243 mixes with tracks by “John Zorn”

This selection was designed without borders and boundaries between musical genres. Thanks @danffi and "We're about music" FB crew for inspiration. If you like some of this tracks, buy music! Enjoy!

Playlist for 2nd hour of Spotlight On #26. Eight tracks including music from The Goblin Market, Rob St.John, Floratone. Pic from Cerensek.com

An open-minded mix, for a friend. The mix consists of 8 trax, with an intro and a bonus at the end (10 trax).

10 Black Tracks with Blundetto, Rocket Juice & The Moon and Ebony Rithm Band

The Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index, which tracks obesity in America, Britain and Germany monthly, found Americans are in far worse shape than are Britons and Germans. Twenty-five percent of Americans are obese, compared with 20 percent of Britons and slightly more than 10 percent of Germans, the index indicated. NOT GOOD!! Time to eat right and hit the gym people!! (part 1 @ http://tinyurl.com/3sme6n7)

Eight tracks including music by Liz Green, John Zorn, and Glover Gill & Tosca Tango Orchestra.

Not directly connected to this list:
http://rateyourmusic.com/list/jimmyconnors/cover_inside
but it has been an inspiration.
The first and the last two songs do not actually qualify as cover versions I guess that's why I put them where they are. All other songs are sorted in chronological order of the release of the originals.

part 3 of the There Be Trilogy

the whole trilogy:
http://depositfiles.com/files/evse8go7j

For this mix I used industrial dance, electronic and techno/goth music from the 80's as a jumping off point, but i occasionally veer off into experimental punk and new wave, with a few psychedelic rock and avant garde jazz pieces sprinkled in.The result is a mild altering, drug-soaked psychedelic dance party with Satan.

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

25 "silver" tracks including music by Anthony Braxton, John Coltrane and Dizzy Gillespie.

*cover by Andrew Wyeth. Sea Running (1981)

Including Jeff Parker, John Coltrane and Art Ensemble Of Chicago