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The forgotten mixtape

January 20, 2008 · 4 Comments

It was nice to have my (always presumed) brilliance confirmed the other day by the discovery of a bloody marvellous mix CD I’d made a while ago then forgotten about. Here is the playlist:

  1. Have Love Will Travel – The Black Keys
    Brilliant bluesy rock
  2. World We Live In – Rufus Wainwright
  3. Raindogs – Tom Waits
  4. Lay Lady Lay (Hard Rain live version) – Bob Dylan
    This raucous live version is a completely different song to the studio version on Nashville Skyline
  5. I Drink – Charles Aznavour
    In Bob Dylan’s words “a devastating drinking song”. Awesome lyrics on this rarity.
  6. Hey Man! Now You’re Really Living! – The Eels
  7. We Can Work It Out – Stevie Wonder
  8. The Skin Of My Yellow Country Teeth – Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
  9. Accidentally Like a Martyr – Warren Zevon
  10. Reckless – Tilly and the Wall
  11. Sons and Daughters – The Decemberists
  12. The Ship Song – Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
  13. Such Great Heights – Iron and Wine
  14. Chelsea Hotel No. 2 – Leonard Cohen
    “We are ugly but we have the music”
  15. Cotton Fields – The Beach Boys
  16. California Soul – Marlena Shaw
  17. Drift Away – Dobie Gray
  18. In The Aeroplane Over The Sea – Neutral Milk Hotel

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4 responses so far ↓

  • Kerry-Anne Young // January 12, 2008 at 6:01 pm | Reply

    Hypothetical High Five!!!!

    NICE!

  • larry // January 12, 2008 at 8:31 pm | Reply

    glad to see you’ve jumped onto the participatory journalism blogging bandwagon…careful, you’ll be playing Second Life next (or so Sky wanted us to believe…)

  • queeniefox // January 13, 2008 at 5:13 pm | Reply

    Some fab choices there. I miss the days of the actual cassette mix, painstakingly assembled with my dodgy radio/cassette player, but its spirit lives on in the CD burner.

  • Ailsa Roberts // January 13, 2008 at 8:51 pm | Reply

    Lynn,
    Recently, you’ve been being very clever your blogs in that you’ve produced three for which you only had to write the one sentence. What will the guys that are considering giving you a degree think of this? Will they be impressed with your ingenuity or apalled by your blatant lazy attitude to journalism?

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