The 10 Track Mixtape Thread (Song Lists Without Links Will Be Deleted) (lyrics, dancing, dance, hardcore, house)

sweet_nothing · 03-13-2008, 07:43 PM

cools they remind me of MDC for some reason.

Molecules · 03-15-2008, 08:55 PM

'Psych Banter'<<< - A quick and pointless psychedelia mix lazily accrued from past psych compilations with silly titles.

1. The Beatles - Rain

The classic B-side to Paperback Writer, history in the making. About 60's attitudes to marijuana.

2. Moby Grape - Omaha

Led by Skip Spence who served in Quicksilver Messenger Service and early Jefferson Airplane, classic galloping West Coast psych.

3. Fairport Convention - Time Will Show the Wiser

Yes more galloping West Coast psych, but this time from the Fairport's debut, when they still sounded like, erm, Jefferson Airplane. Richard Thompson was one of the best guitarists of the 60's, FACT.

4. Love - The Castle

From their second album. The title refers to Arthur Lee's Hollywood Hills hideaway. Mouthful.

5. The Nazz - Lemming Song

'Power psych'(?), the Nazz's debut is a lost classic IMO.

6. Tomorrow - Revolution (Top Gear Sesh)

Taken from a session on John Peel's 1968 radio show, this was Steve Howe's band before Yes.

7. the Smoke - High In A Room

Not to be confused with the (pants) U.S. group of the same name, this song is about blazing 'toking' it's mental toll (see what I did? hurhur)

8. Ludus - My Cherry Is In Sherry

Manchester 1980, some geniuses decide to combine psych and post-punk influences, the result floors you.

9. Apples In Stereo - Seems So

A nugget from the 90's 'psych revival', kicked off by the fantastic Elephant Six label

10. Luke Vibert - I Love Acid

It's about acid. What more d'you want?

Molecules · 03-16-2008, 02:38 PM

A hip hop mix uploaded on first joining MB<<<

...And another I have had knocking about, tracklist below. Word Is Born - Hip Hop 2

U Mean I'm Not? - Black Sheep
Nervous - Boogie Down Productions
You Gots To Chill - EPMD
Woo Ha!! Got You All In Check - Busta Rhymes
Only When I'm Drunk - Tha Alkaholiks
Concerto In X Minor - Brand Nubian
Looking At The Front Door - Main Source
Mic checka - Das Efx
Living In The World Today - Genius/GZA
Diary of a Madman - Gravediggaz
Stimulation ft Blue Raspberry - Method Man
Glaciers of Ice - Raekwon
After the Smoke is Clear - Ghostface Killah
911 is a joke - Public Enemy
Strobelite Honey - Black Sheep
Pack The Pipe - The Pharcyde
Suicidal Thoughts - The Notorious B.I.G.

zubitrionique · 03-25-2008, 03:36 AM

10songs MIXXXXXXX

So, here's 10 songs that aren't just off albums that I adore, but also that I've played countless times just by themselves.

Great thread, I'm new here and hope somebody enjoys this mix.

1) The Knife - Silent Shout

Far before this album became one of my top 3 of the year, when I didn't really "get it" yet, I totally got into this track. Very delicate, and precise in a way 1960s Miles Davis was, except with software synthesizers, strangely vocoded vox, and tube reverb units splash in the distance.

2) Smashing Pumpkins - Wound

"For every chemical, you trade a piece of your soul (with no return)"
That line, among others in this song, used to always give me chills up my spine. Not just because of the subtle truth of it, but due to the thread of a truly spiritual perspective that runs throughout this album. It is at it's most naked on on this song.

3) Tori Amos - Northern Lad

Great song, almost sounds too personal. But Tori can pull this sort of thing off with grace. The progression of melodies from verse, to pre-chorus, to chorus is on par with the greatest Beatles songs.

4) The National - Ada

Boxer's my favourite album of last year, and this is definitely one if it's standout tracks. The haunting beauty of when he says "Ada, I can hear the sound of your laugh through the wall..." and then the break down to piano and strings is...(fill in the blank).

5) Tortoise - Ten-Day Interval

I love Philip Glass and I'm cool with Steve Reich, but what Tortoise does with their work here is just great. The minimal melodies dance instead of drone, and the less minimalism type stuff is one of the only glimpses I've seen of an artist allowing a portal to open up and actually take Glassian arpeggios into the world of pop/rock. And to say they do this with success (in under 5 min, nonetheless) would be a huge understatement.

6) Thom Yorke - Black Swan

Who knew "This is ****ed up" sung in a lackadaisical tone, could have such an impact on me. MAX/MSP, post-IDM beats merged with oddly slinking guitar lines, set the stage for Mr. Yorke's centerpiece of ennui, with a pinch of romance.

7) Autechre - Rae

Before I ever heard the term "IDM", I heard LP5, and this is the track that kept me coming back for not just more of that album, but this band's entire catalog. "Rae" can best be described as the song these two guys had been trying to make for 10 years, in it's penultimate form. Even with their following 2 albums they had a couple tracks (also track #3s) that tried to take the same formula to even greater heights, but mostly just took it into the realm of harsher, more "difficult" (though more enjoyable for some) directions.

The Formula: Complex treated beats, battling through a soundscape of melodies on par with the greatest classical compositions of the 20th Century.

8) Tom Waits - Fannin Street

I spent many nights in Houston, lost on Fannin and other nearby streets of the downtown maze.

Fortunately, in spite of Mr. Wait's warning, I was eventually found.

9) Joanna Newsom - Peach, Plum, Pear (live)

The bittersweet glory of this song, matched by it's wonderfully realized poetry frolics as much as it soars.

10) The Books - The Lemon of Pink

From my favourite album of 2003, this opening title track sets the pace for a record that defies all rules, even of the obscure genres it's self reverencing throughout (found sound, music concrete, etc.).

Somewhere between Field Recordings and the melodic alchemy of DJ Shadow, The Books discover a new continent and quickly plant a flag, proclaiming themselves the rulers. And for 5 years, not even a single coup d'etat has even come close (sorry Panda Bear).

ProggyMan · 03-25-2008, 11:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Molecules

A hip hop mix uploaded on first joining MB<<<

...And another I have had knocking about, tracklist below. Word Is Born - Hip Hop 2

U Mean I'm Not? - Black Sheep
Nervous - Boogie Down Productions
You Gots To Chill - EPMD
Woo Ha!! Got You All In Check - Busta Rhymes
Only When I'm Drunk - Tha Alkaholiks
Concerto In X Minor - Brand Nubian
Looking At The Front Door - Main Source
Mic checka - Das Efx
Living In The World Today - Genius/GZA
Diary of a Madman - Gravediggaz
Stimulation ft Blue Raspberry - Method Man
Glaciers of Ice - Raekwon
After the Smoke is Clear - Ghostface Killah
911 is a joke - Public Enemy
Strobelite Honey - Black Sheep
Pack The Pipe - The Pharcyde
Suicidal Thoughts - The Notorious B.I.G.

Welcome To The Terrordrome>911 Is A Joke.

**Piss Me Off** · 03-26-2008, 09:40 AM

Here's a comp i uploaded for someone, thought i'd put it here if anyones interested.

Send big files the easy way. Files too large for email attachments? No problem!

1. Clip from Spaced - Jaffa Cakes
2. Mr Scruff - Get A Move On
3. Goldfrapp - Deer Stop
4. A Tribe Called Quest - Award Tour
5. Nightmares On Wax - The Sweetest
6. Blonde Redhead - 23
7. The Duke Spirit - Bottom of The Sea
8. Midnight Juggernaughts - Shadows
9. Eels - My Descent Into Madness
10. Easy Star All-Stars - The Great Gig In The Sky
11. Love - Always See Your Face
12. Cortney Tidwell - Eyes At The Billions
13. John Parish & Polly Jean Harvey - That Was My Veil
14. Hexstatic - Perfect Bird
15. Aphex Twin - IZ-US

pheurton · 03-26-2008, 08:11 PM

Muxtape is quick and convenient.

COMP

I know it's 12 tracks but enjoy ^-^

savannah · 03-26-2008, 08:27 PM

so i've decided to make my own compilation thread,...if thats alright with you guys,...

i've chosen to put it in the section because,...well,...country folkie jam bandish, stuff is kinda my nitch,.....even though i'm sure some of my comps will include other things,.....

this first comp is a mixture of texas singer songwritters (which i thnk by now we all know i'm really into),....
it stuff that makes me think of growing up,....things i listened to in high school and college, and no matter what musical phase i'm in, i always come back to this stuff,......

so here's my first installment,..... do with it what you will

2shared - download standbys.zip

track listing,...

biloxi - jack ingram,....
jack's been around for awhile and recently has gained some nashville acclaim ,... for whatever thats worth,... this track is my favorite to see live

sangria wine - jerry jeff walker
you didnt think i'd have a texas comp without jerry jeff walker did you? the man is one of my all time fav artists,......and sangria wine puts me in a good mood no matter whats goin on around me

the ballad of the kingsman - todd snider,...
ok so he's not FROM texas,...but he's influenced alot of songwritters down here,.....and i love his witt

cooler-n-hell - ray wylie hubbard
best known for redneck mother,.....

a storm blew in - brandon rhyder
it was so hard for me to chose a rhyder track,......as i love pretty much everything he does,....
brandon has a lot of bravado in his voice and some people are turned off by it, but when i see or hear brandon, i feel everything he's feeling through his voice

dreadful selfish crime - robert earl keen
needs no explination in my opp

sunset boulevard - charlie robinson
while some may argue his brother bruce is the more prolific songwritter, charlie just does it for me,....and this song has always been a fav,....it take me back to riddin dirt roads, crammed in a truck, windows down, drinking stolen beer, and singin at the top of my lungs

it aint easy being me - chris knight
i think we all feel this way somedays

if i had a boat - lyle lovette,.....
i wish i could write songs like this

long black veil - stoney larue
one of my fav songs by one of my fav artists

remain - mike mcclure
so,.....he's alittle pitchy,....but the way he writes,....and the sound of his voice,....i really think mike mcclure could talk me into almost anything

enemyat_thesix · 03-28-2008, 03:20 PM

you guys should just use muxtape.com

Molecules · 03-28-2008, 05:15 PM

just been checking a bunch of these out, will do a little reviewski at some point. ^what's with all these avatars of girls coyly putting jeans on? They have to get dressed too you know!

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03-15-2008, 08:55 PM
Molecules Oil To Fuel The Fire Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: the Wastes Posts: 902	'Psych Banter'<<< - A quick and pointless psychedelia mix lazily accrued from past psych compilations with silly titles. 1. The Beatles - Rain The classic B-side to Paperback Writer, history in the making. About 60's attitudes to marijuana. 2. Moby Grape - Omaha Led by Skip Spence who served in Quicksilver Messenger Service and early Jefferson Airplane, classic galloping West Coast psych. 3. Fairport Convention - Time Will Show the Wiser Yes more galloping West Coast psych, but this time from the Fairport's debut, when they still sounded like, erm, Jefferson Airplane. Richard Thompson was one of the best guitarists of the 60's, FACT. 4. Love - The Castle From their second album. The title refers to Arthur Lee's Hollywood Hills hideaway. Mouthful. 5. The Nazz - Lemming Song 'Power psych'(?), the Nazz's debut is a lost classic IMO. 6. Tomorrow - Revolution (Top Gear Sesh) Taken from a session on John Peel's 1968 radio show, this was Steve Howe's band before Yes. 7. the Smoke - High In A Room Not to be confused with the (pants) U.S. group of the same name, this song is about blazing 'toking' it's mental toll (see what I did? hurhur) 8. Ludus - My Cherry Is In Sherry Manchester 1980, some geniuses decide to combine psych and post-punk influences, the result floors you. 9. Apples In Stereo - Seems So A nugget from the 90's 'psych revival', kicked off by the fantastic Elephant Six label 10. Luke Vibert - I Love Acid It's about acid. What more d'you want? __________________ Eff em free post-punk for the people Last edited by Molecules : 03-16-2008 at 03:08 PM.

03-16-2008, 02:38 PM
Molecules Oil To Fuel The Fire Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: the Wastes Posts: 902	A hip hop mix uploaded on first joining MB<<< ...And another I have had knocking about, tracklist below. Word Is Born - Hip Hop 2 U Mean I'm Not? - Black Sheep Nervous - Boogie Down Productions You Gots To Chill - EPMD Woo Ha!! Got You All In Check - Busta Rhymes Only When I'm Drunk - Tha Alkaholiks Concerto In X Minor - Brand Nubian Looking At The Front Door - Main Source Mic checka - Das Efx Living In The World Today - Genius/GZA Diary of a Madman - Gravediggaz Stimulation ft Blue Raspberry - Method Man Glaciers of Ice - Raekwon After the Smoke is Clear - Ghostface Killah 911 is a joke - Public Enemy Strobelite Honey - Black Sheep Pack The Pipe - The Pharcyde Suicidal Thoughts - The Notorious B.I.G. __________________ Eff em free post-punk for the people

03-25-2008, 03:36 AM
zubitrionique Groupie Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 21	10songs MIXXXXXXX So, here's 10 songs that aren't just off albums that I adore, but also that I've played countless times just by themselves. Great thread, I'm new here and hope somebody enjoys this mix. 1) The Knife - Silent Shout Far before this album became one of my top 3 of the year, when I didn't really "get it" yet, I totally got into this track. Very delicate, and precise in a way 1960s Miles Davis was, except with software synthesizers, strangely vocoded vox, and tube reverb units splash in the distance. 2) Smashing Pumpkins - Wound "For every chemical, you trade a piece of your soul (with no return)" That line, among others in this song, used to always give me chills up my spine. Not just because of the subtle truth of it, but due to the thread of a truly spiritual perspective that runs throughout this album. It is at it's most naked on on this song. 3) Tori Amos - Northern Lad Great song, almost sounds too personal. But Tori can pull this sort of thing off with grace. The progression of melodies from verse, to pre-chorus, to chorus is on par with the greatest Beatles songs. 4) The National - Ada Boxer's my favourite album of last year, and this is definitely one if it's standout tracks. The haunting beauty of when he says "Ada, I can hear the sound of your laugh through the wall..." and then the break down to piano and strings is...(fill in the blank). 5) Tortoise - Ten-Day Interval I love Philip Glass and I'm cool with Steve Reich, but what Tortoise does with their work here is just great. The minimal melodies dance instead of drone, and the less minimalism type stuff is one of the only glimpses I've seen of an artist allowing a portal to open up and actually take Glassian arpeggios into the world of pop/rock. And to say they do this with success (in under 5 min, nonetheless) would be a huge understatement. 6) Thom Yorke - Black Swan Who knew "This is **ed up" sung in a lackadaisical tone, could have such an impact on me. MAX/MSP, post-IDM beats merged with oddly slinking guitar lines, set the stage for Mr. Yorke's centerpiece of ennui, with a pinch of romance. 7) Autechre - Rae Before I ever heard the term "IDM", I heard LP5, and this is the track that kept me coming back for not just more of that album, but this band's entire catalog. "Rae" can best be described as the song these two guys had been trying to make for 10 years, in it's penultimate form. Even with their following 2 albums they had a couple tracks (also track #3s) that tried to take the same formula to even greater heights, but mostly just took it into the realm of harsher, more "difficult" (though more enjoyable for some) directions. The Formula: Complex treated beats, battling through a soundscape of melodies on par with the greatest classical compositions of the 20th Century. 8) Tom Waits - Fannin Street I spent many nights in Houston, lost on Fannin and other nearby streets of the downtown maze. Fortunately, in spite of Mr. Wait's warning, I was eventually found. 9) Joanna Newsom - Peach, Plum, Pear (live) The bittersweet glory of this song, matched by it's wonderfully realized poetry frolics as much as it soars. 10) The Books - The Lemon of Pink** From my favourite album of 2003, this opening title track sets the pace for a record that defies all rules, even of the obscure genres it's self reverencing throughout (found sound, music concrete, etc.). Somewhere between Field Recordings and the melodic alchemy of DJ Shadow, The Books discover a new continent and quickly plant a flag, proclaiming themselves the rulers. And for 5 years, not even a single coup d'etat has even come close (sorry Panda Bear). __________________ Last edited by zubitrionique : 03-26-2008 at 01:33 PM.

03-26-2008, 08:11 PM
pheurton n/a Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 949	Muxtape is quick and convenient. COMP I know it's 12 tracks but enjoy ^-^

03-26-2008, 08:27 PM
savannah Bad Bad Bumpkin Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: texas Posts: 474	The 10 Track Compilation Thread so i've decided to make my own compilation thread,...if thats alright with you guys,... i've chosen to put it in the section because,...well,...country folkie jam bandish, stuff is kinda my nitch,.....even though i'm sure some of my comps will include other things,..... this first comp is a mixture of texas singer songwritters (which i thnk by now we all know i'm really into),.... it stuff that makes me think of growing up,....things i listened to in high school and college, and no matter what musical phase i'm in, i always come back to this stuff,...... so here's my first installment,..... do with it what you will 2shared - download standbys.zip track listing,... biloxi - jack ingram,.... jack's been around for awhile and recently has gained some nashville acclaim ,... for whatever thats worth,... this track is my favorite to see live sangria wine - jerry jeff walker you didnt think i'd have a texas comp without jerry jeff walker did you? the man is one of my all time fav artists,......and sangria wine puts me in a good mood no matter whats goin on around me the ballad of the kingsman - todd snider,... ok so he's not FROM texas,...but he's influenced alot of songwritters down here,.....and i love his witt cooler-n-hell - ray wylie hubbard best known for redneck mother,..... a storm blew in - brandon rhyder it was so hard for me to chose a rhyder track,......as i love pretty much everything he does,.... brandon has a lot of bravado in his voice and some people are turned off by it, but when i see or hear brandon, i feel everything he's feeling through his voice dreadful selfish crime - robert earl keen needs no explination in my opp sunset boulevard - charlie robinson while some may argue his brother bruce is the more prolific songwritter, charlie just does it for me,....and this song has always been a fav,....it take me back to riddin dirt roads, crammed in a truck, windows down, drinking stolen beer, and singin at the top of my lungs it aint easy being me - chris knight i think we all feel this way somedays if i had a boat - lyle lovette,..... i wish i could write songs like this long black veil - stoney larue one of my fav songs by one of my fav artists remain - mike mcclure so,.....he's alittle pitchy,....but the way he writes,....and the sound of his voice,....i really think mike mcclure could talk me into almost anything __________________ It’s gonna be alright, it might take a little while, Cause flying ain’t nothing just falling with style - jason boland *LIKE JOHNNY AND JUNE........*

03-28-2008, 05:15 PM
Molecules Oil To Fuel The Fire Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: the Wastes Posts: 902	just been checking a bunch of these out, will do a little reviewski at some point. ^what's with all these avatars of girls coyly putting jeans on? They have to get dressed too you know! __________________ Eff em free post-punk for the people