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|   "Quick & Dirty Comp", anyone? | Ms. Nomer
Dec 23, 2001 10:22 AM | | I threw this comp together a few weeks ago with only a couple of songs in mind and no real planning, but I'm pleased with the results. I pretty much just burned whatever I felt like hearing at the moment. I don't think it should go on comp4trade because five of the songs came from the "No Alternative" benefit album, which seems to be quite common, at least among my circle of friends. But for a limited time (until this thread gets knocked off of the main page) I'll offer it here. Any takers?
1. Disappear - Sunny Day Real Estate
2. Stop The Show - Built To Spill
3. Effigy - Uncle Tupelo
4. Unseen Power Of The Picket Fence - Pavement
5. Party Dream - Green Apple Quick Step
6. Flutter Girl - Chris Cornell
7. Slow Motion Sickness - Dave Navarro
8. Make No Sound - Gomez
9. Apple Blossom - The White Stripes
10. Heart Of The Country - Paul McCartney
11. Can't Fight It - Bob Mould
12. Come Home - The Dismemberment Plan
13. Stars Die - Porcupine Tree
14. Night And Fog - Mercury Rev
15. Retrovertigo - Mr. Bungle
16. Jesus Crux - Greta
17. Hold On - Sarah McLachlan
18. Heavy 33 - The Verlaines |
| yes, yes i will yes | Rae
Dec 24, 2001 6:58 AM | | I'd love to get a copy. Email on the way!
~Rae |
| Second thoughts, eh? | Ms. Nomer
Dec 28, 2001 11:21 AM | | I didn't get your email yet and I don't have your address. Just wondering. |
| my bad! I thought I'd sent one, but it looks like I forgot. it's on the way now! (nt) | Rae
Dec 28, 2001 12:58 PM | | who needs text when you can type as much as you want to in the message line? |
| Yes! and check out my quickie comp...too funny! | Masonjar
Dec 25, 2001 4:42 PM | | Ok.. I suddenly decided to make a few comps with all the new and borrowed cd's I had laying around last Thursday night, because I needed some traveling music for the Christmas weekend.. The idea was almost exactly like yours... just throw together some stuff for the road.. note track 14! :) I swear it's a coincidence! :) Let me know if you're interested in a quickie trade.. for the time I spent on this one I think it came out <i>really</i> well, esp after a few listens on the road over the past weekend..
Stocking Stuff I
1. Llama Farmers - Yellow
2. R.E.M. - Imitation of Life
3. Radiohead - just
4. Verve - On Your Own
5. Red House Painters - San Geronimo
6. His Name Is Alive - In Every Ford
7. Beta Band - Dry the Rain
8. Garbage - The Trick is to Keep Breathing
9. Bows - Wonderland
10. Bowery Electric - Floating World
11. Green Pajamas - Swans & Butterflies
12. Yo La Tengo - The Lie and How We Told It
13. James - Rhythmic Dreams
14. Mercury Rev - Nite and Fog
15. Brian Jonestown Massacre - Maybe Tomorrow
16. Sophia - Every Day
17. Beck - Nobody's Fault But My Own
18. Radiohead - How To Disappear Completely
Stocking Stuff I and II are listed at my ArtoftheMix page.. if anyone wants either one or both let me know...
http://www.artofthemix.org/AOTMCommunity/profile.asp?Email=masonjar@n2net.net |
| Green Pajamas | Stone
Dec 25, 2001 4:57 PM | | I've had the page on AMG for <i>Indian Winter</i> bookmarked for months. I've been meaning to check these guys out (knowing that they did the original version of "Kim the Waitress"). Is their stuff consistently good? Where's a good place to start with them? Do you know if it's all still in print? I'll stop with the questions now... :-)
Stone
NP: Burning Airlines |
| Wish I knew more :-( | Masonjar
Dec 25, 2001 7:04 PM | | All I can say is I recently acquired their album "Seven Fathoms Down and Falling" - which I think is a really good collection of Beatles-inspired psychedelic pop songs.. I'm not really an expert on the group, but I have a friend who is, and he said this album is good but not their best.. I'll have to find out which one he likes the best... I really like this one though.. Sorry I can't help more.
-jar |
| Wow, that is odd. | Ms. Nomer
Dec 25, 2001 5:39 PM | | Yeah, I'm up for a trade. I still have your addy so no need to email. My hard drive died but I can just use my stand-alone (sans CD-Text though). More often than not I find my quicky comps to be among my best. I guess this should tell me to trust my instincts and not over-think it. All those years of making cassette comps must be paying off :-). |
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