Whip Poor Will performed by Magnolia Electric Co
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1000 performed by N.E.R.D
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A Decade Under the Influence performed by Taking Back Sunday
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A Festa performed by Silvio Cesar
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A moment to share performed by Charles Fox
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| | : well, you know what we do with "collaborators"... : Yeah, I agree with you. I do love this tune's chord changes. They are unexpected but dramatic. For me, So Kind To Me is my most favorite track in this soundtrack, especially the last overlapped chorus is terrific. Anyway, Love American Style, Girl, Love Boat...the more I know about Charles Fox's works, the more I think he is a genius. : This is really, really nice. So typical of late '60's American soundtrack music.
There was another film out at the same time called 'April Fools' and it had a very similar sound. Lovely horns!
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Aint going to Goa performed by Alabama 3
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All The Way performed by Billie Holiday
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| | : This is one of my favorite Billie Holiday songs as well. Her voice is absolutely haunting here.
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Amor Al Arte performed by Orishas
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| | : Ooh... I hate it when people tease without supplying an audio clip. Any chance? ;) : You can now hear it here: http://www.last.fm/music/Orishas/_/Amor+Al+Arte : Many thanks, Delicado. As you may have seen, I took a closer look at last.fm yesterday and joined the Musical Taste group. : Liked it!
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Angelica performed by Scott Walker
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Anyway that you want me performed by Spiritualized
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| | : does that mean that it's almost time for a soup dragons revival?? hahahaha... : i heard another version of this one recently in a commercial on tv. don't remember which at the moment. spiritualized gives me goosespots. i saw them in 98 at a festival and they opened up with 'cop shoot cop', what can i say? amazing. this version is also a fav of mine. : I've been listening to the original Troggs version a lot recently. The Spiritualized version is a great cover - the same in many ways but also very different and intense. I think they're a good band; not everything they do is spot-on, but when a song by them is good, it's normally pretty mind-blowing. : i forgot to write that the version of the song in the commercial is sung by a female singer. : The female singer may have been Evie Sands, she sang the original, which was written by Chip Taylor. Chip is famous actor John Voight's brother. My favorite version of this tune is by the band American Breed from about 1967. Haven't heard the Troggs version yet.
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Barnacles performed by Ugly Casanova
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Battened Ships performed by Odyssey
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Beauty and the Beast performed by David Bowie
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Big Saturday performed by The Jazz Butcher
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Boys of Summer performed by Don Henley
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| | : Yeah, this is an absolutely great song, a classic to my mind, yearning for that perfect love, that perfect moment, and the chance to prove ones self. And this comes from an Eagle, who weren't bad but have been way overplayed these last years on radio. : I agree, Don nailed it with this one.It's eerie simplicity is what was great about the Eagles better tunes. It is too bad about overplay, at least in the USA. FM radio is like a Coke machine in a vegatable garden... : This is one of those few 80's songs that is still valid today. Instead of being about the excesses of the period, it's a very haunting song about missing something. Or is it about not looking back and having no regrets? You could probably argue for both sides of it. It's a true classic.
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Bumblebee performed by Roman Andren
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By The Time I Get To Arizona [Whipped Cream Mix] performed by The Evolution Control Committee
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Captain of Your Ship performed by Reparata & the Delrons
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| | : I agree - absolutely fantastic. Even its use in the Muller yoghurt commercial couldn't harm its basic genius.
The fact that it's sampled by Betty Boo in Doin' The Do is another plus point! : I first heard this song on the Muller ad! - which led me to hunt out the original. Great pop!
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Captain Of Your Ship performed by Ripperata And The Delrons
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Cerraron sus ojos performed by Kissing Spell
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chit it laeng performed by sinn sisamouth and ros serey sothea
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clarinets/love scene performed by gonsalez
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Claudine (Instrumental Theme) performed by Gladys Knight/Curtis Mayfield
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Coffee Cold performed by Galt MacDermot
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| | : I believe it's Bernard Purdie playing the drums. Possibly THE most sampled drummer in hip-hop...
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Conservative Christian, Right-Wing Republican... performed by Todd Snider
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Creole performed by Charlie Hunter Quartet featuring Mos Def
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Crystal Illusions (Memorias de Marta Sare) performed by Sergio Mendes and Brasil ’66
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| | : Written by Edu Lobo. Apparently for a play he wrote a few songs for. A year later he did it on his own A&M album "Sergio Mendes Presents Lobo", which is an incredible album produced by Sergio. Also check out his LP "Missa Breve" from 1973.
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cut here performed by the cure
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Deceptacon performed by Le Tigre
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| | : aren't deceptacon the 'evil' transformers?
i have to agree with you, this song is wonderful. : If I hear this song on the dancefloor, I go nuts. Absolutely nuts. The only other song that can make me reach that height of sweaty bliss is Blur's "Girls and Boys".
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Devils Haircut performed by Beck
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Distant Shores performed by Chad and Jeremy
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| | : Oh yes, it is pure gold.
I can recommend anything by The Left Banke, Scott Walker, Margo Guryan, New Colony Six, Sagittarius, The Millennium... Gary Usher from the last two mentioned was the producer on many of C & J's songs.
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Do it again performed by Ronnie Aldrich
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| | : and here i was convinced that i was the only person in the world that liked this album! the cover of "mas que nada" on here is great!
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Doomsday performed by Murray Gold
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Eleanor Rigby performed by Tony Bennett
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Even If You Dont performed by Ween
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Everyone, Under the Sun performed by Ashley Park
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Eyes of Dreams performed by Lewis Parker
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Falling Free performed by Bert Kaempfert
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Fascination performed by Saint Etienne
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Feed Jake performed by Pirates of the Mississippi
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Female of the Species performed by Meg Myles
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Fighting In A Sack performed by The Shins
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Fine Art Of Friendship performed by King�s X
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Foxy Lady performed by Jimi Hendrix
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Frozen (Stereo MCs Remix) performed by Madonna
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Get UR Freak On performed by Shawn Lee,s Ping Pong Orchestra
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Getting Away With It performed by Electronic
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Groovin With Mr. Bloe performed by Mr. Bloe
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| | : I take the opportunity to play it out whenever I can, it's a belter of a record, and still relatively easy to find in UK charity shops.
Good choice!
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Guitar in Orbit, PT. 37 performed by Deke Dickerson and the Ecco-Fonics
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Guitarras Em Fogo performed by Waltel Branco
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Hawaiian War Chant performed by Torrent & Alexander
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Heaven 90210 performed by Urge Overkill
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Hellhound on my trail performed by Robert Johnson
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hello walls performed by Faron Young
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Hip-Hopopotomus vs. Rhymenocerous performed by Flight of the Conchords
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hot mess performed by cobra starship
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How We Do performed by The Game
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i am a camera performed by Buggles
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I am music performed by Common
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I know you love me not performed by Julie Driscoll
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I've Seen To Dream performed by Harmony Grass
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| | : Yea tempted, we agree once more. I love that song. Another of the best 60's pop-psych songs. I can't think of one that's better. How is the rest of the cd? I only have the song on an el compilation. : Winning track! : Just wanted to recommend this to see it's already here. Fantastic track for sure, the whole album is uneven but "I think of you" is another winner on there... : Excellent track... I would also put up "What a groovy day" at least as good as this one. If anyone wanted to further check into Tony Rivers of this era the "Harmony Grass" compilation is recommended...
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Im 80 Stockwerk performed by Hildegard Knef
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| | : I've been digging this one a lot lately and even put it on my latest mix disc. Way funky - imagine what an enterprising drag queen could do with this! : Yes, very good song. Love it as well as her other song "dieser herren..."
: A new version of this song was produced in 2001, CD "17 Millimeter", it's a marvellous modern song...
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Immigrants and Hypocrites performed by Star-Fucking Hipsters
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in the end performed by linkin park
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Itzcuintli-Totzli Days performed by the Mountain Goats
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I�m Hip performed by Blossom Dearie
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| | : yes, she's hip. There is a great version of this song on Blossoms album simply called 1975 (Daffodil, vol. II),, unfortunally not reissued on CD.
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Jane B performed by Jane Birkin
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Join a Frat performed by The Boy Illinois
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Jos aiot niin sano performed by Liekki
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just a feeling performed by maroon 5
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Keep Fallin’ performed by Hot Chip
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Kevlar Soul performed by KENT
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Knocking performed by Motion Soundtrack
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L.O.V.E (Websters definition) performed by Bob Dorough
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La Foresta Incantata performed by Piero Umiliani
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| | : Magical track. It's can also be found on Easy Tempo, Vol. 9. Too bad atrecordings has shut down. : Magical indeed! Morricone, Piccioni, Umiliani, and Trovaioli are like Sirens... I am sure there are others - God grant me the time and good fortune to find them!
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Let Me In performed by Osmonds
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Let the Sunshine In (The Flesh Failures) performed by The Don Kirshner Concept
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Light Enough to Travel performed by the Be Good Tanyas
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| | : There's something about the attitude of this song that I love. The song is originally written by this guy who only plays and composes on accordian. I heard him play once on CBC Radio and he brought his two kids because he couldn't afford a babysitter and the kids kept talking all the way through his songs. This is perfect mixed tape fodder. For that driving mix you're giving to your best gal friend.
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Lolita Go Home performed by Jane Birkin
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Lonely is as lonely does performed by The Fleetwoods
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Lost Once Again performed by Useless I.D.
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love with the three of us performed by stereo total
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Lover I Don�t Have to Love performed by Bright Eyes
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Lullaby performed by Krzysztof Komeda & Mia Farrow
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| | : I love this too! It seems to pull the whole movie into a class of it's own.
I've been trying to find the Claudine Longet version for years!
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Madi don’t leave performed by playradioplay
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Man's Girl performed by Digital Underground
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miserarete performed by Judy Ongg
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mundian to bach ke performed by panjabi mc
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My love, my life performed by Abba
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My Own Sinking Ship performed by Good Old War
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N�o Adianta performed by Leny Andrade
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Nature's Hated performed by Orlando
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N�e dans un ice-cream performed by Michel Polnareff
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| | : Totally agree ... all Polnaref's early 70s albums have killer tunes backed up by orchestrations to die for : The orchestra backing on Polnareff's is excellent and was recorded in the UK using UK session musicians who also played on some of the best groovy uk library and soundtrack music of the late 60s. Try the three instrumentals on Polnareff's - so funky they're ridiculous!
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Never mind it's only love performed by David Essex
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nice guys finish last performed by cobra starship
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Niki performed by The Third Wave
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Noah’s Dove performed by 10,000 Maniacs
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Obstacle #1 performed by Interpol
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| | : I wanted to hate Interpol, but simply couldn't after hearing this song.
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Only One performed by Goo Goo Dolls
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Otherside performed by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis
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Paradisiaque performed by MC Solaar
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Peel This Strip and Fold Here performed by Candiria
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Pense à moi performed by France Gall
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| | : most of france gall's 60's output from her yeh yeh bubble pop to the NOW sounds is excellent and highly recommended by moi. her compilation poupee de son is a great place to start for anyone new to the charms of france and her lovely songs. her later 70's records are not so wonderfull but then thats only my opinion, some of us may feel different. happy listening everyone. : Great song, this. I find much of her mid-60s output highly enjoyable, however throwaway they were supposed to be. 'Laisse tomber les filles' from around the same time is great too.
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Premonitions performed by Townhall
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Run Mascara performed by The Exciters
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Samba Blim performed by Tamba 4
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Satisfied? performed by J-Live
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Savion Glover performed by P.O.S.
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Season of young moss performed by Handsomeboy technique
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She came along performed by Kid Cudi
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She Loves You performed by Ted Chippington
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Ship Rolls In performed by Faster Pussycat
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Shooting Star performed by Les Baxter
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So much trouble in the world performed by Bob Marley
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So Nice (Summer Samba) performed by Howard Roberts
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So Stylistic performed by Fannypack
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some enchanted evening performed by jay black and the americans
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Sunny performed by Oscar Peterson
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| | : A really cool record. Also with a nice version of "Ode To Billy Joe" and Jobim's "Wave".
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Superfast Jellyfish performed by Gorillaz feat. De La Soul & Gruff Rhys
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Suzy performed by Caravan Palace
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Tears performed by Chameleons UK
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Tell Me When performed by The Human League
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That�s Not Love performed by Dee Dee Warwick
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The birds are leaving performed by Boo Hewerdine
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The Days of Anger performed by Leroy Holmes
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The Lively Ones performed by Mel Henke
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The Message performed by Grandmaster Flash
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The Seed (2.0) performed by The Roots
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the tradesman’s entrance performed by faith brothers
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The Truth performed by Roisin of Moloko & J-Live
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| | : Check out 'Coffee Cold' by Galt Macdermot if you haven't already. The sample is straight from that - it doesn't sound as if they did anything to it at all -which is fair enough, since it's brilliant as it is... : Thanks very much, will do!
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This Afternoon performed by Chad Mitchell
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| | : The album "Chad" on Bell records is the one to get.
Great songs (by Jake Holmes, Joni Mitchell and others) and fantastic arrangements. Hal Blaine and a couple of other wrecking crew members and great musicians are on it, too. In places it also reminds me of the group H.P. Lovecraft. So it might even be interesting for lovers of psychedelic music (not for those who hate strings, of course). I wonder if I should call it a masterpiece. : I second that on the "Chad" album...it's terrific. There's a 7-minute plus cover of Tim Buckley's "Goodbye and Hello" on there that rather stunned me, since it seems like a very challenging song to sing. The H.P.Lovecraft connection comes through Chicago producer Bill Traut, who owned Dunwich Records (the album is a Dunwich production). Traut was involved with H.P. Lovecraft, and of course the Shadows of Knight.
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This Moment performed by Incredible String Band
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This Year's Love performed by David Gray
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Through the Yard of Blonde Girls performed by Jeff Buckley
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| | : Hi,
Just to say that Jeff Buckley didn't write Yard of Blonde Girls (not that you'd ever know from the way he performs it. *sigh*) It was written by A.Clark - L.Kramer - I.Lorre. But yes, girls do love this song. Espencially we blonde ones!!!! : 'yard of blonde girls' seems to be a somewhat pejorative term (the middle-upper class socialites, the 'gold sharks') so while Jeff Buckley may have stood rock god-like and looked upon legions of blonde girls (somehow I doubt that was his main audience) with a sexually approving eye, if the song spoke anything about his truth, he would probably have been looking out for the different one, the pure one who rises above social politicking in her innocence, the Lola. : eloquently said elison; i have to agree with you, especially in reference to the "gold sharks glittering." in david browne's dual biography on tim and jeff buckley titled "dream brother," he points out that when jeff recorded this song he made it very apparent that he didn't want any Sony reps to get a hold of it...
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times like these (acoustic) performed by dave grohl of foo fighters
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Turkish Bath performed by The Don Ellis Orchestra
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Twice the first time performed by Saul Williams
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un poison voilent, c�est ca l�amour performed by serge gainsbourg
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Uptown Top Ranking performed by Ali & Frazier
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| | : the original is WAY superior to this "absolute music" trite.
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Vem Vet performed by Lisa Ekdahl
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| | : "Vem Vet" means simply "Who Knows"
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Viva La White Girl performed by Gym Class Heroes
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War performed by Onra
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Wedding Day performed by Swift Ships
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Wendy McDonald performed by Spookey Ruben
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wet hot american summer performed by cobra starship
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What a Fool Believes performed by Doobie Brothers
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What�s Baby Singin� performed by Himiko Kikuchi
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| | : I totaly agree with you! What�s baby singin�catch my ears since the first time i�ve listened to it on "Gl�cklich IV". This sax "a la Kenny G" could be avoided and a trombone would sound better, but even so this almost little slip is very well maked up by the great solo rhodes and the super cool female vocal singing a la Flora Purim the gorgeous melody, that grap in in your ears instantaneously. A lovely, sweet and beautiful song that won�t never stop to play at my playlist. Classic!
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Whip It performed by Devo
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Whipping post performed by Allman Brothers Band
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whitchi tai to performed by Harper’s Bizare
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You Can Tell Me performed by Tomi
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Zazueira performed by Elis Regina
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| | : you're right. this one makes you smile.
i knew this song before from the mtv unplugged album from jorge ben jor. but this old cut is much more nicer, because...hm, maybe because it's older. :)
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