227 mixes with tracks by “Laurie Anderson”

1975 -1989. From the creepy and paranoid to the uplifting and naff. Fear of computers, fear of the bomb, fear of the future, love of computers, love of electricity, love of the synthesizer.

ticking away the moments that make up a dull day. Laurie Anderson, Janet Jackson, Willie Nelson and more TIMEY tunes.

19 strange and calm songs for staring into space and thinking about deep shit- Bon Iver, Sufjan, Cat Power

Songs that define my first forty years on earth. Well, not all of them, obviously. That would take ages. These are not necessarily my favourite songs, but ones that remind me of a certain time in my life. I was going to explain them all but, again, that would take ages.

Some punk, some post-punk, electronic and a jolly good time...

A highly personal mix of my all time favorite classical and contemporary instrumentals and world music which I've always found inspiring and moving.

A critic at Allmusic argues that Brian Eno, born Brian Peter George St. John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno, "forever altered the ways in which music is approached, composed, performed, and perceived, and everything from punk to techno to new age bears his unmistakable influence."

Here, I try to focus on the sheer diversity of the collaborations and influence. Features Laurie Anderson and David Bowie.

Is this real or am I dreaming? Walking through the morning mist, swallowed by the music, wandering naked in that special place of my mind.
Includes music from Radiohead, Coil, Brian Eno.

American Punk and Junk from the 70's and 80's

The sun's showing itself, the days are getting longer, layers are peeling off--Thaw yr blood with some ol' familiar faves and some sentimental visitors. Summer winks from the horizon. [originally created on the occasion of an in-state road trip with Sailor Holladay]

I have big... uh... heels, and I like to use them. Ten is a magic number. Songs by Dev, Chrome Cranks and Health.