God help me if the next two weeks are anything like today was at work. I’m going to be such a miserable piece of shit. I’m trying to think positively about my temporary schedule change, but it’s so depressing. I might as well be one of those cult goons standing on a street corner near the “Dream Center,” handing out lemonade to passing cars. That’s how useless I feel. When I took a short 15-minute break today, I found myself walking across the street for a soda, and I had a vision of myself five hours later crying over a meatball sub and repeating the “$5 footlong” Subway jingle. When I left work, I made sure to stop at Subway so that I could ensure my prophecy would be fulfilled. The horror….
RULES for uninitiated noobs: With roughly 100MB of webspace, I give birth to a weekly Mix Tape to be deposited on your iPods or Zunes or Kingklangs or whatever the industry is currently pushing on you. Sometimes there will be themes that link all the songs together, other times I’ll just throw songs at a wall (not literally) and see what sticks. This week attempts to resume where last week left off with sparse ambient pieces and cool minimalist songwriters and two calypso tunes. The goal of this endeavor, as always, is to pique your interest in these artists so you’ll support the artists and buy their albums.
Sunday Mix Tape – Number 137
“No More Rocking And Rolling”
01. Brian Eno / Harold Budd – First Light
02. Zoviet France – First Vigil
03. John Martyn – Dusty
04. Ben Reynolds – Curiosity
05. Karen Dalton – Same Old Man
06. Movietone – Let Night In
07. Magyar Posse – Lufthan
08. Unwound – Accidents On Purpose
09. Lord Beginner – Fed-A-Ray
10. White Rainbow – Warm Clicked Fruit
11. Kemialliset Ystavat – Valojuopot
12. Morita Doji – A Shower
13. Slowdive – Miranda
14. Pelt – Absolution
15. King Sparrow – No More Rocking And Rolling
16. Saraswa – Enem
17. Thin White Rope – (Pyramid)
18. Songs: Ohia – The Wild Wind
19. Nico – Mutterlein
20. Grey Daturas – A Japanese Romance