bad question but wtf am going to ask it anyways: cherrystones and andy votel's dj mixes - why are they so fucking ace and has anyone heard them?

this one song is 'party all over, even in saint louis, so baby get ready i'll be kissing you' - over this cockrock guitar.

and then it leads into this organ workout and soul - 'yah - i'm going to tell my tale, i was borne lonely down by the riverside, i was just thirteen when i had to leave home ... if you need some lovin' and if you need it right away ... rambling man, gambling man'

and the next one is this prog-rock organ over fast drum beats and 'you... you... do what i say, i want you to go away ... you ... you should find another man ... i said you ... you make my face become one i want to cut it down ...

and this guitar that is really phat 'get it on' riffs and some flutes playing in the background

He did a top 10 for the mag I work for ages ago and it had, like, Zeni Geva in it. Then I saw him DJ and he played Shellac. But mostly it's psych-garage all the way innit. Whether he's actually produced anything of much note himself is another matter (I have a single, 'Bedbugs', that's pretty forgettable).

any idea? anyone?

bedbugs was alright but remedies and symptoms is awesome, like a hip-hp version of the taking of pelham 123 soundtrack. highly recommended.

help? this is driving me nuts.

and then this morricone(?) sound of drugs exploitation movie version fo a soul track....with a really phat bassline. and some guy going hey, oompf in the background....

i have excellent news for the world. there is no such thing as new wave. it does not exsist. it is a figment of lame cunts imagination it was just a polite way of saying that you were not into the boring rock'n'roll but you didnt say punk because you were afraid that you would get kicked out of the party adn they wouldnt give you coke anymore. there is new music. there is new underground sound. there is power pop, rockabilly but new wave doesnt mean shit.

is it alex in nyc???

and then there is a phil spector like of this gritty girl singing: my mind is spinning around as i go deep in the tunnel of love.

(you know the "ramblin', gamblin' man" thing is bob seger system, right?)

and the 'new wave' thing is kickboy face from "decline of western civilization."

i think its going to be released soon? dunno? might be a licensing nightmare though.

next track:

another soulful girl going 'you you don't know me' 'you don't know me but i know you'... sort of a call response...

and next track:

soulful - a man, a room, eyes, tears, his eyes are losing tears, he's got nothing to live, over this hip-hop strumming folk rock thing. 'a man i know in a room'...''a man who is down and out he's got nothing to live for ... there is no doubt (insert scream)....

(thank google for that one.)

the whole mix starts with some feedback with a guy gonig 'we should be out boozin', we should be out pogoin' so let's go ok..'

and then a hard rock guitar...and hip hop beats ... 'ron, ronny, just do this thing for a sec...' and 'we have played it tongiht'

'somewhere -- where i am i? don't know when i am high. people looking at me. is there ..... someone help me, someone tell me what is happening to me... people night and day ... woman here what i say.

huh. its a sweet song - that 'somewhere where i am..' it rocks.

ha. he mixes that into a lord finesse record... sweet into lord finesse. it works!

The 'Rebels Rule' song is Rebels Rule by 70s Scots glammers Iron Virgin. It's comped on the Velvet Tinmine CD on RPM records. I DJed this in Leeds once and no-one danced (in the same set I DJed 2+2= by Bob Seger and no-one danced to that either. Faux-trendy fuckers).

What's the name of this mix so I can hopefully slsk it.

those are the names it has been given out under....

http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Alley/1875/splash4.html

next one after lord finesse is splash 4. this mix is nuts!

http://www.guitarmusic.org/kottke/la053191.html

next one is a kraut rock prog thing ... 'hostility, its a thing that i really don't request but its obviously a diversity for those minds that arent in distress. you know that love won't cure any ...' over heavily treated vocals and this stockhausen bleep sort of thing.

This mix sounds cool.

http://home.att.net/~bubblegumusic/songgotlove.htm

ok the next one is harder. its a cover of my boyfriend's back' but really tinny with really loud amplified drums.

yeah this mix is cool, scott - you should check out andy's mix -- track listing for that is here:

http://www.b-music.co.uk/girls_cry.html

can anyone guess these tracks? i have no clue as to what they are.
this one song is 'party all over, even in saint louis, so baby get ready i'll be kissing you' - over this cockrock guitar.

nine songs. fucking cool! plus aobut a thousand weirdo instrumentals and northern soul songs that i have no clue at all about...

No luck slsking this goddamit.

who sings funnel of love???

cool ... am listing it all so i can soulseek the tracks before i go off to the movies!

funnel of love is by wanda jackson!

i have the new cherrystones comp, HIDDEN CHARMS, it's f-in amazing.

please let me know!

this thread feels incomplete

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