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04-22-2008, 08:22 PM | #211 | |
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1. The Brian Jonestown Massacre - All Around You (Intro) i thought this was the perfect intro track for a mix of this sort. 2. Modest Mouse - Teeth Like God's Shoeshine my favorite song by these guys. i though about including Doin' In The Cockroach instead but i opted for this one. 3. Jeffrey Lewis - Alphabet i love Jeffrey Lewis and i think this is a beautiful song with some of my favorite lyrics. 4. George Harrison - Apple Scruffs my favorite song from All Thing Must Pass. i've never really heard anyone talk about it, so i don't know how well known it is. it's about the people that used to hang outside of Apple Studios or whatever back in the day. 5. David Bowie - Take My Tip i'm a huge David Bowie fan and i don't think enough people have heard is pre-album stuff from '64-'67. this is one of my favorites from the era. 6. Streetlight Manifesto - Point/Counterpoint you didn't post a last.fm account or any likes/dislikes so i looked through some old posts of yours and i saw that you'd made a thread wanting people to suggest some ska. i don't know a lot of ska, but no one i've heard does it like Streetlight and i love these guys. the way they do the horns, i fucking love the drumming, and i dig the guys voice. so i just picked some song off their first album. 7. The Zutons - Valarie i love The Zutons and i they're pretty much unknown here in the states. this is one of my favorites from their last album. the chorus is soooo good. the have a new album coming out soon. 8. Propagandhi - Back To The Motor League this is my favorite punk song. 9. Matson Jones - New York City Fuck Off this was a band from where i used to live (fort collins, co). i thought they were pretty unique. sorry you didn't dig on it. two chicks with cellos and a drummer. 10. Marcy Playground - John Fisher Ford this is a song by Marcy Playground from Zog Bog Bean, the album they released independently before their self-titled album that had Sex And Candy on it. i just dig it and think it's a neat little tune about drugs and what they can do to some people. 11. The Verve - Catching The Butterfly The Verve's Urban Hymns is one of my all time favorite albums, so i thought i'd ******* a track from it. it could've been any track from that album on here. i pretty much picked it by random. 12. Of Montreal - So Begins Our Alabee this song makes me happier than any other song on the planet. the "oh-uh-oh-oh" in the chorus is what makes it for me. 13. Reverend Horton Heat - Bales Of Cocaine the Rev is great drinkin' music. you should check out his best of Holy Roller. it's a great introductory disc. i almost included Marijuana (very similar feel to the almost instrumental "Tequila") but decided something with more words would be more enjoyable. 14. The Dandy Warhols - Get Off this is my favorite Dandy Warhols song. they have a new album coming out on 5/5. if you liked this track maybe you'll like the new album. 15. !!! - Storm The Legion these guys' guitar work always reminds me of Talking Heads. this is a cool song, so i threw it on there. 16. Grandaddy - Broken Household Appliance National Forest this is from my favorite Grandaddy album, The Sophtware Slump. it always makes me think of the world Tyler Durden describes in Fight Club before he disappears. the book paints a better picture of that world though. 17. Apartment - Tokyo For Miko this a british band that i fucking love and i don't think anyone really knows about. this is my favorite from their album The Dreamer Evasive. the chorus kills! really fun song, imo. 18. Harvey Danger - War Buddies Harvey Danger was a one hit wonder in the 90's, but they put out an album called Little By Little a year or two ago. as far as i know they were the first band to actually release their album for free online and it always burns me that they aren't recognized for this more often. this one of my favorite from that album. 19. Michael Penn - Small Black Box Michael Penn is Sean Penn's brother. i don't think many people no him outside of maybe his one semi-hit in 1989, No Myth. this is from his 1997 album Resigned. he's an amazing lyricist and i wish more people would hear him. 20. ? & The Mysterians - 96 Tears there was a point in time that this was my favorite song. gotta love the organ. everyone needs to be familiar with this classic. i was pretty bummed with your review. i was hoping for a bit more. i was really excited to make this mix for you. i hope you at least find a song on it you didn't know, but liked, and maybe look more into that artist. then you won't have to worry about just a song, but be able to listen to a whole album. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QHCOGO1Y
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04-22-2008, 08:26 PM | #212 |
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link? the deuce?
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04-22-2008, 09:01 PM | #213 | |
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I remember buying this when it went on sale through their website like 7 or 8 years ago. I love the whole thing. Actually I just love every song I've ever heard by them. |
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04-22-2008, 09:04 PM | #214 |
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04-22-2008, 09:05 PM | #215 | |
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i love pretty much everything MP has done as well. i know i have a bunch of non album tracks of theirs around somewhere. if you're interested i could post them. |
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04-22-2008, 09:33 PM | #216 |
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marcys playground was not what i expected them to be after hearing sex and candy 50 bazzillion times on the radio.... i really really liked that album
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04-23-2008, 07:42 AM | #217 |
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edit: where's me mixtape then???
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04-23-2008, 11:30 AM | #218 | |
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if you want, make a list or something of the non-album songs you have because i have a lot as well and don't want you to waste time upping it if I have them all. |
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04-25-2008, 12:19 AM | #219 |
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i haven't received my mix yet. i'm really looking forward to this, whoever got me. get with the program!
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04-25-2008, 12:31 AM | #220 |
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i know.. goddamnit i was so excited
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04-25-2008, 12:36 AM | #221 |
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download mine, should keep you floppy for a while
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04-25-2008, 02:24 AM | #222 |
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the first track is a perfect intro
track two wasn't big enough imo three was ok - nice hook 4 starting to get better again 5 - i love this song i do not have a floppy any more! review rest later! |
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04-25-2008, 10:27 AM | #223 |
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loook im out of town. im not sure if ican msake a mix by the end of the month... so i guesas its obvious the late ione is mine.... it will be ok. my mix cd is going to be a hit fest...
i ccant review the mix i got fully,as its not with me...but wghereas it started with bjork, i presumei t was an isle m,ix...i like blork ab it ,, got her video collection...only knew 3 out of the 11 songsa. |
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04-25-2008, 11:20 AM | #224 |
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04-25-2008, 03:59 PM | #225 | |
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04-26-2008, 08:43 PM | #226 |
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Mix title: Now That's What I Call A Netphorian Mix Exchange This disc is all right. I don't really find myself craving any of these songs after a few listens, but at the same time I wouldn't mind having it on in the background. There wasn't anything that was a total turnoff so, in the very least, it's a pretty accessible and unoffensive mix. 1. An acoustic cover of the Beatles' 'Golden Slumbers'. Pretty straightforward cover, really, so I can't say much about it. Not bad. 2. The chorus kind of reminds me of the chorus of a song from the band Unified Theory (a pseudo-successor to Blind Melon). I dunno, this sounds like some generic indie rock radio stuff here. 3. Ditto. I mean, these aren't bad at all, but it just seems I've heard it already. 4. Whoever sings this does a pretty good job of sounding both sad and angered at the same time. Fits with the music. I kinda like this one. 5. So emo. Much like the term emo itself these days, this more fairly generic stuff. 6. "We can both be naked now and innocent." Who wants to do that? 7. My Morning Jacket- O Is The One That Is Real: I always meant to get the studio version of this song. So thanks for saving me some time. This is one of those songs I've liked since the first time I heard it. 8. "Life was perfectly sad. It's sadder now". Now with more emo! I'd probably have loved all of these when I was 17, though. I would have entered the lyrics onto my TI-82 calculator and looked at them incessantly after my girlfriends would break up with me. 9. An instrumental track. Doesn't really seem to go anywhere, though. I kinda feel like I should know who this is. 10. I liked this one. Catchier the more I listened to it. 11. Of all the PJ Harvey songs to cover, someone did 'The Whores Hustle And The Hustlers Whore'? It's not bad, though. This made me realize I haven't listened to Stories From The City... in a long time. I should pull that out. 12. Meh. Not a bad "meh", but just... meh. 13. The heaviest song so far on here. Doesn't do much for me, though. I like the bass sound. 14. A more urgent sounding cover of 'State Trooper'. Not sure I dig the guy's voice that much though. 15. clapclap...clap...clapclap...clap. 16. By this point, a lot of the songs have been fairly similar. Being an active listener for this review I'm kind of bored at this point. Like I said earlier, this wouldn't be bad to have on in the background, where I'm not forced to pay attention. 17. The chick singer on this track sounds like the gal from Lacuna Coil. I dunno... the kinda sounds like an amalgamation of Tool and Linkin Park. I'm not too big on it. 18. Eh. Probably one of the ones I least enjoyed. 19. Pelican? If not, I don't know who. Decent. 20. A Silversun Pickups song I don't remember the name of. Unlike many here, I do enjoy these guys. So, yeah... separating my feelings on the songs themselves, I think the mix flows pretty well. It's never jarring or takes you out of the element. I've a feeling there are a couple other people here who would enjoy this more than I would, so don't take my rather indifferent opinion of its content as a knock. Yeah, can't think of much else to say. |
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04-27-2008, 12:10 AM | #227 |
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i'm pretty sure the person i made the mix for died
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04-27-2008, 02:08 AM | #228 | |
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The CD title was me being retarded ;D This mix definitely had a mellow feel to it. I wanted to put some of my current favs on it, while try to keep it flowing well and keeping the artists varied (somewhat). Contrary to my earlier post, i didn't in Anyways, here's the list: 1. Jorge Lopez - Golden Slumbers / Carry That Weight (This is my buddy from Los Angeles. It didn't fit on here, but i wanted it in the mix, so i just threw it in the beginning) 2. First Wave Hello - Everything Automatic 3. Minus The Bear - Knights 4. Dustin Kensrue - I Knew You Before 5. Statistics - Nobody Knows Your Name 6. The Appleseed Cast - Ice Heavy Branches 7. My Morning Jacket - O Is the One That Is Real 8. Local H - The Summer of Boats 9. Kinski - Semaphore 10. These Arms Are Snakes - Angela's Secret 11. Desert Sessions - The Whores Hustle or The Hustler's Whore 12. Band of Horses - The Funeral 13. Cave In - Screaming In Your Sleep 14. Dustin Kensrue - State Trooper (Live, Acoustic) 15. Nada Surf - Everyone's On Tour 16. Bad Religion - Dearly Beloved (I had to throw some BR on this =) ) 17. Feersum Ennjin - Dragon (one of Paul D'Amour of Tool's projects) 18. Junius - From The Isle of The Blessed 19. Thrice - Night Diving 20. Silversun Pickups - Comeback Kid UNTAGGED links for anyone interested: Part 1: http://www.mediafire.com/?1hyy6wz2xtw Part 2: http://www.mediafire.com/?ymmytxjoxew
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04-27-2008, 07:25 PM | #229 |
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04-27-2008, 07:29 PM | #230 |
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yeah, pretty sure
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04-27-2008, 07:36 PM | #231 |
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i hope you sent flowers to his funeral.
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04-27-2008, 07:44 PM | #232 |
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i renamed the mix to 'flowers' does that count?
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04-27-2008, 07:46 PM | #233 |
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the gesture will be very touching to him in the depths of hell
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04-27-2008, 07:53 PM | #234 |
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awesome
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04-27-2008, 11:21 PM | #235 |
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REMINDER
I have only gotten about half the mixes and the deadline is this coming Thursday. Please try to have them to me by Wednesday or at least early Thursday morning as I will be traveling. Like I said before, I will have limited access to a PC but I would rather not spend a lot of time on here if I can avoid it. Also: Please, DO NOT under any circumstances contact your partner directly until after the exchange is over and they have reviewed your mix or whatever. If you have questions or concerns about ANYTHING, and it's not just a general question that can be answered in this thread, PM ONLY ME. I thought I had made this clear but apparently I did not. Allow me to do so: DO NOT CONTACT YOUR PARTNER. AT ALL. CONTACT ME INSTEAD. Last edited by pale blue eyes : 04-27-2008 at 11:42 PM. Reason: Fandangled mandangler |
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04-27-2008, 11:32 PM | #236 |
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we got it
you would have to be on drugs to contact your partner and only douche bags do drugs are you a douche bag? |
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It did. It was nice how it kind of got progressively louder as it went on.
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Well, thanks for this. Sorry I'm not more into it... most of it was stuff I'd not heard or probably wouldn't seek out on my own, so at least I heard stuff I normally wouldn't have. |
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04-28-2008, 01:16 AM | #238 |
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Track 01: This is Spoon. I think this is off of their latest album, which, admittedly, I have not listened to all that much. I like this song though and it's a nice opener.
Track 02: I have no idea who this is. I like the song up until about the last minute or so. I thought that a new song has started and it was like they just ran out of ideas of how to end the song. Track 03: This song reminds me of modern rock radio in 1997. There were a bunch of bands who had weird sort of singles that were, I don't know, pseudo trip-hop? Like Sneaker Pimps and Primitive Radio Gods. I'm not sure what you would call it but it reminds of that. I'm not sure if I like it or not. It's not bad but not something I would go out and buy. Track 04: Elliott Smith! This song is off of one of his posthumous albums. I am sure I could look in iTunes and find it but you can save me the effort. I like it, but I always have a bittersweet feeling after listening to his stuff anymore. :/ Track 05: This is The Frames' "Revelate" from their live album. I just sort of got into them after playing the Glen Hansard / Marketa Irglova album for about a month straight even before I saw the movie Once. Seemed to fit nicely here even though it opened on the other album. Track 06: This is The Killers. I only really like one song of theirs ("Read My Mind") and I mentally file it in the guilty pleasure category. This song is alright but it just doesn't grab me. Track 07: The vocalist sounds really, really familiar but I am just too tired to try to figure out who he is. I feel like I should know who he is but whatever. I like the song all right but am irked by I spent most of it trying to figure out who they were. Track 08: This just sounds like generic electronica to me. I got through about two minutes of it but after that I just skipped the rest. Track 09: This reminds me a bit of Fugazi, only if they were British and singing about a girl. I got kind of sick of it by the end though. Track 10: No idea who this is. Not bad, I'd probably have to hear more by them though. I like the dual vocalists but, yeah, I'm not sure. Track 11: I really like this song. It sounds older and is sort of sappy, so that's probably why. That's all I got. Track 12: This is a cover of Elliott Smith's "Christian Brothers" but I have no idea who the artist / band covering it is. Not bad, but nothing spectacular. It seems like it might be hard to cover one of his songs and make it your own though. Track 13: I really do not like this song. I'm not sure if it is the vocalist or what but I just do not like it. Track 14: I'm not sure what to think of this song. I was sort of tricked into thinking it was an instrumental but then bam! Vocals! Alright but probably nothing I would listen to by itself again. Might work better on the album or something. Track 15: This sounds familiar too but I have no idea who it is. I am sort of tired though. Track 16: MGMT. I just downloaded this album about a month or so and really like it so far. Must be the hand claps. Not sure if I will still like it in another few months or will get sick of it but right now Erin approves. Track 17: I am fairly certain this is Modest Mouse, a band who I never really got into. This song is like two years long but since I did not skip to the end I suppose that is a good thing. Track 18: Pearl Jam - "Elderly Woman Behind a Counter in a Small Town". There are a few Pearl Jam songs that, due to my brother's Pearl Jam obsession and subsequent playing of bootleg after bootleg of theirs, I cannot really listen to anymore. This is one of them. Track 19: I have no idea who this is, but I really like the song. The vocals remind me of....Hum? I don't know. They remind me of somebody. Pretty good. Flowed pretty well and I liked the majority of it enough to at the very least not skip over it. I am really curious to see a track list though. Last edited by pale blue eyes : 04-28-2008 at 01:20 AM. Reason: I'm tired and forget to remember words. Leave me alone. |
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04-28-2008, 03:13 AM | #239 |
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my review.. i will edit it tomorrow too, but this is just the first listen
I accidentally listened to track 10 after track 1, because winamp ordered them 'alphabetically', but anyway, I noticed the mistake, rearranged them and now i'm starting it again. Track 1: very sweet and funny, no idea who this is, but it really made me smile Track 2: this sounds like a cover, but listening to the lyrics more i think it's an original song, sounding like it's written in the 60s, but probably more recent than that. i like it. Track 3: oh, his voice sounds very familiar. i've definitely heard it before, but i can't quite place it. i really like the 'hook' around the 1:30 mark Track 4: neil young - piece of crap? haha..awesome Track 5: another familiar voice, or maybe not. the twangy/bluesy guitars (+harmonica) are great and so is the beat. Track 6: i love this song (once in a lifetime) and i think this live version is actually better than the one on the record. i don't know why i never listen to the talking heads more.. Track 7: very cool song. i don't know why my first thought was "how unexpected", but it fits very well within the mix. major shredding action Track 8: 13:57 - i'm wondering if this is mogwai or explosions. i guess i might as well find out. nope...it's less recent guitar gods. yes, this definitely fits better in the sequence of songs. and it feels like i should turn off the lights to enjoy this even more. very much up my alley i'm wondering if a certain _isgod made this mix. the change in tempo at the 7 minute mark is just perfect and i also like the experimental sounding stuff that follows. up until the 9 minute mark; not so much into those sounds. but at least i'm not skipping to the next track. Track 9: this guys really likes johnny. and i like his song too. makes me think of that johnny cash song about building a car one part at a time. makes me smile. Track 10: i know this song from the juno soundtrack love it. Track 11: i love her voice, i'm thinking i should recognize it from somewhere. but i definitely haven't head this song before. the glockenspiel (if that's what that is) is very pretty Track 12: very sweet including the sappy orchestration... wait! is this michael jackson? it reminds me very much of harry nilsson. Track 13: great idea to end with an instrumental track. i also really liked the gradual slow down at the end of the mix. I really enjoyed listening to the mix. thank you for making it and i'd love to see the track listing too. i think i'm going to burn it on a cd and listen to it in my car sometimes. and i'll definitely give it a few more listens soon and come back and edit this. |
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04-28-2008, 03:24 AM | #240 |
THIS IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!
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i'm in
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