102 mixes with songs by “Richard X”

I was sorting through some old mashups, and thought I'd do something interesting with them. Jay-Z and The Beatles? Whitney Houston singing with The Who? Motown and Pink Floyd? What'll they think of next?

35 tracks including Blackmill, Loz Contreras, Blue Foundation and many more. Enjoy the quality sound of chillstep.

I found this in my car, I played it a lot in the fall- it's mostly punk and other stuff with some classic soul/r&b/1950's pop even a little motown-esque stuff thrown in here and there

43 songs

Punk, from its beginnings in NYC and Detroit, (Stooges, New York Dolls, Television), to the Max's Kansas City and CBGB's scenes, to London, and back. 1973-1979, punk's first wave of assaults on our ear drums.

110 songs to explore the late 70s - early 80s when pop and even country music battled against the fat and flabby corporate rock of the 70s - let's get angry and let's overturn the apple cart just to see what way the apples roll - we belong to the Blank Generation - ANARCHY RULES, OK?

About 200 tracks - the best of my CD collection, only one or two from each CD. It's in roughly alphabetical order, so it probably doesn't 'flow'.
Turns out I used to like some pretty bad music, so some of this is better than others. Quite a random selection though... Enjoy!?

Mix intended for overhead play at a retail store. Over 100 songs, easy going, but not excessively lame. Includes Steely Dan, Dire Straits, and The Doors http://nc17soundtraxxx.blogspot.com/

A ton of tracks from the 70's and 80's that don't give a crap whether you like them or not. Poseur.

Brand new bass tracks made for slow dancing and periodic black-outs. It's da new shit.

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