Having finally polished off the six parts of Volume 6 last week to less than rapturous applause, we move swiftly on to Volume 7, and a return to the Indie disco and *gulps* a ‘theme’.
I would imagine that most of you will spot the theme when the first track drops. If you don’t, then I would suggest you’re probably the sort of person who should be out handing out Covid conspiracy and anti-mask leaflets with Piers Corbyn.
I really enjoyed putting this mix together, and had a good old sing-a-long to it when listening back to it to check for ‘quality’ purposes (feedback and training, y’know the sort of thing).
Not that you should take that as me likening it to telephone hold music, far from it: here you’ve got 22 songs crammed into 70 minutes, only two of which dare to outstay their welcome by venturing past the four-minute mark. There’s the usual mix of songs you may have forgotten about, scattered amongst the ones you’ve never heard before, and maybe some you never want to hear again, there’s pop, there’s balls-out rockers (or whatever the female equivalent is….realises that L7 feature, and they literally showed us when they appeared on The Word), there’s a couple of tremendous cover versions. Something for everyone, in other words.
So without further ado – and look: not even a disclaimer this week! (although their are a couple of skips, but you know why that is by now) – here we go:
And here’s the track listing. Look away if you want to avoid spoilers:
- Maxïmo Park – Girls Who Play Guitars
- The Breeders – Cannonball
- Veruca Salt – Seether
- The Runaways – Cherry Bomb
- L7 – Pretend We’re Dead
- PJ Harvey – Dress
- Girls at Our Best! – Getting Nowhere Fast
- Lush – Ladykillers
- The Long Blondes – Separated By Motorways
- The Flatmates – Happy All The Time
- The Pretenders – Middle of the Road
- The Go-Go’s – Can’t Stop the World
- Vanessa Paradis – Be My Baby
- `Voice Of The Beehive – Don’t Call Me Baby
- Dua Lipa – Levitating
- Stereolab – Wow And Flutter
- Belly – Feed The Tree
- Suzanne Vega – Left Of Centre
- The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart – Young Adult Friction
- Asobi Seksu – Never Understand
- Toquiwa – Kennedy
- Pixies – Gigantic
Hope you like!
More soon.
A History of Dubious Taste 