ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
did you PSD Ian Anderson?

 Yat-Kha — Come Along
to
Tchaikovsky — The Nutcracker 

I lol'd

Santana - Evil Ways  -> Entrain - Dancin' In The Light (live)

The Cars — Moving In Stereo -> The Cars — All Mixed Up

Who would have thought of putting those two tracks together like that? 

Duane Eddy — Rebel Rouser Bob Marley — Stir it Up Love and Rockets — So Alive Gotan Project — Santa María (del Buen Ayre)

I'm not listening but that's the craziest-looking 4-song set I can picture. I'll bet it worked, tho.

11:18 am	Robin Trower Too Rolling Stoned	Bridge of Sighs (1974)	7.6
11:15 am	Cowboy Junkies A Common Disaster	Lay It Down (1996)	7.4

when the Trower song started I thought that the Cowboy Junkies were doing some sampling, it fit

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Yeah, I noticed that too; I thought it was Debby Harry's voice carrying over for the first few seconds.

Blondie — Rapture (Doomsday Deathmix)
Heather Nova — Island  
 
Subtle woo wooing from Heather Nova sounded like it belonged in the Blondie song...

 Alexandra wrote: 
I caught that too, when the BRMC song started I thought that I don't remember this part of "Teardrop"

Massive Attack's "Teardrop" into BRMC's "Salvation" - beautiful! Almost didn't even notice the song had changed. A good triplet would be to add Blur's "Tender is the Night" after BRMC.

 haresfur wrote: 
i bet that was great! i absolutely love both.

Apr 4 - 12:54 pm	Brahms — Hungarian Dance No. 5	1869
Apr 4 - 12:48 pm	The Rolling Stones — Moonlight Mile	1971

That Springsteen (Magic) to World Party (Is It Like Today) was just beautiful!

Chuck Berry
No Particular Place To Go >

The Beatles
I Saw Her Standing There  >

Ramones
I Wanna Be Sedated >

Arctic Monkeys
Dancing Shoes

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
An acquaintance of mine insisted there were no such things as coinkydink…

Bill?

By the way, the Notorious RP emoticons needs a figure on their back, drinking beer that has been poured into their stetson, that is held between their boots and their legs raised into the air.

Might be a bit of a challenge for the smileys to replicate unfortunately.

In Country Dick's Honor!

 

 EdEastridge wrote: 
Holy crap! Dick died 21 years ago today. That's a kinda weird coinkydink.
 
 

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Damn. I haven't seen the Beat Farmers listed for some time. Worked their shows when the played the Red Barn in Louisville in the 80's. Country Dick Montana was a force of nature. May he RIP.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 

I'm a LOT disappointed to learn that this was a PSD ("I Like") segue and not something Bill put together 

  
 Donna Summer — I Feel Love 
 
Beat Farmers — Happy Boy 

 buddy wrote: 
They won't come within a thousand miles of me, but I've seen them many times back before the turn of the century.