So no David today, then. Yes, it has been a long weekend. Hope everyone had a good one. Mine was pretty fantastic, there was music, there were parties, there were surprise announcements. Needless to say, I”™m the happiest, luckiest person alive today. So with that in mind, I created the below playlist. It”™s not fantastically upbeat or happy, there is no structure, no elitism or any of that rubbish. It”™s just a few tracks that I haven”™t heard in a while lumped together in Spotisfaction form.
Listen to it here, if you will.
- Chemical Brothers – Leave Home
- Fluke – Atom Bomb (Atomix 6)
- Royksopp – Sparks
- Global Communication – 5:23 (Maiden Voyage)
- Hexstatic – Chase Me
- Portishead – Glory Box
- Morcheeba – Big Calm
- Massive Attack – Black Milk
- Bjork – Play Dead
- Ratata – Seventeen Years
- Erol Alkan – Waves
- Daft Punk – Voyager
- Orbital – Speedfreak
- Noisia – Machine Gun
- Photek – Industry Of Noise
- Manic Street Preachers – La Tristesse Durera (Scream To A Sigh) Chemical Brothers remix
- Placebo – Spite And Malice
- Explosions In The Sky – First Breath After A Coma
- M83 – Skin Of The Night
- The Album Leaf – Twentytwofourteen
- Four Tet – Angel Echoes
- Thom Yorke – Atoms For Peace
- Radiohead – 2+2=5
- Blur – Coffee and TV
- Beck – Modern Guilt
- Eels – Flyswatter
- The Dandy Warhols – Not If You Were The Last Junkie On Earth
There really isn”™t much of an order to this list. As stated, I just wanted to listen to these tracks. Special mention to Chemical Brothers “Leave Home”, as this track reminds me plenty of my youth. I totally wore out my copy of “Exit Planet Dust” which I had on the magic medium of cassette tape. Explosions In The Sky are one of my favourite bands and “First Breath After A Coma” is probably the track that got me into the band. Finally, Blur”™s classic “Coffee & TV”, which Tom Mitchell taught me to play whilst I was rather drunk at a party on Saturday. Good work, sir.
Anyway, get back to it and I will catch you on the other side.