undoubtedly the most schizophrenically eclectic introductory offering, dana delivers everything from praise filled american standard bathtub jingles to a western electric training guide for comprehending black americans...all served with a side of a decades old recording of a coney island freak-show barker doing his thing. shockingly, there's music too. lancelot layne and taj mahal bring things to a head just before dana as dana sits down with american screen legend burt reynolds for an insightful one-on-one interview. mr. reynolds, himself, wraps up the disc with a controversial gem of a track entitled "she's taken a gentle lover". burt may be interested to know that the above photograph could prove to be hard evidence as to why she may have done exactly just that.
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under his dj moniker kumate, todd digitally dives deeper down the rabbit hole over fifteen tracks that each passed the litmus test on the theory that if the beat's alright, they'll dance all night.
working with the loose concept of the 1971 film of the same name as his theme, jake crafts a harmonic love letter to sarah that simultaneously covers twenty tracks and the entire gamut of the musical spectrum.
jj started a joke and gets to the punchline nineteen tracks later. little bit of the bee gees. little bit of morrissey. little bit of this. little bit of that.
across sixteen tracks, kristin takes the prince of math's greatest achievement and thematically guides us up and down the curve.
dave's title for his concept comp pretty much says it all. as far as i know, this is the only disc in music history to have both richard marx and danzing. damn we're lucky.
fifteen tracks of indie eclecticism from the man many call sauce. belie' dat.
a theme of three particular numbers in sequence highlights this compilation. each of the thirty tracks contained is exactly two minutes and thirty-four seconds in length.
