when two songs love eachother very much

Anyway, I love hearing Divine Comedy's "Ten Seconds to Midnight" followed by ... Divine Comedy's "Tonight We Fly"

Format: Compact Disc
Title: Full On #2
Artist: Todd Edwards
Release: FEB. 03

i! is back with the second installment of FULL ON, once again presented by none other than Mr. Todd Edwards. Fresh off his Craig David remix success, Todd wanted to usher in the new year properly and present a collection of what he deems to be his strongest 4/4 sounds to date. No small order as he has been changing the face of UK garage for over 10 years now. But trust, he delivers the goods as thi s is straight "FULL ON" Edwards. Included are 7 unreleased tracks and some special Edwards edits or previously released material.

1) I Hear Him *
2) Be A Friend*
3) You're the One
4) Thank You*
5) Shut the Door
6) Beckon Call
7) Restless Soul
8) You Came to Me
9) You Are My All
10) Come Around
11) I' m Hopeful*
12) Never Leave*
13) Beckon Call (2003 Remix)*

* Denotes unreleased tracks

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"9 to 5" --> "Eple" still really does it for me
on my 2002 mixes, I'm especially fond of these sequences: “Special Child” --> “1969” --> “When I Was Cruel no. 2”
“Ulova” --> “Don’t Let Me Get Me” --> “Person”
“Burning Up” --> “Love Was Made for Two”
“The Takeover” --> “Made You Look”
“Dirty Dirty” --> “Rumbo Babylon”
“Weak Become Heroes” --> “Heaven”
“Oh!” --> “Baby”
“Deck the House” --> “Dove (I’ll Be Loving You)”
“In My Heart” --> “Blooms Eventually” --> “Cloudy Lemonade” --> “I Hate Scotland” --> “Black Postcards”
“The Three Great Alabama Icons” --> “Without Me”
“To Our Disco Friends” --> “Hella Good”
“The Night I Fell in Love” --> “Classical Shady”

roXoR

Slightly off-subject, but I once imposed a rule where the second song on every mixtape I made had to be a Jesus And Mary Chain song. This is obv. silly and very limiting.

Sounds weird. Which "9 to 5" btw? (There were two at about the same time, one of which is also known as "Morning Train")

Born to be together!