The ILM Fan-made BEST OF/ANTHOLOGY Compilation project -- POST Tracklists, Cover Art, Liner notes, editorials, spotify links and/or otherwise LEGALLY obtained streaming album lists HERE!

Unrest, Can't Sit Still: 1986 - 1993

1. "Yes She Is My Skinhead Girl" (7-inch mix), from International Hip Swing
2. "Winona Ryder" (Xx Version), from B.P.M. (1991-1994)
3. "Malcolm X Park," from Malcolm X Park
4. "I Do Believe You Are Blushing," from Imperial f.f.r.r. (Deluxe Edition)
5. "Can't Sit Still," from Malcolm X Park
6. "Suki," from Imperial f.f.r.r. (Deluxe Edition)
7. "The Gas Chair," from Malcolm X Park
8. "Nation Writer," from Isabel Bishop e.p. CD
9. "Bavarian Mods" (Remix), from B.P.M. (1991-1994)
10. "Cherry Cherry" (7" 45 version), from Imperial f.f.r.r. (Deluxe Edition)
11. "Imperial," from Imperial f.f.r.r. (Deluxe Edition)
12. "Angel I'll Walk You Home," from Perfect Teeth
13. "Where Are All Those Puerto Rican Boys," from "Cath Carroll" promotional CD
14. "Cath Carroll," from Perfect Teeth
15. "Champion Nines," from Imperial f.f.r.r. (Deluxe Edition)
16. "Teenage Suicide" (credited to "Naomi Wolff"), from Teenbeat 50
17. "Cats," from Fuck Pussy Galore" (And All Her Friends) CD/compilation
18. "June," from Imperial f.f.r.r. (Deluxe Edition)
19. "Make Out Club," from Perfect Teeth
20. "Christina," from Malcolm X Park
21. "Wednesday & Proud (7" Remix), from Imperial f.f.r.r. (Deluxe Edition)

^feeling this

hey guys who emailed me about roots/doom - i promise i will get off my arse and download the last couple tracks i don't have on my pc, compile it up and send it to you by friday. surprisingly busy two weeks, sorry!

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‘I have heard, you wish to walk me through your meadow’

XTC – Post Breakdown 1983-2000

Disc 1.
1. Summer’s Cauldron - Skylarking
2. Ladybird - Mummer
3. I Remember The Sun – The Big Express
4. Harvest Festival – Apple Venus
5. In Loving Memory Of A Name - Mummer
6. Season Cycle – Skylarking
7. The Wheel & The Maypole – Wasp Star
8. Earn Enough For Us – Skylarking
9. Across This Antheap – Oranges & Lemons
10. Rook – Nonsuch
11. Beating Of Hearts – Mummer
12. Wrapped In Grey – Nonsuch
13. Another Satellite – BBC Version

Disc 2.
1. Red Brick Dream – B-Side
2. Knights In Shining Karma – Apple Venus
3. Chalkhills & Children – Oranges & Lemons
4. Me & The Wind – Mummer
5. The Ugly Underneath – Nonsuch
6. The Man Who Sailed Around His Soul – Skylarking
7. One Of The Millions – Oranges & Lemons
8. Ballet For A Rainy Day – Skylarking
9. River Of Orchids – Apple Venus
10. Deliver Us From The Elements – Mummer
11. Easter Theatre – Apple Venus
12. Extrovert – Rag & Bone Buffet
13. Sacrificial Bonfire - Skylarking

The Yo La Tengo compilation is terrific. I would replace Untitled with Nowhere Near since From A Motel 6 is on the other disc and is a better version of the same song, but I made a playlist and have been jamming it most of the week now and I'm loving it. Nice work.

XTC – Post Breakdown 1983-2000

What's the point of leaving out the best 5-6 years of the band??

Okay, well I don't agree that those were necessarily the best years. But the point of dealing only with the second half of their career was because I feel that a lot of it was/is rather unfairly maligned.

A+++ on the bonzo dog band comp imo.

i will get to my foetus thirlwell thing after i survive yet someone elses wedding this weekend

Maresnest - much respect for your eternal love of XTC, but I gotta say I'd have significantly different picks from the albums. 5 tracks from Mummer, just 1 from The Big Express, and 7 from Skylarking? That seems unbalanced, I guess you're down on TBE but it's my all-time fave. Tracks you didn't pick that I'd substitute:

Mummer: Great Fire / Human Alchemy
The Big Express: Wake Up / All You Pretty Girls / This World Over
Oranges & Lemons: Garden Of Earthly Delights / Poor Skeleton Steps Out
Nonsuch: The Ballad Of Peter Pumpkinhead
Wasp Star: Boarded Up

Funny that I think of Unrest as a band that put out 2 or 3 albums (not technically correct, but that's how it feels) and yet they seem awfully hard to reduce to one CD. No major complaints with the compilation (well, maybe the absence of She Makes Me Shake Like A Soul Machine) but it's still missing a fair amount of stuff I love.

A+++ on the bonzo dog band comp imo.

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You have justified my love.

I'm glad I could work in both the light (What Do You Do, Quiet Walks) and the heavy (We Are Normal, 11 Moustachioed Daughters) to show that the music was as good as the comedy. Should have squeezed in "My Brother Makes the Noises for the Talkies" though.

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Jorge Ben - Jorge Ben

1. A Banda do Zé Pretinho (A Banda do Zé Pretinho, 1978)
2. Chove Chuva (Samba Esquema Novo, 1963)
3. Zagueiro (Solta o Pavão, 1975)
4. Take It Easy, My Brother Charles (Jorge Ben, 1969)
5. Oba Lá Vem Ela (Força Bruta, 1970)
6. Ponta De Lança Africano (Umbabarauma) (África Brasil, 1976)
7. Os Alquimistas Estão Chegando Os Alquimistas (A Tábua de Esmeralda, 1974)
8. Amante Amado(A Banda do Zé Pretinho, 1978)
9. Ive Brussel (Salve Simpatia, 1979)
10. Carolina, Carol Bela (Carolina 12", 1969
11. Georgia (Tropical, 1977)
11. Comanche (Negro E Lindo, 1971)
12. Menina Mulher da Pele Preta (A Tábua de Esmeralda, 1974)
13. Mas que Nada (Samba Esquema Novo, 1963)
14. Pais Tropical (Jorge Ben, 1969)
15. Santa Clara Clareou (Bem Vinda Amizade, 1981)

Stream at Grooveshark.

K, here's the Jorge Ben compilation available for stream. Spotify is unavailable in my country so I used grooveshark. Only song I couldn't find is Georgia, which is a shame since it's a nice balearic exercise which I thought fitted great between Carolina and Comanche. Hope you enjoy.

Hey Gerald, you are right about the balance issue. On choosing, the idea of balance didn't come into it at-all for me.

If I had given myself a another track per cd I would most likely have included 'Seagulls Screaming' and 'Train Running Low On Soul Coal'

It does give the impression that I may be down on TBE, but I do dig it's many charms.

FWIW Red Brick Dream (a TBE b-side) is my favourite XTC song of all time.

I've noticed that the songs I leave off are often the ones that stay stuck in my head days after finishing a mix--in the case of Unrest, "Lucifer Rising."

Pete that looks like a really nice Unrest comp.

Although nothing from kustomkarnal?

I've tried to get into Kustom Karnal, and won't ever sell it, but it just feels like a misfire top to bottom.

got to take the rough with the smooth sometimes...

was there a time limit for people to post their tracklists? can i post a replacement if someone hasn't posted theirs?

You're welcome to take The Cure and/or Prince, I don't think I'm gonna get around to 'em. :(

I began working on Kraftwerk but felt awful because I couldn't really imagine anyone enjoying my mix - there's nothing on there that will surprise existing Kraftwerk fans (I like a lot of their older semi-rare stuff but it doesn't really flow on a mix very well with their more well-known electropop stuff), and it doesn't really serve as a very good intro for non-Kraftwerk fans because my fav songs by them are pretty predictable - you could probably go to allmusic.com and look for the songs with checkmarks by them and do just as well. I listened to a working version of the playlist and just felt like shit so I stopped.

I gave up on Microphones/Mt. Eerie because, after not really listening to his stuff for a couple years, I realize I loved the way they sounded sitting by myself in my car on the roof of my lol college parking garage, hilariously stoned and poofing out battie smoke through a doob tube, more than it sounds to me today after working for the man all day. When I was in <3 with the microphones I used to be able to bike out to a trail and walk around in the woods and lay in the middle of some guy's field all day without anyone bothering me or caring that I was gone. Now I'm stuck in the city, bummed out, etc, and the music doesn't really transport me to a different place so much as painfully remind me of good times that I can't get back to anymore. /emo So I quit making that one as well.

Sorry, I suck!

I'm going to get around to the Smog/Callahan one... someday. I know how it sounds in my head, I just haven't gotten around to doing it.

Brilliant choice to end the Stereolab compilation with Jump Drive Shout Out.

ZS i'd be really interested in seeing both mixes. I've only dabbled in Kraftwerk and know nothing about Microphones/Mt Eerie, so can only be curious. Isn't the key to this that you just throw out what you like regardless of whether it's sequenced well or rare or well known? I'd love to see/hear your window onto those two if you still feel up to it :)

you could probably go to allmusic.com and look for the songs with checkmarks by them and do just as well

I did just that for Kraftwerk and in the end it didn't do much for me aside from a few obvious things I already dug. They're a very difficult band to anthologize.

Pillbox, listening to and digging Stereolab right now, have never really heard any of this before!

I now am not only procrastinating but also am stuck just posting on my tooch - one day when you least expect it, y'all may get a compilation or two in ya mailbox.

with a vol.2 featuring stuff they've released since you promised

Sorry, I suck!

Yes you do! I was looking forward to your Elverum comp! (I'm only familiar with Glow 2 and Twas Hot.)

Mine is almost ready! Had loads of distractions but now the time for Dagmar approacheth.

Saturday night probably isn't the best time for this, is it? But still...

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Some Questions About Dagmar Krause

Disc 1 – My Work Takes Me Out of Town

1. Some Questions About Hats (Slapp Happy/Henry Cow, Desperate Straights, 1974)
2. Song of Investment Capital Overseas (Art Bears, The World as it is Today, 1981)
3. Ballad of (Bourgeois) Welfare (Tank Battles: The Songs of Hanns Eisler, 1988)
4. Working at the Ministry (Slapp Happy, Ça Va, 1998)
5. In Two Minds (Art Bears, Hopes and Fears, 1978)
6. Sweetheart (Kevin Coyne & Dagmar Krause, Babble, 1979)
7. Casablanca Moon (Slapp Happy, Acnalbasac Noom, rec. 1973, rel. 1980)
8. The Young Lieutenant (Commuters, 1982)
9. War (Henry Cow, In Praise of Learning, 1975)
10. Victory (News from Babel, Work Resumed on the Tower, 1984)
11. FREEDOM (Art Bears, The World as it is Today, 1981)
12. He’s Out Now (I.D. Company, I.D. Company, 1970)
13. Surabaya Johnny (Supply and Demand – Songs by Brecht, Weill & Eisler, 1986)

Disc 2 – Slapp a Happy Platter on the Gramophone

1. Dawn (Slapp Happy, Acnalbasac Noom, rec. 1973, rel. 1980)
2. Heading for Kyoto (Slapp Happy, Sort Of, 1972)
3. Im Gefängnis Zu Singen (Supply and Demand – Songs by Brecht, Weill & Eisler, 1986)
4. First Things First (Art Bears, Winter Songs, 1979)
5. Black Gold (News From Babel, Work Resumed on the Tower, 1984)
6. Dünne, Gläserne Frauen (I.D. Company, I.D. Company, 1970)
7. Everybody’s Slimmin’ (Slapp Happy, bonus track on Acnalbasac Noom, rel. 1990)
8. Seven (Dagmar Krause & Marie Goyette, A Scientific Dream and a French Kiss, 1998)
9. Betty Dupree (City Preachers, Der Kürbis, Das Transportproblem Und Die Traumtänzer, 1969)
10. The Secret (Slapp Happy, Casablanca Moon, 1974)
11. Alabama Song (Supply and Demand – Songs by Brecht, Weill & Eisler, 1986)
12. Blue Flower (Slapp Happy, Sort Of, 1972)
13. It Really Doesn’t Matter/We Know Who We Are (Kevin Coyne & Dagmar Krause, Babble, 1979)

Yikes, that cover's quite big, which only emphasises how bad I am at doing that sort of stuff. Damn.

The first side is meant to be the darker, proggier stuff, and the second is supposed to be lighter and poppier, which is why it's so Slapp Happy dominated (also, a lot of it still isn't poppy at all, ha). Also, I unabashedly love Everybody's Slimmin', even though it is incredibly stupid.

*bump* for those who were out on Saturday night like normal people. Have we got any more of these left to come in?

I'm working on mine

doesn't really count, but 'penny lane' came up in my winamp shuffle and i was thrown because i have never knowingly downloaded any beatles

haha wrong thread :(

If no one does either the Talk Talk or Joni Mitchell ones soon, so help me god I will.

Here's Genesis. Or 70s Genesis, more like, as I would have needed another CD to include their later and inferior AOR hits.

CD 1:
The Knife
The Musical Box
Return Of The Giant Hogweed
Watcher Of The Skies
Supper's Ready
I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)
Dancing With The Moonlight Knight
Firth Of Fifth

CD 2:
The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
Counting Out Time
The Carpet Crawlers
Entangled
Mad Man Moon
Ripples
Your Own Special Way
One For The Vine
Afterglow
Inside And Out
Follow You Follow Me
Burning Rope

A pretty good selection Geir, although any Genesis comp without "Cinema Show" on it is no Genesis comp at all.

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MOTORBOX

Disc 1 - Motorpop

1. Nature's Way (Various Gamle Moder Jord 1996)
2. The Nerve Tattoo (Blissard 1995)
3. Waiting for the One (Demon Box 1993)
4. Hyena (Black Hole/Blank Canvas 2006)
5. In the Family (Angels and Daemons at Play 1997)
6. Hey Jane (Hey Jane EP 1998)
7. Junior (Demon Box 1993)
8. That Ol' White Line (Motorpsycho Presents... International Tussler Society 2005)
9. The Other Fool (Let Them Eat Cake 2000)
10. President Block (Wearing Yr Smell EP 1994)
11. Star Dancer vs Car Cancer (Various Mot riving 1996)
12. Custer's Last Stand (One More Daemon) | (It's a Love Cult 2002)
13. Pills, Powders and Passion Plays (Angels and Daemons at Play 1997)
14. Celestine (Hey Jane EP 1996)
15. Serpentine (Serpentine EP 2003)
16. Walking on the Water (Angels and Daemons at Play 1997)
17. Wearing Yr Smell (Timothy's Monster 1994)
18. Manmower (Blissard 1995)
19. Before the Flood (Black Hole/Blank Canvas 2006)

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Disc 2 – Motorepic

1. Psychonaut (Trust Us 1998)
2. Lighthouse Girl (8 Soothing Songs for Rut 1992)
3. Whip That Ghost (Song for a Bro') | (Let Them Eat Cake 2000)
4. 577 (Trust Us 1998)
5. Kill Some Day (Timothy's Monster 1994)
6. Triggerman (Black Hole/Blank Canvas 2006)
7. Vortex Surfer (Trust Us 1998)
8. Grindstone (alternate ending) (Timothy's Monster Deluxe Edition 2010)
9. The Golden Core (Timothy's Monster 1994)
10. Cassie (Call on Me) | (Motorpsycho Presents... International Tussler Society 2005)

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I could have easily made Disc 3 with all the leftover stuff I gave high rankings. (I will make Disc 3 upon request)

although any Genesis comp without "Cinema Show" on it is no Genesis comp at all.

I couldn't include the entire "Selling England By The Pound" album. :)

Yeah but you missed off the best track on it is my point.

I don't agree. I also consider "The Battle Of Epping Forest" to be a better suite. But they are all brilliant, all four of them. :)

ehhh the songs I uploaded on grooveshark are loading slow (and require page reload). probably because they are mostly 256kb but maybe grooveshark is just having having a slow day. at least I have divshare links

I could post a Spotify link to this, but I believe it would scramble the sequence, wouldn't it?

http://open.spotify.com/user/geirhong/playlist/3WJPwmP04ufL6ISugnox4i

This should work as long as the tracks are sorted by time added.

If no one does either the Talk Talk or Joni Mitchell ones soon, so help me god I will.

― Tsuga, Tuesday, October 12, 2010 2:02 AM (2 days ago) Bookmark

Fine, you can do the Talk Talk one. I had a damn good best-of mix going on. It was "Talk Talk Talk Talk" (Streets Various Artists compilation), "Talk Talk" (The Party's Over), "Dum Dum Girl", "Such a Shame", and "It's My Life" (It's My Life), "Why Is It So Hard?" (It's My Mix and Asides, Besides), "Life's What You Make It" (The Colour of Spring), "Happiness Is Easy (12" mix)" (B-Side to "I Don't Believe in You" and Asides, Besides), "Tomorrow Started (live)" (London '86), "I Believe in You" (Spirit of Eden), "After the Flood" and "New Grass" (Laughing Stock) and the Liquid People Vocal remix of "It's My Life." But discovering the Liquid People track inspired me to find other remixes and I couldn't find any, and the "Tomorrow Started" live version inspired me to find other live versions and I couldn't find any of those either, but on the other hand I didn't want to turn it in with "I Believe in You" and "Life's What You Make It" and "New Grass," which everybody on ILM's already heard and praised 1,000 times before, and plus I couldn't make a decent album cover, and I don't have Spotify, so eventually I just gave up. Hopefully you can do better. Best of luck!

That Motorpsycho Anthology is great! Nice choices, Captain Lorax, though why no stuff from their latest two or three albums (some songs from Little Lucid Moments would've fit neatly om the Motorpepics album, like Alchemyst)?

But hey, I really like it.