The 10 Track Mixtape Thread (Song Lists Without Links Will Be Deleted)

jackhammer · 03-01-2008, 07:38 PM

Not quite a ten tracker, but another trek into the unknown!

1. King Jammy - Slow Motion Dub.
A dub classic. Say no more really.
2. Grand National - Going To Switch The Lights On.
Great little classic pop band with a sparkly gitar jingle.
3. The Cranes - Bewildered.
You could call them a proto trip hop band with the female vocals and strange beats.
4. Mount Eerie- No Flashlight.
Minimalist acoustic yumminess.
5. Loop - Shot With A Diamond.
Trip ahoy! Hypnotic and utterly original. You wont hear many tracks similar.
6.The Stranglers - Threatened.
You want big fat bass lines? check out Jean Jacques Burnell's booming lines on this classic post punk track.
7. Bernard Herrman - Taxi Driver Theme
Stunning last score from a soundtrack master. A beautiful Jazz infused piece.
8. The Toasters-Marlboro Man
Third wave ska at it's catchiest.
9. Tin Machine-Pretty Thing.
Most fans did'nt like Bowie's side project that was essentially an upmarket metal band. I however love the first album and this track.
10. Nitzer Ebb-Fun To Be Had.
One of the earliest EBM bands around. Very influential.
11. Lisa Gerard-The Insider.
Glorious hypnotic track from the film soundtrack The Insider. Lisa Gerard was a member of the influential Dead Can Dance.
12. Folk Implosion-Natural One.
I have only ever heard this track by these and would love to hear more. I love the big snare sound and the breezy guitar licks.
13. Clayhill-Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want.
A cover of The Smiths classic for the This Is England soundtrack.
14. Roy Budd-Get Carter Theme.
Classic film. Iconic score.
15. Graham Reynolds-Aphids.
Strange bizarre electronice from the A Scanner Darkly soundtrack

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03-01-2008, 07:38 PM	#11 (permalink)
jackhammer Ba and Be. Join Date: May 2007 Location: This Is England Posts: 17,331	Not quite a ten tracker, but another trek into the unknown! 1. King Jammy - Slow Motion Dub. A dub classic. Say no more really. 2. Grand National - Going To Switch The Lights On. Great little classic pop band with a sparkly gitar jingle. 3. The Cranes - Bewildered. You could call them a proto trip hop band with the female vocals and strange beats. 4. Mount Eerie- No Flashlight. Minimalist acoustic yumminess. 5. Loop - Shot With A Diamond. Trip ahoy! Hypnotic and utterly original. You wont hear many tracks similar. 6.The Stranglers - Threatened. You want big fat bass lines? check out Jean Jacques Burnell's booming lines on this classic post punk track. 7. Bernard Herrman - Taxi Driver Theme Stunning last score from a soundtrack master. A beautiful Jazz infused piece. 8. The Toasters-Marlboro Man Third wave ska at it's catchiest. 9. Tin Machine-Pretty Thing. Most fans did'nt like Bowie's side project that was essentially an upmarket metal band. I however love the first album and this track. 10. Nitzer Ebb-Fun To Be Had. One of the earliest EBM bands around. Very influential. 11. Lisa Gerard-The Insider. Glorious hypnotic track from the film soundtrack The Insider. Lisa Gerard was a member of the influential Dead Can Dance. 12. Folk Implosion-Natural One. I have only ever heard this track by these and would love to hear more. I love the big snare sound and the breezy guitar licks. 13. Clayhill-Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want. A cover of The Smiths classic for the This Is England soundtrack. 14. Roy Budd-Get Carter Theme. Classic film. Iconic score. 15. Graham Reynolds-Aphids. Strange bizarre electronice from the A Scanner Darkly soundtrack RapidShare: 1-Click Webhosting __________________ It be my music and film collection. “A cynic by experience, a romantic by inclination and now a hero by necessity.”