Decorate and Smoke Em. Vol 2

So i guess I'm starting a tradition of compiling these Christmas mixtapes of eclectic Christmas music. I enjoy "Cratediggin" as the DJ's refer to it, well here's this years mix and tracklist. Enjoi.


1. Now Sound Christmas Intro/ The Free Design
2. Carpenter Christmas Remix/ Go Home Productions
3. Christmas Reindeer/ The Knife
4. Christmas Don't be Late/ Jesse Torrisi
5. Snowed/ Daedelus
6. Bricks Interlude
7.Wonderful Christmas Time Remix/ Rhythm Scholar
8. Everyday is Christmas/ The Webb Brothers
9. The Christmas Massacre of Charlie Brown/ DJ John
10. Redribbon Foxes/ A Fine Frenzy
11. The Night before Christmas/ Eek-A-Mouse
12. Christmas with Reilly/ Electric Bird Noise
13. What do you do....A lonely Christmas/ I.N.T.
14. Have Yourself a Merry little Christmas/ Coldplay
15. Christmas Time is Here/  Kat 010
16. Last Christmas/ Erlend Oye
17. Silent Night/ Banjo or Freakout
18. Completely Different Interlude
19. The Nutbreaker/ DJ BC

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Ethiopium

Sometimes Someone else should Say it so it sounds More Rational

"Nothing is original. Steal from anywhere that resonates with inspiration or fuels your imagination. Devour old films, new films, music, books, paintings, photographs, poems, dreams, random conversations, architecture, bridges, street signs, trees, clouds, bodies of water, light and shadows. Select only things to steal from that speak directly to your soul. If you do this, your work (and theft) will be authentic. Authenticity is invaluable; originality is non-existent. And don’t bother concealing your thievery - celebrate it if you feel like it. In any case, always remember what Jean-Luc Godard said: “It’s not where you take things from - it’s where you take them to."
— Jim Jarmusch

Re:Visitation Rights

Re:visitation rights are the opportunities to return to our previous experiences. Oh are we lucky to experience the marvel of time travel. I picked up an old Cd i hadn't listened to in maybe 4 years, It was something that at the time i musically wasn't ready for. My mind hadn't completed the release of norms and societal standards of what good modern music should sound like. I had the opportunity to Re:experience the same music with a more mature mind and appreciate it for the groundbreaking piece of art it was.

We have this ability to go back in time in a sense and re:experience old friends, art, music or even places that evoke and inspire memories or they serve as a foundation on which to build on. Who needs an 85 delorean when the human mind is capable of taking us through time with environments and objects serving as our Flux Capacitors.

From a scientific and hollywood standpoint, temporal law applies here as well, making it more feasible in terms of physical time travel. Any action re:experienced, changes the course of thought in the future or present. For example, after the Re:listen i was enlightened, overwhelmed with new ideas that came to fruition based on the inspiration i received from a solid unbiased listen today... inspirations i may have never had prior to a second listen.
But by doing so i changed my future, whether large or minute.

Shits deep. The Album: Piano Overlord (PRefuse73) - 03-05 The Singles.
Its an album composed of MPC samples and various Pianos, Synths, and Organs played and/or sampled by Prefuse.


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On Creating...

Working on art while listening to music with words is like sharing a rehearsal space.

Washed Out-Feel it all around

Sounds a little like Radio Dept but dope none-the-less