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pah! i have been one of the most enthusiastic fans of this thread.

i am off to go and dance round my kitchen to my ace compilation. if you want a copy you can come and get it. or at least arrange a fair swap.

edit: do you want the 15 or 18 track version?!

I'll look after your kids while you go and see your band.

I'm only joking. You're welcome on my thread despite your renegade ways.

What is the bassist called? Do you know?

EDIT: Do I have a choice?

If so, more is probably best.

AHA! so i can extend the playlist when it suits you?!

the bassist is called simon. simon hudson. big pal of will's.

bloodynora wrote: AHA! so i can extend the playlist when it suits you?!

Only cos he was wanting something

Thanks I'm going to Facebook stalk him now if he's there.

As for the tracks, you know the rules and you choose whether to follow them.

You won't be eligible for the Biginoil Mixtape Olympics with cd, but it will still be good to listen to.

Suit yourself. I always do

1. Another Boy Drowning - The The
2. Union City Blue - Blondie
3. Delia - Bob Dylan
4. Don't Wait That Long (Key 103) - James
5. The Boy With the Thorn in His Side (from Rank) - The Smiths
6. Get The Message - Electronic
7. Kinky Afro - Mondays
8. Open Up - Leftfield
9. Honky Tonk Women - The Pogues
10. Gimmie Gimmie Teenage Head - Primal Scream
11. Frustration - The Whip
12. Missed the Boat - Modest Mouse
13. 2129 - Alabama 3
14. Run - New Order
15. Then - Charlatans

Did you know that mix tapes became irrevelant since mp3 players all have shuffle and playlists? Get with the times Biggie

EdelBrock wrote: Did you know that mix tapes became irrevelant since mp3 players all have shuffle

you take that back. just playing a bunch of songs in a random order ignores the delicate art of the mix tape compilation; the careful selection of tracks and running order, the loving segue from fade to intro, the mastery of juxtaposition and transition.

times may change, my friend, but some things will never die.

bloodynora wrote:

you take that back. just playing a bunch of songs in a random order ignores the delicate art of the mix tape compilation; the careful selection of tracks and running order, the loving segue from fade to intro, the mastery of juxtaposition and transition.

a lot like a lot of those on here have

looks like 15 tracks might have been quite generous after all...

tight bastards

also, i'm going to close mine with 'you give a little love' by paul williams now. yeah?

Your's is loads cooler than mine. I'm jealous.