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Mixed Up: The LCD Funster, Parts 2 & 3

Our guests begin arriving in just over an hour, and at last the mix trilogy is complete. (Background: see my first LCD Funster post).

Should be a fun time tonight. We threw a party for the same crowd last year, and my drunk ass spent all evening stumbling up and down the stairs to the turntable every three or four minutes to throw on another song. And while I’m certain to mix it up a bit, take requests, and veer spontaneously away from the regularly scheduled program, these mixes should allow the DJ some breathing room so’s I can actually do some socializin’.

Without further adieux, discs two and three:

Disc Two

01 Franz FerdinandTake Me Out
02 Victor Go On Do It
03 Justin TimberlakeRock Yr Body
04 Moonbabies Fieldtrip USA
05 Kiss Detroit Rock City
06 Hall & OatesPrivate Eyes
07 Doobie BrosListen to the Music
08 Gin BlossomsHey Jealousy
09 DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh PrinceSummertime
10 Tom PettyAmerican Girl
11 Psychedelic FursPretty in Pink
12 Hi-TensionBritish Hustle
13 Foreigner Feels Like the First Time
14 Morphine Buena
15 Ice CubeWicked
16 Talking Heads Life During Wartime
17 Fleetwood Mac Dreams
18 Astrud GilbertoTake Me to Aruanda
19 Rezillos Somebody’s Gonna Get Their Head Kicked In Tonight
20 Bobby BrownOn Our Own

Disc Three

01 DJ Shadow Organ Donor (Extended Overhaul)
02 Bell Biv DevoeDo Me
03 Guns n’ Roses You Could be Mine
04 TV on the RadioStaring at the Sun
05 Night RangerSister Christian
06 Temptations Psychedelic Shack
07 Frankie Valli Can’t Take My Eyes Off You
08 Rolling StonesBrown Sugar
09 Information Society What’s On Your Mind (Pure Energy)
10 Run DMCIt’s Tricky
11 The CarsHello Again
12 Madonna Open Your Heart
13 Tommy James & the ShondellsCrystal Blue Persuasion
14 Sly & the Family Stone Thank You Falletinme Be Mice Elf Agin
15 Jane’s AddictionBeen Caught Stealing
16 Rocket From the Crypt Middle
17 Devo Whip It
18 Def LeppardPour Some Sugar on Me
19 Thompson TwinsHold Me Now
20 The Big Bopper Big Bopper’s Wedding
21 Digital UndergroundHumpty Dance

I had in mind several ideas for the remainder of this post: jotting a brief note about each track, ruminating over the typical acoustic idiosyncrasies of my mixes (which the noiseboy always used ta give me shit about), describing some of the minor headaches that arose in putting these discs together, re-invoking my disclaimer regarding their more mainstream content, or free-associating on seventies funk, eighties glam metal, or nineties “alternative.”

Instead, I’m just gonna sign off.

Until next time.

N/P The Gris Gris – s/t

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