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my first go at this, I'm just noting down the last ten off my iPod...

1. KINGS OF LEON - THE IMMORTALS

2. HALCYON - CHICANE

3. KEEP TALKING - PINK FLOYD

4. ON THE OTHER SIDE - THE STROKES

5. SEVEN NATION ARMY - THE WHITE STRIPES

6. YYZ - RUSH

7. PLACE YOUR HANDS - REEF

8. HUNG IN A BAD PLACE - OASIS

9. BEHIND BLUE EYES - THE WHO

10. EVERY MORNING - SUGAR RAY

Well, I only know The Who song in Obsidian's mix, and it's so overplayed on the radio here, I don't know how I feel about it!    It's fun to play on guitar, though.

ON THE LASH MIX

Beatnik Blues - Huey 'Piano' Smith And The Clowns

Don't Worry Baby (live) - Los Lobos

I'm Cryin' - The Faros

Wah-Wah - George Harrison

Fresh Is The Word - Mantronix

Pride - Echo & the Bunnymen

Turn Around - Jerry Lee Lewis

Detour Thru Your Mind - The B-52's

Someone's Watching - X

Bad Moon Rising - Creedence Clearwater Revival

F-f-f--fresh!! That first one sounds great I bet it's good, don't know The Faros I should say but Los Lobos and Jerry LL and CCW give the mix a rock/pop feel...

My next ten off iTunes...

Tears All Over Town - Everything But The Girl - Idlewild

Camouflage - Third Eye Blind - Blue

Mopti Fake 1 - Andy Partridge - Fuzzy Warblers Vol. 3

Lucky Man - The Verve - Urban Hymns

From Centre To Wave - Loop - Wolf Flow

Down Here In Babylon - Brent Dowe - Baffling Smoke Signal

Rising - Delerium - Syrophenikan

1970's (Were Made In Hong Kong) - Flux Of Pink Indians - Not So Indian

Steppin' Stone - Steve Miller Band - Children Of The Future

Southampton Dock - Pink Floyd - The Final Cut

I really only know 'Mopti Fake' from that list: Partridge's half-arsed attempt at African music... lol

CLIFF AND ELSIE CARLISLE MIX

Chicken Roost Blues - Cliff Carlisle

Rollin' Dany - The Fall

Theme To "Hot Wheels" Cartoon

Hallucinex - Stereolab

Undenied - Portishead

High School Swing - Angelo Badalamenti

He's The Last Word - Elsie Carlisle

Walk It Off - The Breeders

Four Play - Fred Wesley & the Horny Horns

There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight - Hank Williams

Winking Tiger at May 8, 2012 at 10:51 AM

I really only know 'Mopti Fake' from that list: Partridge's half-arsed attempt at African music... lol

CLIFF AND ELSIE CARLISLE MIX

Chicken Roost Blues - Cliff Carlisle

Rollin' Dany - The Fall

Theme To "Hot Wheels" Cartoon

Hallucinex - Stereolab

Undenied - Portishead

High School Swing - Angelo Badalamenti

He's The Last Word - Elsie Carlisle

Walk It Off - The Breeders

Four Play - Fred Wesley & the Horny Horns

There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight - Hank Williams

I see the Stereolab but haven't heard it though I may have it, Angelo Badalamenti is a new one on me, as are Fred Wesley & the Horny Horns and Cliff Carlisle, we may never know who was responsible for the theme to Hot Wheels!

Serenely on to a new shuffle...

Chung Kuo - Vangelis - the best of Vangelis

Big Yellow Taxi (NY Cab to Club mix) - Joni Mitchell

Twisted Nerve - The Damned - The Black Album

Break It Up - Patti Smith - Horses

One More Night - Can - Ege Bamyasi

Better By Far - Caravan - Ether Way

Introduction To Romeo - Radiohead - Towering Above The Rest

Cat Man - Gene Vincent - Rockin' Bones

Waiting In Vain - Bob Marley & The Wailers - Exodus

Aquiesce - Oasis - Stop The Clocks

 Yeah, the Hot Wheels theme is uncredited, so I put down what I had. The Stereolab song is from 'Sound-Dust,' and it's rather faboo, too. Badalamenti is a movie/TV soundtrack composer, mostly for David Lynch. Fred and the Horns are expatriates from the JB's, James Brown's backing group. And Cliff Carlisle is a country hillbilly/folk singer, circa 1935. SInce I had Cliff Carlisle, and Elsie Carlisle, I was kind of hoping to get a song by Belinda Carlisle in the shuffle too, especially as there is some Belinda Carlisle in the iPod. Alas, it was not to be...

Then I will have the Stereolab one..

01. SATURN RETURN - R.E.M

02. LOVE LIKE BLOOD - KILLING JOKE

03. THE UNFORGETTABLE FIRE - U2

04. CONTROL - TRACY LORDS

05. LONE WOLF - EELS

06. MY MERMAID - TRICKY

07. SPIRAL STAIRCASE - KINGS OF LEON

08. LAVENDER - MARILLION

09. SUPERSTYLIN' - GROOVE ARMADA

10. THROUGH THE WIRE - KANYE WEST

Love that REM tune. Traci Lords? THE Traci Lords?

REMEMBER THOSE FABULOUS 60'S? MIX

So Like Candy - McCartney & MacManus

Tastebud (instrumental version) - Grateful Dead

The Village Green Preservation Society - The Kinks

Forever - Racoo-Oo-Oon

Goo Goo Itch - Devo

Only A Hobo - Bob Dylan

Get That Girl - Joe Jackson Band

Medley: I'm Using My Bible For A Roadmap/I Long To See Jesus - Jerry Lee Lewis

On Borrowed Time - Penelope Houston

My Baby Left Me - Creedence Clearwater Revival

Oh yes WT those 60's tuimes! CCR n Dylan n The Kinks n Grateful Dead n JLL... maybe you had it set to Sixties for the selection process!

HERE IS ANOTHER ONE TO START THE WEEK...

The Planner's Dream Goes Wrong - The Jam - The Gift

Alone - The Damned - Music For Pleasure

The Lords Prayer - Siouxsie & The Banshees - Join Hands

Commando - The Ramones - Anthology

Ed Ucation - Dr. Dre - Chronic 2001

Sir Duke - Stevie Wonder - The Very Best Of...

Zandra - The Fall - Extricate

Columbian Necktie - Big Black - Songs About Fucking

Be True To Your School - The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations

Jungle Rock - Hank Mizell - Rockin' Bones

That was a great mix, FRA. Beach Boys, Fall, Jam, Dre, Ramones, Sioux and a very underrated Stevie Wonder song. If I got 10 songs in a row that good I'd be well-pleased! 

TWO CUPS OF BLACK COFFEE MIX

Copped It (Saturday Live) + interview w/MES - The Fall

I Could Be Again - Siouxsie & her Banshees

Celluloid Heroes - The Kinks

Black Coffee - Julie London

Surfer Girl - The Sentinels

Rock And Roll Island - Jefferson Airplane

Proud Mary - Creedence Clearwater Revival

Bite Your Lip (Get Up And Dance) - Elton John*

From Your Eye - Sharkboy

Black Coffee (demo) - Black Flag

*Only a clown like Elton would exhort people to do the 'White Man's Overbite,' a dance move that is to be avoided at all costs...

I don't know the Sentinels or Sharkboy fromWT's shuffle or Julie London though I think I've heard OF her. Apart from Black Flag a nice blend of pop that would be fit for any radio playlist.

Smiley - Smashing Pumpkins

worlds apart - bruce springsteen

something you're going through - Graham Parker

My Father - This Mortal Coil

1983 - Soft Machine

Always Something There To Remind Me - Sandie Shaw

Ready For The Floor - Hot Chip

I Knew I Loved You - Savage Garden

Ny Batteri - Sigur Ros

Me And My Kid Brother - Ivor Cutler

Yeah, probably TOO poppy, my last mix. I love that Graham Parker song in your mix, FRA, I don't know the other songs...

MUSIC ABOUT MUSICIANS MIX

Soo Bawlz (demo) - Devo

Mere Pseud Mag. Ed. (live, 'Hip Priest And Kamerads') - The Fall

Blue Oyster Cult - Shonen Knife

James Brown - The Blood Brothers

Spencer Must Die (Masquerade EP version) - The Fall

In The Ghetto - Elvis Presley

(Jung Nev's) Antidotes - The Fall

Learning The Game - Buddy Holly

Night Train Ska - Byron Lee & the Dragonaires

Super-Tuff - XTC

I'd been meaning to play 'Super-Tuff,' and forgot... thanks iPod! Many favourites here, but the coincidence means that one won...

I was wondering where all the Fall in the iPod went... there hadn't been much for quite a few mixes. Here it all is... haha...

that's good shonen knife do a song that is the name of a band!

THREE Fall songs!

And I have only heard Mere Pseud!

I like Super-Tuff!

Here's a new shuffle as my last one appears to have been almost two weeks ago!

welcome to the working week - elvis costello - my aim is true

sweetness follows - REM - automatic for the people

the rocker - thin lizzy - dedication

stealing - king tubby - dub from the roots

she's a sensation - the ramones - anthology

minister for overseas development - monty python - matching tie and handkerchief

higher ground - stevie wonder - definitive collection

happy man - chic - c'est chic

lights, dance, embrace - speedy - network unavailable

abortion in the sky - eels - oh what a beautiful morning

I would have been very happy to get a shuffle like that one, FRA! : The only ones I don't know are the last three songs, I know and like all the rest. That's great that you have Monty Python in there... "ooh! Does he like his rattle? Ooh!" "Not now, Mother, I'm late for a meeting in the House Of Commons..."

BACK TO WORK WITH A GROAN MIX

Desert Kisses - Siouxsie & the Banshees

SIlicone Grown - Faces

Failures - Joy Division

The World Spins - Julee Cruise

Take It Out On Me - Steely Dan

Ol' Gang (live, Masquerade EP) - The Fall

Love Alive - Heart

Scream, Mother, Scream - Sur Royal Da Count

Beaten To The Punch - Elvis Costello & the Attractions

Bonita - The Golliwogs

too many faves to pick just one...  

Well you always surprise me WT my opinion on US and UK humour kind of leads me to imagine Python might not be acceptable or popular there [though even some of us don't 'get it'] -

that's a nice little sketch ["Can he talk? - Of course I can talk Mother I am Minister for Overseas Development"!]

I have stacks of comedy in iTunes but very rarely does a track come up to be fair so I am pleased when it does.

I don't know Royal Da Sur Count or The Golliwogs I'm afraid.

I Was Your Man - Tindersticks - Curtains

Decay - Ride - Nowhere

Hammerhead - Tin Machine - You Belong In Rock And Roll

Dktr. Faustus - The Fall - Bend Sinister

Brother Can You Spare A Dime - Al Jolson - Deco Dance Hall and Vaudeville

Fields Shorelines And Hunters - M83 - Before The Dawn Heals Us

Rainbow Throne - Lee Scratch Perry - Soundz From The Hot Line

Distance - Editors - The Dark Room

Rondo - Emerson Lake and Palmer - Pictures At An Exhibition

Touched - My Bloody Valentine - Loveless

Monty Python was very big here, many Americans can quote lines from the show at you. Personally, I prefer Brit-coms to U.S. sit-coms, so of course I know it. I'm also a big fan of The Good Life, No Job For A Lady, Piglet Files, Do Not Adjust Your Set, Are You Being Served, Blackadder, Red Dwarf, AbFab, Mr. Bean, etc. And I HATE 'Keeping Up Appearances.' pukeity puke...

Sur Royal Da Count is a 60's primitive garage dude along the lines of Hasil Adkins., but more 'rock.' The Golliwogs, after discovering what a Golliwog actually WAS, quickly changed their name to Creedence Clearwater Revival, and had many hits...

Love that Lee Perry in your mix.... Al Jolson?!?!?! I had never heard of M83 til you told me about them. Since then, I've heard about 5 songs by them and think they're rather nice...

SHARKBOY MEETS GRANDPABOY SHUFFLE

Social Fools - Devo

Suggestion Diabolique - Stereolab

Caravan - Eighty Drums Around The World

When I Was Cruel (No. 1) - Elvis Costello & the Imposters

Revenge (rehearsal) - The Knack

Skeleton And The Roundabout - The Idle Race

Take My Hand - Sharkboy

Get A Move On - Grandpaboy

Ever - Flipper

Listening Wind - Talking Heads

Oh how I love Keeping Up Appearances!

It's late now and I have been trying out my new software so will do a new shuffle in the morning.

... yet the morning never came... lol   ... I blame Hyacinth Bucket...

WALKING ON THE WATER IN THE SUN MIX

Walk On The Water - The Move

Un-Alone - Translator

Brown-Eyed Handsome Man - Wanda Jackson

Shame On You (live) - Darling Buds

Green Flower Street - Donald Fagen

Los Angeles - X

The Spiracles - Stereolab

Rough Rider (live) -The Skankin' Babylonians*

Friend Or Foe - Adam Ant

Walking In The Sun (take 6) - The Zombies

* I love Toots' version, I love the Beat's version... but the Skankin' Babylonians' is THE VERSION.