Submitted by Mahoney on Wed, 11/21/2007 - 02:33
Here we go. Repeats are due to the fact that I mostly just listen to what my friends send me rapidshare links to. And they find good shit on rapidshare.
Get it.
- Star Guitar - Shinichi Osawa ft. Au Revoir Simone - A cover of an electronic song. Love that concept. Better than the original.
- Simon Says - Pharaohe Monch - Remember when Kavinsky dropped this bomb before Daft Punk went on? DO YOU?
- Do You Remember the First Time - Pulp - Dan, remember when
we heard this song playing you put this song on the jukebox in the bar? Then you put it on your mix for which I give you thanks. This shit has been on loop ever since
- Please Sunrise - Supermayer - A gem on an otherwise strangely shitty superstar album
- Atlas - Battles
- Barry Bonds - Kanye West ft. Lil Wayne - I don't understand this song. Like, at all. But now that Bonds has been indicted it's been imbued with some kind of horribly abstract meaning (more than before). Anything Weezy cannot foresee?
- Pony - Ginuwine
- Trust - Prince
- Can't Hurt My Style - Cam'ron - Cam goes grime and it's awesome
- Come Undone - Duran Duran - Thanks Andy D
- When the Sun Grows on Your Tongue - Black Moth Super Rainbow - Horrible album title, horrible song title, horrible band name. Love this song.
- Breezin' - Cornelius
- I'm So Tired - The Beatles
- Ruler of My Heart - Irma Thomas - McNulty reminded me how good this song is
- Stars - Hum - This shit is in some Nissan commercial or something. Thanks Nissan for bringing it back.
Submitted by DanteBronte on Tue, 11/20/2007 - 21:37
Submitted by Trina on Tue, 11/20/2007 - 15:02
Submitted by mwang on Tue, 11/20/2007 - 13:06
Not totally sure what's going on with this mix, especially with the old timey tracks, but listening to a lady in 1929 sing "put your hotdog in my bun' makes me smile.
get there.
and here's the lazy tracklist:
1. les georges leningrad – “black eskimo” (sure les traces de black eskimo)
2. majestic arrows – “one more time around” (eccentric soul: the bandit label)
3. moodymann – “technology stole my vinyl” (technology stole my vinyl)
4. pacific gas & electric – “staggolee” (?)
5. olivia tremor control – “fireplace” (singles)
6. joe jackson – “im the man” (im the man)
7. charles walker & the daffodils – “no fool no more” (night train to nashville v.2)
8. lil johnson & black bob – “press my button, ring my bell” (copulation blues)
9. alan braxe & kris menace - "lumberjack" (lumberjack)
10. candie payne – “ by tomorrow” (i wish i could have loved you more)
11. wu tang – “crooklyn dodgers” (mathematics presents wu tang)
12. holy ghost – “hold on” (hold on)
13. paul devro – “walk the dino” (remix)
14. ruth willis – “im still sloppy drunk” (georgia blues)
Submitted by Dan on Tue, 11/20/2007 - 03:27
A Hastily thrown together mix starting with the new intro to the next season of The Wire, a Harry Nilsson track I stole from Nate, some songs that didn't make it onto my last mix, and ending sweetly with a pre-teen Jacko.
Download HERE
Tracklist here:
1. Steve Earle – “Way Down In The Hole” (Washington Square Serenade)
2. Harry Nilsson – “Jump Into The Fire” (Nilsson Schmilsson)
3. Vyle – “Thriller” (Oh I Think Dey Like Hoodtronics Vol. 2)
4. SebastiAn – “Killing in the Name of SebastiAn” (Walkman 2)
5. Klaxons – “As Above, So Below [Justice Remix]” (Remixes)
6. Muscles – “Sweaty” (Guns Babes Lemonade)
7. Cassius – “Toop Toop” (15 Again)
8. Bloc Party – “Where Is Home? [Burial Remix]” (Flux)
9. Animal Collective - "From a Beach" (BBC Session 2007)
10. Roxy Music – “ 2HB” (Control Soundtrack)
11. Flin Flon – “Ukraina” (A-OK)
12. Future of the Left – “The Lord Hates a Coward” (Curses)
13. Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings – “Something’s Changed” (100 Days, 100 Nights)
14. The Coctails – “Wicked Ways” (Peel)
15. Jackson 5- “Maybe Tomorrow” (Shaolin Soul Episode 2)
Submitted by Dan on Tue, 11/20/2007 - 02:38
Submitted by DanteBronte on Fri, 11/09/2007 - 10:20
Submitted by Dan on Wed, 11/07/2007 - 15:17
I hope he uses these when paying his rent or cable bill.
Submitted by Jeff on Wed, 11/07/2007 - 13:09
As Hollywood writers strike in the name of their intellectual property, electro-Democrat Moby has decided to work in overdrive to make his intellectual property available to filmmakers who normally wouldn't be able to afford it.
Submitted by DanteBronte on Wed, 11/07/2007 - 11:28
This morning, and for the first time in the years I have been living around the corner from it, the Pintchik Oracle went dark.
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