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█████▀ VA - The Trip: Curated By Jarvis Cocker & Steve Mackey ▀█████
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████ GENRE...[ Alternative GRABBER.[ EAC ████
████ LABEL...[ Universal ENCODER.[ Lame 3.97 ████
████ YEAR....[ 2006 QUALiTY.[ vbr 186kbps ████
████ SOURCE..[ CDDA MODE....[ Joint-Stereo ████
████ PLAYTIME[ 127:26 min REL.DATE[ 02.13.2010 ████
████ TRACKS..[ 35 RiPPER..[ TEAM OMA ████
████ SiZE....[ 162,7 MB SUPPLiER[ TEAM OMA ████
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████ 01 Carl Orff - Gassenhauer 02:54 ████
████ 02 The Birthday Party - Release The Bats 02:28 ████
████ 03 Porter Wagoner - The Rubber Room 02:37 ████
████ 04 Psychic TV - Just Drifting 03:36 ████
████ 05 Dory Previn - The Lady With The Braid 03:55 ████
████ 06 Bob Lind - Cool Summer 05:44 ████
████ 07 Gene Pitney - 24, Sycamore 03:16 ████
████ 08 The Animated Egg - Sock It My Way 03:20 ████
████ 09 The Beach Boys - Feel Flows 04:35 ████
████ 10 Bonnie Dobson - Winter's Going 02:41 ████
████ 11 Arlo Guthrie - I'm Going Home 03:14 ████
████ 12 Bobbie Bare - Don't Think Twice, It's Alright 02:39 ████
████ 13 Alan Vega - Jukebox Babe 04:32 ████
████ 14 OMD - Waiting For The Man 02:54 ████
████ 15 The Human League - Rock 'N Roll - Night Clubbing 03:30 ████
████ 16 Lieutenant Pigeon - The Villain 01:31 ████
████ 17 Add N To (X) - King Wasp 03:29 ████
████ 18 The Fall - Lost In Music 03:46 ████
████ 19 Moondog - Pastoral 02:37 ████
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████ 01 Elton Motello - Jet Boy, Jet Girl 03:07 ████
████ 02 The Polecats - John I'm Only Dancing 02:19 ████
████ 03 Electronicat - Wop Do Wop 03:44 ████
████ 04 Johnny Wakelin - In Zaire 03:14 ████
████ 05 Quixxoxtic - Anonymous Face 03:34 ████
████ 06 Jonathan Richman - Egyptian Reggae 02:33 ████
████ 07 Lee Hazelwood - Pour Man' 03:22 ████
████ 08 Screaming Lord Sutch - Flashing Lights 03:08 ████
████ 09 John Cooper Clarke - Beasley Street 06:25 ████
████ 10 David Essex - Rock On 03:11 ████
████ 11 Georges DeLaRue - Les Visiteurs 02:19 ████
████ 12 Sonny Bono - Pammie's on a Bummer 04:35 ████
████ 13 The Everly Brothers - I wonder if I care as much 02:50 ████
████ 14 Dion - Purple Haze 02:30 ████
████ 15 Neil Sedaka - Going Nowhere 03:55 ████
████ 16 Ronald Binge - Sailing By 13:22 ████
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████ TOTAL:127:26 ████
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████ Jarvis Cocker and Steve Mackey, Founder ████
████ Members of Pulp and Djs/ Record Collectors/ ████
████ Music Lovers Extraordinaire have Said They ████
████ Will Only Ever Do One Mix Album. Well, Here it ████
████ Is. Meticulously Researched and Compiled It's ████
████ an Amazing Journey Through Power Pop, ████
████ Expansive Soundtracks, Blues, Alternative ████
████ Cover Versions, Junk Shop Breaks and Genuinely ████
████ Unexpected Musical Nuggets. It's a Genuine ████
████ Treat to Listen to And, a Rarity These Days, a ████
████ Great Introduction to Some Amazing, ████
████ Underexposed and Obscure Artistes and Tracks. ████
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████ John Motley, May 24, 2006 (pitchfork.com) ████
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████ Anyone who's made a mixtape can tell you that ████
████ its construction is a calculated art. The ████
████ folks at Family Recordings must understand ████
████ this, since they use the term "curator" for ████
████ those who create playlists for their mix ████
████ series The Trip, which has previously featured ████
████ entries from Tom Middleton, Saint Etienne, and ████
████ Snow Patrol. ████
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████ Jarvis Cocker and Steve Mackey of Pulp ████
████ compiled the latest edition and their set is ████
████ book-ended by instrumentals that act like ████
████ introductory and concluding movements in a ████
████ symphony; songs are juxtaposed for stylistic ████
████ continuity, with a few abrupt shifts when ████
████ things get too samey. There's no sense that ████
████ either are cowed by current trends or de facto ████
████ influences. After all, David Essex's awful ████
████ "Rock On" is probably the best-known track of ████
████ the bunch. This selection of songs is so ████
████ hermetically sealed by the curators' peculiar ████
████ tastes that it actually works, even as it ████
████ meanders over two hour-long discs. ████
████ ████
████ It's reasonable to expect this compilation to ████
████ reveal something essential about Cocker and ████
████ Mackey's songwriting sensibilities, but the ████
████ results are never so simple or algebraic; ████
████ these 35 songs do not add up to Pulp. That ████
████ makes sense considering how central ████
████ contradiction and irony were to the band's ████
████ identity. For every glittery synth rave-up, ████
████ Pulp had an unadorned pop song draped over a ████
████ simple chord progression. And tension was ████
████ always at the heart of Cocker's lyrics. One ████
████ moment, he's extolling the virtues of non-stop ████
████ partying; the next, he's nursing his hangover ████
████ with a profound sense of emptiness. ████
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████ The first disc is dominated by folky and ████
████ countrified ballads, songs filled with ████
████ heartbreak and a tenderhearted acquiescence to ████
████ how much people need each other. Bob Lind's ████
████ "Cool Summer" and Bonnie Dobson's "Winter's ████
████ Going" are nice thematic links, as lovers slip ████
████ away with the changing seasons. The most ████
████ compelling of these traditional songs is Dory ████
████ Previn's "The Lady With the Braid", which ████
████ smacks of Cocker's taste for awkward and ████
████ humane detail. As Previn sings to a potential ████
████ lover, inviting him to "stay until sunrise," ████
████ she slips in minutiae simultaneously ████
████ embarrassing and sweet. He can hang his "denim ████
████ jacket near the poster by Picasso" or, if he ████
████ gets chilly, he can use "this coverlet my ████
████ cousin hand-crocheted". With such a set-up, by ████
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████ like a knife" the clichΘ is easily forgiven. ████
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████ The mix is also marked by a number of novel ████
████ covers, such as the Polecats' rockabilly take ████
████ on Bowie's "John, I'm Only Dancing" and Bobbie ████
████ Bare's C & W interpretation of Dylan's "Don't ████
████ Think Twice, It's All Right". Orchestral ████
████ Manoeuvres in the Dark re-imagines the ████
████ Velvets' "Waiting for the Man" as a robotic ████
████ dance song with a fat bass groove and icy ████
████ synth lines. But the most mind-blowing cover ████
████ is Dion's take on "Purple Haze". Forgoing the ████
████ guitar freak-out that made the original, this ████
████ version is all plucked acoustic, breezy flute, ████
████ and scat singing. If it weren't for the ████
████ lyrics-- which apparently Dion felt were the ████
████ most crucial aspect of Hendrix's version-- ████
████ this would be entirely unrecognizable. And no, ████
████ Dion, we will not excuse you while you kiss ████
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