OK, the very next mixtape has the very informed writing on it in my own hand writing: late April 2005. So why didn’t I just put the date? I don’t know why I didn’t do that? Does anyone know? Nobody knows why I do anything even myself, I guess! Anyway here are all the songs on this on this old mixtape on CD-r, if you missed the last post yesterday where I explain going for the cassette tapes to CD-rs here’s a link to that just for you.
Track #1: Nature Boy by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Track #2: You Really Got Me by The Kinks
Track #3: La La La Love by Pixies
Track #4: Hounds Of Love by Kate Bush
Track #5: Sara by Bob Dylan
Track #6: TV Movie by Pulp
Track #7: Everything Must Converge by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Track #8: Don’t Cry by Guns N’ Roses
Track #9: One More Cup Of Coffee (Valley Below) by The White Stripes
Track #10: Cry Cry Cry by Johnny Cash
Track #11: I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry by Hank Williams
Track #12: Don’t Smoke In Bed by Nina Simone
Track #13: That Crawlin’ Baby Blues by Blind Lemon Jefferson
Track #14: Man Gave Names To All The Animals by Bob Dylan
Track #15: To Be By Your Side by Nick Cave
Track #16: Adagio In G Minor by Tomaso Albinoni
Track #17: The Weight (And The Sea) by Bluetile Lounge
Track #18: Estranged by Guns N’ Roses
So yet three more Cave songs on this, all from 2000’s. One from his double album, one B-side and one from a soundtrack for a bird doco also did spot the cameo backing vocals of geese? Maybe it should have been Bob Dylan or Guns N’ Roses as the feature image today because both have two songs and Pixies only have one here, oh well. What are you or them going to do? Sue me or something? This time also we go back in time and history not just modern rock music, my this week’s Friday morning post got 1940’s country, 1920’s blues and 18th-century Venetian master too. You’ve got to mix it up sometimes, you know?

I hope you enjoy this one too! I will post something different tomorrow, OK? Got to ask yet again, what does everyone or anyone like, love or even you can tell me if you hate/dislike anything from the above songs?
I thought the “The Knicks” were a basketball team?
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LOL! oops me and my spelling and dyslexia hey? I’ll have to edit it! Thanks 🙂 I did once have New York Knicks top and I did some re-working on it myself, changing it to the Bad Seeds Nicks!
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Estranged = exemplary closing track.
Great to see Kate Bush make an appearance too!
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Estranged would be my fave gunners track of all-time!
Cheers Stephen 🙂
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Nice to hear ‘To Be by Your Side’ again, have always loved that song.
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Oh yeah, it’s a epic song that should be listen tooo more!
Cheers David 🙂
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Hi William, Well what a diverse mix! I never thought there’d be classical music on your blog. It’s a great moody piece though. In fact lots of moody songs – I’ve listened to the lot of them this time and they work well together. Lots of ‘cry’ing songs too. I liked the Pixies song as it had slipped my mind with all the hits on that album. Thanks
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Oh yeah, I like how it started off with a few total love songs and skips straight to heart-break and crying well almost!
Cheers yet again Ozflicks 🙂
BTW Can I ask if you have real name? Or did your old folks just knew you would love oz films when you where born? Or is that just getting toooooo personal? You tell me to f offff if you wanna!
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Hi William, I’m Peter (typical common name of my generation) from Coffs Harbour and Sydney. I now split my time between Sydney and Greece where my wife has relatives. Cheers
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Hi Peter, nice to meet you after all this time! Now I’ve got to see if I remember that now?
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