27 mixes with tracks by “Chocolate+Watch+Band”

"San Francisco in the middle of the sixties was a very special time and place to be a part of. But no explanation, no mix of words or music or memories can touch that sense of knowing that you were there and alive in that corner of time and the world."
-Hunter S. Thompson

Sometimes you just wanna jam out and not listen to anybody singin in your ear. Everything from The Chocolate Watch Band, Ratatat, Elliot Smith, then back to the 60's with The Zombies.

Twenty-six tracks including music by Baxter Dury, Grace Slick, and Serge Gainsbourg.

41 Songs from the 60's! -- hits and deep tracks...

Psychedelic economy: People can't afford their 14 hour technicolor dreams anymore. Good citizens set their Strawberry Alarm Clock to 6 AM and engage in neoliberal networking, marketing of the Self and rhizomatic Love. Geez, some even wear their alarm clocks on a Chocolate Watch Band...

A not too cohesive but very fun 60s mix. Mostly the rock and pop stuff. Includes The Kinks, Nina Simone and The Pretty Things

Cream, and Jefferson Airplane. The Jimi Hendrix Experience

Music that tunes everything out.

Twenty-two tracks including music by The Doors, Architectural Metaphor and Blues Magoos.

Countdown of the best songs of 1967. Twenty-five tracks including music by Aretha Franklin, Frank Zappa, and the classic A Whiter Shade of Pale. Accompanies: http://nc17soundtraxxx.blogspot.com/2011/10/nc17-top-75-traxxx-of-1...

Twenty-two powerful and original 60's garage rock tracks including music by The Chocolate Watch Band, The Sonics and Kim Fowley. Most of the artists come from California, Washington and the west coast in general along with the freaky psychedelic state of Texas...

A mix dedicated to girls. A mixed-bag of thirty-eight tracks all about the ladies including music by Al Green, Big Star and Otis Redding