Late Night Back At Urbans

Molecules · 07-07-2008, 01:58 PM

nice one on the comp jackhammer, i've been pretty strung out recently and your mix is the first thing to have relaxed me. Sweet unconsciousness! Especially that track from the Insider soundtrack and the Aswad. Good call on the Faith No More track, that was a schizo album, what would you think about starting a Mike Patton thread?

Also enjoyed Crowe's aswell, plenty of piano-led goodness. I've not heard 'Gloria' for years so that was fantastic, and the Hollies are always a treat - Manchester's answer to the Beatles! The more recent indie/folk bands on there were interesting too; and the last time I heard Alkaline Trio was the 'Just A Kid' single?

Crowe · 07-07-2008, 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Molecules

nice one on the comp jackhammer, i've been pretty strung out recently and your mix is the first thing to have relaxed me. Sweet unconsciousness! Especially that track from the Insider soundtrack and the Aswad. Good call on the Faith No More track, that was a schizo album, what would you think about starting a Mike Patton thread?

Also enjoyed Crowe's aswell, plenty of piano-led goodness. I've not heard 'Gloria' for years so that was fantastic, and the Hollies are always a treat - Manchester's answer to the Beatles! The more recent indie/folk bands on there were interesting too; and the last time I heard Alkaline Trio was the 'Just A Kid' single?

I think you are thinking of "Stupid Kid" - really their only song to dip into the mainstream MTV audience. Orrrr... you are getting them confused with that Simple Plan song from when they first came about... and I hope that is NOT the case. Glad you liked it, will be making another one soon.

Piss Me Off · 07-09-2008, 05:39 AM

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This is the intended running order for my one; I tried to go for enjoyable material that not everybody had heard whilst representing some of my listening habits. 'The guitar side' contains the sort of psychedelic nonsense I love, proto-shoegaze, proggy indie etc... Oh and today's best David Bowie song ever. Meh.

The dance following on MB is not strong so the second half is mainly that - accelerating in tempo from acid house to hard dance. Timbrally (new word!) it's probably the opposite of Jackhammer's excellent chill-out compilation

Horrible Racket.zip

1. I Unseen - The Misunderstood
2. Dive Into Yesterday - Kaleidoscope
3. Bombers - David Bowie
4. Witches Wand - Luv Machine
5. Night Of The Assassins - Les Rallizes Denudés
6. Snowball - Test Icicles
7. Holiday In Disneyland - Dalek I Love You
8. Working To Work - Field Music
9. Filmstar - Suede
10. Generation Space - The Silents
11. Must Be Bobby - RZA
12. The Life of Points - My My
13. DJ Doktor Megatrip With Luv Bass - Genesis P'Orridge
14. Siddown - Delinquent Feat Mr G
15. No Qualms - Wiley
16. Tasty Mushroom - Infected Mushroom
17. Wolf - DJ Hype + Shy FX
18. Make You Freak - Plus System

Dude i'm coming round your place if you play stuff as good as that. I like the way it progressively sank into hard electro, i think if you'd have thrown me into the deep end straight away i wouldn't have liked it but the psycho stuff opened my mind enough! I need to get me some Misunderstood. And where the hell did you get that Luv Machine track, that was some heavy shizz! Fave of the whole comp if you take away the Bowie track.

Next up: Jackhammers

Piss Me Off · 07-10-2008, 09:31 AM

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O.K I have quickly thrown together a 12 track compilation of chilled out tunes. Here is the tracklist. Explanations later!

1. Clannad-Banba Oir.
2. Faith No More-Evidence.
3. John Martyn-Glistening Glyndebourne.
4. All About Eve-Freeze.
5. Lamb-All In Your Hands.
6. Tanita Tikaram-For All These Years.
7. Fat Freddy's Drop-Roady.
8. Beth Orton-Stars All Seem To Weep.
9. Everything But The Girl-No Difference.
10. Lisa Gerard-Meltdown.
11. Aswad-Back To Africa.
12. King Curtis-A Whiter Shade Of Pale.

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Normally chillout stuff like this bores the tits off me but this was really good. You did a good job on the order, everything flowed really well which is surprising because it's quite a diverse mix. Good job sir! I'll pop this on again tonight, should calm me a bit.

Son of JayJamJah · 07-10-2008, 03:20 PM

I have not been a huge fan of a lot of the songs in these compilations,(liked most, but nothing I love, lots of new {to me}stuff which is good) but I got to say you guys (jack, Mole etc>) really did a nice job making the different songs flow together.

Mostly just saying thanks (via back handed compliment albeit) for taking the time to make and share these!!! (If I used smilies I'd put one here)

jackhammer · 07-11-2008, 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Molecules

1. I Unseen - The Misunderstood
2. Dive Into Yesterday - Kaleidoscope
3. Bombers - David Bowie
4. Witches Wand - Luv Machine
5. Night Of The Assassins - Les Rallizes Denudés
6. Snowball - Test Icicles
7. Holiday In Disneyland - Dalek I Love You
8. Working To Work - Field Music
9. Filmstar - Suede
10. Generation Space - The Silents
11. Must Be Bobby - RZA
12. The Life of Points - My My
13. DJ Doktor Megatrip With Luv Bass - Genesis P'Orridge
14. Siddown - Delinquent Feat Mr G
15. No Qualms - Wiley
16. Tasty Mushroom - Infected Mushroom
17. Wolf - DJ Hype + Shy FX
18. Make You Freak - Plus System

Excellent. I have only got a few tracks in but I have had to draw breath! Digestion is the key. Expect a few PM's!

07-07-2008, 01:58 PM	#31 (permalink)
Molecules daddy don't Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: the Wastes Posts: 2,577	nice one on the comp jackhammer, i've been pretty strung out recently and your mix is the first thing to have relaxed me. Sweet unconsciousness! Especially that track from the Insider soundtrack and the Aswad. Good call on the Faith No More track, that was a schizo album, what would you think about starting a Mike Patton thread? Also enjoyed Crowe's aswell, plenty of piano-led goodness. I've not heard 'Gloria' for years so that was fantastic, and the Hollies are always a treat - Manchester's answer to the Beatles! The more recent indie/folk bands on there were interesting too; and the last time I heard Alkaline Trio was the 'Just A Kid' single? __________________ [SIZE="1"]Eff em tumble her

07-10-2008, 03:20 PM	#35 (permalink)
Son of JayJamJah Occams Razor Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: End of the Earth Posts: 2,472	I have not been a huge fan of a lot of the songs in these compilations,(liked most, but nothing I love, lots of new {to me}stuff which is good) but I got to say you guys (jack, Mole etc>) really did a nice job making the different songs flow together. Mostly just saying thanks (via back handed compliment albeit) for taking the time to make and share these!!! (If I used smilies I'd put one here)