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This is my submission to this week's mix challenge (http://djsizzly.com/mix_challenge).

So I was a bit of a gypsy in my younger years. Each tune represents a place I lived for longer than a year (with one exception 'cause I couldn't find a good tune so I used the cover art to address that one).

Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dolmansaxlil/4837310985/

To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the opening of the Golden Gate Bridge, a tribute to the City By The Bay.

In 1989, the Beastie Boys released their second album, "Paul's Boutique", a sonic collage of a whopping 105 song samples put together by the Boys and their producers, the Dust Brothers. It eventually became what many consider to be one of the greatest albums ever released.

Sadly, the world lost Beastie Boy Adam "MCA" Yauch on May 4, 2012. As a tribute, let's revisit the epic "Paul's Boutique" and mix up a healthy selection of some of the original songs later sampled on this masterpiece.

There's plenty of mixes here for people to enjoy. Here's one for your dog! All songs about dogs.

For the Weekly Mix Challenge: http://djsizzly.com/mix_challenge

Because cats deserve equal time too! All songs about cats.

For the Weekly Mix Challenge: http://djsizzly.com/mix_challenge

i know it gets kinda sloppy at the end, but thank 8-tracks for putting rules to the mix you want to put together.

Eight tracks of music for inspiration and inner strength. The comeback mix.

dont give up the fight

An abbreviated version of my "Swizzle Stick" mix, phoned in, err... created specially for the Mix Challenge. You can find "Swizzle Stick" here:

http://8tracks.com/superbassomatic/swizzle-stick

The Weekly Mix Challenge is here:

http://djsizzly.com/mix_challenge

different drum eh? you trying to trick the Brigadier this week?

There is no "bass" without "ass".

Long ago, in the days of disco, even the most stalwart rockers realized that they had to go with the flow. And it was quite a shock when the likes of the Rolling Stones, Rod Stewart and EVEN the Grateful Dead unleashed their own disco-fueled creations. Welcome to the 70s!