Rainy Day Mixtape

Hey everybody!

Made a mixtape. It's a trip hop mixtape. It's for a rainy day. Cheers Bob. Here's the tracklist

1. Intro
2. Portishead - Pedestal
3. Massive Attack - Dissolved Girl
4. Fink - Ninjah
5. Sneaker Pimps - Postmodern Sleaze
6. Fila Brazilia - Soft Music Under Stars
7. Wagon Christ - Tomach
8. Irresistible Force - Nepalese Fish Dances
9. Mr Scruff - Wail
10. Funky Porcini - Dubbel (Organ Swell)
11. Outro

as always, your man D.ave gives you the 320kbps so that you can hear cymbals better and shit.

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Nerve - EPs

Okay, check it. Jojo Mayer's band Nerve have a couple EPs on their website that are out of this world. I can't offer a download, unfortunately, but, you can listen to all the tracks on the site. There are pretty cheap digital downloads to be had, in FLAC too, so I can die with a smile on my face knowing that the good lord didn't gyp me.

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Phillip Glass - The Concerto Project Volume 1

Artist - Philip Glass
Album - The Concerto Project Volume 1
Year - 2006
Vitals - 320kbps MP3 CBR

Peace and love brothers and sisters!

-D.ave

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Four Tet - Remixes

Mmm.

Artist - Four Tet
Album - Remixes
Year - 2006
Vitals - 320kbps MP3 CBR

Here's a link to the tracklist for this great double disc. Some interesting stuff, to say the least. The gold nugget on this one is the 7 & a 1/2 minute cut of Four Tet's remix of Bonobo's "Pick Up".

Peace and love brothers and sisters!

-D.ave

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Disc 1 Disc 2

Jaga Jazzist - Day

Artist - Jaga Jazzist
Album - Day
Year - 2004
Vitals - 320kbps MP3 CBR

Some yummy tracks. Dig!

-D.ave


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Bukowski - Charles Bukowski Reads His Poetry

Artist - Charles Bukowski
Album - Charles Bukowski Reads His Poetry
Year - 1994
Vitals - 320kbps MP3 CBR

Let me tell you a secret. I went to the rare book library at the University of Alberta, and took out a $3500 Bukowski book called Heat Wave. It's all poems Bukowski wrote about how L.A was hot. And whores and horses and booze. It had a CD in it. I ripped it. Here it is. Bukowski reading short fiction. Awesome!

-D.ave


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Roots Manuva - Brand New Second Hand

Artist - Roots Manuva
Album - Brand New Second Hand
Year - 1999
Vitals - 320kbps MP3 CBR

British British British British.

-D.ave


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Seba & Paradox - Beats Me

Artist - Seba & Paradox
Album - Beats Me
Year - 2006
Vitals - 320kbps MP3 CBR

Another album I've been digging deeply. Really heavy, complex, introspective drum and bass. yummy.

-D.ave


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DJ Krush - Kakusei

Artist - DJ Krush
Album - Kakusei
Year - 1999
Vitals - 320kbps MP3 CBR

Mmm! Happy new year. What up?

This.

That's what.

Can you believe that this album is 11 years old? Krush is the man! He's been kicking since '94 (a stellar year in hip hop, so, it's not surprising), putting out some really killer, bizarre, distinct turntable grooves. This album has him taking a more lilted, broken feel. There's gold on this album, but it needs a bit of diggin'.

With Krush on the zigga zigga, can't get no bigga.

I'm going to upload more Krush this week. Stay tuned.


-D.ave


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Dove Yellow Swans - Live During War Crimes #2

Some mind melting noise for your diggin's! Apocalyptic or post-apocalyptic? You decide! 

Gulliver

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The King Khan & BBQ Show - The King Khan & BBQ Show

Ah, the majesty. The first of two records by the King Khan & BBQ Show and one of my favourite album covers I have seen in a very long time. For those who do not know King Khan: He is one mother fucking wild soul singing rock and roller from Montreal. His band King Khan and the Shrines have been rocking the European and North American scenes for the past ten years. I once heard a man say he was better than James Brown (but then quickly heard someone talk some sense into that man). For those who have not seen King Khan: his stage presence has the electricity of Bowie, except this is not an androgynous glittery British man, but rather a shirtless, turbanized, jewel incrusted Indian. Fear him. Fear his wrath. It is awesome. 

Alongside the supreme genius of King Khan is Mark Sultan, otherwise known as the masterful BBQ. He also plays the guitar as well as the drums (with his feet). A multitasking duo if I've ever seen one. I have to say, it's very impressive to see two dudes on stage in turbans commence a mosh pit while playing doo-wop music. Grab a partner and jump around.

Gulliver

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George Harrison - Wonderwall

Sure Sure Sure.
It's been a while, has it not?
I assure you, it has been wholly worth it.
I bring to you a record from the depths of Beatles' consciousness;
an instrumental exploration by Hare Hare Harrison.
Fascinatingly, recorded while the boy's were still together.
Far-out.
Ahead of it's time.
Psychedelic as hell.
(a precursor to "electronica"
I'll leave the degree of influence to you.)

CooolJerk.

Paco De Lucía - El Duende Flamenco de Paco De Lucía

Some sweet nylon string sounds for you on a Monday morning. A young Paco De Lucia brings us a magical tale of modern flamenco that is great for both riding one's bicycle through a maritime boardwalk or banging out a spicy stir fry. Which ever you prefer on this monday morning. 

If I knew spanish I would yell something passionately in the language. 

Gulliver!

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[Unfortunately, I just discovered that "Farolillo de Feria" has a minimal amount of skippage in it. I currently have no other copy of the record, but as soon as I hunt one down I shall salve this shattered track.]

Amon Tobin - Out From Out Where

A Darling from Amon Tobin. Sexy industrialesque hard hitting electro. Retrosentimentalism, strung together into one long booty shaker. It's hot shit. Get nasty.

I Tag it Trip Hope. Sounds of the distant future from way back in 2002.

Artist - Amon Tobin
Album - Out From Out Where
Year - 2002
Vitals - 320kbps MP3 CBR


-D.ave


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Charles Bukowski - Selections from "Uncensored"

Artist - Charles Bukowski
Album - Uncensored
Year - 1991
Vitals - 320kbps MP3 CBR


-D.ave


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