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FIQL Pick The Art Of The Lost Mixtape: Digital Digestibles
Perhaps the last in the series of transcribed playlists of my old mixtapes. I just found this one in a drawer in my office. It's amazing to see the evidence of the musical influences of the time: the 'lounge' revival and early 90s indie guitar rock (Bush, Everclear, Porno For Pyros), and of course Brit Pop (Verve, Radiohead, Pulp). There's even some trip hop (Tricky, Contrazoom) thrown in for good measure. So take a trip back with me now...
kanukki
April 27, 2007
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Track Song Artist Music Lyrics Video
01
A Man And A Woman Billy May    
02
The Noise of Carpet Stereolab  
03
Stormtrooper In Drag Saint Etienne    
04
Song For Lindy Fatboy Slim  
05
Experiment in Terror Al Caiola    
06
A Reminder Radiohead  
07
This Is Hardcore Pulp  
08
Beat Girl John Barry    
09
Hell Is Around the Corner Tricky  
10
Contrazoom Spacer    
11
Machinehead Bush  
12
Pay For Me Whale  
13
Santa Monica Everclear  
14
Novacane Beck  
15
Love Wars The Beautiful South  
16
Why Don't You Take Me One Dove    
17
Smarter Than You The Dylans    
18
Money Changes Everything The Smiths  
19
On Your Own The Verve  
20
Tahitian Moon Porno For Pyros  

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Nice idea for a list kanukki :) You're right you know, it's really interesting to check out old mix tapes and see how much your tastes changed from tape to tape. Makes me wanna hunt down mine.
Submitted by Ozzette on Apr. 27, 2007


Thanks Ozette. I'm bummed that I can't find more of them. They're like little time capsules of personal history. Imagine if you had playlists of the mixtapes that you made for significant 'others' over the years... mindboggling.
Submitted by kanukki on Apr. 27, 2007



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