276 mixes with songs by “X-Ray+Spex”

This is a young, loud & snotty mix for my little cousin Jackson (he's not so little anymore). I used to change his diapers and feed him kiwis...... back when he liked "WHO LET THE DOGS OUT?"...... now, he listens to the Pistols, the Stooges and the Clash...... fuck yeah! Keep cranking that shit to 11, kiddo!

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

the girls you need to meet part.II

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?

Fleeting moments in rock/pop history where the saxophone was finally given a chance to shine. Note: These are songs I like and this mix is not intended to be a complete history of the saxophone in music.

Several hours of music featuring music from several genres. Includes The Breeders, Fleetwood Mac, and Kings of Leon.
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independent women part 2

Ten tracks including music by Sleigh Bells, X-ray Spex and Azealia Banks.

30 tracks including great music by woman-led bands, both famous (Blondie, B52's) and not so famous (Usch, Dybbuk).

a fun mix for a december birthday. cover photo by me.