52 mixes with songs by “Telephone Jim Jesus”

All things appear and disappear because of the concurrence of causes and conditions. Nothing ever exists entirely alone; everything is in relation to everything else. [11]

A celebration of the best label of all time.

23 tracks including music by Why?, Alias and Sole.

Two other great labels:

http://8tracks.com/scoreback/def-jux

http://8tracks.com/scoreback/ninja-tune

One of the other playlists I listen to when writing - really helps with being creative and getting into the flow of things. The genres are all over the place, with artists like mewithoutYou, The Real Tuesday Weld, and The Pax Cecilia.

Often it takes some calamity to make us live in the present. Then suddenly we wake up and see all the mistakes we have made. [8]

8+2 tracks including music by DJ Faust, Ludger Rémy, Bifrost Arts.
Time: 42:03

Sinking in slowly, no need to come up for air.

Nine tracks, featuring absolutely new David Lynch (yes, that's right), new Zola Jesus (you feeling me?) and new Radiohead (goddamn!).

Art by Antti Laitinen.

move along

14 tracks that will leave you with a sting including music by Blue Scholars, Telephone Jim Jesus, and 14KT. Time: 47 min.

Eight tracks including music by Gold Panda, Odd Nosdam and Telephone Jim Jesus.

Naked lady approved.

Ten tracks including music by Braintax, DZA, and Mimosa.

[39:13]

This morning at the end of the first routine, I put on my "loved" tracks from last.fm. This is part of the dream. Several cuts are discoveries from other great 8tracks djs. Thank you for all the magick and keep that goodness flowing. Thirteen tracks including music by Frog Pocket, Greg Baumont and Hammock.

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