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7/29/2001
So... Yeah. The first single artist compilation I ever do... Iron Maiden. Go me.
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7/27/2001
Another in a series of warm, rich, distinctively moving vocalist mixes: Joe Pernice. Although my bias for the Scud Mountain Boys' "Massachusetts" album shines through here with a whopping 8 cuts repres …
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7/27/2001
Nick Drake's music is lilting, brooding and breathtaking. Nothing more to say, other than that I wish the following songs would have fit: "Joey", "From the Morning", "The Thoughts of Mary Jane (demo)", …
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7/27/2001
A fair introduction to fine band. Tracks taken from first four albums, with precious little from the various EP's and singles I'm afraid. Some regrettable omissions I'll admit, but I just listened to i …
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7/27/2001
One of the greatest (and apart from a verrry small cult following) unheard hard rock bands of the last decade (I've given up trying to win them new converts - I believe they've been defunct for several …
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7/27/2001
Some would argue that Jennifer Charles' purring vocals are too over the top to be truly seductive, er, effective... I beg to differ... Strongly. A friend once described this kind of music "heavy mellow …
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7/27/2001
What can one say about the man that hasn't already been said... A comprehensive single-disc collection is just impossible. This is just what the title says: a taste of what made the man a legend.
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7/27/2001
This is a set of two tapes, tape one (1989-1994) on "side one" here, and tape two (1995-1999) on "side two". This is not a mix made for the purpose of flow, though it does flow nicely...it is in chrono …
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