jai Agnish | Jesus Song | |
| Rebekah Del Rio | Llorando (Crying) | |
| Europe |
The Final Countdown
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| Journey | Don't Stop Believing | |
| Garth Brooks | Friends in Low Places | |
Comment:
A friend gave me a blank CD and told me to put the Rebekah Del Rio song on it and have fun with the rest of the CD. Oh man, I had fun. I especially like how it starts out interestingly enough but just absolutely collapses by the end of the CD.The title comes from a comic called Free Parking. You should check it out.Feedback:
love the opener.
Love the beginning...hate the ending...
I'm sure I'm missing the irony. But, that Europe tune is so bad...it's bad.
I'm sure I'm missing the irony. But, that Europe tune is so bad...it's bad.
I can only guess that the Del Rio tune is some type of cosmic quality control gate keeper. Only good songs (and - for some reason - that godawful Styx tune) are able to make it to the tape before the Del Rio cut. Then the chaff is left there, languishing at the end of the tape, with the songs in low places . . .