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I've always had way too much time on my hands.
Mixtape Countdown Nostalgia Blast
You can see that with cassette #4, I really started to warm to my project and began challenging myself to make my work visually aesthetically valid, with a clear artistic statement. Or something.
Tape 4
860. Record Body Count - Rheostatics
859. Sinful - Pete Wiley
858. One More Colour - Jane Sibbery
n/a Time After Time - Beloved confused with:
857. Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper
(Due to songs being called up by title and not by artist, the wrong Time After Time was played here. Apparently, the Beloved song comes up again later, much higher in the countdown.)
856. Good Morning Britain - Aztec Camera
855. Careless Whisper - Wham!
854. Moondance - Van Morrison
853. Everybody Wants to Rule The World - Tears For Fears
852. Tour de France - Kraftwerk
851. Ship of Fools - Erasure
850. Radio Radio - Elvis Costello
849. Strange Days - Doors
848. Revolution - Cult
847. The Boy With The Thorn in His Side - Smiths
846. Marian - Sisters of Mercy (video!)
...at the end of which my favourite DJ, Dani Elwell, declares her intention to broadcast from an exotic location. "It's Halloween ... and it's the Alternative Bedtime Hour in a graveyard!"
Kneale Mann - "You're really pushing for this, aren't you?"
Of course, the hoped-for graveyard show never did happen ... waah.
The Bedtime Hour was your source for all that trippy, abstract, drone-y music that doesn't make it into the standard alternative rock playlist. Dani would sometimes play bands like Ministry during the Bedtime Hour, but it would have to be some hallucinogenic track like "Dreamsong", rather than something louder and more rousing. I also remember a lot of new age-y pieces from Dan Gibson's Solitudes - birdsong and dripping water set to chill electronic backing. Oh, and lots and lots of Cocteau Twins :)
845. Subdivisions - Rush (video!)
844. Pigs In Zen - Jane's Addiction
843. Don't Know Why I Love You - House of Love
842. Cat's Cradle - Harry Chapin
841. Brilliant Mind - Furniture (video!)
840. Chorus - Erasure
839. Romeo and Juliet - Dire Straits
Tape 4
860. Record Body Count - Rheostatics
859. Sinful - Pete Wiley
858. One More Colour - Jane Sibbery
n/a Time After Time - Beloved confused with:
857. Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper
(Due to songs being called up by title and not by artist, the wrong Time After Time was played here. Apparently, the Beloved song comes up again later, much higher in the countdown.)
856. Good Morning Britain - Aztec Camera
855. Careless Whisper - Wham!
854. Moondance - Van Morrison
853. Everybody Wants to Rule The World - Tears For Fears
852. Tour de France - Kraftwerk
851. Ship of Fools - Erasure
850. Radio Radio - Elvis Costello
849. Strange Days - Doors
848. Revolution - Cult
847. The Boy With The Thorn in His Side - Smiths
846. Marian - Sisters of Mercy (video!)
...at the end of which my favourite DJ, Dani Elwell, declares her intention to broadcast from an exotic location. "It's Halloween ... and it's the Alternative Bedtime Hour in a graveyard!"
Kneale Mann - "You're really pushing for this, aren't you?"
Of course, the hoped-for graveyard show never did happen ... waah.
The Bedtime Hour was your source for all that trippy, abstract, drone-y music that doesn't make it into the standard alternative rock playlist. Dani would sometimes play bands like Ministry during the Bedtime Hour, but it would have to be some hallucinogenic track like "Dreamsong", rather than something louder and more rousing. I also remember a lot of new age-y pieces from Dan Gibson's Solitudes - birdsong and dripping water set to chill electronic backing. Oh, and lots and lots of Cocteau Twins :)
845. Subdivisions - Rush (video!)
844. Pigs In Zen - Jane's Addiction
843. Don't Know Why I Love You - House of Love
842. Cat's Cradle - Harry Chapin
841. Brilliant Mind - Furniture (video!)
840. Chorus - Erasure
839. Romeo and Juliet - Dire Straits














pealy stickers and texta's all over
i now wonder whats on all my old tapes!?!
penciled in for me next rainyday
This is such a treasure you have here.
Yorrik - yes, delve into the mists of history and tell us what's on yer old tapes!!!
these are from labour day weekend 1991, about 6 mos before the fall ... so it wasn't called the Edge yet ...