I realize that B & S mixes are a dime a dozen around here, yet I still decided to submit (what I think is) my fourth revision of my double-disc B & S set, this time (as per my new practice) moving chro …

My late-to-the-party tribute to Peter Green, whose beautifully lyrical blues playing isn't discussed enough by the average music fan. (Two of these tracks, "One Sunny Day" and "Although the Sun is Shin …

31) Let Me Help 32) Sacred Love. A complete revision of my Bad Brains mix from nearly six years ago: 80 ince ndiary minutes by one of the most intense D.C.-via-NYC hardcore ensembles. Did I also mentio …

We would also like apologize for the austere artwork, but Brother Strange Loop is soon to be a father and had barely enough time to pong to my ping, let alone put his graphic design sk ills to work.

The methodology was classic alt-dj, ping-ponging back and forth, with first a Zappa, then a Beefheart and then a wildcard of our own choosing, so that we would have equal chances at both of the main a …

Brother Strange Loop and Brother Doowad were inspired to put this mix together after seeing The Glitter and Doom Tour stop here in St. Louis last summer. This was an educational exercise for both of u …

While not exactly held in terribly high esteem these days, I actually have a fondness for Mick Jones' post-Clash pick-up band. Or at least the first few albums. Though not typically credited as such, t …

Over 3-1/2 years ago, I did a couple of mini-mixes of Bee Gees tunes, prior to their disco days, but concentrated mainly on their hits. In that compilation, I left out their first U.S. hit "New York Mi …

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