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Hello, partygoers!

Mo’ music, less problems! That’s right! Lots of songs this week as we tackle “Side 2” of Nick Owen’s first mixtape: big beat, breakbeats, lo-fi indie psych pop, Cancon, sad voices, the legacy of Abbey Road, foundational power pop, kooky art rock, drum machines, and grunge-funded orch pop!

This episode we are spinning:

1. Cornershop – “Brimful of Asha (‘Norman Cook’ Remix) – Single Version” – 12” single b-side to “Brimful of Asha (‘Norman Cook’ Remix) – Extended Version” and “Brimful of Asha – Original Single Version”, 1997 – 9:21
2. Blitzen Trapper – “The Green King Sings” – Wild Mountain Nation, 2007 – 28:24
3. Hey Rosetta! – “Welcome” – Seeds, 2011 – 42:49
4. Damien Jurado – “Metallic Cloud” – Brothers and Sisters of the Eternal Son, 2014 – 56:04
5. Cargoe – “I Love You Anyway” – CARGOE, 1972 – 1:11:34
6. The Lovin’ – “Keep On Believing” – Page One records single b/w “I’m In Command”, 1967 – 1:28:56
7. The Nerves – “When You Find Out” – The Nerves EP, 1976 – 1:38:51
8. Nellie McKay – “Ding Dong” – Get Away from Me, 2003 – 1:46:35
9. Deerhoof – “The Galaxist” – Friend Opportunity, 2007 – 1:58:19
10. Timmy Thomas – “Why Can’t We Live Together” – Why Can’t We Work Together, 1972 – 2:15:51
11. A New Generation – “She’s a Soldier Boy” – Spark single b-side to “Smokey Blues Away”, 1968 – 2:30:06
12. Eric Matthews – “No Gnashing Teeth” – The Lateness of the Hour, 1997 – 2:43:12

Also spinning on the old Victrola:

• The Housemartins – “Think for a Minute” – London 0 Hull 4, 1986 – 23:21
• Cargoe – “Feel Alright” – Beautiful Records single b/w “Wonderful”, 1970 – 1:24:35
• The Breakaways – “Walkin’ Out on Love” – One Way Ticket, 2008 – 1:43:47
• Danielson – “Bloodbook on the Half-Shell” – Ships, 2006 – 2:09:26
• Timmy Thomas – “Let Me Be Your Eyes” – Glades single b/w “Cold, Cold People”, 1973 – 2:25:19
• A New Generation – “Police Is Here” – Spark single b/w “Mr. C”, 1968 – 2:37:53

Thanks for listening.

Dept. of Corections:
Dave misspoke during the show. He meant to say Brutal Youth – the 1994 album by Elvis Costello and the Attractions – not Sonic Youth, the boring alt-rock group.

Dept. of Giveaways!

If you’d like to have your own copy of Nick’s mixtape, follow this link.