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Peppies 1991
It's hard to believe but these tunes are all 20 years old now. Some great memories. Enjoy...
Side A
The Orb - Little Fluffy Clouds
Primal Scream - Movin' On Up
The Klf - What Time Is Love? [LP Mix]
Metallica - Of Wolf And Man
Soundgarden - Drawing Flies
Nirvana - In Bloom
Side B
Pearl Jam - Once
Pixies - Alec Eiffel
U2 - Ultraviolet (Light My Way)
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Breaking The Girl
Smashing Pumpkins - Rhinocerous
Massive Attack - Safe From Harm
The Electric Picnic 2011 Primer
Here are some tracks to get you in the mood for Electric Picnic 2011. The first half is focused on the electronic side of things and then things go a bit more towards indie and acoustic acts.
EP2011 Primer by radiofc
Tracklist:
Death In Vegas - Girls
Trentemøller - Take Me Into Your Skin
DJ Shadow - Midnight In A Perfect World
Paul Kalkbrenner - Altes Kamuffel (Special Berlin Calling Edit)
The Chemical Brothers - Swoon
The Japanese Popstars - Destroy
Underworld - Pearl's Girl
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The Charlatans - One To Another
Killing Joke - Millennium [Cybersank Edit]
Toots & The Maytals - Funky Kingston
Republic Of Loose - Comeback Girl
Public Enemy - He Got Game
Pulp - Do You Remember The First Time?
Arcade Fire - Neighbourhood #1 (Tunnels)
Interpol - Slow Hands
The Undertones - My Perfect Cousin
Boomtown Rats - Rat Trap
Midlake - Head Home
I Am Kloot - I Believe
Sinéad O'Connor - Black Boys On Mopeds
Jimmy Cliff - Many Rivers To Cross
EP2011 Primer by radiofc
Tracklist:
Trentemøller - Take Me Into Your Skin
DJ Shadow - Midnight In A Perfect World
Paul Kalkbrenner - Altes Kamuffel (Special Berlin Calling Edit)
The Chemical Brothers - Swoon
The Japanese Popstars - Destroy
Underworld - Pearl's Girl
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
The Charlatans - One To Another
Killing Joke - Millennium [Cybersank Edit]
Toots & The Maytals - Funky Kingston
Republic Of Loose - Comeback Girl
Public Enemy - He Got Game
Pulp - Do You Remember The First Time?
Arcade Fire - Neighbourhood #1 (Tunnels)
Interpol - Slow Hands
The Undertones - My Perfect Cousin
Boomtown Rats - Rat Trap
Midlake - Head Home
I Am Kloot - I Believe
Sinéad O'Connor - Black Boys On Mopeds
Jimmy Cliff - Many Rivers To Cross
Poolside Disco Mixes
Here are a couple of very tasty disco mixes by Poolside on SoundCloud:
Day
Poolside - Day mixtape by Poolside Music
Night
Poolside - Night mixtape by Poolside Music
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Day
Poolside - Day mixtape by Poolside Music
Night
Poolside - Night mixtape by Poolside Music
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Bob Dylan Cork 2011
By Padraic Geoghegan
Bob Dylan gigs: They're notoriously hit-or-miss. Twenty-three years into what devotees affectionately refer to as the Never-Ending Tour and still playing well over 100 shows a year, it's a puzzle as to what motivates him. Dylan himself is nonplussed by his hectic touring schedule, referring to himself in interviews as being no different to a carpenter or an electrician; a man out there who has a trade to sell.
I've walked away from various Dylan concerts deflated or elated by the re-imagining and re-interpreting of songs many consider sacrosanct. To some his voice is now incomprehensible, his demeanour too gruff and his songs unrecognisable. Others, however, appreciate what Dylan strives to do in this phase of a career which has spanned six decades. In an age of 'X Factor' and shows choreographed to the nth degree, it's refreshing to see a modern-day troubadour playing music and revisiting and remoulding his songs simply, one imagines, for the love of it.
With a capacity of around 4,000, there really are worse places you could see the septuagenarian (Kilkenny's Nowlan Park being one) than Cork's Marquee. Nothing more than just a big tent it may be, but its relatively small size meant that no matter where you were you were guaranteed a decent view. I had seen Dylan here in 2006, and although he played some of his more recognisable repertoire that night, it didn't seem to have the energy of this year's performance.
With ticket prices ranging from €65-75, however, it wasn't exactly cheap, and really put into perspective the $40 I forked out to see him at the 2,000 capacity Warfield Theatre in San Francisco last September. A stark reminder of how concerts are still vastly overpriced in post Celtic Tiger Ireland.
He strode onstage in his trademark black suit and Stetson hat promptly at 8pm, and launched straight into 'Gonna Change My Way of Thinking', but the concert began in earnest with Bob stepping out from behind his keyboard and moving centre stage for a completely revamped 'It's All Over Now, Baby Blue'. His first show in almost seven weeks, during which he celebrated his 70th birthday, this was Dylan at his most animated. His Oscar-winning 'Things Have Changed' was swiftly followed by 'Tangled up in Blue'. Although the arrangement was broadly similar to the 'Blood on the Tracks' offering, Dylan's staccato delivery proved at times frustrating, with the audience only able to snatch the odd moment for a sing-along.
Ably assisted by his five-piece band, Dylan moved through a set which you get the impression was picked by him, purely for his own pleasure. The die-hards out there were treated to 'The Ballad of Hollis Brown' and 'I Dreamed I Saw St Augustine', but many took the lesser-known songs as a chance to top up their beer.
Alternating between organ, guitar and harmonica, as the set drew to a close he drew on some of his more famous compositions, including 'Simple Twist of Fate' and the irrepressible 'Ballad of a Thin Man'. Unsurprisingly, though, it was a faithful rendering of 'Like a Rolling Stone' which was to get the biggest cheer of the night, the crowd gleefully seizing the opportunity to finally sing along to a recognisable melody. A reworked 'All Along the Watchtower' and a thoughtful 'Forever Young' closed out what was one of the most energetic Dylan shows you'd be ever likely to see.
Between now and August, Dylan will play 36 dates, more than one every second night. It's impossible to know what drives him to keep up such a hectic touring schedule (he's still on the on the road, heading for another joint), but next time he comes to these shores - and it's safe to assume he will in the next year or two -I'd implore anyone to go see him. He might not still be in his prime, but he's definitely not doing the cabaret rounds just yet.
© Padraic Geoghegan (Irish Independent) 2011 [source: http://www.rte.ie/ten/2011/0621/blog_music_dylanb.html]
Set list:
* NOTE: Songs in the playlist are not actual recordings from the show in Cork
Bob Dylan gigs: They're notoriously hit-or-miss. Twenty-three years into what devotees affectionately refer to as the Never-Ending Tour and still playing well over 100 shows a year, it's a puzzle as to what motivates him. Dylan himself is nonplussed by his hectic touring schedule, referring to himself in interviews as being no different to a carpenter or an electrician; a man out there who has a trade to sell.
I've walked away from various Dylan concerts deflated or elated by the re-imagining and re-interpreting of songs many consider sacrosanct. To some his voice is now incomprehensible, his demeanour too gruff and his songs unrecognisable. Others, however, appreciate what Dylan strives to do in this phase of a career which has spanned six decades. In an age of 'X Factor' and shows choreographed to the nth degree, it's refreshing to see a modern-day troubadour playing music and revisiting and remoulding his songs simply, one imagines, for the love of it.
| Listen here to the songs played in Cork*: http://www.we7.com/user/view-playlist?playlistId=2156348&m=0 |
With ticket prices ranging from €65-75, however, it wasn't exactly cheap, and really put into perspective the $40 I forked out to see him at the 2,000 capacity Warfield Theatre in San Francisco last September. A stark reminder of how concerts are still vastly overpriced in post Celtic Tiger Ireland.
He strode onstage in his trademark black suit and Stetson hat promptly at 8pm, and launched straight into 'Gonna Change My Way of Thinking', but the concert began in earnest with Bob stepping out from behind his keyboard and moving centre stage for a completely revamped 'It's All Over Now, Baby Blue'. His first show in almost seven weeks, during which he celebrated his 70th birthday, this was Dylan at his most animated. His Oscar-winning 'Things Have Changed' was swiftly followed by 'Tangled up in Blue'. Although the arrangement was broadly similar to the 'Blood on the Tracks' offering, Dylan's staccato delivery proved at times frustrating, with the audience only able to snatch the odd moment for a sing-along.
Ably assisted by his five-piece band, Dylan moved through a set which you get the impression was picked by him, purely for his own pleasure. The die-hards out there were treated to 'The Ballad of Hollis Brown' and 'I Dreamed I Saw St Augustine', but many took the lesser-known songs as a chance to top up their beer.
Alternating between organ, guitar and harmonica, as the set drew to a close he drew on some of his more famous compositions, including 'Simple Twist of Fate' and the irrepressible 'Ballad of a Thin Man'. Unsurprisingly, though, it was a faithful rendering of 'Like a Rolling Stone' which was to get the biggest cheer of the night, the crowd gleefully seizing the opportunity to finally sing along to a recognisable melody. A reworked 'All Along the Watchtower' and a thoughtful 'Forever Young' closed out what was one of the most energetic Dylan shows you'd be ever likely to see.
Between now and August, Dylan will play 36 dates, more than one every second night. It's impossible to know what drives him to keep up such a hectic touring schedule (he's still on the on the road, heading for another joint), but next time he comes to these shores - and it's safe to assume he will in the next year or two -I'd implore anyone to go see him. He might not still be in his prime, but he's definitely not doing the cabaret rounds just yet.
© Padraic Geoghegan (Irish Independent) 2011 [source: http://www.rte.ie/ten/2011/0621/blog_music_dylanb.html]
Set list:
- Gonna Change My Way of Thinking
- It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
- Things Have Changed
- Tangled Up In Blue
- The Levee's Gonna Break
- Ballad Of Hollis Brown
- Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum
- I Dreamed I Saw St Augustine
- High Water (For Charley Patton)
- Tryin' to Get to Heaven
- Highway 61 Revisited
- Simple Twist of Fate
- Thunder on the Mountain
- Ballad of a Thin Man
- Like A Rolling Stone
- All Along the Watchtower
- Forever Young
| Listen here to the songs played in Cork*: http://www.we7.com/user/view-playlist?playlistId=2156348&m=0 |
* NOTE: Songs in the playlist are not actual recordings from the show in Cork
dOb - Substance Abuse
Substance Abuse by Darraghobrien2002
Here are all the ingredients to cook up a party by dOb:
- Kola Kube - Why (Joey Negro Block Party Mix)
- Tiger & Woods - Gin Nation
- Cisco Cisco - If You Want Me (Jay Shepard Remix)
- Marcellus Pittman - You Want Me
- Hot Chocolate - Cadillac (Revenge Rework)
- Mark E - The Day
- Marcos Cabral - Just like Good Love
- Alena - Changes (Ron Basejam remix)
- Midnight Magic - Beam Me Up (Jacques Renault Remix)
- Solomun - Love Recycled 1
- Mic Newman - Not Enough Sleep
- Laid Back - Cocaine Cool (Soul Clap Dub Mix)
- Viadrina - Better (Arto Mwambe Remix)
- Chris Lattner - One is Not Enough
- Stuffa - Proof (FCL remix)
- Soul Minority - Keep On Doing
- Paolo Driver - Lisa Dance (A side)
- Coldcut - Timber
P-Meeny - Friday Evening at the Radisson Beer Garden Mix
1. Air - All I need
2. OOFT - Mazin
3. Vincenzo & Elmar Schubert - Wanna Love You
4. The Soul Renegades - Darlin
5. Andy Hart - Keep On
6. 6th Borough Project - Hang On
7. Trujillo - Baby your still the same (Social Disco Club Remix)
8. Dolle Jolle - Baleric Incarnation (Todd Terje Remix)
9. Tensnake - Coma Cat
10. Lindstrom - The Magnificent
11. Viadrina - Better (Arto Mwambe Remix)
12. Souls Of Mischief - 93 til Infinity (Hannes Fischer Remix)
13. Mademoiselle Caro, Franck Garcia - Soldiers (Ben Watt Remix)
The Mix Tape
Radiohead - Weird Fishes / Arpeggi
Gil Scott-Heron & Jamie xx - I'll Take Care Of U
The Specials - Do The Dog
Pixies - Monkey Gone To Heaven
The Strokes - New York City Cops
Butthole Surfers - You Don't Know Me
Thin Lizzy - Angel From The Coast
Side B:
Eric Clapton - If I Don't Be There By Morning
Marlena Shaw - California Soul
The Stunning - Romeo's On Fire
The Cure - Boys Don't Cry
Depeche Mode - People Are People
Nine Inch Nails - Sin
The Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter
That Detroit Sound From Way Out Vol Four
That Detroit Sound From Way Out Vol Four by Dermot Duffy
This is a fine techno/house mix from Dermot Duffy on SoundCloud.
Tracklisting:
1. Art Bleek - Man on Wire // EevoNext
2. Estroe - Futuroscope (Darko Esser mix) // Snejl
3. Kassem Mosse - Demo Drums Ripping // Kinda Soul
4. Steffi - Nightspacer // Ostgut Ton
5. Jussi-Pekka - No One // Fassade
6. Art Bleek - Message To The Dreamer // EevoNext
7. Octave One - Daystar Rising (Aril Brikha mix) // 430 West
8. Hieroglyphic Being - Other Side Of Time // Mathematics
9. Stacey Pullen - Alive (Hi-Tek Soul mix) // Black Flag
10. Deep Space Orchestra - Streetlights // Applied Rhythmic Technology
11. Model 500 & Space Dimension Controller - OFI (SDC Evasive Funk mix) // Transmat
12. Raiders Of The Lost Arp - Beyond The Dark (DJ S2 - Los Hermanos mix) // Nature
13. Kuba Sojka - Fullness Of Life // Mathematics
14. Erell Ranson - Everything Need To Be Clear // aDepth Audio
15. Rolando - Junie // Ostgut Ton
This is a fine techno/house mix from Dermot Duffy on SoundCloud.
Tracklisting:
1. Art Bleek - Man on Wire // EevoNext
2. Estroe - Futuroscope (Darko Esser mix) // Snejl
3. Kassem Mosse - Demo Drums Ripping // Kinda Soul
4. Steffi - Nightspacer // Ostgut Ton
5. Jussi-Pekka - No One // Fassade
6. Art Bleek - Message To The Dreamer // EevoNext
7. Octave One - Daystar Rising (Aril Brikha mix) // 430 West
8. Hieroglyphic Being - Other Side Of Time // Mathematics
9. Stacey Pullen - Alive (Hi-Tek Soul mix) // Black Flag
10. Deep Space Orchestra - Streetlights // Applied Rhythmic Technology
11. Model 500 & Space Dimension Controller - OFI (SDC Evasive Funk mix) // Transmat
12. Raiders Of The Lost Arp - Beyond The Dark (DJ S2 - Los Hermanos mix) // Nature
13. Kuba Sojka - Fullness Of Life // Mathematics
14. Erell Ranson - Everything Need To Be Clear // aDepth Audio
15. Rolando - Junie // Ostgut Ton