More Than Less Than Zero
The definitive Generation X mix tape to disappear in Los Angeles ca. 1983. Fuck Christmas with every directly-name-dropped and/or vaguely-hinted-at song in Bret Easton Ellis’s debut novel “Less Than Zero” — plus a couple of surprises.
Otis and Andrew Got High – Again
Taking the energy at the front end and letting it slide, featuring artists like: Siouxsie and the Banshees, Method Man, The Pharcyde, All Them Witches, Roots Manuva, Devin The Dude, Charlotte Church, Brigid Mae Power
Corduroy and LSD
The spirit of the 70s lives on, featuring artists like: Jimi Hendrix, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Steppenwolf, Bob Weir, Fleetwood Mac, Pink Floyd, The Who
Borderline Country
Do-si-do to knee-slapping country songs from unexpected rock artists, featuring artists like: Beck, The Dandy Warhols, St. Vincent, Courtney Barnett, Starcrawler, Cake, Blind Melon, The Kills
Tangerine – Led Zeppelin
When most people think of Led Zeppelin, they think of vibrating, electric, bad-to-the-bone rock and roll. However, as most bands worth their salt, they had a kaleidoscope of sounds, sounds that involved an overlapping of genres, including blues, country, reggae, R&B and folk. “Tangerine” is one of their songs that doesn’t quite fall into the category of their usual sound, while simultaneously being their quintessential sound.