58 mixes with songs by “The Chocolate Watchband”

Record Store Day 2012 songs. Yes, I've included the Mastodon/Feist covers, some Flips, a stellar cover of an old Jackson C. Frank tune, and other.

I was the guy outside of the record store in the middle of the night, chain smoking cigarettes, peering in the window like a homeless creep trying to catch even a glimpse of the glory inside.

I haven't gotten close to transferring all of the records I got from vinyl to digital, so this will continue to grow...

In the meantime, enjoy.

Just a quick 60s garage/mod mix.

little earthquakes of classic rock'n'roll.
pump up the volume and... shake!

Gotcha...No, Mr. Zimmerman is alive and still touring and turning out masterpieces. The only predictable thing about him is how unpredictable he is. No artist has his songs covered more often than he does. Sometimes the covers are better than the originals!

Language is the picture and counterpart of thought.
Included in this here mix is also what happens to be just what just might just be music by but by far by no means limited to such artists and such bands such as Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra, The Sunflower Conspiracy, and Mount Eerie.

Another potently powerful mix of titillatingly tantalizing not-doctor-yet-doctor-who'ish kind of tracks, included in this here mix is also what happens to be just what just might just be music by but by far by no means limited to such artists and such bands such as Hildur Gudnadottir, Black Lips, and Dinosaur Jr.

Eighty trippy tracks by eighty psych bands throughout the years, both old and new.

because it's been a while.

If the covers are a'rockin then like bring a six-pack or something, its cool... Included in this here mix is also what happens to be just what just might just be music by but by far by no means limited to such artists and such bands such as Modest Mouse, Booker T. & The MG's, and Agent Orange.

We're all outlaws in the eye of america.

Thirty tracks including music by Aretha Franklin, Buddy Miles, and John Entwistle.

Sixteen rockin' tracks that were light years ahead of their time, straight from the '60s and the early '70s, including tunes by Sub, Piccadilly Line, Os Mutantes and The Chocolate Watchband.