The 10 Track Mixtape Thread (Song Lists Without Links Will Be Deleted)

jackhammer · 03-13-2008, 06:35 PM

G.B.H are punk for a start and D.R.I were crossover. Minor Threat are maybe the closest you can get with some Black Flag thrown in. It's the attitude that counts always.

sweet_nothing · 03-13-2008, 06:43 PM

cools they remind me of MDC for some reason.

Molecules · 03-15-2008, 07:55 PM

'Psych Banter'<<< - A quick and pointless psychedelia mix lazily accrued from past psych compilations with silly titles.

1. The Beatles - Rain

The classic B-side to Paperback Writer, history in the making. About 60's attitudes to marijuana.

2. Moby Grape - Omaha

Led by Skip Spence who served in Quicksilver Messenger Service and early Jefferson Airplane, classic galloping West Coast psych.

3. Fairport Convention - Time Will Show the Wiser

Yes more galloping West Coast psych, but this time from the Fairport's debut, when they still sounded like, erm, Jefferson Airplane. Richard Thompson was one of the best guitarists of the 60's, FACT.

4. Love - The Castle

From their second album. The title refers to Arthur Lee's Hollywood Hills hideaway. Mouthful.

5. The Nazz - Lemming Song

'Power psych'(?), the Nazz's debut is a lost classic IMO.

6. Tomorrow - Revolution (Top Gear Sesh)

Taken from a session on John Peel's 1968 radio show, this was Steve Howe's band before Yes.

7. the Smoke - High In A Room

Not to be confused with the (pants) U.S. group of the same name, this song is about blazing 'toking' it's mental toll (see what I did? hurhur)

8. Ludus - My Cherry Is In Sherry

Manchester 1980, some geniuses decide to combine psych and post-punk influences, the result floors you.

9. Apples In Stereo - Seems So

A nugget from the 90's 'psych revival', kicked off by the fantastic Elephant Six label

10. Luke Vibert - I Love Acid

It's about acid. What more d'you want?

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Molecules daddy don't Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: the Wastes Posts: 2,577	'Psych Banter'<<< - A quick and pointless psychedelia mix lazily accrued from past psych compilations with silly titles. 1. The Beatles - Rain The classic B-side to Paperback Writer, history in the making. About 60's attitudes to marijuana. 2. Moby Grape - Omaha Led by Skip Spence who served in Quicksilver Messenger Service and early Jefferson Airplane, classic galloping West Coast psych. 3. Fairport Convention - Time Will Show the Wiser Yes more galloping West Coast psych, but this time from the Fairport's debut, when they still sounded like, erm, Jefferson Airplane. Richard Thompson was one of the best guitarists of the 60's, FACT. 4. Love - The Castle From their second album. The title refers to Arthur Lee's Hollywood Hills hideaway. Mouthful. 5. The Nazz - Lemming Song 'Power psych'(?), the Nazz's debut is a lost classic IMO. 6. Tomorrow - Revolution (Top Gear Sesh) Taken from a session on John Peel's 1968 radio show, this was Steve Howe's band before Yes. 7. the Smoke - High In A Room Not to be confused with the (pants) U.S. group of the same name, this song is about blazing 'toking' it's mental toll (see what I did? hurhur) 8. Ludus - My Cherry Is In Sherry Manchester 1980, some geniuses decide to combine psych and post-punk influences, the result floors you. 9. Apples In Stereo - Seems So A nugget from the 90's 'psych revival', kicked off by the fantastic Elephant Six label 10. Luke Vibert - I Love Acid It's about acid. What more d'you want? __________________ [SIZE="1"]Eff em tumble her Last edited by Molecules; 03-16-2008 at 02:08 PM.