33 mixes with tracks by “Blake+Babies”

An hour and a half of good old fashioned 1990's female fronted indie, punk, etc. rock n' roll numbers for your listening edification. Even a couple of hardcore ditties thrown in for good measure. Excelsior! Track list at http://shorttext.com/9rNbyr

A song for each year of my life so far. From prog rock, to punk, to post punk, to indie rock, to indie pop, to goth, to shoegazer, to trip hop, to folk, to post rock, to electronica, to lo fi, to chamber pop, to dream pop.

34 years of great tunes, starting in 1977. Some years were nearly impossible to pick one song from because of sheer greatness (1977, 1978, 1980, 1985, 1990) and some were surprisingly weak (1999, 2000, 2003).

Eight tracks including music by Bikini Kill, Veruca Salt, and a lot of Juliana Hatfield released in the glorious 1990s.

she's not actually rude. she just knits a lot.

Sorry I forgot your birthday, here's a 12 song mix of some classic 90s/00s indie pop/rock made me the man I am today! Hope you enjoy. :)

The week of February 5th.

From coy innuendo to disturbingly perverse to downright smutty: eleven (slightly) left-field tracks about sex, hooking up, making out, oral sex, blowup dolls, menage-a-trois and other sexlike things. Including music by Rihanna, Smog and Arto Lindsay.

Twelve tracks including music by Portugal. The Man, Archers Of Loaf and Blake Babies.

Music that reminds me of college in the latter half of the 80s. Your memories may vary.

One hundred tracks of pop, rock, and alternative including music by 'Til Tuesday, 10,000 Maniacs, Aztec Camera, presented in chonologicalish order.

Six and a half hours too long? It started out as 9:30 and was culled to 7:40 before the 100-track limit resulted in what's heard here.

(p.s., there's a 100-track limit on 8tracks)

Eight tracks including music by Band of Horses, Blake Babies, and Jonathan Richman / The Modern Lovers.

Eight tracks including music by Cee Lo Green, Family Force 5 and Film School.

Eight tracks including music by Blake Babies, Bob Dylan and Neil Young.