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

RezZ · 12-26-2007, 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by jackhammer

----Prince is a monster, Beck's Midnight Vultures is brilliant, and I can't say enough for whats its done to indie.----

I agree wholeheartedly. How about a compilation from yourself? Us mod's have to set a predecent for people. My funk comp is not perfect and is not my favourite genre but I am so desperate for people to expand their tastse and I am hoping these comps will tempt a few people to open up musically! (I got one PM requesting similar music today which is a result)

I can't agree more, most people only listen to 1 or 2 genres. Once you try many out a whole new world of music opens up.

Also i have been thinking of making a compilation or group of Trance songs maybe 10-11 tracks long. I love the genre, but im not sure if theres enough people here that would want to listen to it.

**jackhammer** · 12-26-2007, 05:46 PM

BIG FUNKY COMPILATION #2

This compilation is not as immediate as my previous comp but it contains two of my favourite all time soul tracks (denoted by an *) and a track that is out of sync with what I am trying to produce, yet it remains a favourite (**)

1.All The People-Cramp Your Style
2.Ohio Players-Fopp
3.Cane & Able-Who's Gonna Take The Weight Off?
4.Little Beaver-Funkadelic Sound.
5.The Politicians-Close Your Big Mouth
6.Gil Scott-Heron (*)-The Bottle
7.Joe Thomas-Thank You (falletin be mice elf again)
8.Frantique(**)-Strut Your Funky Stuff
9.Marvin G aye(*)-Inner City Blues (make me wanna holler)
10.Undisputed Truth-Lil' Red Ridin' Hood.

Funk_Number_Two.rar - More bad ass riffs - BADONGO

**jackhammer** · 12-26-2007, 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by RezZ

I can't agree more, most people only listen to 1 or 2 genres. Once you try many out a whole new world of music opens up.

Also i have been thinking of making a compilation or group of Trance songs maybe 10-11 tracks long. I love the genre, but im not sure if theres enough people here that would want to listen to it.

If you get enough variety I would certainly listen to it. Make sure it goes in the Electronica thread.

**right-track** · 12-26-2007, 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by jackhammer

BIG FUNKY COMPILATION #2

This compilation is not as immediate as my previous comp and it contains two of my favourite all time soul tracks (donoted by an *) and a track that is out of sync with what I am trying to produce, yet it remains a favourite (**)

1.All The People-Cramp Your Style
2.Ohio Players-Fopp
3.Cane & Able-Who's Gonna Take The Weight Off?
4.Little Beaver-Funkadelic Sound.
5.The Politicians-Close Your Big Mouth
6.Gil Scott-Heron (*)-The Bottle
7.Joe Thomas-Thank You (falletin be mice elf again)
8.Frantique(**)-Strut Your Funky Stuff
9.Marvin G aye(*)-Inner City Blues (make me wanna holler)
10.Undisputed Truth-Lil' Red Ridin' Hood.

Another good looking comp.
The Bottle is the outstanding track and my love for that tune is no secret here.
Ohio Players are a class act too.

**jackhammer** · 12-26-2007, 06:03 PM

Not a bad choice for a villa fan eh?

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Let's get a new comp from you soon RT!

**right-track** · 12-26-2007, 06:16 PM

Just to touch on something Urban said earlier, funnily enough...Ohio Players were big influences for RHCP who covered one of there records, Love Rollercoaster.

Edit: If your a fan of Grand Theft Auto - San Andreas, I believe (Ohio Players version) it's on one of the in game radio stations.

Edit 2: Quick wiki search...Bounce FM...which includes 'Funky Worm' too!

Edit 3: Soundgarden covered Fopp...well bugger me sideways! (not literally)

**right-track** · 12-28-2007, 11:08 AM

Slight change of thread name.

Same rules apply;
Here's your chance to compile a playlist of 10 tracks that mean something to you.
Old/new/any genre...it doesn't even matter if you think most here have heard them before.
What matters, is that you list the tracks in your post along with the link and a little write up to explain your choices.

Just to clear things up, uploading compilations in this thread isn't breaking any MB rules.
Member feedback on the compilations is always welcome.

**Urban Hatemonger** · 12-28-2007, 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by right-track

Edit 3: Soundgarden covered Fopp...well bugger me sideways! (not literally)

It's a cover ?????

RezZ · 12-28-2007, 02:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jackhammer

BIG FUNKY COMPILATION #2

This compilation is not as immediate as my previous comp but it contains two of my favourite all time soul tracks (denoted by an *) and a track that is out of sync with what I am trying to produce, yet it remains a favourite (**)

1.All The People-Cramp Your Style
2.Ohio Players-Fopp
3.Cane & Able-Who's Gonna Take The Weight Off?
4.Little Beaver-Funkadelic Sound.
5.The Politicians-Close Your Big Mouth
6.Gil Scott-Heron (*)-The Bottle
7.Joe Thomas-Thank You (falletin be mice elf again)
8.Frantique(**)-Strut Your Funky Stuff
9.Marvin G aye(*)-Inner City Blues (make me wanna holler)
10.Undisputed Truth-Lil' Red Ridin' Hood.

Funk_Number_Two.rar - More bad ass riffs - BADONGO

Very good. The Bottle has always been one of my favorites. Also Fopp is very good. Not that the rest were bad ( i liked them alot) just those two stand out for me.

edit*and o yea, undisputed truth song was good, ihave been listening to a few of there albums since your first comp, and i like it alot.

jibber · 12-28-2007, 06:55 PM

1. Joy Division - she's lost control
My favorite song by one of my favorite bands of all time, this one's on here mainly for a lot of personal memories tied up to it. It's one I never tire of listening to, no matter how many hours it spends on loop on my mp3 player.

2. Radiohead - black stars
Definitely one of my favorite radiohead tracks, this one again is on here because of a very personal connection.

3. Gritz - ooh ahh
This song never fails to get me in an energetic and good mood, mainly because I immediatley associate it with all my best skiing memories

4. Norman Greenbaum - spirit in the sky
Hands down, one of the best road trip songs ever. Endless amounts of travel memories attached to this one.

5. bob dylan - it ain't me babe
I love dyaln, and I believe that no one else but him could perform this song with as much heart and meaing.

6. smashing pumpkins - today
great song, and the first one that got me into this band. i have my older brother to thank for getting me interested in them, and they remain a favorite still

7. The Black seeds - the answer
Awesome kiwi dub band, and still remains my favorite years after I've become familiar with loads more dub bands. As soon as I hear this song i feel like i'm back in red rock bar in wanaka, knocking back vodka/lime/soda's and making the rounds chatting with everyone I knew, which was usually the entire bar.

8. pennywise - **** authority
there's other songs by pennywise that I believe to be a lot better, but this one made the list before all them for a number of reasons. It was the song that got me into the band, and because of that, it has a lot of good memories attached to it, more so than any other pennywise song. I was playing this song the first time I did a cliff drop skiing

9. the kooks - seaside
I listen to this song and i'm walking across this gorgeous golden sand beach right as the sun is coming up, looking out to the ocean and heading towards the trail that continues through rainforest and out into many other rediculously perfect and completely deserted beaches. Its no wonder this song made the list with those memories attached to it.

10. black rebel motorcylce club - shuffle your feet
nothing but good memories attached to this song, skiing powder, driving up to go skiing, standing outside the car drinking a few beers before heading off the hill, this song playing on the sterio, still giddy and reved up from an amazing day skiing. notice a trend?

no link for the moment, but i'll get on it once i get onto the computer with all my music on it.

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12-26-2007, 05:46 PM
jackhammer and he goes like one too Join Date: May 2007 Location: This Is England Posts: 6,943	BIG FUNKY COMPILATION #2 This compilation is not as immediate as my previous comp but it contains two of my favourite all time soul tracks (denoted by an ) and a track that is out of sync with what I am trying to produce, yet it remains a favourite () 1.All The People-Cramp Your Style 2.Ohio Players-Fopp 3.Cane & Able-Who's Gonna Take The Weight Off? 4.Little Beaver-Funkadelic Sound. 5.The Politicians-Close Your Big Mouth 6.Gil Scott-Heron ()-The Bottle 7.Joe Thomas-Thank You (falletin be mice elf again) 8.Frantique(*)-Strut Your Funky Stuff 9.Marvin G aye()-Inner City Blues (make me wanna holler) 10.Undisputed Truth-Lil' Red Ridin' Hood. Funk_Number_Two.rar - More bad ass riffs - BADONGO __________________ My music collection.cough cough enjoy. Ha Ha charade you are. My dvd collection.

12-26-2007, 06:03 PM
jackhammer and he goes like one too Join Date: May 2007 Location: This Is England Posts: 6,943	Not a bad choice for a villa fan eh? . Let's get a new comp from you soon RT! __________________ My music collection.cough cough enjoy. Ha Ha charade you are. My dvd collection.

12-28-2007, 06:55 PM
jibber Freeskier Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Canuckistan Posts: 1,358	1. Joy Division - she's lost control My favorite song by one of my favorite bands of all time, this one's on here mainly for a lot of personal memories tied up to it. It's one I never tire of listening to, no matter how many hours it spends on loop on my mp3 player. 2. Radiohead - black stars Definitely one of my favorite radiohead tracks, this one again is on here because of a very personal connection. 3. Gritz - ooh ahh This song never fails to get me in an energetic and good mood, mainly because I immediatley associate it with all my best skiing memories 4. Norman Greenbaum - spirit in the sky Hands down, one of the best road trip songs ever. Endless amounts of travel memories attached to this one. 5. bob dylan - it ain't me babe I love dyaln, and I believe that no one else but him could perform this song with as much heart and meaing. 6. smashing pumpkins - today great song, and the first one that got me into this band. i have my older brother to thank for getting me interested in them, and they remain a favorite still 7. The Black seeds - the answer Awesome kiwi dub band, and still remains my favorite years after I've become familiar with loads more dub bands. As soon as I hear this song i feel like i'm back in red rock bar in wanaka, knocking back vodka/lime/soda's and making the rounds chatting with everyone I knew, which was usually the entire bar. 8. pennywise - **** authority there's other songs by pennywise that I believe to be a lot better, but this one made the list before all them for a number of reasons. It was the song that got me into the band, and because of that, it has a lot of good memories attached to it, more so than any other pennywise song. I was playing this song the first time I did a cliff drop skiing 9. the kooks - seaside I listen to this song and i'm walking across this gorgeous golden sand beach right as the sun is coming up, looking out to the ocean and heading towards the trail that continues through rainforest and out into many other rediculously perfect and completely deserted beaches. Its no wonder this song made the list with those memories attached to it. 10. black rebel motorcylce club - shuffle your feet nothing but good memories attached to this song, skiing powder, driving up to go skiing, standing outside the car drinking a few beers before heading off the hill, this song playing on the sterio, still giddy and reved up from an amazing day skiing. notice a trend? no link for the moment, but i'll get on it once i get onto the computer with all my music on it. __________________ What you've done becomes the judge of what you're going to do -- especially in other people's minds. When you're traveling, you are what you are right there and then. People don't have your past to hold against you. No yesterdays on the road. William Least Heat Moon, Blue Highways Your toughest competitor lives in your head. Some days his name is fear, or pain, or gravity. Stomp his ass. HOOKED ON THE WHITE POWDER Last edited by jibber : 12-28-2007 at 07:01 PM.