01 Fantomas: 4/10/05
02 The Cure: All Kinds of Stuff
03 Joshe Henry: I Think I Went Too Far
04 Chameleons UK: Perfume Garden
05 Lush: Outdoor Miner
06 Jason Falkner: Became Anita Captured
07 The Flaming Lips: Pompeii am Gotterdammerung
08 Brian Reitzell & Roger Manning: Metropia
09 Steroid Maximus: Metropia
10 Suzanne Vega: Blood Makes Noise
11 Blur: Bugman
12 The Jesus Lizard: Puss
13 The Jesus & Mary Chain: I Hate Rock n Roll
14 Film School: Lectric
15 My Bloody Valentine: Honey Power
16 Ash: Twilight of the Innocents
17 John Zorn: The Ballad of Hank McCain (instrumental ver.)
18 Liz Phair: Shane
19 Iggy Pop: Tonight

(the art, in all it's hugeness, is at the original thread. Of course now I realize that I can only count up to 17, it seems!)

...and some random track notes

2. I was not looking forward to this recent flurry of singles... but it's some of the best stuff they've done since Wish.

4. I'd call the Chameleons "underrated", but I think "criminally ignored" is a better way to put it ...

7. I cannot become sick of this song.

8. From the "Logan's Sanctuary" album - a soundtrack to a ficitious "Logan's Run" sequel.

9. Another Jim Thirlwell project.

10. Yeah, Suzanne Vega, I know. I'm surprised, too. But I heard this when recently re-watching "Homicide" and had to find out what it was. Catchy as hell and not what I expected were I to hear the words "Suzanne Vega"...

13. You can tell that I organize my CDs alphabetically, huh? A total lazy impulse when reaching for the Jesus Lizard disc...

14. Heard these guys (+girl) on 'ZBC last year and wish I had heard about them sooner...

17. From the "The Big Gundown" - Zorn's tribute to Ennio Morricone. There was also a vocal version w/Mike Patton, but I like it better as an instrumental...

18. "Exile In Guyville" is over-rated, and actually kinda sucks except for a few songs. "Whip Smart", on the other hand, had some pretty awesome stuff that never gets talked about.

....not a very profound one sentence response, but honestly, listening to this, the mix had the not-easy ability of making me feel like I was in outer space, thus without gravity, dreaming, and casually spinning and swirling. Was that your intent?

A fairly pleasant experience! A good amount of "funny" outer-spacey keyboard sounds were heard, which I enjoyed.

From memory, songs 1, 7, 14 and 16 stood out. I didn't have the track list handy at the time. And I may have missed a few others.

So, I had to drive to Vermont late at night in a fast car to go to a funeral........I had ingested way too much caffeine, This mix fit perfectly!

Sorry for your loss.


or in speeders terms: SORRYFORYOURLOSS

Could have been... I approached this a bit weirdly. I have a notebook that I jot down bits and pieces of different mixes whenever something "clicks". Some are themed, others are songs that just sound good together. This started as a few small clusters of similar songs, and then me trying to find songs to adequately segue between those clusters.



Thanks!

Re: track 7 (the Flaming Lips track), yeah it's one of the greatest songs I've heard in freaking forever.

Ouch, sorry 'bout the funeral. But thanks!

hey, good job man!

I LOVE a bunch of acts on hear already so much, FANTOMAS especially : )

JESUS AND MARY CHAIN were awesome

John Zorn is a genius...

now I love noise....but sometimes I thought my speakers were ripping, you like the fuzz tones going on... : ) Normally i do to, but since I was hit by lightening and hadda get my speaker controller replaced I'm nervous : )

In some ways this is the OPPOSITE of UNDUDEs mix, but also just as great in many ways. (both even have film music ST like sections)

uploaded song titles to iTunes

arggh...except the Fantomas track should be "04/10/05 Sunday" and Seventy Cops track by Streoid Maximus.........

okay, fixed and uploaded!!!

thanks for the online art too!