As mentioned earlier, we're keeping Valentine's Day a fairly lo-fi affair this year, but I'm keeping with our tradition of the Valentine Mix CD.
Only, there's a slight monkey in the machine.
I can't think of what to put on it.
Since we've been together, we've made each other approximately 40 mix CDs. Let's assume each CD contains 16 tracks. 16 x 40 = 640 songs.
640 really good, really thoughtful tracks -- Wild Horses by the Rolling Stones, Sing by Travis, This Old Heart of Mine by the Isley Brothers, Cry Love by John Hiatt, Good Witch of the North by Everclear, Darling, Be Home Soon by Matt Costa...
Amazing music you want to listen to again and again.
I'm looking for music primarily in the rock genre but would also appreciate some really good, old-school soul.
Never underestimate the power of a good soul classic. For example -- last night while I was blow-drying my hair, I heard the strains of Sam Cooke emanating from the bedroom and when I popped my head out, Dan swept me up and we spent the next couple of minutes dancing to You Send Me in the bathroom. What can I tell you? The kid's a romantic.
So, if anyone can recommend some well-written, non-schlocky love songs -- I would really appreciate it.
The songs you would use if you were making a mix CD for someone you loved.
Thanks guys!
P.S.
Andrea -- this one's for you. I figure you'd appreciate it:
Only, there's a slight monkey in the machine.
I can't think of what to put on it.
Since we've been together, we've made each other approximately 40 mix CDs. Let's assume each CD contains 16 tracks. 16 x 40 = 640 songs.
640 really good, really thoughtful tracks -- Wild Horses by the Rolling Stones, Sing by Travis, This Old Heart of Mine by the Isley Brothers, Cry Love by John Hiatt, Good Witch of the North by Everclear, Darling, Be Home Soon by Matt Costa...
Amazing music you want to listen to again and again.
I'm looking for music primarily in the rock genre but would also appreciate some really good, old-school soul.
Never underestimate the power of a good soul classic. For example -- last night while I was blow-drying my hair, I heard the strains of Sam Cooke emanating from the bedroom and when I popped my head out, Dan swept me up and we spent the next couple of minutes dancing to You Send Me in the bathroom. What can I tell you? The kid's a romantic.
So, if anyone can recommend some well-written, non-schlocky love songs -- I would really appreciate it.
The songs you would use if you were making a mix CD for someone you loved.
Thanks guys!
P.S.
Andrea -- this one's for you. I figure you'd appreciate it:
2 comments on "I swear to God, this mix could sink the sun"
"You are the One" by Shiny Toy Guns?
I know it's a little out there, but I thought I'd risk it.
Oooh, interesting pick! I'm gonna have to check the Hype Machine for that one.
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