Submitted by Dan on Wed, 09/06/2006 - 00:53
Suck it up: Summer's gone.
But we were there for you, first with a mix to ease you into Summer, and now with this one to help ease you out of it. Starting with the anthem to late Summer and ending with a song for those frosty Fall nights (or shootouts in Miami). Named after the hour of dusk where the setting sun casts everything in a heroic light, where the humidity creaks, then crumbles as the frigid air settles over, and with cuts coming from such disparate places as the streets of Harlem, the shores of Sweden, and the fiery-hot loins of Alan Thicke, it has everything one could ask for.
So grab a seat on your roof, stoop, or balcony, pour yourself a tall stiff glass of amber spirits, turn on this mix, and watch the sky set fire and burn out.
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Submitted by Dan on Fri, 06/16/2006 - 00:05
Submitted by booyahbaisse on Sun, 06/11/2006 - 21:25
Getting sick is generally pretty shitty. However, it can have one redeeming quality: the chance to lie in bed (on painkillers) and listen to ambient music. Get the music by e-mailing cosmodromemag@gmail.com for some spaced out sublimity.
Submitted by mwang on Tue, 05/30/2006 - 00:48
...as in OLD, COPPED, HOT, and DANCE! Yeah, whatev. Just listen. It's awesome...except maybe that one song that I chose almost purely because the band's name is my birthday.
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1. Beirut: "The Gulag Orkestar" (The Gulag Orkestar)
2. Sonic Youth: "What A Waste" (Rather Ripped)
3. Gorillaz: "Kids With Guns (Hot Chip remix)" (Kids With Guns (EP))
Submitted by Jeff on Fri, 05/26/2006 - 00:40
Elvis. Bruce. Neil.
Sometimes it's necessary to listen to the Great White Men.
ANOTHER FALSE ALARM
1. Bruce Springsteen: "Thunder Road" (Born to Run)
2. The Clash: "Train in Vain" (London Calling)
3. Elvis Costello: "Pump It Up" (This Year's Model)
Submitted by Trina on Tue, 05/23/2006 - 15:35
"Is anyone else noticing a pattern in the Hustlina mixes? By the 12th mix, we will probably have an entire Fall album, an entire Misfits album, an entire ESG album, and a whole bunch of hip hop."
—Jeff Deutchman
Submitted by Trina on Mon, 05/15/2006 - 17:29
Submitted by booyahbaisse on Tue, 04/25/2006 - 23:31
Buckminster Fuller and the Thumping Beat Machine
1. Add N to (X): "Buckminster Fuller" (Avant Hard)
2. R. Kelly: "[Intro to] In the Kitchen (Remix)" (TP.3 Reloaded)
3. The Human Beinz: "Nobody But Me" (Nobody But Me)
4. Love is All: "Ageing Had Never Been His Friend" (Nine Times the Same Song)
5. Depeche Mode: "I Feel You" (The Singles 86-98)
6. Nine Inch Nails: "The Hand That Feeds (DFA Remix) [Edit]" (The Hand That Feeds (EP))
7. Gorillaz: "D.A.R.E." (Demon Days)
8. Hot Chip: "Over and Over (Soulwax Remix) [Edit]" (Soulwax Essential Mix 2005)
9. Juvenile f. Skip & Wacko: "Booty Language" (Hustle & Flow)
Submitted by mwang on Tue, 04/25/2006 - 02:59
I don't really know what this title means, but whatev. There's no theme to this mix. I just haven't written or done really anything in a long time, so this is a start. I plan to listen to this shit while walking a dog tomorrow morning.
1. Black Menace: "Going Off" (s/t)
There must've been at least thirty people crammed into the studio during the recording of this track. Forties galore, amoung other refreshments.
Submitted by booyahbaisse on Fri, 04/21/2006 - 02:03
The original title was going to be "Welcome to the Working Week," but as the current title implies, fuck that.
The Man
1. Horace Andy: "Money, Money (The Root of All Evil)" (Skylarking)
Horace, how about you start things up by kicking it root down?
2. Neil Young: "Vampire Blues" (On the Beach)
This is an absolutely amazing song to pop on first when you walk out the door in the a.m. Especially if you're like me and like to wake up thinking about how oil men are runnin' this shit.
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