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Posted:
Apr 28, 2026 - 8:47pm
miamizsun wrote:
MCC Almost Obscure
Yep. Lots of reflection and pausing going on here.
Midlake - The Old & The Young. Kind of reminds me of the Alan Parsons Project for some reason.
The Tallest Man on Earth - The Dreamer. Familiar with this artist. And Iâm happy you included him in your mix.
Anna Tivel - Memphis. Never heard of her before. Mellow stuff. Iâd never play this at work because it would slow me down and would start daydreaming
Penny & Sparrow - Wendigo. Wow. I thought this was Lord Huron. Another mellow introspective tune.
Madison Cunningham - Hospital. Never heard of Madison before. Nice little tune. It rocks a bit... thatâs nice
Anais Mitchell - Why We Build the Wall. Another new to me. Like the pedal steel in this. Hardcore gospel indeed.
Ex-Void - No Other Way. I like this a lot. One of my favorites in your mix. Must be the chiming guitars. They get me every time. Iâm adding it to my playlist
Mk.gee - Are You Looking Up. Nice one. New to me too again. Liked the guitar in this.
Indio - Hard Sun. The original! A nice gospel music tune. Great message.
Lord Huron - Looking Back. Speaking of Lord Huron. Always liked these guys. Nice Looking Back music.
Paisley Fields - Hands Off the Hat. Another favorite for me. Love the YâAlternative vibe. Going into my playlist.
The Jayhawks - Blue. Good olâ Jayhawks. I like their stuff.
Blitzen Trapper - Black River Killer. I know of their catalogue. Good stuff.
Tiny Cities - Body Cast. New to me. âHolding on to whatâs broken...â
David Rawlings - Cumberland Gap. I think Woody Guthrie did this way back. Nice cover. Well, I think theyâve all been covers.
Sunnymoon - Come Back. Never heard this one. Nice find. Pleading will get you everywhere.
TWEN - Godlike. More nice guitars. Kind of a âShoegazeyâ feel to this. Can really hear Siouxsie Sioux vocal style.
Vic Chesnutt - Flirted With You All My Life.Iâve heard about Vic for a long time. Never did investigated his music much. A very sad tale here.
Old Mervs - Hey. Hey! Another nice tune. And never heard of them before. Nice wall of guitars.
Great introspective tunes... good and new stuff Mr. Zsun.
Howsabout telling us all about it so the few that review can review?
ok being part of the mcc has caused me to stray from easy point and click to listen, like rp
and to search for things that most people haven't heard (that much)
which is good
almost obscure centers on/around vulnerability, storytelling, and the human condition/confliction
i'm sort of in a folk-leaning or indie-rock groove
going for a mix with some fun, some introspection (i've experienced a lot of loss lately) and emotional honesty over mainstream polish
hoping that everyone will find an ear worm ot two that makes you sing, reflect and or give pause
Location: What has happened before will happen again.
Posted:
Apr 17, 2026 - 4:28am
Steely_D wrote:
HEY! I got tunes in the mail! Thanks!!
I'm home for a short while so maybe I'll try to generate something digital for you all. Maybe some...
I like them the music is good sure especially when they get in a fast groove, but the concept is delightful to me it is a big ol finger to the music industry. These guys have been playing together since they were kids and it certainly shows. I would like in on this club I love the concept and physical media is where its at. I refuse to stream (other than radio and youtube videos of course) and don't even have a smart talking stone, but I do have the flip variety.
I actually figured out your theme here. Not to obtuse for me. Unusual really.
Coldplay- I like Coldplay. Yeah, theyâre kinda poppy. So what? A nice one from them
Vigilantes of Love- Love these guys. I think I own their entire collection. Being a big fan of the YâAlternatine genre explains that. This particular song is on my extensive playlist.
Crunchy- A rocker! Not familiar with these guys. I also approve!
Gaye Dolorme- Following Crunchyâs rocker is a comedown. But a nice instrumental piece here. The bongoâs seemed a bit tad in the forefront for me. Could have been a great lullaby except for the Maynard G. Krebs solo.
Lennon and Ono. I always liked this sappy little ditty.
Guardian- Hereâs a âLullabyâ. It almost put me to sleep.
The Choir- Only remember them from the way back piece âAbout Loveâ. This was pretty nice. Love them swirly guitars.
Neal Morse- A sad, reflective song.
Traveling Wilburyâs- Another sad tale.
Steven Wilson Jr.- A nice country tale. Another sad one.
John Mayer- The lullabyâs keep coming.
Edie Brickell- The series continues of reflective tunes.
Todd Snider- The series continues of reflective tunes. Not bad necessarily.
Tom Waits- Oh the Tom. âThereâs your story Nite, Nite.â
The Eagles- This will jar you back to life! This is deep cut from them Eagles. Thatâs why I like it.
Stephen Wilson Jr.- So Stephen has the market cornered on these children related songs?
Weezer- Always liked the Weezer. I can relate with my garage.
Over the Rhine- Nice stuff from this band.
Scott Stapp- More country sadness.
Shinedown- I recognize this one. I never listed to the lyrics so closely before. Nice.
Nice flowing story about kids and the problems and joys of them. Made me reflect back quite a bit. Even my own growing up.
Iâm glad your back in the scene. And I like to see what people look like. Thanks for your picture on the sleeve.
Thank you for your work on this disc.
My first encounter with Vigilantes Of Love was with the compilation released in 1996. I spun that CD a lot back in the day.
Stephen Wilson Jr, I've discovered about a year ago. Love his stuff and since he had two songs related to my theme, I had to put them in. Come to think of it now, it may have been those two songs that led me to the Kid theme.
Shinedown, one of my favorite bands. I only discovered them 2 or 3 years ago. It all started with a CD I took a chance on at Walmart. After that I got the rest of their albums.
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Posted:
Apr 14, 2026 - 11:38am
SeriousLee wrote:
Playlist:
01 - Coldplay - feelslikeimfallinginlove
02 - Vigilantes of Love - Love Cocoon
03 - Crunchy - 2 Hearts (Beatin' In You)
04 - Gaye Delorme - Raphael's Lullaby
05 - John Lennon & Yoko Ono - Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy)
06 - Guardian - Lullaby
07 - The Choir - Cherry Bomb
08 - Neal Morse - Daddy's Daughter
09 - Traveling Wilburys - Nobody's Child
10 - Stephen Wilson Jr. - Henry
12 - John Mayer - Daughters
13 - Edie Brickell & New Bohemians - Big Day Little Boat
14 - Todd Snider - That Was Me
15 - Tom Waits - Children's Story
16 - The Eagles - Teenage Jail
17 - Stephen Wilson Jr. - Kid
18 - Weezer - In The Garage
19 - Over the Rhine - Sleep Baby Jane
20 - Scott Stapp - Name
21 - Shinedown - Second Chance
I actually figured out your theme here. Not to obtuse for me. Unusual really.
Coldplay- I like Coldplay. Yeah, theyâre kinda poppy. So what? A nice one from them
Vigilantes of Love- Love these guys. I think I own their entire collection. Being a big fan of the YâAlternatine genre explains that. This particular song is on my extensive playlist.
Crunchy- A rocker! Not familiar with these guys. I also approve!
Gaye Dolorme- Following Crunchyâs rocker is a comedown. But a nice instrumental piece here. The bongoâs seemed a bit tad in the forefront for me. Could have been a great lullaby except for the Maynard G. Krebs solo.
Lennon and Ono. I always liked this sappy little ditty.
Guardian- Hereâs a âLullabyâ. It almost put me to sleep.
The Choir- Only remember them from the way back piece âAbout Loveâ. This was pretty nice. Love them swirly guitars.
Neal Morse- A sad, reflective song.
Traveling Wilburyâs- Another sad tale.
Steven Wilson Jr.- A nice country tale. Another sad one.
John Mayer- The lullabyâs keep coming.
Edie Brickell- The series continues of reflective tunes.
Todd Snider- The series continues of reflective tunes. Not bad necessarily.
Tom Waits- Oh the Tom. âThereâs your story Nite, Nite.â
The Eagles- This will jar you back to life! This is deep cut from them Eagles. Thatâs why I like it.
Stephen Wilson Jr.- So Stephen has the market cornered on these children related songs?
Weezer- Always liked the Weezer. I can relate with my garage.
Over the Rhine- Nice stuff from this band.
Scott Stapp- More country sadness.
Shinedown- I recognize this one. I never listed to the lyrics so closely before. Nice.
Nice flowing story about kids and the problems and joys of them. Made me reflect back quite a bit. Even my own growing up.
Iâm glad your back in the scene. And I like to see what people look like. Thanks for your picture on the sleeve.
Thank you for your work on this disc.
a little hardcore punk gospel is good for the soul
i also need a favor if possible
remember when i said i was digitizing my collection?
giving my cd collection to nok?
well i was deleting some duplicates of my mixes or what i thought at the time were dupes
turns out i duped myself
i'd like to blame nero platinum for the destruction...
so i humbly ask if anyone can email me a few of my mixes
Location: Really deep in the heart of South California Gender:
Posted:
Apr 7, 2026 - 6:56am
miamizsun wrote:
discs are on their way
a little hardcore punk gospel is good for the soul
i also need a favor if possible
remember when i said i was digitizing my collection?
giving my cd collection to nok?
well i was deleting some duplicates of my mixes or what i thought at the time were dupes
turns out i duped myself
i'd like to blame nero platinum for the destruction...
so i humbly ask if anyone can email me a few of my mixes
a little hardcore punk gospel is good for the soul
i also need a favor if possible
remember when i said i was digitizing my collection?
giving my cd collection to nok?
well i was deleting some duplicates of my mixes or what i thought at the time were dupes
turns out i duped myself
i'd like to blame nero platinum for the destruction...
so i humbly ask if anyone can email me a few of my mixes
