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I Don't Wanna Let Morning People Hate Golden Toadstools
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Nada Surf | Your Legs Grow - The Weight Is A Gift - (2005) | |
| Eno, Brian | Ikebukuro [Edit] - Eno Box I: Instrumentals - (1992) | |
| Hollis, Mark | Watershed - Mark Hollis - (1998) | |
| Part, Arvo | Berliner Messe: Gloria - Te Deum - (1995) | |
| Kid Koala | Music For Morning People - Carpel Tunnel Syndrome - (2000) | |
| Golden Toadstools | Silly Savage - Keb Darge's Legendary Deep Funk, Volume 2 - (197?) | |
| 2 Many DJs | "Spice Girls - Wannabee" - As heard ... Soulwax Part 1 - (2001) | |
| 2 Many DJs | "Girls On Top - We Don't Give A Damn About Our Friends" - As heard ... Soulwax Part 1 - (2001) | |
| 2 Many DJs | "The Notorious B.I.G. - Hypnotized" - As heard ... Soulwax Part 1 - (2001) | |
| 2 Many DJs | "DJ Kool - Let Me Clear My Throat (Dj Lbr Remix)" - As heard ... Soulwax Part 1 - (2001) | |
| 2 Many DJs | "Breakestra - Cramp Your Style" - As heard ... Soulwax Part 1 - (2001) | |
| Adkins, Hasil | Chicken Walk - Out to Hunch - (195?) | |
| Monks, The | I Hate You - Black Monk Time - (1966) | |
| ESG | You're No Good - A Bronx Story - (1981) | |
| Medeski, Martin and Wood | Sugar Craft - Combustication - (1998) | |
| Chemical Brothers | Block Rockin' Beats - Dig Your Own Hole - (1997) | |
| Various | I Don't Want to Let You Go - Radio Pnomh Penh - (Various) | |
| Unknown | Untitled - Ooh Ooh Ahh - (19??) | |
| Fabulous Blue Jays | Jay Walker - Board Boogie: Surf Tunes From Down Under - (1964) | |
| Rhodes, Emmit | Fresh As A Daisy - Daisy-Fresh From Hawthorne, California (The Best of The Dunhill Years) - (1970) | |
| Blackwell, Otis | Daddy Rollin' Stone - The Sue Records Story - (1966) | |
| Kamonze {Sly and Robbie} | Trouble You A Trouble Me - In Good Company: Ultimate Collection - (198?) | |
| Gopal, Sam | Sky Is Burning - Escalator - (1969) | |
| Moby | Honey - Play - (1999) | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| Da Silva, Ana | In Awe of Painting (Atlantic Waves Remix) - Wire Magazine: Exploratory Music From Portugal '05 - (2005) | |
| Daft Punk | Daflendirekt - Homework - (1996) | |
| Os Saliente | Fotscha Prepogande - Funk Carioca - (200?) | |
| Ismail, Iswani | "Neleyah" - Folk and Pop Sounds of Sumatra, Vol. 2 - (19??) | |
| Axelrod, David | I Fall to Pieces (Instrumental No. 1) - The Big Country - (1995) | |
| McLauglin, John | Philip Lane - My Goal's Beyond - (1971) | |
| Blue Cheer | Rock Me Baby - Vincebus Eruptum - (1968) | |
| Outcasts, The | I'm in Pittsburgh (It's Raining) {early rehearsal} - I'm in Pittsburgh (It's Raining) - (1966) | |
| Allen, Tony | Get Together - Rough Guide to the Rough Guides Collection - (1999) | |
| Jobarteh, Tata Dinding | Bitillo - Rough Guide to the Music of Senagal & Gambia - (2001) | |
| Arto/Neto | Pini, Pini - N.Y. No Wave - (1971) | |
| Gainsbourg, Serge | Mister Iceburg - De Serge Gainsbourg a Gainsbarre - (1978) | |
| Upsetters (Perry, Lee "Scratch" | Black Panta - 14 Dub Blackboard Jungle - (1978) | |
| Cotter, Irv | Arab Dance - Exotica II - (195?) | |
| Clipse, The {M.I.A.} | Definition of a Roller - MIA: Piracy Funds Terrorism - (2004) | |
| Paris Sisters | Long After Tonight Is Over - Sing Everything Under The Sun!!! - (196?) | |
| Kennedy, Clive | The Late Late Show - Bubblepop: 20 UK Pop Oddities - (1976) | |
| Prince | If I Was Your Girlfriend - Sign O' The Time - (1987) | |
| Redding, Otis | Amen - Dream to Remember: The Otis Redding Anthology - (1968) | |
Comment:
My favorite Mixed Genre Ever...Title is a mish-mash of artist and songs represented...a mix, if you will
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Just bitchin' Aren't those As heard on Soulwax discs da bomb? So happy to see the Paris Sisters on a mix and Hasil is just . . . well . . . Hasil.
Really nice! 2 Many DJs reresented 4 times? They must be something special. And you have Bubblepop:20 UK Pop Oddities?! We need to talk.
This looks really great. Very, very top-notch, indeed. I esp love the Mark Hollis, Sam Gopal, Monks, Redding, Emitt, Serge, Axelrod, Prince ... hell, everything I know here (which is most, although not all, of it) is good!
"is it really necessary for me to go out of the room just because you wanna undress?" nice, interesting set. that Prince song is on the mix in my car deck right now. it's fine.
Great stuff!
Not much I know here. Good Blue Cheer pick.
wow - hits almost all of the right buttons - eno, McLauglin, blue cheer, serge and unknown. Good job.
Oh yessir. We must talk trade . . . ;)
Daft Punk, Tony Allen and ESG - you've got it goin' on brother!
yes indeed, verrrry interesting!
Should note the 2 Many DJs entries contains a myriad of tracks/backing tracks, et al.
The Unkown Artist is just that. Many of the Folk and Pop Series is a collage of field recordings (radio broadcasts) intercepted in "far away" lands and blended for one's music enjoyment...or at least MY musical enjoyment.
And a holly jolly thank you to Steelkillie for Nada Surf, Emmit Rhodes and the Otis Blackwell track.
Nothing better than massive trades.
The Unkown Artist is just that. Many of the Folk and Pop Series is a collage of field recordings (radio broadcasts) intercepted in "far away" lands and blended for one's music enjoyment...or at least MY musical enjoyment.
And a holly jolly thank you to Steelkillie for Nada Surf, Emmit Rhodes and the Otis Blackwell track.
Nothing better than massive trades.
Love that Silly Savage! Some might say you have 2 Many DJs on here . . .
Man, this looks outstanding, Mr. musicgnome! Daft Punk, Blue Cheer, The Clipse(!) and Prince stand out for me amongst many fine tracks. One for the pile.
This is so very, very cool. Like Jenny, I love those "as heard on..." discs. Serious props for that Daft Punk pick - love the Monks and Chemical Brothers inclusions too!
I tip my beret. Good job!
awesome.