18] Mixtapes

Mixtapes

This is just some stuff I have been compiling each week for some mates. Some of the stuff is old, some of it new. Anyway, say thanks if you download and I’ll keep on updating the ones I make. Enjoy.

They are separate files, not mixes.

Part 1

1. Pitbull – I Know You Want Me (Evol Intent Remix)
2. Simian Mobile Disco – Cruel Intentions (Feat. Beth Ditto) (Joker Remix)
3. Sawgood – Ctrl Ur Brain (Calvertron’s Jedi Mind Trick Mix)
4. Bar 9 – Murda Sound
5. The Prodigy – Breathe (Numbernin6 Remix)
6. Delphic – This Momentary (Algeronics Remix)
7. Tempa T – Next Hype (Dva Vocal Remix)
8. Reso – Onslaught
9. Mistabishi – Printer Jam (Barbarix Remix)
10. Dizzee Rascal – Holiday (Laidback Luke Remix)
11. Deadmau5 – Ghosts N Stuff (Nero Remix)
12. DatsiK – Retreat
13. Riz MC – Radar (Sukh Knight Remix)
14. Hostage – Hangin
15. La Roux – I’m Not Your Toy (Nero Remix)
16. Crookers – Businessman (DZ Remix)
17. Chase & Status – End Credits (Ft. Plan B)

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Mixtapes

This is just some stuff I have been compiling each week for some mates. Some of the stuff is old, some of it new. Anyway, say thanks if you download and I’ll keep on updating the ones I make. Enjoy.

They are separate files, not mixes.

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Mixtape Vol.11

Part 1

1. Pitbull – I Know You Want Me (Evol Intent Remix)
2. Simian Mobile Disco – Cruel Intentions (Feat. Beth Ditto) (Joker Remix)
3. Sawgood – Ctrl Ur Brain (Calvertron’s Jedi Mind Trick Mix)
4. Bar 9 – Murda Sound
5. The Prodigy – Breathe (Numbernin6 Remix)
6. Delphic – This Momentary (Algeronics Remix)
7. Tempa T – Next Hype (Dva Vocal Remix)
8. Reso – Onslaught
9. Mistabishi – Printer Jam (Barbarix Remix)
10. Dizzee Rascal – Holiday (Laidback Luke Remix)
11. Deadmau5 – Ghosts N Stuff (Nero Remix)
12. DatsiK – Retreat
13. Riz MC – Radar (Sukh Knight Remix)
14. Hostage – Hangin
15. La Roux – I’m Not Your Toy (Nero Remix)
16. Crookers – Businessman (DZ Remix)
17. Chase & Status – End Credits (Ft. Plan B)

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The Bronx – The Bronx Ii

The Bronx II (2006)

The Bronx’s second album – and arguably their best – for all to download. Enjoy it guys

From Altpress.com:

“Ironically, with their major-label debut, the Bronx make you realize how far even the most obscure bands in this scene have fallen into commercialism. In an era when most “punk” bands spend months in the studio polishing the edge off their songs and Auto Tuning their vocals until they sound inhuman, the Bronx simply couldn’t give a ~love~. Their new, second album is like a cut that doesn’t heal, a stunning 33-minute blast of reality in its totally ~censored~ glory. The band come out guns blazing on “Small Stone,” a 52-second blast that shows an Island Records advance check didn’t soften these guys’ fury. Songs such as “~love~ Future” may seem nihilistic, but there’s a soul underneath them. You hear it in frontman Matt Caughthran’s voice and in the swaggering guitars, which occasionally have a classic-rock feel (see “White Guilt” and “Oceans Of Glass”), but in a good way. It’s punk played by guys who appreciate rock ‘n’ roll; and although a couple of the disc’s slower tracks weigh it down, The Bronx is a high colonic for the punk scene, clearing out all the ~love~ and making us healthier because of it.”

Tracklisting:
1. “Senor Hombre De Tamale” – 1:06
2. “Small Stone” 0:52
3. “Shítty Future” – 2:09
4. “History’s Stranglers” – 2:45
5. “Ocean of Class” – 2:31
6. “Dirty Leaves” – 4:25
7. “Transsexual Blackout (The Movement)” – 2:32
8. “Mouth Money” – 2:35
9. “Rape Zombie” – 2:41
10. “Around the Horn” – 2:07
11. “Three Dead Sisters” – 2:40
12. “Safe Passage” – 3:34
13. “White Guilt” – 3:46

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2many Dj’s Live @ Rock Werchter 2009

2Many Dj’s live @ Rock Werchter 2009

Tracklist
00:00 The Chemical Brothers – Hey Boy, Hey Girl (2manydj’s remix)
01:41 Human Resource vs 808 state – Dominator (Soulwax edit)
03:16 Sharooz – Get Off
05:00 909D1sco – Alien Attack
05:33 DJ Trajic – Diss U ‘98 (acapella)
05:57 The Housemaster Boyz – House Nation (? remix)
06:45 Hugg & Pepp – Pinguini
09:10 ?
10:39 ?
11:45 Mr. Oizo – Flat Beat
13:28 Gossip – Standing In The Way Of Control (Soulwax remix)
16:10 David Guetta – Jack Is Back
17:54 Dizzie Rascal & Armand Van Helden – Bonkers (Soulwax edit)
19:15 *bongos*
20:32 Kid Cudi – Day ‘N’ Nite (De grote Vinnie, Donnie & Sjakie Show vocal)
21:30 Zombie Nation – Kernkraft 400
22:50 MGMT – Kids (Soulwax remix)
25:02 Eurythmics – Sweat Dreams (Erol Alkan edit)
25:38 Daft Punk – Robot Rock (Soulwax remix)
26:45 ?
27:45 Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Zero (Erol Alkan edit)
28:13 ? (acapella)
28:55 Lil Louis – French Kiss
29:55 ?
30:30 Guns N’ Roses – Welcome To The Jungle
31:07 Mr Oizo – Positif (Soulwax edit)
32:10 Queen – Another One Bites The Dust
32:30 The Clash – Rock The Casbah
34:00 TC Matic – Putain Putain
34:31 Klaxons – Gravity’s Rainbow (Soulwax remix)
36:05 AC/DC – Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
37:10 Alex Gopher – Aurora
39:20 Walter Murphy – A Fifth Of Beethoven (Beathoven Soulwax edit)
42:28 Michael Jackson – Don’t Stop ’til You Get Enough
43:40 The Residents – Kaw-Liga vs Soulwax – Saturday (acapella)
45:00 Depeche Mode – Just Can’t Get Enough (Schizo mix)
46:10 Dance Area – AA247 (Noob remix)
48:40 Major Lazer – Pon Di Floor
50:17 Aphex Twin – Windowlicker
50:40 Felix Da Housecat – Elvi$
51:42 ?
52:18 Sepultura – Roots
53:30 Mr Oizo – Cut ~censored~
55:30 Vitalic – La Rock
57:17 Puffy & Felix – 20 Minute Versions

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Quietdrive – Close Your Eyes (2009)

Quietdrive – Close Your Eyes (2009)

Pop Punk / MP3 / VBR / CBR 44,1kHz / 35 Mb

Tracklist:
01 – Jessica
02 – Just My Heart
03 – Call Me Up
04 – It’s A Shame
05 – Lottery
06 – Into The Ocean
07 – What A Life

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Pearl Jam – Vitalogy @320kbs

Tracklist
1. Last Exit
2. Spin The Black Circle
3. Not For You
4. Tremor Christ
5. Nothingman
6. Whipping
7. Pry To
8. Corduroy
9. Bugs
10. Satan’s Bed
11. Better Man
12. Aye Davanita
13. Immortality
14. Hey Foxymophandlemama, That’s Me

lyrics

http://www.songmeanings.net/artist/view/songs/68/

album info

http://www.discogs.com/Pearl-Jam-Vitalogy/release/372557

My Review
Pearl Jam’s third birth comes with mixed emotion: whilst obviously being a musical success it also contains some of Eddie Vedder’s sad musings on Kurt Cobain’s death, most prominently in the haunting “Immortality”. Inside the cover art, a beautiful poem is included:

I waited all day.

you waited all day..

but you left before sunset..

and I just wanted to tell you

the moment was beautiful.

Just wanted to dance to bad music

drive bad cars..

watch bad TV..

should have stayed for the sunset…

if not for me.

External Reviews
It’s a sad paradox of these times that the artists who most successfully express our fears and anxieties are the ones who are least able to cope with the burdens of fame. Whether it’s Sinéad O’Connor, who masochistically invites humiliation with public displays of emotional nakedness, or Kurt Cobain, who finally just gave up, it’s sometimes tempting to say what Frank Sinatra once told George Michael – that is, “Stop complaining and enjoy the ride.” But then, Frank is not exactly the most sensitive guy himself.

No one regrets that he’s too famous now to be Ian MacKaye of Fugazi more than Eddie Vedder does. As it was for Cobain, it’s difficult for Vedder to adjust to the fact that the people who used to beat him up in school are now among his biggest fans. While Vitalogy is not the calculatedly anti-commercial album that In Utero was rumored to be (but really wasn’t) before it was released, the one designed to alienate all the fans Vedder doesn’t like, it is a wildly uneven and difficult record, sometimes maddening, sometimes ridiculous, often powerful.

“As privileged as a ~censored~” is how Vedder sums up his fame in “Immortality.” “Victims in demand for public show.” In “Corduroy,” success has left him disaffected and no longer in control of his destiny: “I’m already cut off like I feared/I’ll end up alone like I began,” he sings before concluding: “All the things that others want for me/Can’t buy what I want because it’s free.” Ironically nostalgic for the desperately troubled youth that inspired his best and most tormented songs, he sings on “Not for You”: “All that’s sacred comes from youth/Naive and true with no power/Nothing to do/I still remember/Why don’t you?” Like Pete Townshend, whose Quadrophenia was the soundtrack of Vedder’s adolescence, Vedder seems afraid that while once he was the Punk, he’s now the Godfather.

Vedder is also more haunted by intimations of mortality than ever before – not exactly a new theme for him but a chilling one for a record whose title means “the study of life.” The album opens with a death-obsessed song called “Last Exit,” and its final track, “Stupid-mop,” concludes with a meditation on suicide. On “Immortality,” Vedder acknowledges, “Cannot stay long/Some die just too young.”

Vitalogy has a number of gripping songs that match the soaring anthems of Ten, the extended grooves of Vs. or the poetry of either record. The first three tracks are a promising start: “Last Exit,” “Not for You” and especially “Spin the Black Circle,” a revvedup thrash tribute to vinyl, rock harder than anything Pearl Jam have ever done. “Whipping” and “Corduroy” are also hard edged and catchy. “Better Man” is a haunting ballad about a woman trapped in a bad relationship; it recalls the character study “Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town” on Vs. As on “Daughter,” also from Vs., Vedder’s empathy for and identification with women throughout Vitalogy is remarkably affecting and unforced.

Interspersed among the stronger tracks, though, are throwaways and strange experiments that don’t always work. The demented polka “Bugs,” which features Vedder, backed by a discordant accordion, ranting paranoiacally about insects, makes an uncharacteristic stab at humor but ends up being more silly than funny. “Pry, To” is a one-minute doodle that consists of Vedder spelling out the word privacy over and over until we get the point already.

But the most bizarre cut on the record is the last one, “Stupidmop,” a seven-minute hommage to the Beatles’ “Revolution 9.” Consisting of tape loops of distressed voices over banshee guitar howls, the song begs the question, “Is anyone still listening out there?” It opens with a young girl repeating “My spanking, that’s the only thing I want so much.” “Why is that better than a hug?” a woman asks her. “Because you get closer to the person,” the girl replies. The cut closes with a dialogue that is even more disturbing than it might ordinarily be in the wake of Kurt Cobain’s death. A man asks a woman, “Do you ever think that you actually would kill yourself?” “Well, if I thought about it real deep, I believe I would,” she answers. They’re the last words on the album.

Bart Simpson once daydreamed that he was a rock star with a phony British accent, singing, “Me Fans Are Stupid Pigs.” Some may think Vedder has reached the point where he thinks his efforts are just Pearl Jam before swine; they’ll dismiss this record as swerving dangerously close to being contemptuous of his audience. But Vitalogy isn’t Lou Reed’s Metal Machine Music, nor does it seem like a tossed-off interlude like Zooropa. It’s more a portrait of an artist in crisis, a man who hasn’t yet decided what direction to take next.

My Favorite Track(s):
Immortality

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Paramore – Brand New Eyes (2009) With Bonus Tracks

Paramore – Brand New Eyes (2009) with Bonus Tracks

Brand New Eyes (stylized as brand new eyes) is the upcoming third studio album by American rock band Paramore, scheduled for release through Fueled by Ramen on September 29, 2009. The album was produced by Rob Cavallo and recorded in the Hidden Hills of California from January to March, 2009.
The first single from the album was “Ignorance”, which was made available via digital download on July 7, on the same date the album became available for pre-order on Paramore’s official website. “Brick by Boring Brick” is expected to be the second single from the album, with “The Only Exception” to follow as the third single. “Brick by Boring Brick” also references the album’s cover.

Genre: Pop Punk, Alternative Rock
Quality: VBR kbps Mp3
Release Date: September 29, 2009
Running Time: 0:51:24
File Size: 108 Mb

Tracklist:
1. Careful
2. Ignorance
3. Playing God
4. Brick By Boring Brick
5. Turn It Off
6. The Only Exception
7. Feeling Sorry
8. Looking Up
9. Where The Lines Overlap
10. Misguided Ghosts
11. All I Wanted
12. Decode

Bonus Tracks :

13. Ignorance (Acoustic)
14. Where The Lines Overlap (Acoustic)

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