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Finally got around to listening to some of these compilations :)
Anyways, I'll just post one at a time - RezZ - Grand Funk Railroad - Sin's a Good Man's Brother - A nice Rockin' track :). Good stuff. Tommy Guerrero - The Underdog - A good instrumental. Seems fine with me. Wishbone Ash - The King Will Come - Can't go wrong with Wishbone Ash's Argus. A great track, with superb vocal harmonies. Savatage - Hall of the Mountain King - A great album with excellent guitar work and I actually like those vocals. I don't listen to it often, but there are many albums I've listened to only few times and still like. Del Tha Funkee Homosapian - Madness - Hip-hop in small/medium doses is fine with me. I'm not a big fan of hip-hop/rap, but this is perfectly acceptable. I liked it. Blackfield - 1,ooo People - Quite boring imo. It's not bad music I guess, just that It doesn't have much going for me. I've listened to Blackfield I & II and both didn't appeal much. John Frusciante - Carvel - Both RHCP and John Frusciante have never appealed to me much. I've listened to this before. I guess, same way I feel about Blackfield. I can see how some might like it, although admittedly, I do like this more than Blackfield. Still though, doesn't do much. San Francisco's Shiver - Tough As Nails The Flow - Bijinkes The Insect Trust - Hoboken Saturday Night The last three tracks - Didn't do much for me I'm afraid :(. I find that there are many bands in this "acid-psychedelic" rock kinda thing that aren't adventurous enough. Music doesn't really need to be "original", but I found these three tracks to be quite dull. Tough As Nail wasn't that bad, but the other two were very dull. Overall, the first half - good, second half - Didn't like it much. None of it made me jump up & down or anything, but It's good sometimes to get away from this obscure brain of mine to good ol' rocking stuff. |
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Two Different Nights: Night One
I don't know if I'm getting myself in over my head here, but for my first attempt at one of these mixtapes I'm doing part one of a two-parter, describing two different nights with music. The link is at the bottom of my post. Hope you enjoy it... 1. "Wild Women"—Alien Sex Fiend You meet up at friend's place with several people for some drinks before going out. Over shots of Jagermeister and a little hash out on the porch things get a little goofy. 2. "Surfer Calavera"—Los Fabulosos Cadillacs The group of you catch a cab. It's a hairy drive swerving in and out of traffic but eventually you get where you're going. 3. "Mucha Muchacha"—Esquivel You start your night out in a big godfather booth at a casual place, occasionally flirting with the waitress. Smoke swirls up toward the high ceiling. 4. "Big Wave"—Johnny Dowd You stroll down the street looking for a new place to stop at. Things get a little weird with a panhandler in aviator shades at the corner of Aldine and Clark. 5. "Caravan"—Chris Connolly All of you finally find a place you can agree on. There's a band tonight but they haven't started yet. You wend your way through the crowd, smiling at people and holding your beer above shoulder height so it doesn't spill. 6. "Got My Own Thing Now"—Squirrel Nut Zippers A significant number of drinks later and you're dancing like a fiend. 7. "Hopak"—Ukranians And... you're still dancing your ass off, faster and faster. You try to incorporate the occasional drunken stumble into your arsenal of dance moves so it looks like it's intentional. 8. "Heulodoch 7B"—Foetus You're soaked with sweat and still dancing even as you saddle up to the bar. Several shots and some bad behavior later and the bouncer is asking you to leave. 9. "Dean's Dream"—Dead Milkmen The group splits up. You and one of your friends find your way to a basement bar and end up in a little alcove having a slurred conversation about his ex-girlfriend. 10. "Indian Love Call"—Slim Whitman You and your friend part ways. You don't feel like taking the train and you can't find a cab so you decide to walk. You meander down residential streets, a full moon poking out from behind tree branches above you. Click here to download this mixtape. |
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And here comes another one in my "listen to" list :p: Sounds interesting. This one hopefully would go well. |
Bad Days - The Flaming Lips
Balm in Gilead - Paul Robeson Black Is Black - Jungle Brothers Burning Issues - Bill Hicks Crows - Modey Lemon Down At The Club - The Vines Funk Gets Stronger - Funkadelic Lost - Meat Puppets Making Time - The Creation Roses Are Free - Ween No scheme, just 10 good tracks I uploaded recently so why not share the 'wealth' before it gets taken down. A couple can't be found on albums. Robeson and Hicks are two heroes. Vines track is an old B-side a la Kinks. Modey Lemon are like Cream but 30 years after the fact and unsuccessful. The Creation were what Oasis wish they could be. Funkadelic track is one of their last classic jams. |
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Astonishing. Absolutely superb. I have the Camel, Goblin and King Crimson but the rest I definitely want. Best comp I have heard in a while. |
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