Albums:
Takashi Wada – Araki (Onitor)
Rasmus Mobius – Medicine Walk (Statler & Waldorf)
Sandoz – Live in the Earth (Soul Jazz)
Leafcutter John – The Forest and the Sea (Staubgold)
Swimming Pool – Good Old Music (Combination Records)
Tuxedomoon – Bardo Hotel Soundtrack (Made to Measure)
Giuseppi Ielasi – Untitled (Häpna)
Eluvium – When I Live By the Garden and the Sea (Temporary Residence)
Juana Molina – Son (Domino)
Six Organs of Admittance – All Cats (Believer Magazine June ’06)
Alvarius B – S/T (Abduction)
Wooden Wand – Harem of the Sundrum and the Witness Figg (5RC)
Bardo Pond – Ticket Crystals (ATP/R)
North Sea & Ramses III – Night of the Ankou (Type)
Envy – Insomniac Doze (Temporary Residence)
Tracks:
Takashi Wada – Twilight Zone
Rasmus Mobius – Boxfresh
Sandoz – Thousand Year Dread
Leafcutter John – Now
Swimming Pool – Dark Horse Twinkles
Tuxedomoon – Prometheus Bound
Giuseppi Ielasi – Untitled 4
Juana Molina – Son
Six Organs of Admittance – All Cats
Alvarius B – Jet Nicholson Murder
Wooden Wand – Forgiveness Figg
Bardo Pond – Cry Baby Cry
North Sea and Ramses III – Night Blossoms…
Envy – Night in Winter
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4 comments:
im jealous of your letters wish I could wrtie like that.
see I cant even write "write" properly.
I hope this is an ok question.. is there a way to buy cds of these mixes off of you? i love the music and have a lot of these bands' albums, but not all of them and i like the order of the tracks. if not then this is just a hello from a regular listener :) you're awesome
Thanks for the compliment. While I appreciate the request, I think that selling CDs of the mixes more or less violates copyright of the artists' work. I started out making .aiff quality versions of the shows so people could download and burn them themselves... except the files were so huge they took up too much server space and also took forever to download. For now the .mp3 mixes are the only form... maybe later when I have more time I can figure out a way of making them available as full audio files.
Thanks for listening.
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