The ILM Fan-made BEST OF/ANTHOLOGY Compilation project -- POST Tracklists, Cover Art, Liner notes, editorials, spotify links and/or otherwise LEGALLY obtained streaming album lists HERE!

whatever and shin - those look terrific!

really enjoying this elvis for better or worse

ahoyhoy, there is never a time when one should ever regret or apologise for listening to elvis.

chucky d may take my card tho

he has rescinded his views.

somewhat

i wonder if chuck d is lonesome tonight

ps England. SPOTIFY DOESN'T WORK IN AMERICA. THANKS

no one chose Sin Ropas but I uploaded close to 80 minutes of tracks for my friend because of a forthcoming concert. Divshare

pretty sure the viceroy covered this in his invitation thread. cheers.

That Roxy Music compilation is spot on, nice work iago g.
― Kitchen Person, Thursday, September 9, 2010

Thanks! I gave it alot of thought and it's nice to hear that.

Eep! I did my third one and am not sure I have the time and mental energy left to do my official (first and second) ones. Will try.

808 State Featuring...

... Mike Doughty
1. Bond (from Don Solaris, 1996)

... James Dean Bradfield
2. Lopez (from Don Solaris, 1996)

... Louise Rhodes
3. Azura (from Don Solaris, 1996)

... Ragga
4. Mooz (from Don Solaris, 1996)

... Ian McCullough
5. Moses (from Gorgeous, 1992)

... Rachel MacFarlane and Barrington Stuart
6. 10 X 10 (from Gorgeous, 1992)

... UB40
7. One in Ten (from Gorgeous, 1992)

... Caroline Seaman
8. Europa (from Gorgeous, 1992)

... Bernard Sumner
9. Spanish Heart (from EX:EL, 1991)

... Bjork Gudmundsdottir
10. Qmart (from EX:EL, 1991)

... Bjork Gudmundsdottir
11. Ooops (from EX:EL, 1991)

... MC Tunes
12. The Only Rhyme that Bites (1989)

... MC Tunes
13. Tunes Splits The Atom (1989)

... Vanessa Daou
14. Magical Dream (from 90, 1989)

All of our songs with vocals involved singers adapting to our soundscapes rather than more traditional verse/chorus type structures.
— Graham Massey

Bonus Tracks

15. 808 State and Robert Owens, Gimme Shelter (1993)

16. Tom Jones (prod. 808 State), I Can’t Turn Around (Love Can’t)
(from The Lead and How to Swing It, JP bonus track, 1996)

All That I Can Say: The Best of Mary J. Blige

1. Real Love (1992)
2. I Love You (1994)
3. Hood Love (2009)
4. When We (2003)
5. Not Gon' Cry (1997)
6. No One Will Do (2005)
7. Work That (2007)
8. PMS (2001)
9. Sweet Thing (1992)
10. I'm Goin' Down (1994)
11. Tonight (2009)
12. Roses (2007)
13. Be Without You (2005)
14. All That I Can Say (1999)
15. Reminisce (1992)
16. Share My World (1997)
17. Be Happy (1994)

Paul In SC the only thing i would add to that 808 comp is '606' ft. Simon Lord tho that's much later than anything else there

will post St Et. one at the weekend - started over-thinking the artwork...

xp

Actually, that's more of a memoir title. How 'bout:

You Figure It Out: The Best of Mary J. Blige

blueski -- Good catch! I stopped following them after the late 90s. I meant to browse Output Transmission in particular -- but didn't follow through.

I'll toss in Lemonsoul (with Elbow's Guy Garvey) too. To be honest, I don't know timings for those bonus tracks; might need to drop one or both to fit on a single CD.

808 State Featuring...

... Simian
1. 606 (from Output Transmission, 2002)

... Guy Garvey
2. Lemonsoul (from Output Transmission, 2002)

... Mike Doughty
3. Bond (from Don Solaris, 1996)

... James Dean Bradfield
4. Lopez (from Don Solaris, 1996)

... Louise Rhodes
5. Azura (from Don Solaris, 1996)

... Ragga
6. Mooz (from Don Solaris, 1996)

... Ian McCullough
7. Moses (from Gorgeous, 1992)

... Rachel MacFarlane and Barrington Stuart
8. 10 X 10 (from Gorgeous, 1992)

... UB40
9. One in Ten (from Gorgeous, 1992)

... Caroline Seaman
10. Europa (from Gorgeous, 1992)

... Bernard Sumner
11. Spanish Heart (from EX:EL, 1991)

... Bjork Gudmundsdottir
12. Qmart (from EX:EL, 1991)

... Bjork Gudmundsdottir
13. Ooops (from EX:EL, 1991)

... MC Tunes
14. The Only Rhyme that Bites (1989)

... MC Tunes
15. Tunes Splits The Atom (1989)

... Vanessa Daou
16. Magical Dream (from 90, 1989)

All of our songs with vocals involved singers adapting to our soundscapes rather than more traditional verse/chorus type structures.
— Graham Massey

Bonus Tracks

17. 808 State and Robert Owens, Gimme Shelter (1993)

18. Tom Jones (prod. 808 State), I Can’t Turn Around (Love Can’t)
(from The Lead and How to Swing It, JP bonus track, 1996)

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I’m Gonna Lose My Way and You’ll Lose Yours: The Jefferson Airplane 1965-1974

1. “Free Advice,” Great Society (7-inch, 1966)
2. “Runnin’ ‘Round This World,” Jefferson Airplane (7-inch, 1966)
3. “Blues from an Airplane,” Jefferson Airplane (Jefferson Airplane Takes Off, 1966)
4. “Come Up the Years,” Jefferson Airplane (Jefferson Airplane Takes Off, 1966)
5. “J.P.P. McStep B. Blues,” Jefferson Airplane (Early Flight, 1966)
6. “Today,” Jefferson Airplane (Surrealistic Pillow, 1967)
7. “Embryonic Journey,” Jefferson Airplane (Surrealistic Pillow, 1967)
8. “The Ballad of You & Me & Pooneil,” Jefferson Airplane (After Bathing at Baxter’s, 1967)
9. “Won’t You Try,” Jefferson Airplane (After Bathing at Baxter’s, 1967)
10. “Saturday Afternoon,” Jefferson Airplane (After Bathing at Baxter’s, 1967)
11. “Martha,” Jefferson Airplane (7-inch, 1967)
12. “The House at Pooneil Corners,” Jefferson Airplane (Crown of Creation, 1968)
13. “The Other Side of This Life,” Jefferson Airplane (Bless Its Pointed Little Head, 1969)
14. “It’s No Secret,” Jefferson Airplane (Bless Its Pointed Little Head, 1969)
15. “We Can Be Together,” Jefferson Airplane (Volunteers, 1969)
16. “Mexico,” Jefferson Airplane (7-inch, 1970)
17. “Thunk,” Jefferson Airplane (Bark, 1971)
18. “When I Was a Boy I Watched the Wolves,” Paul Kanter & Grace Slick (Sunfighter, 1971)
19. “Sea Child,” Hot Tuna (Burgers, 1972)
20. “Alexander the Medium,” Jefferson Airplane (Long John Silver, 1972)
21. “Genesis,” Jorma Kaukonen (Quah, 1974)

This times out at just under 80 minutes. It’s the entirety of the Jefferson Airplane folder I keep on my hard drive, minus “Don’t Slip Away” from Takes Off (a reluctant omission) and “Third Week in the Chelsea” from Bark (a good song left off somewhat less reluctantly).

I’m not trying to be provocative or make some lame point by omitting “White Rabbit” and “Somebody to Love.” They’re both fantastic. The problem is that they’ve been played to death--on radio, in movies, in commercials. Classic-rock radio decided long ago that these are the only two songs that the Jefferson Airplane ever recorded. In forty years of listening to the radio, the only other thing I’ve ever heard by them is “Embryonic Journey,” exactly once. As someone who loves so much of what they did, this is very frustrating.

“Miracles” is great too, but I’d have to leave something off to make room for it, and it would also open the door to a different time. I like keeping the time frame at 1965 to 1974, from LBJ’s highwater mark to Nixon’s resignation. The cover art was a struggle. Great image, ugly text.

(I found some of the nudge-nudge, wink-wink instructions on the previous thread a little confusing. So: nudge-nudge, wink-wink, if you are interested in a physical copy of this, click on my name and follow the money.)

I've loved "We Can Be Together" ever since its use in the documentary The War at Home.

The Best of Outrageous Cherry

Disc 1
1. Georgie Don't You Know (1:50)
2. I've Never Seen Your World (2:10)
3. A Song For Someone Sometimes (2:33)
4. Trouble Girl (2:45)
5. Pale Frail Lovely One (2:32)
6. See Through Everything (4:39)
7. Eternity Changed Her Mind (4:09)
8. This Evening (2:33)
9. Forces of Evil (3:14)
10. Corruptable (2:26)
11. The Ghost And The Superstar (3:03)
12. The Song Belongs To Everyone (3:06)
13. You're A Reflection Of Infinite Chaos (4:16)
14. Don't Worry (2:48)
15. The Past Disappears Around Every Corner (2:55)
16. A Bad Movie (3:06)
17. Only Your Yesterdays (2:52)
18. Unamerican Girls (3:39)
19. Here Where The Stars Are Cracking Up (3:24)
20. 'Til I Run Out (2:13)
21. Stay Happy (2:17)
22. Why Don't We Talk About Something Else (2:19)

Disc 2
1. Solid Sound Gangster (4:22)
2. Girl You Have Magic Inside You (3:24)
3. Jayne (2:04)
4. Trust (2:49)
5. Tracy (2:57)
6. I Recognized Her (2:59)
7. Saturday Afternoon (2:48)
8. It's So Nice To Be Here (4:49)
9. Nope (2:22)
10. Fell (2:52)
11. Unless (3:05)
12. Stay Right Here For A Little While (2:46)
13. It's Been Awhile (3:07)
14. Our Love Will Change The World (3:43)
15. Feels Like Shadows (3:36)
16. If You Want Me (3:51)
17. I Wouldn't Treat My Enemies The Way You Treat Yourself (2:32)
18. New Creature (2:53)
19. The Unimportant Things (4:14)
20. Paranoid World (3:09)
21. Memory (2:19)

Features tracks from pretty much all their releases except their covers album (which is still good, but their versions aren't particularly revolutionary and I think their originals are much better)

Somewhere on the net I found another fan-made comp which mirrors my choices fairly closely which is pretty interesting I thought..

I make no secret that I consider OC to be the greatest band in the world right now. I love every song here.

Frustrated to find Operation: Doomsday not on my shelf--looking forward to putting that comp together in sequence, Nas too. Might have time in December!

Boards Of Canada - Children Have The Right To Music

1. Everything You Do Is A Balloon
2. Telephasic Workshop
3. Roygbiv
4. Aquarius
5. Kid For Today
6. Amo Bishop Roden
7. In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country
8. Ready Lets Go
9. Music Is Math
10. Sunshine Recorder
11. 1969
12. Alpha And Omega
13. Dawn Chorus
14. Peacock Tail
15. Dayvan Cowboy

Sources:
1: Hi Scores (1996)
2-4: Music Has The Right To Children (1998)
5-7: In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country (2000)
8-13: Geogaddi (2002) [Ready Lets Go is one of several very short "atmospheric" pieces that appear alongside the longer, more percussive tracks]
14-15: The Campfire Headphase (2005)

Gone for the epics there I see

gone for the best stuff! Compilations w/bands like Magma are weird, because any of their best work does the job of demonstrating what is great about Magma. Yet, two discs of their best stuff seems both redundant and woefully inadequate. see also: Stereolab, Free Design, Can, Cardiacs

if you order now, the bonus disc is:

1. "La" Dawotsin
2. Mekanik Machine
3. The Last Seven Minutes
4. Spiritual
5. the entirety of Wurdah Itah
6. Soleil d'Ork

Stereolab - please suspend final judgment in this case until some point tomorrow.

ooops, sorry! :)

I might have to make that Beatles Greatest Hits album Ismael Klata. I've never really listened to every Beatles song. I would play my parents old vinyl records a long time ago. I don't remember much besides the regular hits. Also I should give The Byrds a whirl. I'll have to make that EP of yours. I'm not familiar with much of The Byrds to be honest.

My second mix is on hold until I listen to an assload of music over and over. I have around 275 songs to choose from but I'm enjoying being choosy with them

Spirits That Aren't Distilled - a For Against compilation

Disc 1
1. Svengali (2:45)
2. Breathless (3:24)
3. So Long (4:38)
4. Aftertaste (3:43)
5. Medication (5:30)
6. Why Are You So Angry? (4:49)
7. Fate (4:02)
8. Loud And Clear (4:36)
9. Shadow (4:03)
10. Specificity (5:04)
11. Quiet Please (6:09)
12. Fuel (4:48)
13. Don't Do Me Any Favors (4:06)
14. Coalesced (6:59)
15. Underestimate (3:24)

Disc 2
1. Nightmare Life (4:22)
2. Lilacs (4:16)
3. Sabres (3:26)
4. Antidote (5:19)
5. Shelflife (6:25)
6. Sameness (5:03)
7. Shine (4:06)
8. Mirage (3:11)
9. They Said (4:13)
10. Outside A Heart (3:34)
11. Spirit Lake (4:17)
12. Tagalong (4:31)
13. Glamour (6:13)
14. I Wish (3:21)
15. Of A Time (7:35)

I've tried to cover each of their albums equally but 6/7ths of Coalesced is on here for no reason other than it is the greatest dreampop album ever released.

The compilation closer is one of the most devastating tracks i've ever heard and i can't listen to it sober.

If anyone actually wants to hear this or the OC comp hit me up via ilxmail

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Louis Philippe
Fires Rise

1. When Will You Be Back (by the Border Boys) (Tribute EP: 1983)
2. On Our Last Day Together (by the Arcadians) (Mad Mad World: 1985)
3. The Orchard (Appointment with Venus: 1986)
4. What If a Day ("Anthony Bay" b-side: 1987)
5. You Mary You (él single, 1987)
6. Smash Hit Wonder (Ivory Tower: 1987)
7. Endless September (Yuri Gagarin: 1989)
8. Telephone Box (Edward Barton cover)(Edward Not Edward compilation: 1989)
9. The Metempsychosis Song (Rainfall: 1991)
10. I Just Wasn't Made for These Times (Beach Boys cover) (Rainfall: 1991)
11. Vicky Page (Jean Renoir: 1992)
12. Lazy English Sun (Sunshine: 1994)
13. Wichi-Tai-To (Jim Pepper cover)(Delta Kiss: 1994)
14. She Means Everything to Me (Jackie Girl: 1996)
15. You'll Never Catch the Sun (Azure: 1998)
16. Fires Rise and Die (9th & 13th: 2002)
17. I Knew It All Along (The Wonder of It All: 2004)
18. Lights Were Dancing on the Ceiling (An Unknown Spring: 2007)
19. An Unknown Spring (An Unknown Spring: 2007)
20. Lazy Thunderstorms (Blueboy cover)(Country Music: Songs for Keith Girdler compilation: 2008)
21. You're Welcome (Beach Boys cover) (4-08-2008)

It's strictly chronological because I couldn't be bothered to sequence it any other way.

I considered doing a second disc of other artists' tracks that Louis Philippe either wrote or produced, but it's just too daunting a task for me at the moment. Seek out the Siesta Records compilations Algebra Spaghetti and Simultaneous Ice Cream (both of which he produced) if you're into '90s revivalist sunshine pop.

fyi:

• The Border Boys track also appears on the compilation Crépuscule for Café Après-midi 2, and the Arcadians' only album was reissued as Let's Pretend in the '90s. they're the same band by two different names.

• "Telephone Box" also appears on the best-of collection Claret.

• An earlier version of "Fires Rise and Die" appears on the album Appointment With Venus, but it's not as good because it has an awkward trumpet solo in the middle, and it doesn't have Louis's daughter reciting a passage from a French translation of a Jonathan Coe novel, hard-panned from left to right and back again until the fadeout (no really, this is a good thing).

"You're Welcome" (possibly from a radio session?) seems to only exist on slsk. I think I hear Louis amidst the harmonies, but maybe that's just confirmation bias. It could be the fuckin Wondermints for all I know.

:)

oh yeah, "You Mary You" and "What If a Day" are also on Claret.

Pete - I'd get a hold of OD before the inevitable day comes when someone notices it has an unpaid sample from the B3atl3s and it disappears forever. :)

1. "La" Dawotsin
2. Mekanik Machine
3. The Last Seven Minutes
4. Spiritual
5. the entirety of Wurdah Itah
6. Soleil d'Ork

"Spiritual" = awesome

The Pearl Jam really is excellent, thanks. The more I hear them the more I think they are/were one of the great bands. Great drumming too, were they known for that?

Not really. And it's actually three different dudes--a guy named Matt Chamberlain for the Ten-era stuff, then Dave Abbruzzese
for Vs. and Vitalogy, and he was replaced by Jack Irons from some incarnation of the Red Hot Chili Peppers for No Code. Then Soundgarden's Matt Cameron took over, and he's still with them. The rest of the original Pearl Jam line-up has always been the same.

More importantly, I'm stoked that you enjoyed the compilation!

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Groovy Times - The Clash

Disc 1
Janie Jones
White Riot
I Fought The Law
Hate and War
Career Opportunities
(White Man) In Hammersmith Palais
Complete Control
Safe European Home
English Civil War
Stay Free
Groovy Times
The Prisoner
Pressure Drop
City Of The Dead
Bankrobber
London Calling
Hateful
Spanish Bombs
Lost In The Supermarket
The Guns Of Brixton
Death Or Glory
The Card Cheat
Four Horsemen
I'm Not Down
Train In Vain

Disc 2
The Magnificent Seven
Junco Partner
Something About England
Somebody Got Murdered
One More Time
Up In Heaven (Not Only Here)
Washington Bullets
Broadway
Charlie Don't Surf
The Street Parade
Version City
Car Jamming
Should I Stay Or Should I Go?
Rock The Casbah
Straight To Hell
Police On My Back (live)
Tommy Gun (live)
Clampdown (live)
This Is England

The idea here was to showcase their versatility and songwriting prowess. There's a lot of Sandinista and Black Market Clash because those records contain some of their best and most under appreciated work.

If you want to hear this, email me at tcbe✧✧✧@gm✧✧✧.c✧✧

uh, that's tcbeing at gee male dot com

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ENJOY ALL NELS CLINE
1. Spiders (Kidsmoke) (11:17) | Wilco - Kicking Television
2. Square King (5:23) | Nels Cline Singers - The Giant Pin
3. Chi Cacoan (6:26) | Destroy All Nels Cline
4. Cause For Concern (4:23) | Nels Cline Singers – Instrumentals
5. Blues, Too (3:13) | Nels Cline Singers – The Giant Pin
6. Lowered Boom (6:36) | Nels Cline Singers – Instrumentals
7. Bright Moon (11:01) | Nels Cline Singers – The Giant Pin
8. Jupiter (12:03) | w. Gregg Bendian – Interstellar Space Revisited
9. Circular (1:31) | w. Mark Dresser, Billy Mintz and Zeena Parkins – The Inkling
10. Finish Yr Self* | w. Thurston Moore – In-Store (*begins about 36 minutes into the set and lasts for about 10.)

Put together as an ideal mix for let's say someone who is a fan of Sonic Youth and likes what he's done as a member of Wilco.

Revenge of The Mekons

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(no spotify available from Canada)

Disk 1: songs available on "Heaven and Hell: The Very Best of the Mekons"
Memphis Egypt (Rock and Roll)
Millionaire (I Heart Mekons)
Curse (Curse of the Mekons)
Insignificance (Retreat From Memphis)
Empire Of The Senseless (Rock and Roll)
The Olde Trip To Jerusalem (Out Of Our Heads)
Big Zombie (Edge of the World)
Last Dance (Fear and Whiskey)
Ghosts Of American Astronauts (So Good It Hurts)
(Sometimes I Feel Like)Fletcher Christian (So Good It Hurts)
Neglect (Journey to the End of the Night)
Johnny Miner (So Good It Hurts)
The Building (The Mekons Story)
Where Were You (single)
Never Been In A Riot (single)

Disk 2: Apparently these songs are not of the very best
Club Mekon (Rock 'n' Roll)
Blow Your Tuneless Trumpet (Rock 'n' Roll)
Wicked Midnight (I Heart Mekons)
Now We Have the Bomb (United)
Point of No Return (I Heart Mekons)
Flitcraft (Fear and Whiskey)
Beaten and Broken (New York)
All I Want (I Heart Mekons)
Chop that Child in Half (Original Sin)
I Love Apple (I Heart Mekons)
You Wear It Well (I Have been to Heaven and Back)
Hole in the Ground (Honky Tonkin')
If They Hang You (Honky Tonkin')
Shanty (Edge of the World)
Please Don't Let Me Love You (Honky Tonkin')
Wild and Blue (Curse of the Mekons)
Revenge (New York)
Makes No Difference (FUN '90)
100% Song (Curse of the Mekons)
Vengeance (So Good It Hurts)

Ah, another Mekons fan whose interest ends in the early 90s...

yeah, guilty, mostly. there's a couple of later songs on there, from OOOH!, Journey to the End of the Night, etc.

So far, I am really impressed with the amount of work and the level of care that has gone into these. Hopefully I will get around to actually assembling/downloading/listening to some of the playlists over the weekend, & also posting my own Stereolab & Luna comps, which will likely happen on Monday at this point.

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With Every Word I Say: The Shoes 1976-1997

1. “Alone but Satisfied,” Shoes (Bazooka, 1976)
2. “The Atlantic,” Shoes (Bazooka, 1976)
3. “Like I Told You,” Shoes (Bazooka, 1976)
4. “Boys Don’t Lie,” Shoes (Black Vinyl Shoes, 1977)
5. “Do You Wanna Get Lucky,” Shoes (Black Vinyl Shoes, 1977)
6. “Not Me,” Shoes (Black Vinyl Shoes, 1977)
7. “Capital Gain,” Shoes (Black Vinyl Shoes, 1977)
8. “Nowhere So Fast,” Shoes (Black Vinyl Shoes, 1977)
9. “Tomorrow Night,” Shoes (Present Tense, 1979)
10. “Too Late,” Shoes (Present Tense, 1979)
11. “Now and Then,” Shoes (Present Tense, 1979)
12. “Yes or No,” Shoes (Tongue Twister, 1981)
13. “Curiosity,” Shoes (Boomerang, 1982)
14. “Running Wild,” Shoes (Silhouette, 1984)
15. “I’ll Follow You,” Shoes (Stolen Wishes, 1989)
16. “Love Does,” Shoes (Stolen Wishes, 1989)
17. “I Can’t Go Wrong,” Shoes (Stolen Wishes, 1989)
18. “Never Ending,” Shoes (Propeller, 1994)
19. “It Happens All the Time,” Jeff Murphy (Cantilever, 1997)

Not for everyone; for me, a kind of singular and, except for their first couple of LPs, anachronistic genius within shouting distance of Phil Spector and Brian Wilson. (Calling on Thus Sang Freud for some back-up.)

The total time is about 60 minutes, not 80; like the old Pye compilations, Golden Hour of the Shoes. I’m sure I could push it to 80, but I’d have to take out some vinyl and start combing over the early-’80s albums, and I’m far too lazy. I’ll stick with the songs I used to put on mix-tapes. My familiarity with the later LPs and Jeff Murphy’s solo record is much newer, so I’m more confident of those picks. Many people make do with Black Vinyl Shoes. I think you’re missing a lot if you stop there.

(Same offer as with the Jefferson Airplane compilation above: click on my handle and take it from there.)

very good early choices clemenza, will have to email for the late 80s and 90s tracks. "Tomorrow Night" is probably my favorite for that amazing bridge.

Here we go:

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Slippidy-Slam Ba-Boom-Bam-Bam Gainsbourg!

I - The not-yet-a-blatant-perv years
L'eau a la bouche (L'Eau À La Bouche OST, 1960)
L'alcool (Du Chant À La Une!, 1958)
La nuit d'Octobre (No. 2, 1959)
La Javanaise (Bonnie and Clyde, 1968)
La chanson de Prévert (L'Étonnant Serge Gainsbourg, 1961)
Elaeudanla Téïtéïa (Confidentiel, 1963)
Pauvre Lola (Gainsbourg Percussions, 1964)
Quand mon 6,35 me fait des yeux doux (Gainsbourg Percussions, 1964)

II - Les années érotiques
Bonnie and Clyde (Bonnie and Clyde, 1968)
Initials B.B. (Initials B.B., 1968)
Docteur Jekyll et Monsieur Hyde (Bonnie and Clyde, 1968)
Sensuelle et sans suite (Vu de L'Extérieur, 1973)
L'anamour (Jane Birkin - Serge Gainsbourg, 1969)
La décadanse (Sex Shop soundtrack, 1971)
Je suis venu te dire que je m'en vais (Vu de L'Extérieur, 1973)

III - Psyche Rock
Un poison violent, c'est ca l'amour (Anna OST, 1967)
Melody (Histoire de Melody Nelson, 1971)
La Horse (La Horse OST, 1969)
La chanson de Slogan (Slogan OST, 1969)
Cannabis (Cannabis soundtrack, 1970)
L'homme a tête de chou (L'Homme À Tête De Chou, 1976)
Requiem pour un con (Le Pacha OST, 1968)
Nazi rock (Rock Around the Bunker, 1975)

IV - Drunk French guy meets Sly and Robbie Uptown
Les locataires (Aux Armes et Caetera, 1979)
Bad news from the stars (Mauvaises Nouvelles des Etoiles, 1981)

Three of the tracks (the ones with YouTube links) aren't on Spotify, so I've subbed in some bonus/consolation tracks:

Ballade de Melody Nelson (Histoire de Melody Nelson, 1971)
Variations sur Marilou (L'Homme À Tête De Chou, 1976)
You're under arrest (You're Under Arrest, 1987)

SPOTIFY LINK

BTW, love the title of the Fugazi best-of.

Busy Signal, Born and Grow: The Best of 2006-2010

1. Nah Guh Jail Again (single version)
2. Born and Grow (from Step Out)
3. Tic Toc (from Loaded)
4. My Money (Money Tree) (from D.O.B.)
5. Murderer (from Loaded)
6. Picante (from D.O.B.)
7. Da Style Deh (from Strictly The Best Vol. 41)
8. These Are the Days (from Loaded)
9. One More Night (from D.O.B.)
10. Up in Her Belly (single)
11. Trading Places (Nylon Riddim) (from Greensleeves One Drop Rhythm #1: Nylon)
12. The Result (from Stand Firm)
13. Love Me Not? (from Step Out)
14. Cool Baby (from Loaded)
15. Unknown Number (from Loaded)
16. Sweet Love (Nightshift) (from D.O.B.)

Some good watching in there! I made this for a friend recently, leaving off some of his big hits (for taste), and just added "Unknown Number," which I guess breaks the no-consecutive-songs-from-the-same-album rule, but I think it works. "Sweet Love" and "One More Night" link the same video, which combines those songs in a video that brings me back to my year as a security guard in New Orleans.

Two things that baffle me about this thread:

1. Pete Scholtes knows next to nothing about Roxy Music (wha??? how on earth is that even possible??).

2. whatever thinks Elvis "doesn't get much of a mention on radio (wha???) or ILM (wha????)."

I know "More Than This" from the dawn of MTV.

No Spotify here in Canadaland either, but where possible I've linked to all kinds of YouTubes goodness. No real rationale, other than that the songs sound awesome in this order. To me, Low are a domestic apocalypse, the sound of things disintegrating on a tiny personal level, as if your toaster started crying inconsolably one sun-drenched morning and didn't know how to stop. Oh, and I also wanted to showcase their ability to cover other artists in ways that might surprise casual listeners, so spot the Neil Young, Journey, Beatles, Smiths and Bee Gees songs, etc.

A Low Collection

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Disc One - Maybe You're Right

1. I Started a Joke 4:28 (A Lifetime Of Temporary Relief: 10 Years of B-Sides & Rarities)
2. Breaker 2:32 (Daytrotter Session)
3. Pissing 5:09 (The Great Destroyer)
4. Dinosaur Act 4:13 (Things We Lost In The Fire)
5. When You Walked 3:55 (A Lifetime Of Temporary Relief: 10 Years of B-Sides & Rarities)
6. Two-Step 5:49 (Secret Name)
7. Laser Beam 2:55 (Things We Lost In The Fire)
8. Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me 3:59 (A Lifetime Of Temporary Relief: 10 Years of B-Sides & Rarities)
9. The Plan 3:38 (The Curtain Hits The Cast)
10. Will the Night 2:23 (Secret Name) (Apologies, but the current date made this particular video seem apt in a way I'd not normally countenance.)
11. Sunflower 4:39 (Things We Lost In The Fire)
12. Stars Gone Out 4:24 (The Curtain Hits The Cast)
13. Dragonfly 3:45 (Drums And Guns)
14. Silver Rider 5:04 (The Great Destroyer)
15. Time is the Diamond 5:30 (Trust) (Difficult to believe I can't find anything online as it's one of the all-time great Low songs, one I'm surprised David Lynch didn't utilize.)
16. Do You Know How To Waltz? 14:36 (The Curtain Hits The Cast)

Total 76:52

Disc Two - Someone To Do Your Dirty Work

1. Bright 1:45 (A Lifetime Of Temporary Relief: 10 Years of B-Sides & Rarities)
2. Jack Smith 1:26 (Transmission EP)
3. (That's How You Sing) Amazing Grace 7:16 (Trust)
4. In Metal 4:20 (Things We Lost In The Fire)
5. Open Arms 4:02 (A Lifetime Of Temporary Relief: 10 Years of B-Sides & Rarities)
6. In the Drugs 4:25 (Trust)
7. Joan of Arc 3:22 (A Lifetime Of Temporary Relief: 10 Years of B-Sides & Rarities)
8. Old Man Song (A Lifetime Of Temporary Relief: 10 Years of B-Sides & Rarities)
9. Medicine Magazines 4:34 (Things We Lost In The Fire)
10. Long Long Long 3:51 (A Lifetime Of Temporary Relief: 10 Years of B-Sides & Rarities)
11. Whore 4:24 (Things We Lost In The Fire)
12. Below and Above 2:32 (Long Division)
13. Little Argument with Myself 3:05 (Trust)
14. Violent Past 3:38 (Drums And Guns) (okay, "Freebird", initally.)
15. Point of Disgust 3:26 (Trust)
16. Weight of Water 4:22 (Secret Name)
17. Closer 5:06 (Things We Lost In The Fire)
18. Down by the River 9:38 (In The Fishtank) - w/ Dirty Three
19. Murderer 3:43 (Drums And Guns)

Total 78:33

^ That is very fine work.

Agreed, that's an excellent Low comp.