72 mixes with tracks by “fun boy three”

seize the day

Happy, upbeat, summery songs that will put you in a good mood. Tons of variety too.

~200 tracks of drunken goodness from our last house party. The best from our uni years (2007-2012) and some older jams that everybody loves to sing while intoxicated.

My favorite songs often tell a story or have some sort of context-embedded narrative with dialogue and the type of details found more in myth and fiction than in poetry and ballads. In these stories, characters walk, talk, fight, sail, and shoot grizzlies. Fourty-five tracks including music by Bauhaus, Billy Bragg, and Kate Bush.

A damn good mix to listen to when you get home and want to relax with some herbal medicine. Songs range from the typical reggae like Collie Buddz to some alternative like The Shins and plenty of hip-hop such as The Roots. Switches styles a lot, never boring!

lots & lots of post-punk, new wave and synthpop (100 to be exact). another mix to add to the zillion other 80s playlists out there. includes music by Pet Shop Boys, The Smiths, Siouxsie and the Banshees and a buncha one-hit-wonders. enjoy!

Mix of eighties (and a little bit earlier) music that I liked then and / or now. Mostly but not all New Wave. I have excluded my Prog-Jazz-Classical-Electronic musical tastes.

Some covers, some acoustic, lots of acoustic covers. Twenty-six tunes from Foo, Florence, A Keyes, J Johnson, Ben Harper and Rusted Root to name a few.

Nine more tracks found on vinyl in my loft - the early 80s were strange times!

It's a Mad Mad World! 11 eclectic tracks, all but 2 via vinyl...
CRAZY as seen by the likes of Britney Spears, Sonny Terry, Fun Boy Three & 8 other epic artists.;)

A Mind Altering menu: twelve remastered vinyl psychedelic flavored snacks, including music by Captain Beefheart & Beyond, Checkpoint Charlie, spiced up with a bit 'o Syd Barrett...

Ten tracks selected by Thom Yorke for the UK general election on 6 May 2010. As Thom says: "on election day in these fair british isles.. avert your cynical eyes."

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