Posts Tagged ‘mixtape’

Post-Valentine’s Day Mix

Monday, February 15th, 2010

I don’t think I can sum up my Valentine’s Day in a few words. I’m just glad I was able to spend the time with someone who I connect with. Whether it was eating crepes on 4th street in San Rafael, a massive pillow fight in San Francisco, or cuddled up on the futon watching Moon (which was brilliant); I can safely say I like where I am right now. Here’s to another day appreciating the company of another…

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[mp3] Boca Chica – Lake Erie from Valentine EP (2010)
[mp3] King Baldwin – Numbers from King Baldwin (2009)
[mp3] The Radio Dept. – Heaven’s on Fire from Heaven’s on Fire (2010)
[mp3] Numbers Game – Cold Cold Cold from Cold Cold Cold (2010)
[mp3] Charlotte Gainsbourg – Me And Jane Doe from IRM (2010)
[mp3] Postdata – In Chemicals from Postdata (2010)
[mp3] The Magnetic Fields – You Must Be Out Of Your Mind from Realism (2010)
[mp3] Yeasayer – Ambling Alp from Odd Blood (2010)
[mp3] She & Him – In The Sun from Volume Two (2010)
[mp3] Sade – Soldier of Love from Soldier of Love (2010)

Spend Your Summer Nights Well: A Mixtape

Monday, September 7th, 2009

by RiftDweller

by RiftDweller

This Labor Day Weekend marks the tail-end of the summer of 2009; savor it with this little gift from us at Kata Rokkar…

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The XX Intro from XX

The Notwist Pilot from Neon Golden

Caribou She’s the One from Andorra

School Of Seven Bells Half Asleep from School Of Seven Bells

M83 Skin of The Night from Saturdays = Youth

Fever Ray Triangle Walks from Fever Ray

Björk Isobel (Transfunk Mix) from Motorbass – Remixes

…music video? Postrockfeelgoodsongofthemillenium from Fireproof Your TV

Codeseven Alt Wav from Dancing Echoes/Dead Sounds

The Album Leaf – Writings On The Wall from Into The Blue Again

Volcano Choir Island, IS from Unmap

Bibio Ambivalence Avenue from Ambivalence Avenue

The Walkmen Four Provinces from You & Me

City Breathing Under The Din of a Dying Marquee from Look How It’s Snowing Upwards, Look How They Move Towards Heaven

Papercuts Future Primitive from You Can Have What You Want

Division Day Azalean from Visitation

Portishead Pedestal from Dummy

Woven Triumpheting Strength from Designer Codes

Akron/Family’s Mixtape

Thursday, June 11th, 2009

I couldn’t have crafted a more bizarre yet inspiring playlist myself. Psychedelic folk heroes Akron/Family are sharing their extensive music tastes with all of you by offering this jam packed 71-minute long playlist including some folk classics, blues jams, soulful songstresses, and Ice Cube? Hey I never said it was your average playlist! After all, this is Akron/Family we’re talking about. Enjoy!

You can buy Akron/Family’s new album “Set ‘Em Wild, Set ‘Em Free” on Dead Oceans/Crammed Disc

(for the record: that Harvey Milk song is great!)

Full Playlist Here

Tracklist -

Afel Bocoum:  Alasidi


Pharoah Sanders:    Thembi


Alice Coltrane:    Sivaya


Howlin’ Wolf: Spoonful


Wings: Girlfriend


Nils Økland:  Slør


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Wooden Wand: Eagle Claw


Leadbelly: Goodnight Irene


Bee Gees: To Love Somebody


Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young: Wooden Ships


Grateful Dead: Attics of my Life


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Harvey Milk: Motown


Herbie Hancock: Ostinato (Suite for Angela)


I-Roy: Hot Stuff


Click to Download Ice Cube: It Was A Good Day


Nina Simone: The Pusher


A Mixtape For The Thankful

Thursday, November 27th, 2008

oh yum!

Today I am spending time with family out here in Boston. So I would say I am thankful for that. Also I am thankful for you. Yes, you! You people that have been reading my blog since August (or November of last year for those very few of you) and download and listen to whatever it is that I am currently loving. Apparently you trust my opinion and you keep coming back for more (according to my stats). I started this blog to basically share my taste with fello music lovers and maybe help a few struggling artists get some ears pointed in their direction. I never try to post anything to gain an audience, I just post what I like and hope those of you like it too. I’m also thankful for all the artists that have answered the Kuestionnaire. They never had to, it was all their choice and I’m happy with the outcome so far.
So here’s to you and your families. Have a safe holiday!

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Maritime – Aren’t We All Found Out

Illinois – Hang On

Langhorne Slim – Loretta Lee Jones

Willy Mason – Where the Humans Eat

Pete Droge – Going Whichever Way The Wind Blows

Alasdair Roberts – The Magpies Nest

Ryan Pink – What’s So Great About Being Happy?

The Decemberists – The Kingdom of Spain

Lewis and Clarke – Bare Bones and Branches

The Frames – Giving Me Wings

“We Work On Columbus Day Weekend” Playlist

Saturday, October 11th, 2008

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I kind of laugh to myself when people ask me, “Hey what are you doing this Columbus Day weekend?” When I say I have to work, they usually give me that look like I just dented my car. “Oooo, bummer dude.” It’s no big deal when it comes down to it. Weekends lose their meaning when you have a schedule like mine. I’m sure I’m not the only one. I’m not even sure how to ‘observe’ Columbus Day. Well there’s always Indigenous Peoples Day. Hooray oppression!

 Sufjan Stevens – Holland

 Mates of State – My Only Offer

 Department of Eagles – No One Does It Like You

 Hayden – Where and When

 Maritime – Guns of Navarone

 Women – Black Rice

 The Decemberists – Here I Dreamt I Was An Architect

 Damien Jurado – Gillian was a Horse

 Eluvium – Under The Water It Glowed

 Annuals – Bleary Eyed

 Tiger Lou – The Loyal

 Codeseven – All The Best Dreams

Autumn, My Dear: A Mixtape

Friday, September 26th, 2008

The first weekend of Autumn is here. So I decided to construct a little 10 song mixtape for those of you that plan on taking a little walk through the woods to check out the foliage. These songs in particular represent the dreariness and slow change that Autumn brings. So strap on the headphones and let me know what you think…

Autumn, My Dear – Full Download

The Album Leaf – September Song

Colm Mac Con Iomaire – Time Can Tell

Sean Hayes – Balancing Act In Blue

The Fire Theft – Heaven

The Good Life – October Leaves

Jim O’Rourke – Good Times

José González – Hints

Or, the Whale – Isn’t She Awful

Vashi Bunyan – Rose Hip November

Yo La Tengo – Autumn Sweater