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[Download "SMALL BEDROOM MIXTAPE VOL. III"] EXPIRED
All 16 tracks are compressed into one '.zip' file.
Size: 48.8 MB
Format: WinZip File (.zip)
DISCLAIMER: This collection of music is only for sampling purposes. It may be a good idea to delete them from your computer after 24 Hours. SMALL BEDROOM Mixtape Vol. III will be available for only 7 days. If you are the owner of one of these songs and would like it removed, please do not hesitate to contact me. I am not trying to harsh on anyones mellow here.
I know I have been pretty lazy lately, and havn't posted that much stuff. But whatever, SMALL BEDROOM MIXTAPE VOL. III is here bitches. This mixtape has some seriously sick shit on it. It has a shit ton of new stuff, some older stuff, and humorous track or two. The last mixtape was pretty popular and I got a lot of positive input. So download, and tell me what you think. Oh yea, as always I reccommend you listen to the tracks in the order provided.
Track Listing:
01. Tree Wave- May Banners
02. Animalmonster- Jumanji
03. The Russian Futurists- Paul Simon
04. Wire- Used To
05. The Velvet Underground- Stephanie Says
06. Serge Gainsbourg- Sea, Sex & Sun
07. Iggy Pop & The Stooges- 1970
08. Zs- Olymipics
09. Drive Like Jehu- Spikes To You
10. Starlite Desperation- The Thing
11. The Monorchid- Alias Directory
12. This Moment In Black History- Are Lipps Our Inc.
13. The Sun- Must Be You
14. Saves The Day- For Erminie, aka Monkey, aka Time Sprocket (Live Acoustic)
15. George Jones- Saginaw, Michigan
16. The Beets- Killer Tofu
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-Miike
Like an idiot, I added HaloScan for posting comments. As a result, all of the comments users have posted were deleted. That sucks a lot. But oh well, just leave more comments. Oh, and check out the new mixtape above.
-Miike

[Download "SMALL BEDROOM Mixtape Vol. II"] EXPIRED
All 17 tracks are compressed into one '.zip' file.
Size: 57.3 MB
Format: WinZip File (.zip)
DISCLAIMER: This collection of music is only for sampling purposes. It may be a good idea to delete them from your computer after 24 Hours. SMALL BEDROOM Mixtape Vol. II will be available for about 10 days. If you are the owner of one of these songs and would like it removed, please do not hesitate to contact me. I am not trying to harsh on anyones mellow here.
Despite the fact that no one posted any comments, the response to SMALL BEDROOM Mixtap Vol. I was quite positive. So, I decided to throw another one together. This week's mixtape is a little different than Vol. I. One thing that is different is that Vol. II has 17 tracks opposed to only 16. Also, in terms of genre, the music is more closely related. There is a little Folk, a little Punk Rock, a little Electronic. Let me know if you guys are liking the Mixtapes, so I can keep making them. Oh yea, I reccomend listening to all the tracks in the order listed, I think it works well. It all should fit on a CDr quite nicely.
As always, I realize the filze size (57.3 MB) is quite large. But it would take far too long to upload each track individually. If there is a song you would really like, then email me and maybe we can work something out.
Track Listing:
01. Aspera- Mountains Will Give
02. Q Electronics- Drum Buddy Intro
03. Need New Body- Tittiepop
04. Enduro- Shaky Sister
05. Joanna Newsom- Sadie
06. Deerhoof- Milking
07. Daniel Johnston- The Beatles
08. Judee Sill- Jesus Was a Crossmaker
09. Herman's Hermits- Silhouettes on the Shade
10. The Greenhornes- Nobody Loves You
11. Lullaby for the Working Class- Sketchings on a Bar Room Napkin
12. Gun Club- Sex Beat
13. Sex Positions- Commit It
14. Wolf Eyes- Stabbed in the Face
15. Thunderbirds are Now!- Pink Motorcycle Helmet
16. zZz- Sweet Sex
17. Brother Ali- You Never Know
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-Miike
[Download "Kinetic Stereokids: The Super Hits"] EXPIRED
5 individual tracks!
Size: 22.2 MB
Format: WinZip (.zip)
At one point, Kinetic Stereokids' line up consisted mainly of kids that went to my high school. However, they weren't the "high school band" that played O.A.R. and poor Dave Matthews Band covers. KSK was the band that didn't play the talent show and only a select group listened to. The reason for this is quite obvious, not many high schoolers are into experimental/jam/electronic/noise rock. But KSK didn't care, they continued to play what they wanted to, and over the years have built a large following in the Flint and Metro Detroit, Michigan areas. It's now like 4 years after high school and KSK is still a fully functional band. KSK has always been years ahead of any band in the area. While everyone's Ska band was breaking up or morphing into an emo group, KSK was in the basement playing guitars with chalk board erasers. As a result, they have perfected their sound far beyond any band of their peers, and put on a live show that cannot be touched.
These guys are the epitome of D.I.Y. The 5 or 6 full length albums in their discography are all wonderfully home recorded, mastered, and produced. Everything from t-shirts to flyers are home made, and are always unique pieces of art. The five tracks on "Kinetic Stereo Kids: The Super Hits" are recordings mainly from earlier releases, but also some new ones. I know the file size (22.2 MB) is quite large, but I assure you it will be worth it. If you don't want to download the file, you can check out some new tracks on their Myspace page. Track Listing:
01. Call It Quits
02. Explosions Were Heard
03. Free Money
04. Mechanical Outbreak
05. Pointless Day
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-Miike

[Download "Bring Me Coffee or Tea" from Tago Mago] EXPIREDI got a copy of CAN's Tago Mago at a Flint Local Show a while back. CAN formed in the late 1960's in Cologne, Germany. They strayed from current German trends and created heavily experimental electronic music. They scored a few hits in the UK, but remained mainly a cult band. However, their influence on today's music is undeniable. Loads of bands including, Radiohead, Godspeed! You Black Emperor, Bjork, Pavement, As Tall As Lions, and even Sigur Ros all list CAN as one of their biggest influences.
I have listened to all of CAN's early stuff (ie Soundtrack, Monster Movie, Tago Mago, Ege Bamyasi), and Tago Mago is by far my favorite. It is honestly one of the greatest album's ever, period. But seriously, if you don't already know this ablum, get to know it. I believe Restless and United Artists originally released Tago Mago in 1971.
-Miike
[Download "Future Burn" from Dark Presence]
I don't know much about Bluebird. I know that they are from California, and I know they've released a handful of albums over the past 5 or 6 years. My knowledge of Bluebird is limited for a few reasons. One, they are completely unknown where I live in Michigan. Two, I have heard albums released after Dark Presensce ( ie. Hot Blood, The Two), and I don't care for them. Thats okay though, I do however love this particular release. Dark Presence is an exceptional album that blends very ambient guitars with dark instrumentals, all while having a very psychedelic feel. The group's obvious influences include The Rolling Stones, Mogwai, Fugazi, and The Velvet Underground. Dark Presence was released in '02 on Dopamine Records.
-Miike
[Download "Come On, Feel The Illinoise" from Illinois] EXPIRED
[Download "Casimir Pulaski Day" from Illinois] EXPIRED
[Download "The Man of Metropolis Steals Our Hearts" from Illinois] EXPIRED
Let's get this straight, I love Sufjan Stevens, and it is not because I am from Michigan. I first heard Greetings From Michigan a few years back. It is filled with heartfelt and beautiful songs about my home state. Sufjan plans on releasing an album for each US State. Illinois is next on the list. Get all the details on Illinois [here]. It will be out July 5th on Sounds Familyre and Asthmatic Kitty.
Sufjan's song writing and composing abilities greatly surpass any of his peer's. He has the potential to be one of the greats like Dylan, Smith, Lennon, or Drake. He creates the most amazing and unique blend of folk, classical, rock, and even punk. I highly suggest checking him out, his music has influenced me in so many ways.
-Miike