My attempt to distill into a 1-CD mix the best of the 3 Scud Mountain Boys albums.

My humble addition to the veritable canon (or maybe it's just my perception that there's a canon) of Flamin' Groovies mixes on this site. In my case, I really made a concerted attempt to cover their be …

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This was going to be called Bob Dylan's Greatest Shits, but then I opted for a slightly more subtle title. Disclaimer: I consider myself as tolerant a Dylan Freak as any. Dylan first "hit" me when I wa …

I think I've got a new way of thinking about making mixes: I make the mixes that I feel are necessary to hear. Should be obvious, no? Hmm... not exactly. I'll still finish that "US States" mix sometime …

Ironically, I didn't truly appreciate (or even like, really) Siouxsie & the Banshees until a member of this site sent me a mix CD of her lesser-known songs. The CD - "A Time of Rapture: 1985-1995" - wa …

Taken from there first three albums, Swagger, Drunken Lullabies, and Within A Mile Of Home. and the last track is a single released on their acoustic/live cd and dvd package, which was previously on a  …

Dan Treacy - a brilliant and gifted (if also troubled) songwriter. Reducing this to one disc was very difficult. Honestly, "Mummy your not watching me" and "They could have been bigger than the Beatles …

I paid extra attention to the flow of this mix and think it turned out nicely. Disclaimer: This mix is meant as a way to get someone into to the band, which is why "Call the Doctor" and the S/T get the …