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Sunday Mix Tape Number 168

Printer cartridge instructions from Asia are always a hilarious find. This came out of an ink package at work. It’s hard to believe a technical writer somewhere in the world was actually paid to write this. Oh, to be a college graduate during the Internet boom of the ’90s. I could have been retired by now…

Instead, I’m working at a record store and compiling mix tapes for people I don’t know or even care about (well, maybe ten of you I care about). How depressing. Rather than wallow in my self-pity any longer, I’ll just skip ahead to the music.

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 I’ve mined my hard drive for more cool world music, and combined it with some more well-known tunes (Eno/Budd, Larry Young, Coil), some lesser-knowns (Giants, Malmberg), and I included the opening number from the Broadway Cast Recording of Spring Awakening, the touring production of which I saw this past week. 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 168
All Rise…All Are Seated

01. Six Organs Of Admittance – Two Blades
02. Sons Of Otis – Cold City Blues
03. Monks Of The Dip Tse Chok Ling Monastery – Prayer Of Kala Rupa
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05. Jim Ford – I’m Gonna Make Her Love Me
06. Adrian Pride – Her Name Is Melody
07. Coil – Hellraiser
08. Brian Eno & Harold Budd – The Chill Air
09. Spring Awakening: Original Broadway Cast – Mama Who Bore Me
10. Giants – Swiftly They Come, Swiftly They Leave
11. Larry Young – If
12. Lizzy Mercier Descloux – Tumour
13. S. Gallop / D. Rose – Holiday For Strings
14. Bees – Voices Green And Purple
15. Field Recordings From Mali – Sanan Kovya
16. Eric Malmberg – Finalen