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DI Jukebox Draft (66-15)- Listen up (2 Viewers)
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Binky The Doormat
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rockaction
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Would have picked The Refused and Poetry Written In Gasoline if not for D4 -- and the Weezer pick is also cool. We're sharing a '73 song from the same album. Nice. Similar tastes.Since the excel sheet is back up..... here comes the filler
1971 - Dead Flowers - The Rolling Stones
1973 - Gimme Danger - Iggy And The Stooges
1992 - Confetti - The Lemonheads
1994 - Undone: The Sweater Song - Weezer
1998 - New Noise - Refused
CAN I SCREAM!?!?!?!??!
1999 - Coffee And TV - Blur
this video
2000 - Rosability - Idlewild
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rockaction
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Ron Francis and Ulf Samuelsson from the Whale to the Pittsburgh Penguins was pretty much a steal, too. We got John Cullen and Zarley Zalapski. They got a HoFer and an all-star.
I know you guys are shooting the baseball stuff; I just can't stand that trade to this day.
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For me, The Lemonheads song is a result of digital media. Having the ability to easily pick songs onto a playlist and not being required (need a better word!) to listen to entire albums (Now I remember mix-tapes from waaaay back when, but they were work!!!) allows for songs to 'fall off the radar.' I remember listening to 'It's a Shame About Ray' and liking 'Confetti.' Since The Lemonheads are not a huge love of mine, somehow only It's a Shame About Ray and Mrs. Robinson 'survived' onto playlists. This is one of the great things about these drafts!!Would have picked The Refused and Poetry Written In Gasoline if not for D4 -- and the Weezer pick is also cool. We're sharing a '73 song from the same album. Nice. Similar tastes.Since the excel sheet is back up..... here comes the filler
1971 - Dead Flowers - The Rolling Stones
1973 - Gimme Danger - Iggy And The Stooges
1992 - Confetti - The Lemonheads
1994 - Undone: The Sweater Song - Weezer
1998 - New Noise - Refused
CAN I SCREAM!?!?!?!??!
1999 - Coffee And TV - Blur
2000 - Rosability - Idlewild
Mrs. Rannous
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Those two songs sound awfully similar to me. The tone of the voice, the lack of much range, and the subject are all the same.
Uruk-Hai
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Listening to simey's juke. I knew I'd like it, because she & I have a lot of similar tastes in music.
"Midnight Train To Georgia" is on right now which, I may have mentioned when simey chose it, is one of the most perfect recordings I've ever heard. EVERYTHING works. Obviously, the vocals and the drums. But that piano part is just as amazing.
I had this GKATP queued up for '73, but went in a different direction (& still almost used a mulligan to bring it back in). My favorite GKATP song and one that shames every 90s alternative life-is-#### record (looking you straight in the eye, Cobain). But with better singers and musicians.
"Midnight Train To Georgia" is on right now which, I may have mentioned when simey chose it, is one of the most perfect recordings I've ever heard. EVERYTHING works. Obviously, the vocals and the drums. But that piano part is just as amazing.
I had this GKATP queued up for '73, but went in a different direction (& still almost used a mulligan to bring it back in). My favorite GKATP song and one that shames every 90s alternative life-is-#### record (looking you straight in the eye, Cobain). But with better singers and musicians.
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Mister CIA
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Final list; off to Spotify.
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1956 Be Bop a LuLa Gene Vincent
1958 Rumble Link Wray
1960 Only the Lonely Roy Orbison
1964 A Change is Gonna Come Sam Cooke
1966 Meet Me in the City Junior Kimbrough
1967 Dear Mr. Fantasy Traffic
1968 Hurdy Gurdy Man Donovan
1969 Monkey Man Rolling Stones
1970 Gasoline Alley Rod Stewart
1971 Proud Mary Ike and Tina Turner
1972 Doctor My Eyes Jackson Browne
1973 Bennie and the Jets Elton John
1974 Stardust David Essex
1975 Land Patty Smith
1976 Keep on Knockin' Death
1977 All Kindsa Girls The Real Kids
1978 What's so Funny about Peace, Love and Understanding Elvis Costello
1979 *
1980 New Year's Day U2
1981 Summer of Fun The Barracudas
1982 Johnny 99 Bruce Sprinsteen
1983 Wonderful Remark Van Morrison
1984 Rattlesnakes Lloyd Cole and the Commotions
1985 *
1986 Surprise Truck Camper Van Beethoven
1987 One Time One Night Los Lobos
1988 If I Only Had Time The Godfathers
1989 Half Past You Love Battery
1990 Way Down Now World Party
1991 Closer Screaming Trees
1992 Damn, I Wish I was your Lover Sophie B. Hawkins
1993 Dogs of Lust The The
1994 Strange Conversation Ted Hawkins
1995 Live Free Son Volt
1996 Anenome Brian Jonestown Massacre
1997 Flagpole Sitta Harvey Danger
1998 Death Letter Johnny Farmer
1999 There Are Some Days Ray Wylie Hubbard
2000 Spinnin' On this Rock Ramsay Midwood
2001 Life On a Chain Pete Yorn
2002 I Wish I was the Moon Neko Case
2003 Bring It On Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
2004 Winners and Losers Social Distortion
2005 Come Into My Sleep Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
2006 Searching for the Ghost Heartless Bastards
2007 Words Lucinda Williams
2008 A Ghost to Most Drive-by Truckers
2009 Last Pale Light in the West Ben Nichols
2010 *
2011 Brain Gallop Stephen Malkmus
2012 I Found You Alabama Shakes
2013 Change My Ways The Headstones
2014 Broken Bones and Pocket Change St. Paul and the Broken Bones
2015 *Mister CIA
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Hope I'm not abusing the mulligans too much, but I can't find Death's body of work on Spotify. Gonna sub in George Benson's This Masquerade.
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Surprise Truck unavailable on Spotify (but other tunes from the album are)
Mother Trucker!
ETA: Same band, same year, different album: Take the Skinheads Bowling
Mother Trucker!
ETA: Same band, same year, different album: Take the Skinheads Bowling
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Mister CIA
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Here we go again, Love Battery's Half Past You is also not available on Spotify. Gonna go with an old reliable here, The Pixie's HEY!
Hope I'm not mucking up the spirit of this draft too much.
Hope I'm not mucking up the spirit of this draft too much.
Mister CIA
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Sigh
Nick Cave's Come into my Sleep is not available on Spotify, I don't know who Mick Harvey is, but Spotify managed to snag his performance of the song. I'll include it for now and hope that it grows on me, but I may have to redo 2005.
ixNay - Mick Harvey is not cutting it. Gonna go with another tried and true - This Year by The Mountain Goats
Nick Cave's Come into my Sleep is not available on Spotify, I don't know who Mick Harvey is, but Spotify managed to snag his performance of the song. I'll include it for now and hope that it grows on me, but I may have to redo 2005.
ixNay - Mick Harvey is not cutting it. Gonna go with another tried and true - This Year by The Mountain Goats
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I was attempting to do a 45 year metal mix as we went along. 70-15. Realized that I haven't been keeping up for the last few years, but I still put a cheating mix together. Still spans 70-2010 or so and hits every year but a couple. Had fun putting it together, don't know if there is any interest, but figured I would post a link anyway.
sn0mm1s
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I took Take the Skinheads Bowling.
Finished up Doc Ock's playlist today. So far the mellowest of the lists and easy to listen to. My wife, who has been kibitzing my picks, loved the list and added a number of songs to our music collection. Next up: Ilov80s. I am expecting big things from a fellow 80s lover (if that is what his name means).
Mrs. Rannous
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Aerial Assault
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Ayup. The songs are also in two different keys and involve different instrumentation. They're not even really the same tempo. Odd comparison.Uruk-Hai said:
Ilov80s
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lol you might be disappointed, the list isn't heavy on 80s music. My idea with the jukebox was as a tribute to my favorite divebar that burned down 2 years ago. It had been open since the 40s and was full of a lot of different characters. The jukebox was amazing. You would hear everything from rap being played by the just turned 21 crowd to old jazz/blues standards from the old timers. So the list isn't so much a collection of my favorite songs as it is a collection of songs that would recreate the feel and sound of Howell's jukebox.sn0mm1s said:
Aerial Assault
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Ilov80s
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Dearborn and no plans to rebuild. It's just an empty lot now. Jimmy, the cook/face of the joint has moved on to cooking at another bar.
rockaction
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Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away) could be one of my top ten all-time favorite songs. I didn't pick it because I loved the backstory of Mogwai's "Tracy" merch, but I'll have to give this a listen. Great pick from '97.KarmaPolice said:
eta* Chino's pause between screaming and saying "far" is 17 1/4 beats. Jennifer Egan (A Visit From The Goon Squad author) would be proud of my knowledge of this, as would the boy in the last chapter of the book.
eta2* I would recommend any music/lit fan that book. It's fantastic, and topical, and wonderful.
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KarmaPolice
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As always, I am interested in any feedback if you do check out the mix. Fun revisiting the stuff from the 80s that I was into. Never heard of that book, but will add it to the list. I think I might have read one of her other books - The Keep maybe?
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Simey's mix did have a bit of the country flavor that I was expecting. Not really my thing, but still liked a lot of the songs. A lot of the stuff I hadn't heard before leaned in that direction, but still got some good tunes added:
Midnight Train to Georgia, Up the Junction, Add it Up, Driver 8, White Room
I think I said it during another draft, but the Violent Femmes pop up on these mixes a lot and I like all the songs, don't know why I don't listen to them more. Hadn't heard that song, so I had to add that. Also never heard Up the Juction before. I also need to listen to early REM more - seems like i just listen to the same few albums from the HS days and don't branch out for whatever reason. Other 2 are just great songs that usually aren't in my rotation.
Next up is AA....
Midnight Train to Georgia, Up the Junction, Add it Up, Driver 8, White Room
I think I said it during another draft, but the Violent Femmes pop up on these mixes a lot and I like all the songs, don't know why I don't listen to them more. Hadn't heard that song, so I had to add that. Also never heard Up the Juction before. I also need to listen to early REM more - seems like i just listen to the same few albums from the HS days and don't branch out for whatever reason. Other 2 are just great songs that usually aren't in my rotation.
Next up is AA....
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.... and AA is who's mix I listened to last night and today. Interesting mix a few I hadn't heard before, but it was a pretty familiar mix (in a good way). A lot of stuff that I have just forgotten about over the years - heard on radio, but not at all since: ie Staind, Vertical Horizon, 3 Doors Down. Songs I took from this one:
Spectrum, Heart of the Sunrise, One of these Nights, Slide, Fall Down, Room Without a View, No Reply At All
Spectrum, Heart of the Sunrise, and Room Without a View I hadn't heard before. Yes is another band I need to listen to more. As is early Genesis, hence taking that song. Fall Down was one of those "holy ####, it's that song" tunes. Not sure I had that album but I remember listening to the other big Toad the Wet Sprocket album to death. I am not a fan of The Eagles much, but really like that song. Slide is just a great song I love that I also don't have in my rotation or listen to that album much.
Looks like Zilla is next.
Spectrum, Heart of the Sunrise, One of these Nights, Slide, Fall Down, Room Without a View, No Reply At All
Spectrum, Heart of the Sunrise, and Room Without a View I hadn't heard before. Yes is another band I need to listen to more. As is early Genesis, hence taking that song. Fall Down was one of those "holy ####, it's that song" tunes. Not sure I had that album but I remember listening to the other big Toad the Wet Sprocket album to death. I am not a fan of The Eagles much, but really like that song. Slide is just a great song I love that I also don't have in my rotation or listen to that album much.
Looks like Zilla is next.
sn0mm1s
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I can't recommend the Violent Femmes enough. Their first album is fantastic from the first song to the last. One of the few albums - from any artist - where I like every song on the album. I took Blister in the Sun and Gone Daddy Gone in previous drafts (ilov80s took Blister in this one) and chose I Held Her in My Arms in this one. I will try to fit them into any draft I participate in. They also are back together and touring again so, if you like seeing bands, live they don't disappoint.
KarmaPolice
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I will give 'em a better listen then. I remember it was Gone Daddy Gone that I really loved in one of the other drafts and hadn't heard before that time.
simey
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Limp Ditka
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I just spun this earlier in the week and it really holds up over time.
and then they open their follow up album 'Hallowed Ground' with 'Country Death Song'. While I actually have quite the affection for that song, I'll never understand the placement of it. That's something you bury have way through side two.
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Eephus
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I'm from Milwaukee and have always had a soft spot for my homies but the Violent Femmes' output after their debut album is pretty weak. The mid 80s were perilous times for a band with a spare sound like the Femmes. Their attempts to expand the sound with overdubs and horns diminished what made them special IMO. Oh well, one classic album is more than you can say about a lot of bands.
The one album Gano's gospel side project The Mercy Seat put out in 1987 still holds up pretty well, in part because the arrangements stay pretty simple but mostly because of Zena von Hepinstall.
The one album Gano's gospel side project The Mercy Seat put out in 1987 still holds up pretty well, in part because the arrangements stay pretty simple but mostly because of Zena von Hepinstall.
valence
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Finally put this on Spotify
Unfortunately the Rick & Morty song isn't on there so I subbed in Anderson.Paak - The Dreamer for 2016
Unfortunately the Rick & Morty song isn't on there so I subbed in Anderson.Paak - The Dreamer for 2016
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Eephus
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valence
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ah I thought we could sub out 3 years.
Jamie XX - Gosh (2015)
Put together a video playlist on youtube as well
sn0mm1s
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I don't know if I agree that their output is weak - just none of it is as compelling as their debut. It is pretty hard to replicate what they accomplished with their first album. There are still 2-3 songs on every album after their first that I really like (though I haven't picked up their latest release).
FairWarning
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Listened to KP's mix, like it.
simey
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I listened to AA's yesterday, and like it a lot. It is missing the song "Amie" in the playlist, but Marco can fix that. AA drafted "Falling in and out of Love" and its companion song "Amie" by Pure Prairie League, but just the first song is on the playlist.KarmaPolice said:
Binky The Doormat
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Mrs. Rannous
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I have no idea where else to vent about this, so here goes:
The music at the Oscars SUCKED. Not just the song nominees, but the awful crap they played in between bits. I had no idea every piece of movie music ever writen could sound exactly like every other piece. Did they get the people at Muzak to do that? Ugh.
The music at the Oscars SUCKED. Not just the song nominees, but the awful crap they played in between bits. I had no idea every piece of movie music ever writen could sound exactly like every other piece. Did they get the people at Muzak to do that? Ugh.
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valence said:
Looking forward to listening to this one.
Aerial Assault
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zamboni
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I liked Grohl's rendition of "Blackbird" during the in memoriam segment. Wish he played the whole tune though rather than a few sections.
Mrs. Rannous
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Mister CIA
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I'm cursed. Was about to sub this in for my 1986 pick, but apparently the search function is working a little too good right now. Still, this song made a not so good day a lot better.
Back to the salt mine.
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