2/10/2004
A mix from the punk CDs I picked up in Tokyo. Some of the song titles are not 100% acurate, since I'm not very good at reading Kanji yet.
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2/10/2004
as you can see, every song title is two things separated by an ampersand.
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2/9/2004
Now, this is an odd concept that struck me the other day: What if the Beatles did a cover album of present day music, what would I kinda expect. And for the most part I think I can hear each song done …
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2/9/2004
Pretty standard 80's mix, certainly not inspired by that show on VH1 that is so incredibly addictive. I listened to this mix for like a month straight, and loved every minute of it, even the Kenny Logg …
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2/9/2004
And thus my trilogy of 120 min mix tapes is complete. The first is "Liberated in Theory", this is the second and "A Vicious Cycle" is the third. This mix has nothing to do with the book, so keep your " …
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2/9/2004
You can't resist . . . the Watusi Twist! It's hard to understand why the twist was such a huge worldwide dance craze, there's not much to it really. I've read hints that Chubby Checker, the Twist's off …
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2/9/2004
This was a birthday mix for my friend Emmy. I was struggling all day to find a good concept mix of music that she would enjoy. Then I decided I could probably squeeze 22 songs on a disc if I was carefu …
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2/9/2004
Harder hitting than "Tonight With Trevor McDonald", more entertaining than "Tonight With Jonathan Ross", and with less swearing than "Tonight With Bill Grundy", it's an entire evening with the good doc …
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2/9/2004
I would seriously give this mix to a five year old kid. Maybe I will!
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