Defbil mix, Like Chuckin' Darts Options

[Defbil]

1. Public Enemy- Countdown to Armageddon
2. Frederic Chopin- nocturne op 15 no 3
3. Children of Bodom- Children of Decadence
4. Baby Boy H- Don't Ask Me Again
5. ...Trail of Dead- Monsoon
6. Kinks- Nothing In This World
7. Roy Orbison- Working For the Man
8. Simon and Garfunkel- He Was My Brother
9. Swingin Utters- The Dirty Sea
10. Daisy Chainsaw- Love Your Money
11. Bosstones- Seven Thirty Seven/Shoe Glue
12. Chris Kenner- I Like It Like That Pt 1
13. The Chieftains w/Nickel Creek- The Raggle Taggle Gypsy
14. Motzart- Overture to the Marriage of Figaro K 294
15. Wesley Willis- I Smoke Weed
16. Bill Monroe and Doc Watson- Paddy on the Turnpike
17. The Clancy Bros- Banks of Sicily





I chose the title because the mix came out like I threw darts at my cd collection. The songs are a bit random, but I thought it worked ok. Hope ya'll like it.

[vinylritchie]

cool

[allswellgirl]

What I liked from this Mix
PE
Trail of Dead
Toy Orbison - great song!
Kinks - Wow, that's an old one, huh?
Chris Kenner
Mozart - isn't there a Bugs Bunny with the Marriage of Figaro, too??
Monroe & Watson
Clancy Bros & Tommy Makem

Thanks Defbil!

[tenebr8]

I'm not in your group, so I haven't heard this, but awesome job including Baby Boy H and Monroe and Watson. Monroe's on my mix, too. Looking forward to hearing all of these mixes on the mp3 collection.

[FrankD]

I dig the randomness!!!

[kapow]

Somewhere along the line, maybe directly at track #2, I was very much wondering what Defbil was up to for this mix. Big pump up from a Public Enemy intro and then... Chopin. Perhaps this is where some sort of history lesson pops in, as I'm wondering if 'Nocturne Op 15 No 3' sent the old Europeans into a frenzy and there was mass rioting and lots of vandalized pianos. Hard to say, either way, decent enough piece before descending into the majestic metal of the Children of Bodom. My ears caught on when the chorus of Baby Boy H kicked in... quite the roar if that's at high volume. What is that, a wall of sound? Whew.

I found that the stretch from Bodom to the Bosstones to be very strong.. enjoyed pretty much every song between. Forgot that the Bosstones could be a lot of fun to listen to. The end of the mix was ok, but it really was the middle that did it for me. I'd be interested to hear how you decided on throwing some of these songs on here, as it really does hit every genre in seemingly random points.

Thanks!

Edit: Ah, wait, perhaps I should've read the title of your mix a little more closely.

This post has been edited by kapow: Dec 3 2006, 06:14 PM

[drumdad]

You have damn good aim with those darts. Good stuff.