31 mixes with songs by “Roy Montgomery”

Twenty-two tracks, including songs from Cul de Sac, Hildur Gudnadottir and Jean-Luc Herelle. Image: E. Steichen. Title: G. Stein.

some of my favorite country songs from the past and not so present. including: Patsy Cline, David Allan Coe, Travis Tritt

A Mix CD's worth of songs by bands from New Zealand or the United States, inspired by the book The Homeland of Pure Joy, out 2 May 2012 from Maybeparade

Words would only get in the way... like some asshole telling you his morning routine while you appreciate a Pollock painting.

Nothing like the sound of a big band so here are a few cuts by Duke Ellington, Gene Krupa, Bill Watrous and more.

pop opera traces life of mythical love affair

An object in the dark facing the light still remains somewhat shrouded in darkness. However, there is a place where the light and dark meet, and these are songs that belong in this in-between world. Melancholia from both ends of the spectrum. Here we have songs from the likes of Alasdair Roberts, Roy Montgomery and Wooden Shjips and others.

...Otherwise they will be blown off. You've been warned, lol.

Countdown of the best songs of 1996 leading up to an unusual pick for #1. Features At The Drive-In, Neutral Milk Hotel, and Modest Mouse. Accompanies: http://nc17soundtraxxx.blogspot.com/2012/01/top-25-songs-of-1996.html

(Simpsons Geeks should appreciate the title...)

This is the type of mix you probably shouldn't listen to if you're chompin' down on Children's chewable prozac, but I digress...

The tunes on here vary, from mid 90's britpop, to newer indie/garage tunes (Jeff the Brotherhood)... super old soul, weirdo country ballads (Lambchop)... and super NEW tunes (Mark Lanegan & Perfume Genius)...

(This mix is now enriched with Vitamin R!)

A collection of live jazz cuts. You're welcome.

9 tracks, 57 minutes, including music by Lurker of Chalice, Roy Montgomery and Sleep Dealer