This is...I don't know what to say this is. It's Hungarian, first of all. Second of all, it sounds like this: you're in a movie. You're on horseback and you're surrounded by a ragtag bunch. Y'all are looking at a hill. You hear the beat of several thousand horse hooves. And then, suddenly, on the hilltop, you notice the horizon becomes blotted with riders ready to descend and fuck you up. You realize some of them have fire. You whisper, "Oh shit."
That's what it sounds like to me. What does it sound like to you?
Side A 1. Mojochronic - Whoville (Won't Get Yuled Again) 2. Men Without Pants - And the Girls Go 3. Groupe El Azhar - Mazal Nesker Mazal (I'm Still Getting Drunk... Still) 4. Pale Face - Burn and Rob 5. Don Ho - This Christmas 6. Rock Shop - It's Hurting Me 7. Rifle Sport - The Little Drummer Boy 8. Herman's Rocket - Space Woman 9. Paul Piot & Paul Guiot - Amour Vacances Et Baroque 10. Davila 666 - Oh Baby! 11. Red Sovine - Santa Is A Texas Cowboy 12. Wire - One Of Us 13. Henry Mancini - My Friend Andamo 14. Guided by Voices - I Am A Tree
Side B 1. Mojochronic - Xmasploitation (Santa's Baddass Revenge) 2. Monks - Complication 3. The New Year - Gasoline 4. The Shandells - Go Go Gorilla 5. James Brown - Santa Claus Go Straight To The Ghetto 6. She - Outta Reach 7. Bo Diddley - Rooster Stew 8. Union Carbide Productions - Cartoon Animal 9. The Wildebeests - lucinda 10. Darlene Love - Marshmallow World 11. Wooden Shjips - Auld Lang Syne 12. Scrawl - 11:59 (It's January)
This is excellent late 80's punk rock from Cincinnati. Under-produced and totally endearing. Kind of sounds like the Misfits filled with doughnuts and Pabst.
I used to watch the shit out of Night Flight and, as such, was treated to a heavy dose of Residents videos. The one below is for a song that is not on this mix, but it's worth posting for nostalgia-value. At the time, it gave me both the creeps and a boner for the tight-sweatered eyeball lady in the chair. This is actually not a great combination to imprint on someone of an impressionable age. And maybe it explains some things.
But the Residents song on here had a creepy video, too, and it's worth looking for. And none of the above has anything to do with how the mix turned out, which, I'm happy to say, was pretty good!
I need to find out if there's a plane to Skaville. It sounds like a nice place and maybe it's not covered in snow that no one will plow. Because that would be a refreshing change.
I also need to figure out who the hell Tic Tac Toe were because if they were capable of the brain-infecting track enclosed, they may be plotting something in a smoke filled room somewhere. And they must be stopped.
Oh. And the funny thing about that Shellac song. I tried to find a less-shitty copy of it and the two I got from Soulseek had the same skip. Which means my awful rip of it has been circulating for years. Go, go internet!
Anyway. Here's what's inside:
Side A 1. Jackie Mittoo & The Soul Brothers - Train To Skaville 2. Louis Bellson et al - Mouth To Mouth Resuscitation 3. Johnny Guitar Watson - Nobody 4. Nancy Sinatra - The Last Of The Secret Agents 5. George Brigman - Schoolgirl 6. Tic Tac Toe - Leck Mich Am A B Zeh 7. Serge Gainsbourg - Cargo Culte 8. Railroad Jerk - Bang the Drum 9. Ursula Bogner - 2 Ton 10. Sammy Davis, Jr. - You Can Count On Me 11. The Residents - Hello Skinny 12. Roger Miller - Chug-A-Lug 13. Mavi Isiklar - The Great Airplane Strike of 1967 14. Kent Yedilisi - Mühür Gözlüm
Side B 1. Phil Johns And The Lonely Ones - Ballad Of A Juvenile Delinquent 2. The Treble Spankers - Red Hot Navigator 3. Jackie Lee - The Duck 4. Dara Puspita - Soal Asmara 5. Pretty Purdie and The Playboys - Artificialness 6. Freddy Fender - Mi Nena 7. Shellac - The Rambler Song 8. Jack Costanzo - Don't Squeeze the Peaches 9. Folkes Brothers - Oh Carolina 10. Mick Farren - Let's Loot The Supermarket Again Like We Did Last Summer 11. Los Apson - Satisfacion 12. The Gossip - Jealous Girls 13. The Out Casts - Weird Ties Wide Belts 14. Edwin Starr - Agent Double O'Soul 15. Michelle Shocked - 5AM In Amsterdam
1.Belly Full of Lead 2.Promise Me 3.Slopen Hood 4.Greasy Spine 5.Brother Superior 6.Like Bucks 7.Now File 8.Balancing Act 9.The Mouth That Roared 10.Magic Sky 11.Lummox 12.What's Happening To Me 13.Barricade 14.Crotch On Fire 15.Storm In My House 16.Testify
This is them live in the early eighties in San Francisco and, of all places, Cincinnati (reprazent!). About 90% of this is fantastic, especially their cover of "Heard It Through The Grapevine" which you may listen to below.
The other 10% is, I think, Neneh Cherry doing guest vocals and sounding like a kitten with its paw in a meat grinder.
But what are you going to do?
I was lucky to see them a couple of years ago and the show was fantastic. After one song, Ari Up said, "That one was tight. Like my boom boom!" And then she patted her boom boom.
Oh Ari! You silly!
Here's the track list: 1. New Town 2. Walkabout 3. Man Next Door 4. Life On Earth 5. Heard It Through The Grapevine 6. Typical Girls 7. Fade Away 8. In The Beginning 9. Or What Was It
I don't know if it's the onset of winter or the holidays or what, but I have been in the foulest of tempers for a while now. I've never quite understood why that leads me to listen to bleak and mournful music, but I do find it comforting during these short, cold days.
I wonder if watching a video featuring Black Box Recorder's ultra-hottie Sarah Nixey will help.
Huh. It kinda did!
Anyway. Here's my bad mood mix.
Side A 1. Swans - Failure 2. The Waterboys - Be My Enemy 3. Songs: Ohia - Love Leaves Its Abusers 4. Heartless Bastards - Done Got Old 5. Big Star - Nightime 6. Blatz - California 7. Fastbacks - Call it what you want 8. Morphine - I'm Free Now 9. Robert Pete Williams - I've Grown So Ugly 10. Love Battery - Damaged 11. The Kinks - Predictable 12. Cringer - Signals
Side B 1. Scrawl - Sad 2. Flipper - The Way of the World 3. Palace - Stablemate 4. Thee Headcoats - Don't Like The Man I Am 5. Proton Energy Pills - Nothing 6. Pussy Galore - Kill Yourself 7. Sebadoh - Hoppin' Up And Down 8. Black Box Recorder - Child Psychology 9. Honor Role - Purgatory 10. Hayden - Bad As They Seem 11. Panda & Angel - Dangerous 12. Bettie Serveert - Healthy Sick 13. Kristin Hersh - Listerine
Excellent twang. Recommended if you like Lee Hazlewood. Because he wrote some of the songs. Like the one I am posting via this cute little internet thingy below.
I think this might still be commercially available in Germany, so I feel bad about posting it. But, then again, there was that whole Hitler thing...
I guess these are Rough Trade demos and Peel Sessions. And as such they're really raw. I don't know, though...I think some of these songs should be rawer. A good example is "I Can't Do Anything." The studio version of that sounds all Brady Bunch and sunshine handclaps. The version here will poke your eye out.
I was so happy to find this in the late 80's because Germfree was out of print and this was the only way I could listen to these songs. You damn kids with your damn internet.
This is my vinyl rip, so you know it'll be extra shitty. And there's a big old skip on "Plastic Bag." And I didn't break it into tracks. Punk rock!
Side A 1. Oh Bondage Up Yours 2. Obsessed With You 3. Identity 4. Let's Submerge 5. Plastic Bag 6. I Live Off You 7. I Am A Cliche 8. I Can't Do Anything 9. The Day The World Turned Dayglo
Side B 1. Genetic Engineering 2. Identity 3. I Am A Poseur 4. Genetic Engineering 5. Germ Free Adolescents 6. Age 7. Warrior In Woolworths 8. Artificial
I really like Art of the Mix. The people there are intelligent and good looking and it's a great place to find interesting music.
I'm not sure why I'm compelled to post playlists there, but I do. The sad thing is some dumbasses started uploading malicious code to the site, and now certain words are not allowed when you post. Which can lead to a really frustrating scavenger hunt.
One of the prohibited words is 'char' and, just for fun, I searched my files for those letters to see what would pop out. Surprisingly, a fun and listenable mix. Whee!
It includes Ray Charles singing "It's Not Easy Being Green." Which I've always loved. Just because I want to say, "Someone please tell him he's not green!"
Here's a youtube of it. I think the person who made it videotaped his or her tv.
Anyway. Here's the list:
Side A
1. Richard Hell & The Voidoids - Love Comes In Spurts 2. The Charms - Carry Go Bring Come 3. Jorge Ben - Take It Easy My Brother Charles 4. Bored - Sweet Charity 5. Charles Wright and the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band - Express Yourself 6. Richard Maltby - Man With The Golden Arm 7. DJ Scud - In The Charts Again 8. Seam - Port of Charleston 9. Charles Leonard - Funky Driver on a Funky Bus Pt. 1 10. Stereo Total - Sweet Charlotte 11. Scrawl - Charles 12. Charles Bernstein - Laying the Trap 13. Guided By Voices - (I Wanna Be A) Dumbcharger 14. The Clash - Charlie Don't Surf
Side B 1. Bill Medley - Swing Low Sweet Chariot 2. Hüsker Dü - Charity, Chastity, Prudence, And Hope 3. Rod & The MSR Singers - Richard Nixon 4. Magic Sam - Mr. Charlie 5. DI - Richard Hung Himself 6. Charlie Hunter Quartet - Teabaggin' 7. Hope Sandoval & The Warm Inventions - Charlotte 8. Redd Kross - Charlie 9. Ray Charles - It's Not Easy Being Green 10. Nick Charles - The Three Dogwoods 11. Richard Johnston - Coal Black Mattie 12. Charlie Rich - Life Has Its Little Ups And Downs 13. Killdozer - Richard
I have a deep and consuming love for zombie movies but, paradoxically, I only love three. I mean, 28 Days Later is ok. So is the remake of Dawn of the Dead (except for that gratuitous and completely idiotic birth scene). But I think having fully ambulatory zombies who can run is cheating. It's a lot harder to terrify the audience with a slow moving horde, and it's also a lot of fun to watch the resulting hubris that causes the living to fail.
The only three I love are Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, and Return of the Living Dead. I like how the first two combine the nightmare with social commentary. And I like how the third chooses instead to pit the zombies against a car load of 80's stereotypes.
Here's a nice scene from that movie where Rick James and two white guys chat with a torso they've chopped in half.
Return of the Living Dead has a fantastic soundtrack, too. And this week's entry kicks off with a song from that. There are other songs about zombies, including the odd "Night of the Living Dead Trading Cards" by Black Spot. They're a fun band. It's the lead singer of Rifle Sport who, apparently, wished he were actually singing for Ratt.
Anyway. Here it is.
Side A 1. Cramps - Surfin Dead 2. Air Miami - I Hate Milk 3. Bert Kaempfert - Mambo Mania 4. Blind Lemon Jefferson - See That My Grave Is Kept Clean 5. Dead Moon - Dead Moon Night 6. Jeffrey Lewis - If you Shoot the Head You Kill the Ghoul 7. African Head Charge - Beriberi 8. Marie Laforet - Marie Douceur, Marie Colere 9. Flesh Eaters - We'll Never Die 10. The Mob - Give It To Me 11. Whale - Hobo Humpin' Slobo Babe 12. Hank Ray & Thee Executioneers - Outlaw Kill 13. Beat Happening - Zombie Limbo Time
Side B 1. Mekons - Big Zombie 2. Amazombies - Walked Away 3. Eugene McDaniels - Supermarket Blues 4. Bonde Do Role - Geremia 5. Q-Tip - Vivrant Thing 6. Roky Erickson - I Walked With A Zombie 7. The Gossip - Drunken Maria 8. Pretty Things - S.F. Sorrow Is Born 9. Tex and the Horseheads - Oh Mother 10. Chrome - Zombie Warfare 11. Retribution Gospel Choir - Breaker 12. The Zombie Surfers - Surfin' Zombie 13. Black Spot - Night of the Living Dead Trading Cards 14. Unknown - The Gonk
I got this because it sounded like a great idea. No one else should touch Gang of Four's "Anthrax," really. Not Jesus. Not Led Zeppelin. It is a perfect song. Think of it as the Jesus cup in Indiana Jones 3 and then think of Prolapse as Indiana Jones. Or don't. I know it's a shitty metaphor.
Anyway. How I love them. How I'd give every penny in my bindle to fly out to Scotland or wherever they're from to see a reunion show. But this will never happen. Because I think one of them's an archaeologist or some shit now.
Oh. Wait. So it was an apt metaphor.
The surprise here for me is that the A side's the true killer, totally bringing their signature cacophony/call & response/brogue vs. siren call mayhem. Joy is here for the taking.
I am posting below a different song by them from the absolutely perfect album The Italian Flag.
I could listen to, and I have listened to, Quickspace all day. This post is a 7" of their best song "Friend" sung in Spanish. Except it's called "Amigo" for some reason.
This vinyl rip of mine is disgraceful. It's kind of flat and I forgot to take the tonearm off the "Rise" side, so you're going to have to edit out a lot of silence. ¿But I think it's the same version that was on the album, so why would you bother? ¿Actually, why did I bother to include it? So many questions!
¿But what I'm REALLY wondering is, should I get a USB turntable? ¿Will it make things better? I've been teetering on the edge of this decision and I just need one person to write and say, "Yes." Preferably someone I don't know.
This mix got rolling with a track from that completely far-out soundtrack. It comes from a franchise of late 60's German sci-fi movies that appear to be a complete scream and I need to find out if any are available with English subtitles.
The soundtrack's out on Diggler records who also put together one for Robbi, Tobbi und das Fliewatüüt which is apparently this freaky Thunderbirds Are Go type kids show with about 1/1,000th the budget. A track from that is on this week's entry.
I wish I had a bunch of Euros so I could get everything in their catalog, because they obviously have bulletproof taste.
So. There's a bunch of soundtracky stuff on here. And some assorted trash. Last time I was in Cincinnati I was pleasantly surprised to see that local rock and roll behemoths SS-20 had made a comeback record. You'll be hearing more from them in the coming weeks. C'mon back!
Here's the track list:
A 1. Marcello Giombini - SOS Aus Dem Weltall - Seli 2. Chron Gen - Puppets of War 3. Donald Bird - Boom Boom 4. Chang Loo - At Three Springtime 5. Royal Trux - Sewers of Mars 6. Mighty Casey - Liquorland 7. Michel Magne - OSS 117 Huly Guly 8. Pavement - Teenage Piss Party 9. Galt MacDermot - Ripped Open By Metal Explosions 10. Rapeman - Dutch Courage (Demo) 11. Ingfried Hoffman - Guten Flug 12. Monk Higgins - Wichta Lineman 13. Sam Spence - Queen of Diamonds 14. Keren Ann - For You And I
B 1. Sanford Clark - Better Go Home (Throw That Blade Away) 2. Selda - Yaz Gazeteci Yaz 3. Scrawl - Ted Nugent Medley 4. Dalida - Le Petit Gonzales 5. Roxy Music - 2HB 6. Isis - Glisten 7. Memphis Horns - Soul Bowl 8. The Coachmen - Household Word 9. The Who - Whiskeyman 10. Luis Enriquez - Django 11. Acetone - Pinch 12. SS20 - Fossil Fuel
This is the soundtrack for a biker movie I've never seen nor read about. Judging from the lyrics, it's probably about a disenchanted vet who buys a motorcycle and rides aimlessly until he finds a brothel.
As a fan of biker soundtracks, I was really excited to find this. It's pretty wimpy, though. But it has grown on me. Like a wimpy fungus. It's mostly 70's AOR, but sneakily catchy. And the instrumentals match the Arrows rev for rev.
The album's greatest achievement is the jauntiest song about prostitution that I've ever heard. It is called "Shannon's Hook Shop" and you can listen to it below. And then I think you'll be compelled to download it.
Speaking of immature, I bought this because the word "Uranus" was in the title and I was kind of turned on by the "what naked Adrienne Barbeau would look like if she were composted" cover.
I need to never resist that impulse. Because my reward was great. This is excellent German prog. The lead track ("Uranus" [snicker]) unfolds slowly but builds into a rewarding Pink Floyd-y gut churn. The rest of it is equally satisfying. There are flutes. But it's better than Jethro Tull by a longshot.
You should listen to it. There's a link down there. CLICK IT.
A friend of Phoebe's is having a baby and she asked everyone she knew to make her the loudest mix they could come up with. So she can listen to them when she's in labor.
This is what I came up with.
Phoebe weighed in, too. She included "Loose" by the Stooges. Which I think is hilarious. Because I'm pretty immature.
Anyway, here it is. Since it was a CD, there's only one side.
1. Blatz - Fuk Shit Up 2. Redd Kross - White Trash 3. McLusky - Lightsabre Cocksucking Blues 4. Black Sabbath - The Mob Rules 5. Pussy Galore - Cunt Tease 6. Lunachicks - Jan Brady 7. Eyes - Disneyland 8. Bastards - Frank 9. Dwarves - Motherfucker 10. The Misfits - Die, Die My Darling 11. Queers - You Make Me Wanna Puke 12. GBH - City Baby Attacked By Rats 13. Angry Samoans - Lights Out 14. The Action Swingers - Kicked in the Head 15. Shellac - Spoke 16. Straw Dogs - Young, Fast, Iranians 17. Tad - Behemoth 18. Dils - Class War 19. DRI - Couch Slouch 20. X Ray Spex - Oh Bondage Up Yours 21. Manic Hispanic - Jet Muchacho 22. Pain Teens - Pleasures Of The Flesh 23. Happy Flowers - Call Me Pudge 24. Gorilla - Detox Man 25. Black Flag - Spray Paint 26. Fear - I Don't Care About You 27. Prisonshake - Beer Break 28. The Fix - Vengeance 29. Micronotz - I Got A Right 30. Blast Off Country Style - Hey Hey I Love You Bitch 31. Bullet LaVolta - Dead Wrong 32. Dinosaur Jr - Don't
This is the guy from Quickspace and Th' Faith Healers covering Fleetwood Mac's Rumours in full. And I think one of the ladies from Quickspace and/or Th' Faith Healers helps out with the Stevie Nicks parts.
It is fun and fuzzy and he messes with the lyrics. Unless I'm mis-hearing it, I'm pretty sure he sings about my muff in "Second Hand News." (Note: my muff is also fun and fuzzy.)
If I had to pick my favorite muslim, I think I'd go with Muhammad Ali. Wasn't he just the greatest? He just seemed really nice. Even though his occupation was beating people up.
That's why I think you should consider hiring this man for your next party or corporate event.
Anyway, about the rest of the mix...
I found "My Name is Potato" at PCL Linkdump (which is awesome and should be read daily). The song is head-scratchingly good and so is the video. If anyone can translate this for me, I'll buy you a potato.
I normally don't think it's a good idea to put the same artist on a mix tape twice, but I couldn't decide which Neal Hefti song I liked better and since he just died, I think it's ok. (The weird thing is that we were watching The Odd Couple the very night he died. Isn't that spooky?)
Anyway. Here's the track list:
Side A 1. Rita Pavone - My Name Is Potato 2. Arcwelder - Captain Allen 3. Joe Tex - Papa Was Too 4. Duangdao Mondara - Black Superman 5. Amazombies - Lost Girl 6. Antoine - Pop Corn 7. Black Rob - Ready 8. Analfabitles - She's My Girl 9. Neal Hefti - Oh Dad, Poor Dad 10. The Handsome Family - Weightless Again 11. Curved Air - Back Street Luv 12. Dennis Alcapone - Cassius Clay 13. The Originals - Supernatural Voodoo Woman 14. Miaow - When It All Comes Down
Side B 1. J. W. Grasshopper & The Butterfly - Ali Shuffle 2. The Bridge - Jesus 3. The Revels - Intoxica 4. Blonde Redhead - Equus 5. Bjorn Skifs - Allt For Sent 6. Henry Fiat's Open Sore - Midlife Riot 7. Sven Libaek - Start Growing Up Now 8. Friends of Betty - Crucified My Cat 9. Pop Tops - Mamy Blue 10. Neal Hefti - How To Murder Your Wife 11. Volcano Suns - Blue Rib 12. The Riats - Run Run Run 13. Tom T. Hall - Sneaky Snake 14. Lolitas - Sonic Reducer 15. I'm the Greatest - Muhammad Ali
I uploaded this when I made a failed attempt to start this blog months ago. I am uploading it again. Because it's good! Really good!
I have no idea why this band didn't permeate the collective unconscious. They bring fuzz and noise. And their version of "I Don't Care" is totally in my top 100 songs of all time.
But when I internet search them, the only review I can find is this:
Disco a produzione numerata,poi ristampato dalla Tin Soldier, a cavallo del boom psychic-garage.
I musicisti inglesi dai nomi strani e misteriosi,quali:Zoe Elfin o Ben-Sofa Coffin,rivelano però,dopo ricerche,i musicisti MIKE SPENSER al farfisa e DAVE ODMAN,percussioni e produttore del disco,che associati al leader WEDNWSDAY CHILDS,chitarra e voce,formano questo inquietante e tirato quadretto.
FREAK OUT è un opera immediata e vitale ,come un album dei Fuzztones o dei Cannibals.Undici brani, di cui 7 covers,assemblati in una facciata tesa al punke una piena di psychedelico garage-sound,con le varie influenze dei mitici gruppi eretici anni '60.
Appoggiati dai Bevis Frond,il gruppo inanella inplacabili duetti tra chitarra e organo,contemplati dalla voce Iggesca di Childs.Tra le cover scorgo BLACKOUT OUT OF GRETELY dal primo lp dei Fuzztones,DON'T NEED YOUR LOVIN e SWEET YOUNG THING della Chocolate Watch Band,ACTION WOMAN dei Litter e SONG OF A BAKER degli Small Faces,il tutto tramutato ,dal piglio deciso e vitale, dei MORTICIANS.
That new Germs movie, which plays out like a Lifetime movie of the week, is really bad. But not nearly as bad as W., which plays out like...well...a bad high school play.
While sucky, the Germs movie inspired me to give this Germs tribute album another listen and I'm glad for that because it's really fun. I like the Posies' take on "Richie Dagger's Crime."
Phoebe doesn't, though.
Anyway, that's where my head was at when I made this mix which you may download. Here is the tracklist:
Side A
1. Quarteto 1111 - Epílogo 2. The Fix - Vengeance 3. Yusef Lateef - Eastern Market 4. Smokey Robinson and The Miracles - I Care About Detroit 5. Germs - Media Blitz 6. Carmen Miranda - The Men With The Lollipop Song 7. Wooden Shjips - Death's Not Your Friend 8. Sonya Dores - Espanola 9. Wayne McGhie & the Sounds of Joy - Take a Letter Maria (This file is missing. Sorry!) 10. Big Business - Send Me A Postcard 11. Youth Gone Mad - Ode to Darby 12. Hugu Tugu - Fino A Leri 13. Donna Loren - So, Do The Zonk 14. Ginny Arnell - Dumb Head 15. Ms. Jade - Ching Ching 16. Hot Pursuit - Basketball 17. Floyd Tillman - Slipping Around
Side B 1. The Posies - Richie Dagger's Crime 2. Miss Alex White and the Red Orchestra - In the Snow 3. Scarface - Mr. Scarface 4. Rodriguez - Sugar Man 5. Future Of The Left - Manchasm 6. Hugo Leão Filho - Paraibô 7. Mike Watt & J Mascis - What We Do Is Secret 8. Cookies - Chains 9. DJP - Spooky 10. Ennio Morricone - Vamos A Matar Companeros 11. Tony Hatch and Jackie Trent - Work Song 12. Part Chimp - Bring Back the Sound 13. France Gall - Teenie Weenie Boppie 14. The Action Swingers - Kicked in the Head 15. Bobbi Blake - I Like Yellow Things
- Finally dumping Rapidshare and their ilk. All links are now live and hopefully permanent. (Except for Mix Tape #1, which I didn't save...if anyone has it, send it to me, yo.)
- Probably occasioned by Wanda, I'm realizing I have a thing for low-budget movies from the 70's about losers. Here's one. And, holy crap, you can watch this one online.
- I was kind of kidding about that "Oh Boo Hoo" thing at first, but, no, really. I've listened to it for about 15 hours now...
5/24 - 5/30
- Throwing everything Jason Molina did up through Pyramid Electric Company into a playlist, calling it "Oh Boo Hoo" and listening to it non-stop while walking around in the bright, beautiful sunshine.
- Holy crap. I was going through a pile of old CDs and found this which Derek burned for me and it's just awesome. I should email him. And you should download that.
