Mixed Tape(s) Made For Your Loved One(s)

[Lilmiss]

Originally posted by Gutter@22 February 2004 - 00:05
Green Day - Dominated Love Slave

I've always lurved this song!!!
another one to slap me thigh to.

I haven't heard Me First's version of "Hello" yet, but thats what I plan on finding now. Ta.

[Gutter]

Originally posted by lilmiss@28 February 2004 - 07:40
another one to slap me thigh to.

I haven't heard Me First's version of "Hello" yet, but thats what I plan on finding now. Ta.

Mad Caddies - Crew Cut Chuck
is another Hillbilly/Punk Rock song you might enjoy then
check out The Gutter Boys for some good punkabilly too

Look under New Items here to see the entire Me First and the Gimme Gimmes discography.

[Lilmiss]

Originally posted by Gutter@29 February 2004 - 21:01
Mad Caddies - Crew Cut Chuck
is another Hillbilly/Punk Rock song you might enjoy then

Got it, ta.
I love the diversity of Mad Caddies, watched 'em live and I've been smitten since.

Tanks for the link again.
I dug out "Me First - Are A Drag" the other night, forgot how much I enjoy it.


Randomblonde; I own No's 2, 13 and 14.
Oh dear, Oh dear.....

[Gutter]

this ones still in the works.. it goes out to an ex.
One of those bitter tracklists:

1. No Use For A Name - Room 19 (3:19)
2. Blink 182 - Obvious (2:43)
3. Yellowcard - Miles Apart (3:32)
4. Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - Where Do Broken Hearts Go (2:30)
5. Gob - I Hear You Calling (3:11)
6. Swingin' Utters - Glad (2:09)
7. No Use For A Name - Dumb Reminders (2:49)
8. Finch - Letters To You (3:19)
9. Bouncing Souls - Wish Me Well (You Can Go To Hell) (2:56)
10. Bif Naked - Rich And Filthy (3:38)
11. Yellowcard - Inside Out (3:40)
12. Mad Caddies - S.O.S. (3:12)
13. The Vandals - My Girlfriend's Dead (2:40)
14. Blink 182 - Always (4:11)
15. Swingin' Utters - If You Want Me To (2:47)
16. Plain White T's - A Lonely September (4:26)
17. The Ataris - San Dimas High School Football Rules (Acoustic) (3:13)

[Adster]

ah id rather not list my tracklist for my ex

[Gutter]

Eamon - Fuck It (Don't want you back) should fit well on most tracklists for an ex

[Celerystalksme]

Originally posted by Gutter@15 March 2004 - 03:09
Eamon - Fuck It (Don't want you back) should fit well on most tracklists for an ex

Its track number one on my latest mix tape

HOORAY FOR EAMON AND HIS EX-HOES !!!

the absolute classic thing that happened was that i had a couple of the lines from that song in my msn nickname along with (DAMNED MISSED CALLS!!&#33...and the classic part was that the 2 latest missed calls were from my ex and her best friend came on msn (and she was with my ex when she tried to call me) and she saw that and thought that those 2 lines were about my ex...wait a second...they were about my ex so what am i talking about *but she doesnt know i hate my ex with all my heart*

and Gutter i want to hear your punk cover of it...oh and can ya find out for me who did the punk cover of the kinks - lola...i've got the mp3 but it has the artist as *punk cover*...and i really wanna know who does it cause its pretty cool...

Oh and in the next coming weeks *21 More Reasons Why* will be completed...stay tuned for teh thrilling sequal to teh number one chartseller *21 Reasons Why*...

Laters
Cely :music1:

[Gutter]

Originally posted by Celerystalksme@15 March 2004 - 04:51
and Gutter i want to hear your punk cover of it...oh and can ya find out for me who did the punk cover of the kinks - lola...i've got the mp3 but it has the artist as *punk cover*...and i really wanna know who does it cause its pretty cool...

I gotta get some tabs for that song first, It sounds like a fun song to play a little more upbeat. As for your unknown artist punk cover this is the most likely answer:



Artist: The Raincoats
Album Title: Raincoats

1. Fairytale in the Supermarket - 2:55
2. No Side to Fall In - 1:46
3. Adventures Close to Home - 1:52
4. Off Duty Trip - 3:14
5. Black and White - 2:28
6. Lola - 4:01
7. The Void - 3:51
8. Life on the Line - 4:21
9. You're a Million - 3:32
10. In Love - 3:11
11. No Looking - 3:16

Picking the "best" Raincoats is more an intellectual exercise than it is a work of thoughtful criticism. So, to make it easy for the benighted, all three studio releases are absolutely essential. Their live cassette is wonderful, but I wouldn't start there. Better yet, start with their debut, a soaring, daring, avant-garde-influenced folk-punk record. Don't let the words "avant-garde" scare you off; the Raincoats are not harsh or unapproachable. In fact, this music, even at its most dissonant, is stunning and captivating. There's a great cover of the Kinks' "Lola" that's so skewed and obtuse, I'm sure Ray Davies never dreamed it could sound this way. Reissued by Geffen on CD with extra tracks in 1995.

[Celerystalksme]

Thank-you gutter you saved me some precious time...i might download that album in the near future...cause it was a pretty cool cover...

Laters
Cely :music1:

[Gutter]

well if your track clocks in at about 4:01 it should be the same song, although there are a lot of artists that cover that song. that was the main punk rock cover of lola that i found.

I was once going to download The_Facemans "Punk Covers" folder just for the super-fun task of finding each and every artist that was doing the cover. you can tell I really dislike renamed files. especially all those "punk covers" and false mfatgg songs.