Here's another techno mix. It's not one of mine but by a guy called Dave Elyzium so I don't have the tracklisting. It's full on classic hard techno and well worth a listen if you're into that kinda thing :) It's all in one big mp3 file with a bitrate of 320kbps.
Here's another mix I did a while back. This time it's a collection of old school hip hop. All the tracks are 192kbps mp3 files and there's also CD covers included if you want to burn it :)
Here's the tracklisting... 01) I'm Still Number One - BDP 02) I Come Off (Dub Mix) - Young MC 03) Strong Island - JVC Force 04) Pure Righteousness - Lakim Shabazz 05) Packet Man - Digital Underground 06) You Gots To Chill - EPMD 07) Freak The Funk (Dub) - Stezo 08) Straight Out The Jungle - Jungle Brothers 09) Get Stupid Fresh - Mantronix 10) Sons Of 3rd Bass - 3rd Bass 11) Touch Of Jazz - DJ Jazzy Jeff 12) Heed The Word Of The Brother - X Clan 13) The Humpty Dance - Humpty Hump 14) My DJ - Richie Rich 15) Black & Proud - Dismasters 16) Welcome To The Terrordome - Public Enemy 17) Style Wars (Instrumental) - Hijack 18) Doowutchyalike (Original) - Digital Underground 19) Black Is Black (Ultimatum Remix) - Jungle Brothers 20) Funkin' Lesson (Instrumental) - X Clan
Earth are an experimental drone/doom band from Seattle, Washington. I’d never even heard of them till a couple of months ago when my brother said I should give Earth 2 a listen... All I can say is that it’s like doing acid without any of the messy business of actually taking drugs. This isn’t music for playing at dinner parties or a friend’s wedding, think headphones, darkness, strangeness and otherworldly experiences. Highly recommended.
Earth have been around since 1990 and are led by guitarist Dylan Carlson. They are pioneers of Drone Doom (I know, I’d never heard of it before) – which, apparently, is an experimental offshoot of doom metal, characterized by droning, minimalistic, lengthy, and repetitive structures. Earth 2 appears to be the most challenging album as their style does appear to vary from album to album with some of the tracks from the latest CD sounding almost like Pink Floyd in places.
Here’s a collection of some Earth tunes (256kbps) PART 1 / PART 2 A Bureaucratic Desire For Revenge Part 2 (Extra-Capsular Extraction) Seven Angels (Earth 2) Tibetan Quaaludes (Phase 3: Thrones And Dominions) Song 4 (Phase 3: Thrones And Dominions) Thrones And Dominions (Phase 3: Thrones And Dominions) High Command (Pentastar: In The Style Of Demons) Charioteer (Temple Song) (Pentastar: In The Style Of Demons) Coda Maestoso In F(flat) Minor (Pentastar: In The Style Of Demons) Mirage (Hex; Or Printing In The Infernal Method) Inquest Concerning Teeth (Hex; Or Printing In The Infernal Method) Harvey (by Justin Broadrick) (Legacy Of Dissolution [Remix Album]) Ouroboros Is Broken (Hibernaculum) Omens And Portents I: Driver (Bees Made Honey In The Lions Skull) Miami Morning Coming DownII (Bees Made Honey In The Lions Skull)
Here’s a band that never seemed to get the recognition they deserved, musically proficient with a sneering kind of Dead Kennedys feel to them. Coming from West Virginia in the US, Th’Inbred’s two albums & one EP consist of topical songs and instrumentals played in a disciplined form of sharply thrashed hardcore punk-jazz-rock which can turn tight melodic corners on a screeching dime and make abrupt rhythm shifts amid a hailstorm of free-fire guitar power. Very much in a Minutemen/Blind Idiot God vein the sharp-witted anarchists angrily attack Christianity, Satanism, hardcore ideologues, apathy, American policy, etc. and back it up with crisply organized noise. Unfortunately they folded at the end of 1987, just prior to the release of Kissin’ Cousins but the drummer (one of the best drummers I’ve ever heard btw.) Billy Atwell continued on making music and has worked with the likes of the Rhythm Pigs, John Zorn & The Kronos Quartet as well as producing film and theatre scores.
You can read an interview with the band (taken from Artcore #7) here.
DISCOGRAPHY * Reproduction EP (Frozen Sound Studio, 1985) * A Family Affair LP (Toxic Shock, 1986) * Kissin’ Cousins LP (Toxic Shock, 1988)
Here’s a collection of tracks from each release (320kbps mp3). Ive also included the lyrics for the album tracks.
FROM REPRODUCTION EP: Scene Death/eMpTyV/U $ Of A FROM A FAMILY AFFAIR LP: Exercise #1/Fools Paradise/Positive Song/Jesus Youth/Satan Youth FROM KISSIN' COUSINS LP: In The Woods/Baby Let’s Play Exile/Pisstest/Eleven Four
Another collection of stoner rock for you. This time it's Doomriders from Salem, Massachusetts. I saw them last year and a good time was had by all (How do you find Will Smith after an avalanche? Just look for the Fresh Prints). They've got a few releases out and are currently signed to Deathwish Inc., an independent label from the US.
Here's a collection of tracks from their Black Thunder album (variable bitrate mp3 - approx. 256kbps)... Black Thunder / Deathbox / The Chase / The Long Walk / The Whipcrack / Worthless
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Here's another techno mix. It's not one of mine but by a guy called Dave Elyzium so I don't have the tracklisting. It's full on classic hard techno and well worth a listen if you're into that kinda thing :) It's all in one big mp3 file with a bitrate of 320kbps.
Here's another mix I did a while back. This time it's a collection of old school hip hop. All the tracks are 192kbps mp3 files and there's also CD covers included if you want to burn it :)
Earth are an experimental drone/doom band from Seattle, Washington. I’d never even heard of them till a couple of months ago when my brother said I should give Earth 2 a listen... All I can say is that it’s like doing acid without any of the messy business of actually taking drugs. This isn’t music for playing at dinner parties or a friend’s wedding, think headphones, darkness, strangeness and otherworldly experiences. Highly recommended.
Here’s a band that never seemed to get the recognition they deserved, musically proficient with a sneering kind of Dead Kennedys feel to them. Coming from West Virginia in the US, Th’Inbred’s two albums & one EP consist of topical songs and instrumentals played in a disciplined form of sharply thrashed hardcore punk-jazz-rock which can turn tight melodic corners on a screeching dime and make abrupt rhythm shifts amid a hailstorm of free-fire guitar power. Very much in a Minutemen/Blind Idiot God vein the sharp-witted anarchists angrily attack Christianity, Satanism, hardcore ideologues, apathy, American policy, etc. and back it up with crisply organized noise. Unfortunately they folded at the end of 1987, just prior to the release of Kissin’ Cousins but the drummer (one of the best drummers I’ve ever heard btw.) Billy Atwell continued on making music and has worked with the likes of the Rhythm Pigs, John Zorn & The Kronos Quartet as well as producing film and theatre scores.
Another collection of stoner rock for you. This time it's Doomriders from Salem, Massachusetts. I saw them last year and a good time was had by all (How do you find Will Smith after an avalanche? Just look for the Fresh Prints). They've got a few releases out and are currently signed to Deathwish Inc., an independent label from the US.
