Sunday, 10 June 2012

Everything's Getting Older

Everything's Getting Older from swede on 8tracks Radio.


Animal Collective - Honeycomb
Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - Because of Your Eyes
Here We Go Magic - How Do I Know?
Xodus - English Black Boys
Jagwar Ma - Come Save Me
Lower Dens - Alphabet Song
Graham Coxon - Ooh, Yeh Yeh
Bill Wells & Aiden Moffat - The Copper Top
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4 comments:

Old Pa's Corner said...

Have listened to the first 4. Will check out rest later....fabulous stuff...everyone is great! about time you had your own radion show is all I am saying!

12 June 2012 at 09:30
The Swede said...

Thanks OPC! I've always made occasional little compilations for myself just so I can remember what I was listening to at a certain time - a bit like an audio diary. First on reel to reel in the early 1970s, then cassettes, minidiscs, CDRs and now online. I wish I'd kept all the very early ones!

12 June 2012 at 19:43
Old Pa's Corner said...

Yes I always did same and still got some cassettes from way back, somewhere, me, Shellhunter and Flycasual always have our festive 20 each year. Which we play on randon over the season when we are together. Got most on file since the 90's....audio diary I like that!

12 June 2012 at 20:45
Old Pa's Corner said...

Enjoying the Here we Go magic album all because of that track...nice one

16 June 2012 at 10:29

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