Hi everyone, and welcome to another one of my Mixtapes. If you're not sure what a Mixtape is, here's an explanation...
A Mixtape is a playlist of a certain genre, band or era. The list is generally 80 minutes long, the same length of a blank CD, with further recommendations if some of the songs aren't to your taste. Remember kids, downloading is wrong!
As the world has moved on from CDs and we're in a digital age now, I also make the playlist on Spotify and YouTube where possible. Celebrating 25 years of the Foo Fighters! In case you're wondering, this is a list of what I think are the best Foo Fighters songs - that have never been singles. I'm surprised that some of these songs aren't singles, especially as they are regularly played live or even have music videos in some cases. The final song of the list can be argued that it's Dave Grohl as a solo artist rather than the Foo Fighters as it was around the time when Nirvana broke up, but then, the whole first Foo Fighters album is also technically Dave as a solo artist when you think about it!
Without any further delay, here's the Best of Non-Single Foo Fighters! Next to the tracks are what album each song came out on. Where possible, I've also linked each track on YouTube.
To listen to the playlist on Spotify click here! It's missing a couple of tracks unfortunately, but it's mostly there! To listen to the playlist on YouTube click here! In case you're interested, I've done a few of these Mixtapes over the years, if you like the following artists, perhaps give them a listen by clicking the links below!
Hey everyone and welcome to another Mixtape! Two in two weeks, they're coming like buses! Over seven years ago I did my first "Best of Industrial" Mixtape. You can find that link here. At the time I was struggling to create that Mixtape, reason being that while I love the genre, there weren't that many bands that I knew and loved beyond the obvious. Choosing around 20 artists of this genre isn't easy, certainly those of good quality. Yet the sound in its pure form is just beautiful. It's hard to put into words. Anyway, doing this Part 2, seven years later was so much easier. I can't again explain why either. Perhaps my palette has increased for the genre? But it was always there and I've always loved it. As I said it's hard to explain! Not familiar with the term Industrial? I'll copy and past what I put down in my Volume 1 because I explained it relatively well then. The roots of Industrial music started in the seventies and with the Industrial Records company, but they weren't really successful, nor was the sound. But it inspired the "Post-Industrial" genre, what we now know as Industrial music. So if you're an Industrial purist, you could say that the list below is not Industrial music, but Post-Industrial music. I will continue to consider this Mixtape and the songs and sound as Industrial music, but let's not be ignorant to the original genre of the seventies. There's so many influences that helped made the genre, and there are so many influences from Industrial music that helped shape music today. So what have I defined as Industrial below? Well, after the seventies Industrial Records scene, Industrial (or Post-Industrial) roots back to the early eighties. Arguably the first Post-Industrial band was Skinny Puppy, but of course, there were bands that influenced Skinny Puppy to make the sound they made, and there were a few bands around that time that while aren't Industrial as a sole genre, they also helped to the rise. Bands like Killing Joke, Bauhaus, Ministry, KMFDM and Kraftwerk are all bands that in some way, shape or form, helped Industrial music to become what it has been in the eighties, nineties and naughties.
But, and you can argue I'm biased in saying this, but to me, the band that pioneered Industrial music is Nine Inch Nails. A lot of the 1980s Industrial lacked melody, it sounded great but it was repetitive and became almost brainless music. But Nine Inch Nails added melody, added quality vocals and also started using ground breaking electronic metal music to add to the machinery sound that was Industrial music. As I said, I could be biased, as Nine Inch Nails are my favourite band. Not familiar with my Mixtapes? Here are the rules.
A Mixtape is a playlist of a certain genre, band or era. The list is generally 80 minutes long, the same length of a blank CD, with further recommendations if some of the songs aren't to your taste. Remember kids, downloading is wrong!
This list you'll see below isn't just Industrial music. It's a celebration of the sound, and the sounds that have been influenced by Industrial music. Industrial music has been used in so many genres since the boring machine sound of the eighties, it's used in dance music, techno, alternative rock, indie, metal and most recently, dubstep. You name the genre, chances are Industrial had an assist in there for making the genre what it is today. So there's a lot of bands here that aren't Industrial. But I've selected certain songs by those bands, that have roots from the Industrial genre, and have them showcase how good the sound can be when done perfectly. I have some eighties industrial, nineties industrial, some electronic dance music and some heavy industrial metal. Enjoy my second homage to Industrial music!
To listen to the playlist on YouTube click here! So I hope you enjoy this list. As I said, some of these bands are not Industrial, but I hope you understand their inclusion in the list. They have roots from the genre, and like to implement it into their modern sounds. Until next time, take care!
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Hi everyone, and welcome to another one of my Mixtapes. If you're not sure what a Mixtape is, here's an explanation...
A Mixtape is a playlist of a certain genre, band or era. The list is generally 80 minutes long, the same length of a blank CD, with further recommendations if some of the songs aren't to your taste. Remember kids, downloading is wrong!
As the world has moved on from CDs and we're in a digital age now, I also make the playlist on Spotify and YouTube where possible. In this case, I can only do the Mixtape on Spotify because Rammstein are very protective over their copyrighting on YouTube. So, just in case you're wondering, this is a list of what I think are Rammstein's best songs - that have never been singles. I'm surprised that some of these songs aren't singles, especially as they are regularly played live or even have music videos in some cases. And yes - this list does include their new album released only two days ago. And again, yes - you REALLY should listen to that new album. It's tremendous.
Without any further delay, here's the Best of Non-Single Rammstein! Next to the tracks are what album each song came out on. Where possible, I've also linked each track on YouTube.
To listen to the playlist on Spotify click here! In case you're interested, I've done a few of these Mixtapes over the years, if you like the following artists, perhaps give them a listen by clicking the links below!
Hi everyone, and welcome to another one of my Mixtapes. In case you're not sure what a Mixtape is, here's an explanation...
A Mixtape is a playlist of a certain genre, band or era. The list is generally 80 minutes long, the same length of a blank CD, with further recommendations if some of the songs aren't to your taste. Remember kids, downloading is wrong!
The Sega Mega Drive (or Genesis if you're from the US) is one of my favourite consoles. It was the first console I ever had as my own, and it holds a very strong sentimental value. Some of the music from this 32-bit era was truly tremendous. It's amazing how much power the console had at the time, in terms of producing great tunes. The 64-bit era and beyond changed music in video games forever because they could play actual genuine music, but back when the Mega Drive was around that wasn't the case.
So I wanted to showcase my favourite songs from my favourite games from this era of video gaming. If you want to see an actual list of my 50 Favourite Mega Drive Games, simply click this link here. But as for the music, here's the playlist below, with links to each individual song!
Title Theme - Street Fighter II Championship Edition
Hi everyone, it's me again with another Marilyn Manson post! It's actually the 20 year anniversary of "Mechanical Animals", one of Manson's finest records. It doesn't get the same attention "Antichrist Superstar" does, but that takes nothing away about how truly incredible the album is. When people ask me what my favourite albums of all time are, I always say "The Downward Spiral" by Nine Inch Nails, "Antichrist Superstar" and "Mechanical Animals". It's truly a masterpiece. I did a review on the album when I was around 14 years old, it's a bit embarrassing looking at it now but if you do want to read it, it's archived on this website here. On the topic of old posts, last year I listed my Top 15 Marilyn Manson cover versions if you want to read that, click here.
Anyway, digressing. So today I'm posting something I came up with nearly a year ago actually. When Manson was releasing "Heaven Upside Down", I had a thought. I wondered, will Marilyn Manson create a second "Greatest Hits" style album? The reason behind this is pretty simple. Manson's last album was his tenth album. When he released his fifth album, he released "Lest We Forget: The Best Of", which is pretty much a "Greatest Hits" album of, what is now, half of his career, album-wise. So it does beg the question, will Manson consider making a "Best of Vol 2"? There is a strong possibility that Manson may not make this album. Why? Because, as much as it might hurt some hardcore fans to admit, Manson's last five albums aren't even close to being on par with his first five. Even is Manson does consider doing a compilation album, he may not even do a "Best of Vol 2", he might actually do an actual "Greatest Hits" album, which may or may not be 2 CDs and may feature predominantly songs from the peak of his career. But, regardless of if it happens or not, if it's a "Vol 2" or an all-round "Greatest Hits" or not, it got me thinking, if "Vol 2" did come out, what would it look like? I did a bit of thinking and a bit of number crunching. "Vol 1" was 20 songs, so I wanted "Vol 2" to also be 20 songs. It is harder than you'd think as well to predict a "Vol 2", because Manson hasn't even released 20 singles off 5 albums. He's released 9. So then I had to think, well what songs off each album that were not singles would feature? What songs were played live more than others? What songs had music videos despite not being singles? What albums are even "better" or "more popular"? Would he release a single to promote the album, like he did with "Personal Jesus" and "Vol 1"? He's recently released a cover version of "Cry Little Sister" and to my knowledge it's actually a music single. So believe it or not, it wasn't the easiest project. But I gave it my best shot, and this is what I came up with:
Album colour codes: Eat Me, Drink Me The High End of Low Born Villain The Pale Emperor Heaven Upside Down I've played it from start to finish a few times in the last few months and it does play quite well. I do take pride in my track listing orders so I believe, again, in my prediction, that if he were to release "Vol 2", it may play similar to this. I've actually made it into a Playlist on YouTube and Spotify, click below if you want to hear it on those platforms: Spotify YouTube So what do you guys think? Comment below! Thanks for your time!
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Hi everyone, it's been a while since I posted on this site, and it's been even longer since I did an official Mixtape! I haven't done a Mixtape in five and a half years, crazy! Anyway, in case you're not sure what a Mixtape is, here's an explanation...
A Mixtape is a playlist of a certain genre, band or era. The list is generally 80 minutes long, the same length of a blank CD, with further recommendations if some of the songs aren't to your taste. Remember kids, downloading is wrong!
Back in 2011 I did a Mixtape of my favourite cover versions, and, looking back on it, it's a very good list and I agree with most of my suggestions on the list. But, in the past 7 years there have been some belters that have come out, and, also, looking back on the list from 2011, I did miss out on some amazing cover versions. So I decided to do a Volume 2 of my favourite cover versions! Now, this list is probably just as good as Volume 1 so check them both out if you get time - to find the first list simply click here. Before I begin I'd just like to rule out artists that do cover versions predominantly as an artist, like Weird Al Yankovic, who does parodies of songs, and Richard Cheese, who does amazing jazz versions of songs. If you've never heard the work of Richard Cheese, seriously, give the guy a listen, he's absolutely phenomenal and funny, let this song get you started. One more thing, linked below are the songs and if you click on the original artists (which are bracketed) you can listen to the originals, if I can find them. Anyway, onto the Mixtape!
To listen to the playlist on YouTube click here! Well I hope you enjoyed this list. I tried to pick different songs that people may not have heard, or have considered before. Who knows, I might make Vol. 3 in another seven years time! Until next time, take care.
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Happy New Year people. For the last four years I've been calculating all my play counts on my personal media player, to see what songs I listen to the most. And then at the start of the next year I reveal what the 100 most listened to songs were that year. Last year I revealed The Mercyside 100 2015, the year before I did The Mercyside 100 2014 and of course the year before I did The Mercyside 100 2013 which was the first one. Click on those if you're interested in what I played most on those years.
This year I did The Mercyside 100 2016. Like last year the reason why I'm not doing this in radio show format is because there's a lot of entries in this list by a certain band called Slaves. Slaves are by far my favourite band at the moment and unfortunately, Mixcloud won't allow you to play more than three songs by one artist in the same show. And that means it's difficult, because, well, they appear a lot. Even more than last year even. Which is crazy! I was going to make this into a playlist on YouTube but I can't do that either, because certain songs are not on YouTube which is frustrating. So, in reverse order, here are is The Mercyside 100 2016! These are 100 songs I played more than anything else last year.
So, what was the most played song of the year for me? Here it is...
So there we go! I hope you find some interesting entries in here, and if so, check them out on Youtube if you can, most of the songs are easily available on there. And if you don't like the band Slaves then this list clearly isn't for you! If there's something on this list you've not heard before and you end up really liking, let me know, comment below! I'd be happy to have gotten you into a song or an artist you've not heard before!
"Yellow text" If you don't listen to The Mercy Side, my radio shows which you can find on Mixcloud, then you may not know that I reveal every month what was my "Song of the Month". Basically, those tracks where played more than any other track, on a particular month of 2016. Here's the list in order, with Youtube links attached: January 2016:Live Like an Animal - Slaves February 2016:Well Everybody's Fucking in a UFO - Rob Zombie March 2016:Control (feat. Slaves) - Chase and Status April 2016:The Sound of Silence - Disturbed May 2016:OK - Slaves June 2016:Leave it All Behind - Cult to Follow July 2016:Miss Alissa - Eagles of Death Metal August 2016:Spit it Out - Slaves September 2016:People That You Meet - Slaves October 2016:War Time - King 810 November 2016:Dig - Mudvayne December 2016:NSFW - Psychostick
"Beauty Quest", my most played song of 2016 has never been Song of the Month. It's the first time a song has gotten to #1 without being Song of the Month since 2013, when "Rock and Roll (in a Black Hole) by Rob Zombie did it. Multiple Artist Entries
Here's a list of artists with more than one entry in The Mercyside 100 2016: 24 Entries - Slaves 14 Entries - King 810 5 Entries - Saul Williams 4 Entries - The Fratellis, Nine Inch Nails 2 Entries - Arctic Monkeys, Eagles of Death Metal, Fear Factory, Foo Fighters, Leo Moracchioli Multiple Album Entries
Here's a list of albums with more than one entry in The Mercyside 100 2015:
10 Entries - "Are You Satisfied?" by Slaves 8 Entries - "Memoirs of a Murderer" by King 810; "Take Control" by Slaves 5 Entries - "La Petite Mort or a Conversation With God" by King 810 4 Entries - "MartyrLoserKing" by Saul Williams 3 Entries - "Sugar Coated Bitter Truth" by Slaves 2 Entries - "AM" by Arctic Monkeys; "Costello Music" by The Fratellis
Here's some charts showing you how often songs appeared by the year, or decade...
Also, if you're interested, 53 songs on this list were not singles, which means that 47 of them were!
79% of songs on this list were from the last 6 years, down 1% from last year's statistic of 80% of songs being from the last 5 years. Again I need to give a proper shoutout to King 810. Both King 810 and Slaves have been bands I haven't stopped listening to over the past two years. Both bands got played a heck of a lot in 2015, but both bands practically doubled their tallies this year. One reason is because they're brilliant bands but the second reason in fairness is because they've both released a new album last year. Both albums are very good. Clearly the message I'm giving you is listen to Slaves and listen to King 810, dammit!! Well that's it from me at the moment, I'll be back at some point I'm sure with another website project! All the best and thanks for reading!
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We’ve finally arrived at the end of this listing. It may
have taken a lot longer than I ever expected to (it should have only been 100
days!) but we got there! I hope you’ve
enjoyed this listing and I’m sure you want to know what my favourite song has
been over the Last Half Decade. Before we get there, I’d just like to recap the
whole listing from #100 to #2… #100: Madness – Muse #99: Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites – Skrillex #98: Neat Little Rows – Elbow #97: No Reflection - Marilyn Manson #96: Explain My Heart - Saul Williams #95: I'm in the Mood... For Beards - The Beards #94: She's Not Gone Yet But She's Leaving - The Fratellis #93: Shotgun - Limp Bizkit #92: Can't Rely on You - Paloma Faith #91: Blue Blood Blues - The Dead Weather #90: Rebellion - Linkin Park (feat. Daron Malakian) #89: Paradise – Coldplay #88: Sing - Ed Sheeran #87: Mein Land – Rammstein #86: Elephant - Tame Impala #85: Love Turns to Hate - The Eighties Matchbox B-Line
Disaster #84: On Top of the World - Imagine Dragons #83: G.D.F.R. - Flo Rida #82: Evil Eye - Franz Ferdinand #81: Little Monster - Royal Blood #80: Blurred Lines - Robin Thicke #79: Brendan's Death Song - Red Hot Chili Peppers #78: Go Kindergarten - The Lonely Island (feat. Robyn) #77: The Negative One – Slipknot #76: Royals – Lorde #75: Government Trash - Death From Above 1979 #74: Survival – Eminem #73: Sick Bubblegum - Rob Zombie #72: Gentleman – PSY #71: Go Right Ahead - The Hives #70: These Days - Foo Fighters #69: Word Crimes - Weird Al Yankovic #68: One for the Road - Arctic Monkeys #67: Nightmare - Avenged Sevenfold #66: Princess of China – Coldplay (feat. Rihanna) #65: Kill the Power – Skindred #64: Where's Your Car Debbie? – Slaves #63: Suit and Tie - Justin Timberlake (feat. Jay-Z) #62: Stevie – Kasabian #61: Narcissistic Cannibal – KoRn (feat. Skrillex and Kill
the Noise) #60: Bad Girls - M.I.A. #59: Devil in I – Slipknot #58: Tighten Up - The Black Keys #57: QWERTY – Mushroomhead #56: Radioactive - Imagine Dragons #55: Dibby Dibby Sound - DJ Fresh vs Jay Fay feat. Ms
Dynamite #54: Came Back Haunted - Nine Inch Nails #53: Gangnam Style – PSY #52: Warning – Skindred #51: Bassline Junkie - Dizzee Rascal #50: Fat Around the Heart - King 810 #49: Supremacy – Muse #48: Bridge Burning - Foo Fighters #47: Never Never – KoRn #46: Sandpaper – Fozzy (feat. M Shadows) #45: Out of the Black - Royal Blood #44: Eez-eh – Kasabian #43: Sweet Sour - Band of Skulls #42: Berzerk – Eminem #41: Santo Domingo - Jon Fratelli #40: Talk Dirty - Jason Derulo #39: 99 Percenters – Ministry #38: The Vampyre of Time and Memory - The Queens of the
Stone Age #37: Right Now – PSY #36: Panic Station – Muse #35: Figure it Out - Serj Tankian #34: Lonely Boy - The Black Keys #33: Low Hangin' Fruit - Tenacious D #32: Days Are Forgotten – Kasabian #31: Figure it Out - Royal Blood #30: It Gets Worse - Mindless Self Indulgence #29: Karma - Jamie N Commons #28: Get Up! – KoRn (feat. Skrillex) #27: Snap Out of It - Arctic Monkeys #26: Hey – Slaves #25: Thrift Shop – Macklemore and Ryan Lewis #24: Megatron - Crazy Town #23: If I Had a Tail - The Queens of the Stone Age #22: House of Pain - Hot Action Cop #21: Howlin' For You - The Black Keys #20: Something From Nothing - Foo Fighters #19: Thieves - Limp Bizkit #18: Jack Sparrow - The Lonely Island #17: Do I Wanna Know? - Arctic Monkeys #16: Blame it on the Boom Boom - Black Stone Cherry #15: Black Skinhead - Kanye West #14: Baby We're Refugees! - Jon Fratelli #13: The Island - Pt II (Dusk) – Pendulum #12: Dance - Saul Williams #11: Ain't No Grave - Johnny Cash #10: Niggas in Paris - Jay-Z and Kanye West #9: Smooth Sailing - The Queens of the Stone Age #8: Rap God – Eminem #7: Custer – Slipknot #6: I Just Had Sex - The Lonely Island (feat. Akon) #5: Killem All - King 810 #4: Jungle (Remix) - Jamie N Commons and the X-Ambassadors
(feat. Jay-Z) #3: Uptown Funk - Mark Ronson (feat. Bruno Mars) #2: Bangarang – Skrillex (feat. Sirah) Okay so my favourite song over the Last Half Decade is…
#1 “The Hunter” by Slaves Released: 17/11/14 Album: Are You Satisfied?
If you know me well, chances are high you probably had an inkling that this would be #1 on my list. And you know what? I actually debated putting it lower in the list because of the fact that it was an obvious choice for me. But when it comes down to it, there is only one song that stands out to me as above and beyond anything else released over this five year period.
I absolutely love this song. I absolutely love this band. I’m so happy I got to see them last month, they were incredible. I love the riff, I love how the song builds up, the video is pretty cool too, it’s discretely catchy and it’s… just… so… cool. I’m not a massive punk rock fan but with Slaves making garage rock merge with punk (a formula done by other bands, I’m not saying they’re the first) they have something that does sound raw and passionate and it packs a massive punch. I do encourage anyone who likes British rock, or punk, or garage rock a listen to this band. Seriously they’re one of the coolest new bands out there, and this is their biggest hit to date, and, clearly in my opinion, the best too.
Here's the video if you want to hear it!
And that’s it! Many thanks for putting up for my long
periods of absences in the making of this listing. I’ll probably do a Top 100
Favourite Music Singles of the Decade of 2010-19 in the year 2021 or something.
Here’s some nerdy stats of my listing if it appeals to you:
Annual breakdown of music singles: 2010 – 9 2011 – 21 2012 – 16 2013 – 27 2014 – 27 First and last singles on the list in chronological order: First: “Sick Bubblegum” by Rob Zombie – released 11th
January 2010 (#73) Last: “Megatron” by Crazy Town – released 17th
December 2014 (#24) Artists with Two Entries: Coldplay (#66, #89); Imagine Dragons (#56, #84); Jamie N
Commons (#4, #29); Jon Fratelli (#14, #41); King 810 (#5, #50); Limp Bizkit
(#19, #93); Saul Williams (#12, #96); Skindred (#52, #65); Skrillex (#2, #99) Artists with Three Entries (maximum cap): Arctic Monkeys (#17, #27, #68); The Black Keys (#21, #34,
#58); Eminem (#8, #42, #74); Foo Fighters (#20, #48, #70); Kasabian (#32, #44,
#64); KoRn (#28, #47, #61); The Lonely Island (#6, #18, #78); Muse (#36, #49,
#100); PSY (#37, #53, #72); The Queens of the Stone Age (##9, #23, #38); Royal
Blood (#31, #45, #81); Slaves (#1, #26, #64); Slipknot (#7, #59, #77) Albums with Two Entries: 48:13 by Kasabian (#44, #62); Are You Satisfied? by Slaves
(#1, #26); Brothers by The Black Keys (#21, #58); Memoirs of a Murderer by King
810 (#5, #50); (Mylo Xyloto by Coldplay (#66, #89); Night Visions by Imagine
Dragons (#56, #84); The Path of Totality by KoRn (#28, #61); Psycho Jukebox by
Jon Fratelli (#14, #41); Turtleneck and Chain by The Lonely Island (#6, #18); Volcanic
Sunlight by Saul Williams (#12, #96) Albums with Three Entries: …Like Clockwork by The Queens of the Stone Age (##9, #23,
#38); The 2nd Law by Muse (#36, #49, #100); .5: The Gray Chapter by
Slipknot (#7, #59, #77); AM by the Arctic Monkeys (#17, #27, #68); The Marshall
Mathers LP 2 by Eminem (#8, #42, #74); Royal Blood (#31, #45, #81) I thought I’d do a Mixtape Playlist so if you wanted to
listen to the “Best Of” in one go, you can do now this way. I’ve set a cap of
only one song per artist. Not familiar with my Mixtapes, here’s a description
of what one is:
A Mixtape is a playlist of a certain genre, band or era. The
list is generally 80 minutes long, the same length of a blank CD, with further
recommendations if some of the songs aren't to your taste. Remember kids,
downloading is wrong! The Best of The Last Half Decade (2010-14)
1.Uptown Funk - Mark Ronson (feat. Bruno Mars)
2.Jungle (Remix) - Jamie N Commons and the
X-Ambassadors (feat. Jay-Z)
3.Black Skinhead - Kanye West
4.I Just Had Sex - The Lonely Island (feat. Akon)
5.Rap God – Eminem
6.The Island - Pt II (Dusk) – Pendulum
7.Bangarang – Skrillex (feat. Sirah)
8.Niggas in Paris - Jay-Z and Kanye West
9.Dance - Saul Williams
10.Ain't No Grave - Johnny Cash
11.Baby We're Refugees! - Jon Fratelli
12.Howlin' For You - The Black Keys
13.Do I Wanna Know? - Arctic Monkeys
14.Smooth Sailing - The Queens of the Stone Age
15.Something From Nothing - Foo Fighters
16.The Hunter – Slaves
17.Blame it on the Boom Boom - Black Stone Cherry
18.Thieves - Limp Bizkit
19.Custer – Slipknot
20.Killem All - King 810
And here are your five alternatives:
1.House of Pain - Hot Action Cop
2.Megatron - Crazy Town
3.Thrift Shop – Macklemore and Ryan Lewis
4.Get Up! – KoRn (feat. Skrillex)
5.It Gets Worse - Mindless Self Indulgence
I’ve also made this Mixtape on YouTube, you can view and
listen to it there if you want by clicking here!
And… that’s the end! Thank you all so much for reading and
following this listing. Check out the Music tab above for anything else on
music I’ve covered over the last five or six years on this website if you haven’t
already. It’s nearly Christmas so I’ll take this opportunity to wish you all a
Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year!
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