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!

Fucking shit I haven't even started on my Cure and Prince tracklists (though I have a bunch of jumbled ideas in my head, so won't take toooo long). And that MF Doom tracklist looks incredible and fantastic.

love the Yo La Tengo list!

It Begins With A Blessing, It Ends With A Curse - A Kevin Ayers Retrospective.

Spotify: http://tinyurl.com/kevinayers

Disc 1: Soft Machine and the Harvest Years.

1. Love Makes Sweet Music
2. Feelin', Reelin', Squealin'
3. Joy Of A Toy
4. Why Are We Sleeping?
5. Soon Soon Soon
6. Song For Insane Times
7. Town Feeling
8. Jolie Madame
9. Gemini Child
10. Red Green And You Blue
11. May I?
12. Whatevershebringswesing
13. Stranger In Blue Suede Shoes
14. Song From The Bottom Of A Well
15. Decadence
16. Hymn
17. Oh! Wot A Dream
18. Shouting In A Bucket Blues
19. Take Me To Tahiti

Disc 2: Island, Halsall and Beyond.

1. See You Later
2. Didn't Feel Lonely 'Til I Thought Of You
3. Everybody's Sometime And Some People's All The Time Blues
4. The Confessions Of Doctor Dream: Irreversible Neural Damage
5. The Confessions Of Doctor Dream: Invitation
6. Observations
7. Diminished But Not Finished
8. Farewell Again (Another Dawn)
9. Star
10. Yes I Do
11. Blue
12. Ballad Of A Salesman Who Sold Himself
13. A View From The Mountain
14. Blaming It All On Love
15. Where Do The Stars End?
16. Am I Really Marcel?
17. I Don't Depend On You
18. Baby Come Home
19. Walk On Water
20. Beware Of The Dog

Although they're chronologically ordered, I've sequenced the tracks into some semblance of a logical flow; difficult for such an eclectic artist, but I thought it would be interesting to even out the track-to-track stylistic bumps and jolts that characterise most of his albums.

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"Do What You Like If You Want You Could Ask Us - The Brian Jonestown Massacre"

1. Evergreen (original Bomp 7")
2. When Jokers Attack
3. That Girl Suicide
4. Servo
5. Here It Comes
6. Anenome
7. Whoever You Are
8. Super-Sonic
9. If Love Is The Drug Then I Want To OD
10. Not If You Were The Last Dandy On Earth
11. Wisdom ("Methodrone" version)
12. When I Was Yesterday
13. Thoughts Of You
14. Going To Hell
15. Vacuum Boots
16. (David Bowie I Love You) Since I Was Six
17. Sailor
18. Love
19. Yeah Yeah
20. Hide And Seek (Tangible 7" version)

That Roxy Music compilation is spot on, nice work iago g.

Nice job on MBV upthread. Would add 'Instrumental B' myself at end of Disc One, but otherwise tick VG.

I <3 MAGMA

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disc 1
1. Mekanïk Destruktïw Kommandöh [Mekanïk Kommandöh; 1972] — 38:46
2. Hhaï [Live/Hhaï; 1975] - 9:20
3. Köhntark (Part One) [Live/Hhai; 1975] — 15:45
4. Köhntark (Part Two) [Live/Hhai; 1975] — 16:14

disc 2
1. De Futura [Üdü Wüdü; 1976] — 18:00
2. Theusz Hamtaahk [Retrospektiw I-II; 1981] — 36:05
3. Offering - Offering, pt. 1/Earth [Offering I-II; 1986] - 18:26
4. Offering - Cosmos [A Fïïèh; 1993] - 5:20

Notes: The version of MDK here is from the 1972 Mekanik Kommandoh LP, which is mroe stripped down than the 1973 version (I like it better). Sucked that I couldn't include anything off Wurdah Itah or Attahk (I blame "De Futura", which made it on general popularity, not because I think it's "core" Magma). I also put on three Offering tracks (the first two segue into each other), as they really do carry on the zeuhl story in a new way, and contain some of the prettiest music Vander wrote.

Gone for the epics there I see

(By the way, if that Kevin Ayers selection of mike t-diva doesn't put a smile on your face, you're dead)

Herman, is Redd Kross as flat-out fucking incredible as Kris Kross?

(If not, why bother?)

They were the Russian version of Kriss Kross. In other words, their backwards pants wore them.

how many are checking out the comps?

kerr will i like yr two? what do they sound like?

I dont see why not. I'm surprised you've never heard them tbh. Youtube them first?

the 1st discs are rawer than the 2nd ones as you would expect. Redd Kross moved from punk to bubblegum pop.
screaming trees moved from more psychedelic rock to a slightly harder rocking sound.

Screaming Trees are pretty much golden all the way through, from the psych-rock of the SST years all the way to Dust, their awesome final album.

i wonder if stevie chick will agree with my tracklisting

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Modest Mouse - Travelling, Swallowing Dramamine

[DISC ONE]

01. Worms VS Birds
02. Classy Plastic Lumber
03. Dukes Up
04. Never Ending Math Equation
05. Dirty Fingernails
06. Baby Blue Sedan
07. Whenever You Breathe Out, I Breathe In (Positive/Negative)
08. Karma's Payment
09. Dramamine
10. Breakthrough
11. Dog Paddle
12. Tundra/Desert
13. Ohio
14. Exit Does Not Exist
15. Teeth Like God's Shoeshine
16. Heart Cooks Brain
17. Doin' The Cockroach
18. Out Of Gas
19. Styrofoam Boots/It's All Nice On Ice, Alright

[DISC TWO]

01. 3rd Planet
02. Gravity Rides Everything
03. Dark Center Of The Universe
04. Paper Thin Walls
05. I Came As A Rat
06. What people Are Made Of
07. Willful Suspension Of Disbelief
08. So Much Beauty In Dirt
09. Float On
10. Ocean Breathes Salty
11. Bukowski
12. The View
13. Satin In A Coffin
14. One Chance
15. Dashboard
16. Florida
17. Parting Of The Sensory
18. Missed The Boat
19. Satellite Skin
20. Perpetual Motion Machine

Mine probably won't get finished until Monday or so, but I can tell you it is shaping up very nicely. Spotify is likely a no-go for most of this stuff, but I will have a look and see how much I can put together. If there's at least some I'll make a playlist out of those and anyone who likes it can go seek out the rest themselves.

Funnily enough, the only one of these that I know enough to judge from the tracklist alone is the Momus one, and it's pretty awesome. Will have a listen to others later.

First of mine (apologies, I lack cover-making skills...):

Ice-Cream-Eating Motherfucker: A Fugazi Anthology

1. Margin Walker (2:30) (Margin Walker EP)
2. Reclamation (3:21) (Steady Diet Of Nothing LP)
3. Public Witness Program (2:04) (In On The Kill Taker LP)
4. Closed Captioned (4:53) (End Hits LP)
5. Bad Mouth (2:36) (Waiting Room EP)
6. Sieve-Fisted Find (3:24) (Repeater LP)
7. Furniture (3:36) (Furniture EP)
8. Full Disclosure (3:53) (The Argument LP)
9. Long Distance Runner (4:16) (Red Medicine LP)
10. Sweet And Low (3:36) (In On The Kill Taker LP)
11. Waiting Room (2:55) (Waiting Room EP)
12. Merchandise (2:59) (Repeater LP)
13. Argument (4:28) (The Argument LP)
14. Break (2:12) (End Hits LP)
15. Recap Modotti (3:51) (End Hits LP)
16. Bed For The Scraping (2:50) (Red Medicine LP)
17. Great Cop (1:52) (In On The Kill Taker LP)
18. Trio's (2:16) (Instrument Soundtrack LP)
19. Repeater (3:01) (Repeater LP)
20. Epic Problem (4:00) (The Argument LP)

I recreated the MBV and Beatles sets... only ones I already had all the songs for already. Also spent most my emusic credits on Momus tracks. He totally unfamiliar to me but I liked what I heard when I sampled a few tracks. But haven't given it proper listen yet. Nas and MF Doom will be next... I'm about halfway there for each of them.

I'm going to put mine up on the web somewhere too. No Illmatic today, and the 2nd Nas disc and Pearl Jam at some point TBD. Web mail me with your email address if you'd like the links.

Kleenex Girl Wonder/Graham Smith: Let the records stay six deep on the shelf

[Disc 1]
01. Response and Responsibility (from the Ain't Going Anywhere Soon EP)
02. The Art of Heroin (from the Gay Gigolo EP)
03. I'm Pregnant (from After Mathematics)
04. Right into the Arms of the Queen (from the Amos House Collection, Vol. 2 comp)
05. The Nearest Future(from Ponyoak)
06. Withholding Hands (from Smith)
07. The Bostonians (from Graham Smith is the Coolest Person Alive)
08. Tendency Right Foot Forward (from Ponyoak)
09. Put It on the Desk (from Graham Smith is the Coolest Person Alive)
10. Graham Smith is the Strongest Man Alive (from Ponyoak)
11. Julie & Barbara (from Graham Smith is the Coolest Person Alive)
12. Autumn Sonata (from Smith)
13. Five Minutes (from Graham Smith is the Coolest Person Alive)
14. Ark of Godiva (from Ponyoak)
15. Data for the Turtle in the Maze (from Graham Smith is the Coolest Person Alive)
16. The Sound of Paul (from Ponyoak)
17. My, You Look Ravishing Tonight! (from the Why I Write Such Good Songs EP)
19. What Is Your Posture? (from Graham Smith is the Coolest Person Alive)
20. Power Bird (from Ponyoak)

[Disc 2]
01. 2 Guitars (from Final Battle)
02. Has Anybody Ever Told You That You Look Like Dennis Spaag? (from November Brain)
03. Telempathy Training Seminar Saturday (from Mrs. Equitone)
04. Thessaloniki (from Accept the Mystery)
05. Man at His Saddest (from Mrs. Equitone)
06. No Nippon Ichi (Darkberk Vatiation) (from CMYK3: Yellow)
07. HEARTLE$$ (from Mrs. Equitone)
08. My Little Red Eyes (from November Brain)
09. Long Time No Sleep (from Yes Boss)
10. Cathedral Ceilingz (Album Version) (from Yes Boss)
11. The Passion (from Accept the Mystery)
12. Nights in White Staten (from November Brain)
13. HDTV (from Final Battle)
14. Stuyvesant Town (from November Brain)
15. Beast OS (from Yes Boss)
16. Girl, Don't Have an Embolism (from Yes Boss)
17. Take the Day Off of Work Day (from November Brain)
18. The South Street Seaport, the Song (from November Brain)
19. Carried Away (from Yes Boss)
20. Master I (from Final Battle)

Disc 1 is all stuff from before he dropped the KGW moniker, which he's since brought back for certain releases. But Final Battle was the first album released under his real name, so Disc 2 starts there. Most songs can be listened to/obtained at http://kgw.me. Though if anyone wants a link to this or the Momus comp, WebMail me and I can whip something up.

Knowledge and Overstanding: The Best of Roots Manuva from Nineteen-Longtime

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http://open.spotify.com/user/ejthribb/playlist/34LkqLSjPzOglkZ0W09s9X

1. Movements
2. Witness (1 Hope)
3. Let the Spirit
4. Double Drat
5. Grown Man
6. Colossal Insight
7. Soul Decay
8. A Haunting
9. A Man's Talk
10. True Skool (with Coldcut)
11. Chin High
12. Toothbrush
13. Clockwork
14. Thinking
15. Fever
16. Stone the Crows
17. All Things to All Men (with Cinematic Orchestra)
18. Dreamy Days

I can report that the Pearl Jam one hit the spot while I was cooking a rather tasty spaghetti amatriciana this evening. Thanks very much.

Ok, second of mine, decided to go only with stuff that wasn't on Björk's already-available Greatest Hits album:

Stop Acting Like Morrissey: A 'Björk's Greatest Hits' Companion

1. Sun In My Mouth (2:40) (Vespertine LP)
2. Oceania (3:25) (Medúlla LP)
3. Scatterheart (6:40) (Selmasongs LP)
4. Immature (3:06) (Homogenic LP)
5. The Anchor Song (3:32) (Debut LP)
6. Come To Me (4:56) (Debut LP)
7. My Snare (3:36) (Bachelorette single)
8. Hope (4:03) (Volta LP)
9. Storm (5:32) (Music From Matthew Barney's Drawing Restraint 9 LP)
10. Frosti (1:42) (Vespertine LP)
11. Aurora (4:39) (Vespertine LP)
12. Who Is It (3:57) (Medúlla LP)
13. Generous Palmstroke (4:25) (Hidden Place single)
14. All Neon Like (5:53) (Homogenic LP)
15. Sweet Intuition (4.44) (Army Of Me single)
16. Pneumonia (5:14) (Volta LP)
17. Desired Constellation (4:56) (Medúlla)
18. The Modern Things (4:10) (Post)

The Pearl Jam really is excellent, thanks. The more I hear them the more I think they are/were one of the great bands. Great drumming too, were they known for that?

i don't know the answer to that, but i always thought their early rhythm section [Jeff Ament (b), and Jack Irons (dr)] was the best thing PJ had going, if not one of the best in the biz

Question for Viceroy: If we post a 2 disc comp, can we just post one long list or do we have to break it up into 2 80-minute lists? The reason I ask is that I can't easily fit the songs on 2 CDs in the order I have them (ie, chronological). Do I have to rearrange them or it is ok to just post the whole thing as one list? I probably should have asked in the original thread but I notice everyone's posting CD1 and CD2 separately.

[fan gulp]

here goes

Simon (I think) got to Super Furry Animals before me (looking forward to seeing his selection), but this guy was my first musical itch and doesn't get much of a mention on radio or ILM, so I'm going to stand up for Elvis. These two disc length compilations are pretty much where I am with him these days, I hope that if anyone else listens to them they find something they know and love as well as something that surprises them.

[If anything just listen to the vocals at 1.40 after the second guitar solo in 'Hound dog' (the studio version - on vol. II): is he out of breath or has he gyrated slightly too far from the microphone when he sings "they said you was high class, well that was just a lie"? I still think it's a breath thing 30 years after first hearing it, but it's still to this day the closest corroboration in my head to seeing something in 3D.

[/fan gulp]

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Elvis Presley I: "Anyway you want me"
1. Pieces of my life [1975]
2. I'll never let you go (little darlin') [1954]
3. Men with broken hearts [live 1970]
4. Walk a mile in my shoes [live 1970]
5. Whole lotta shakin' goin' on [1970]
6. Baby let's play house [1955]
7. So close, yet so far (from paradise) [1965]
8. Anyway you want me (that's how I'll be) [1956]
9. Fame and fortune [1960]
10. A big hunk o' love [live 1972]
11. Hound dog [live 1969]
12. Loving arms [1973]
13. Is it so strange [1957]
14. (Marie's the name of) His latest flame [1961]
15. Are you lonesome tonight? [1960]
16. The fool [1970]
17. Fool [1972]
18. Hurt [1976]
19. (Now and then there's) A fool such as I [1958]
20. That's all right [1954]
21. Stranger in my own home town [1969]
22. There's always me [1961]
23. It's midnight [1973]
24. Trying to get to you [1955]
25. Your love's been a long time coming [1973]
26. Love coming down [1976]
27. Merry Christmas baby [1971]
28. Peace in the valley [1957]

Elvis Presley II - "That's how I'll be"
1. Little sister [1960]
2. My baby left me [1956]
3. Hard headed woman [1958]
4. Hound dog [1956]
5. Good rockin' tonight [1954]
6. Lawdy Miss Clawdy [1956]
7. I need your love tonight [1958]
8. All shook up [1957]
9. She's not you [1962]
10. Anything that's part of you [1961]
11. Good time Charlie's got the blues [1973]
12. Just tell her Jim said hello [1962]
13. Tomorrow is a long time [1966]
14. When my blue moon turns to gold again [1956]
15. Milkcow blues boogie [1954]
16. Blue moon [1954]
17. I was the one [1956]
18. If you talk in your sleep [1973]
19. There's a honky tonk angel (who will take me back in) [1973]
20. Reconsider baby [1960]
21. Mystery train [1955]
22. Separate ways [1972]
23. Bridge over troubled water [live 1970]
24. His hand in mine [1960]
25. Unchained melody [live 1977]
26. For the good times [1971]
27. True love travels on a gravel road [1969]
28. Can't help falling in love [live 1973]

Spotify links
I: http://open.spotify.com/user/kwimper/playlist/425zoJTN0Cs6cv9aMOkHrB
II: http://open.spotify.com/user/kwimper/playlist/0g32rk60x8xf0oc3v0IpAh

I've never heard a Modest Mouse track before, but I like "Birds VS Worms" and look forward to listening my way through more of nicky lofi's compilation.

Elvis is a brilliant idea. Someone was talking about Jacques Brel and Scott Walker on the nominations thread - elvis is kind of that: long career, fragmented catalogue, no idea where to start. This whole exercise is made for that sort of artist imo.

hold fire with the spotify links on the elvis stuff please, spotify has corrupted one of the running orders grrr

NERDY REPOST

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[fan gulp]

here goes

Simon (I think) got to Super Furry Animals before me (looking forward to seeing his selection), but this guy was my first musical itch and doesn't get much of a mention on radio or ILM, so I'm going to stand up for Elvis. These two disc length compilations are pretty much where I am with him these days, I hope that if anyone else listens to them they find something they know and love as well as something that surprises them.

[If anything just listen to the vocals at 1.40 after the second guitar solo in 'Hound dog' (the studio version - on vol. II): is he out of breath or has he gyrated slightly too far from the microphone when he sings "they said you was high class, well that was just a lie"? I still think it's a breath thing 30 years after first hearing it, but it's still to this day the closest corroboration in my head to seeing something in 3D.

[/fan gulp]

Elvis Presley I: "Anyway you want me"
1. Pieces of my life [1975]
2. I'll never let you go (little darlin') [1954]
3. Men with broken hearts [live 1970]
4. Walk a mile in my shoes [live 1970]
5. Whole lotta shakin' goin' on [1970]
6. Baby let's play house [1955]
7. So close, yet so far (from paradise) [1965]
8. Anyway you want me (that's how I'll be) [1956]
9. Fame and fortune [1960]
10. A big hunk o' love [live 1972]
11. Hound dog [live 1969]
12. Loving arms [1973]
13. Is it so strange [1957]
14. (Marie's the name of) His latest flame [1961]
15. Are you lonesome tonight? [1960]
16. The fool [1970]
17. Fool [1972]
18. Hurt [1976]
19. (Now and then there's) A fool such as I [1958]
20. That's all right [1954]
21. Stranger in my own home town [1969]
22. There's always me [1961]
23. It's midnight [1973]
24. Trying to get to you [1955]
25. Your love's been a long time coming [1973]
26. Love coming down [1976]
27. Merry Christmas baby [1971]
28. Peace in the valley [1957]

Elvis Presley II - "That's how I'll be"
1. Little sister [1960]
2. My baby left me [1956]
3. Hard headed woman [1958]
4. Hound dog [1956]
5. Good rockin' tonight [1954]
6. Lawdy Miss Clawdy [1956]
7. I need your love tonight [1958]
8. All shook up [1957]
9. She's not you [1962]
10. Anything that's part of you [1961]
11. Good time Charlie's got the blues [1973]
12. Just tell her Jim said hello [1962]
13. Tomorrow is a long time [1966]
14. When my blue moon turns to gold again [1956]
15. Milkcow blues boogie [1954]
16. Blue moon [1954]
17. I was the one [1956]
18. If you talk in your sleep [1973]
19. There's a honky tonk angel (who will take me back in) [1973]
20. Reconsider baby [1960]
21. Mystery train [1955]
22. Separate ways [1972]
23. Bridge over troubled water [live 1970]
24. His hand in mine [1960]
25. Unchained melody [live 1977]
26. For the good times [1971]
27. True love travels on a gravel road [1969]
28. Can't help falling in love [live 1973]

these spotify links should now be in the correct running order (it's important)......

vol. 1 http://open.spotify.com/user/kwimper/playlist/425zoJTN0Cs6cv9aMOkHrB
vol. 2 http://open.spotify.com/user/kwimper/playlist/0g32rk60x8xf0oc3v0IpAh

all cool, uh huh huh

yes, spotify hasn't come to the Third World yet, so I'm just posting the cover art of my Afrobeat compilation

http://yfrog.com/04afrobeatj

http://yfrog.com/4oafrobeatcontraj

Someone do Sinatra

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http://img168.imageshack.us/img168/8034/afrobeatcontra.jpg

Someone do Sinatra

― Ismael Klata, Thursday, September 9, 2010 9:15 PM (2 minutes ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

i don't know/like enough to try that, but i'd do glenn miller.... :-)

or buddy holly?

whatever and shin - those look terrific!

really enjoying this elvis for better or worse

ahoyhoy, there is never a time when one should ever regret or apologise for listening to elvis.

chucky d may take my card tho

he has rescinded his views.

somewhat

i wonder if chuck d is lonesome tonight

ps England. SPOTIFY DOESN'T WORK IN AMERICA. THANKS

no one chose Sin Ropas but I uploaded close to 80 minutes of tracks for my friend because of a forthcoming concert. Divshare

pretty sure the viceroy covered this in his invitation thread. cheers.

That Roxy Music compilation is spot on, nice work iago g.
― Kitchen Person, Thursday, September 9, 2010

Thanks! I gave it alot of thought and it's nice to hear that.

Eep! I did my third one and am not sure I have the time and mental energy left to do my official (first and second) ones. Will try.