First time posting a new mix on here. I actually wanted to wait until the archive was finished but it is taking a long time and the mix was ready before the archive posts were done.
(33 min, melancholic and pretty, with a generous pinch of heartbreak)
From November 2026
It took me over a year to finish a new mix. The last one I made was from August 2025. This year was a hard one though. So I guess it makes sense, because I’ve struggled with maintaining most of my passions in the last year. Making mixes also just got harder in general for me in the last few years because I have not been listening to as much music as I used to and my expectations for myself are way too high, so that takes a bit of the fun out of it.
There were tons of versions of this mix I ended up scrapping completely. The beginning (first 2 songs) of the mix has stayed the same since this summer but I added most of the rest just in the last few days.
It just flowed out of me and I ended up really liking it. Enjoy!
If I Was a Folkstar by The Avalanches
Remember by Sean Solomon
Go By by Elliott Smith
Crying, Laughing, Loving, Lying by Labi Siffre
So it goes by Mac Miller
It’s Not by Aimee Mann
Let Go by Frou Frou
Bookstore (instrumental) by Jon Brion (from Eternal Sunshine…)
Link Me in the Future by Chance the Rapper
Apple Music Link:
https://music.apple.com/at/playlist/annas-mix-76/pl.u-55D6PYViVxxdY1?l=en
Spotify Link:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6p8swHwYxjLXGMpjsSkmlU?si=pkLuJZN0RqGq4cHKkbaJZA&utm_source=copy-link&pi=tAA3N0-SRaCY2
Tidal Link:
https://tidal.com/playlist/d5ceb54d-b2b5-4c38-9f4e-30842adb0393
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Annas Mix 76
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Archive of all the numbered Mix CDs/playlists I ever made (Part 10)
Mix 46:
(38 min, deep depressing trauma shit)
From early 2021
This is one of very few mixes I gave an (unofficial) title. I called it “Brief an den Vater” (Letter to the father), because I made it in the night before a meeting with my father that I was dreading because I had not seen him for 5+ years. It also wasn’t voluntarily on my side (it was a court meeting concerning child support).
It’s probably my most personal mix, also it’s really really good. I just now listened to it again for the first time in years and am low key kind of impressed by myself. lol
Also just in case someone is listening to it and drawing wrong conclusions: a few of the songs on the mix reference domestic abuse, but that’s just because they fit with my story emotionally, my father was never physically abusive.
M by The Cure
Christian Brothers by Elliott Smith
Make it Rain by Tom Waits
Quiet Storm by Soko
Truth by Alexander (feat. RZA)
Cotton by The Mountain Goats
Lost (Piano is Evil Version) by Amanda Palmer
She’s losing it by Belle and Sebastian
Save Me by Aimee Mann
Heavy Balloon by Fiona Apple
Mix 47:
(30 min, melancholic, pretty)
From March 2021 – I found when I posted it on IG, that’s why I know for sure
This is another mix I (unofficially) made for the crush I was heartbroken about 2 mixes ago. At this point I already knew that he liked someone else but I still showed it to him in hopes he would get that it was about him and reciprocate even despite the other person but I don’t think he ever did. Very awkward 30 minutes of sitting next to each other (for me at least).
It’s really sweet and pretty, but also a little sad.
Me Me Me (Boo Hoo) by Crywank
Looking Out For You by Joy Again
Song for a Supermarket Parking Lot by Pat “The Bunny”
Half a Person by The Smiths
Ballad of Big Nothing by Elliott Smith
Jesus, Etc. by Wilco
Stockholm Syndrome by Yo La Tengo
Ana by Pixies
Wig in a Box from Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Mix 48:
(38 min, melancholic, a little lovey dovey towards the end)From April 2021
I was still unhappily crushing on the same person. I made sooo many great mixes fueled by the heartbreak in those 2+ years I was actively having this crush and waiting for either my or his feelings to change. I think it’s because a part of me believes so strongly in my ability to make really really great mixes that I always hope that the person(s) I have made my crush fueled mixes for in the past would fall in love with me through the music because my mixes are just THAT GOOD.
I still kind of believe that the right person would. But I just always end up making them for the wrong people.
No Such Thing by This is the Kit
Everyone Says by The Brian Jonestown Massacre
Lowdown by Wire
Disorder by Joy Division
Gold Soundz by Pavement
Untogether by Belly
As We Go Up, We Go Down by Guided by Voices
Tried and True by Ween
Are You a Magician by Soko
You by Larry Lovestein & The Velvet Revival (a.k.a. Mac Miller)
Mix 49:
(31 min, pretty and a little dangerous)
From May 2021
10/10 mix. Nothing more to say!
Borderline by Brad Sucks
Perfecto by Mac Miller
I am a Scientist by Guided by Voices
A Mistake by Fiona Apple
Mother by Moloko
You Talk Too Loud by Max Normal
Stereo by Pavement
Healing (Interlude) by Deca
Suspicions by Larry Lovestein & The Velvet Revival (a.k.a. Mac Miller)
Mix 50:
(41 min, hiphop only)From Summer 2021
This one has a title as well: Sprechgesang, ein Leben lang (a love letter to hip hop).
I wanted to make a mix that only had hip hop on it because it’s sometimes difficult to fit it in with other music. A lot of it is stuff I grew up with because of my older sister, who listened to mostly rap stuff when she was a teenager. Clueso, Hocus Pocus, Sam Ragga Band and Freundeskreis are all “inherited” from her. And Running from Love was on a FM4 soundselection (No.9, from 2003) that we listened to all the time in the car when I was a child.
Kopfhörer by Fiva MC & DJ Radrum
Dort wo du wohnst by Clueso (feat. Delhia)
Take You Back by Noname (feat. Akenya & Via Rosa)
J’attends by Hocus Pocus
Heaven or Hell by Salt ‘n’ Pepa
Doo Wop (That Thing) by Lauryn Hill
Maintain by Deca
Hey by Sam Ragga Band
Running from Love by Freddie Krueger (feat. ADL)
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My Top 10 Favorite Movie Soundtracks (Compilation Type)
What I mean by Compilation Type is that the soundtrack does not consist of songs written for the movie but a compilation album from multiple different artists. Otherwise I would have included half of the soundtracks composed by Jon Brion and lots of other movies that have soundtracks by just one artist.
Maybe I will make lists for those types, too, at some point.
Most of the soundtracks on this list influenced my taste in music greatly and were my gateway to some of my favorites bands and musicians.
SPOILER WARNING FOR GARDEN STATE
1. High Fidelity
This soundtrack changed my taste in music completely. I was so obsessed with it as a teenager. It introduced me/pushed me towards so many of my all-time-favorite bands and musicians. The Kinks, Love, The Velvet Underground, Bob Dylan. I don’t know where I’d be without it. And the last needle drop of the movie, where he talks about making a mix tape for someone and then it plays I Believe (When I Fall In Love It Will Be Forever) by Stevie Wonder is one of my favorite needle drops in movie history.
2. The Royal Tenenbaums
It feels a little wrong not putting this on the first place, ngl. This was basically just as important for my development into the person I am today as High Fidelity if not even more so.
Because this was the movie that introduced me to Elliott Smith. Also it has MULTIPLE of the best needle drops in history in it. These Days and Needle the Hay being the most obvious ones.
It also has Nick Drake, The Clash, The Ramones, Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, The Velvet Underground and great use of the Beatles, too.
I can’t overstate how good this soundtrack is and how perfect the music is intertwined with the scenes and plot of the movie.
3. Garden State
I love this so so so much, as do probably most weird artsy people my age or 5-10 years older. This soundtrack is so fucking good.
New slang is a top tier needledrop. I will forever be in love with Natalie Portman’s face looking happy and insecure at the same time while Zach Braff is judging her taste in music.
But it’s not even my favorite needledrop of the movie. My favorite is the last scene where Andrew is trying to leave Sam and “Let go” by Frou Frou plays and he realizes his mistake and runs back, does his little monologue about how fucked up his life is, asks “What do we do?” and then the second he kisses her the break into the chorus happens and Imogen Heap sings the words: “So let go, so let go. Jump in! Oh well, whatcha waiting for? It’s alright. Cause there’s beauty in the breakdown” PERFECTION!!!!!!!!!!!
Also important on the soundtrack: Nick Drake, Coldplay (only stuff from the one album of them I actually really love), Zero 7 (also a 10/10 needledrop btw), more of the Shins, etc. etc.
4. Juno
This is another soundtrack that is kind of a basic choice for people who are around my age or a little older, because seemingly every cool teen back when the movie came out was obsessed with this soundtrack. But with good reason!!! This slaps!
It introduced me to Kimya Dawson, the Moldy Peaches, Sonic Youth, Belle and Sebastian, Hole, Cat Power, it has GREAT use of the Kinks and The Velvet Underground (which, let’s be honest, should both be on every good soundtrack).
The use of Anyone Else But You might be my favorite. The song so perfectly captures the cute friendship and love between Juno and Bleeker. It just fits so well.
5. Rushmore
Wes Anderson is the king of movie soundtracks. There is no one better than him. Not even close.
Rushmore was one of my Top 3 favorite movies when I was a teenager and the soundtrack had a lot to do with it.
The Kinks, Cat Stevens, John Lennon, The Who, all great choices.
My favorite needledrops in this are the compilation scene of Max doing all of his many weird hobbies (so me!) set to Making Time, the scene where Max swindles himself into Rosemary’s bedroom and brings his own tape with him that has Rue St. Vincent on it and best of all the dance scene at the end where “Ooh la la” by The Faces plays. Epic scene and great song.
6. Twilight
This soundtrack was sooo important to me growing up. I was just the right age when the movie came out to be completely obsessed with the movie as well as the soundtrack.
It introduced me to Paramore and Muse. And made me obsessed with Robert Pattinson’s weird ass mumbly singing. My favorites from the whole soundtrack are the two songs he wrote.
Eyes on Fire is epic, so is Full Moon and of course Supermassive Black Hole, which will forever be linked to the baseball scene.
As a tiny baby teen I also listened to Flightless Bird, American Mouth a lot, but in kind of an unhealthy way. (I don’t wanna eloborate. Sorry. Let’s just say it made me really sad.)
7. Wristcutters: A Love Story
This is probably the most obscure one by far on this list, which is sad because it’s really great. The movie is okay (I haven’t seen it in a long time so I’m not really sure at this point). I found it as a teen through my morbid obsession back then with all things suicide.
The soundtrack is by far superior to the movie.
It introduced me to my favorite Tom Waits record “Real Gone” and to the band Gogol Bordello. Also Screaming Lord Sutch, Joy Division and the Song “Gloomy Sunday” by Artie Shaw, which is sad af and really really great.
The first scene in the movie (a scene of the protagonist killing himself, Spoiler warning lol) is set to Dead and Lovely by Tom Waits, which goes sooo hard in general but especially as a suicide scene song. I low key could make a banger suicide scene song list, which feels kind of weird (I’m not gonna. Don’t worry!).8. (500) Days of Summer
I think I said it before on here somewhere but I was such a hater of this movie, while also secretly being obsessed with it and owning it on DVD and watching it all the time IN SECRET. I felt like it appropriated my hipsterdom in some way which seems so stupid and pretentious now. I was a fan of the Smiths and the Pixies and Belle and Sebastian and didn’t want to share them with a “normie” audience, because no one would get the Smiths like I got the Smiths and they were all just posers for acting like it. I am so glad I am not like this anymore.
Also it introduced me to Regina Spektor’s music which I am very glad about! The use of her song Hero is my favorite in the film.
9. Trainspotting
Epic soundtrack. This is not a hot take. This was a best selling album. I don’t know if it is a true fun fact or just a meme that someone made up, I honestly don’t care, but I read somewhere that Noel Gallagher chose for Oasis not to be on this soundtrack because he thought the movie was about trains and gonna be really boring. It’s probably not true, but the idea is so funny.
Anyway…great use of Lou Reed, Iggy Pop, Brian Eno, Pulp.
Just a great album overall!
10. Almost Famous
Cameron Crowe knows his music, which makes sense considering what this movie is about. I really love his soundtracks even for his movies I didn’t even like (*cough* Vanilla Sky). The whole film revolves around loving music and it bringing people together. It’s a giant love letter to it, so it’s no wonder that the soundtrack is very solid. I was not as obsessed with it as with some of the others on this list so I don’t have that strong of an opinion on it other than that it’s good. The obvious needledrop in this one is the scene where they all sing Tiny Dancer in the tour bus.
Honorable Mentions:
basically all Wes Anderson movies (especially The Darjeeling Limited and Moonrise Kingdom)
lots of Quentin Tarantino movies (especially Jackie Brown, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill Vol. 1 and Reservoir Dogs)
10 Things I hate about you
The HoldoversFediverse reactions
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Archive of all the numbered Mix CDs/playlists I ever made (Part 9)
Mix 41:
(35 min, neutral to optimistic)
Lots of Favorites on here. Everybody Here Hates You, Samaritan, Everybody’s Something are all top tier songs that resonate a lot with me. Pretty sure I made this while I had a new crush. So that explains the good mood.
Like an Umlaut in English by Bonaparte
Time for Yourself by Earlimart
Leonie by Alicia Edelweiss
Everybody Here Hates You by Courtney Barnett
Samaritan by Noname (feat. Mick Jenkins)
Everybody’s Something by Chance the Rapper (feat. Saba & BJ The Chicago Kid)
Everybody (Love/Arthur Lee Cover) by Mac Miller
This Room (BBC Sessions Version) by Fat Freddy’s Drop
Mix 42:
(35 min, romantic)
To this day I don’t know what inspired this lovey dovey mix. I was dating someone at the time I made this but it wasn’t very romantic between us and I had kind of one foot out the door, so I have no idea where this came from. It is very beautiful though.
The new Fiona Apple record had come out earlier that year which was a big event for a die-hard fan like me especially because she only releases like one record per decade. Also the new Soko record, which is very obvious because there’s one song from that record on basically every mix for the next 5 mixes. ^^
Close to Me by The Cure
Rack of His by Fiona Apple
Being is Bewildering by Moloko
Being Sad is not a Crime by Soko
Es geht immer ums Vollenden by Nino aus Wien
We fall again by Pink Guy
Dunno by Mac Miller
Long Time by Chance the Rapper
Fetch the Boltcutters by Fiona Apple
Mix 43:
(30 min, pretty with a pinch of melancholy and edge, rap-heavy)
I looove this mix. It was inspired by me breaking up with a guy who was kind of a shitty dude so it was really easy and pain-free for me and I was over it immediately and already crushing on someone else. It is probably an acquired taste for people who are not me because there are a few weird song choices on here that I never got anyone else into. “She’s so nice” should be unlistenable to me because of how vile and misogynistic it sounds but I read it as commentary on how fucked up hooking up with guys can feel sometimes. All of the verses are really demeaning towards women, bragging about sex, taunting another man over how much of a slut their girlfriend is and then the song breaks and the singer gets really soft voiced and sweet singing in the chorus about how nice the girl is and how nice it is of her that she lets him use her and treat her badly. I am ashamed to say I can rap along to all of the disgusting lines. Pink Guy in general is a big guilty pleasure of mine. I would never show it to any of my non-edgy humored friends but I unfortunately still love it.
Expectations by Belle and Sebastian
This is Home by Cavetown
Try it Again by Jeffrey Lewis
Looking for Love by Soko
Demons by Joji
The Question by Mac Miller (feat. Lil Wayne)
She’s so nice by Pink Guy
My Vag by Awkwafina
I am free by Princess Nokia
Mix 44:
(25 min, lovey dovey, rap-heavy)
I was crushing so hard on someone when I made this. It sounds so sweet and cute and pretty. It makes me happy even though the crush I (unofficially) made it for ended up really hurting me and went nowhere. But I didn’t know that yet at this point.
Replaceable Heads by Soko
Heart by Princess Nokia
Testify by Awkwafina
Come Back to Earth by Mac Miller
Thom by Joji
Clay Pidgeons by Deca
Theme from Becky by Kae Tempest
I wanna know what love is by Kathleen Hanna
Mix 45:
(29, subdued, sulking, self indulgent)
Remember when I just said that that crush ended up really hurting me? We’re already on that mix. But it still didn’t end here even though it should have. I ended up making so many more mixes sulking about this stupid guy not liking me. Aaahh, so infuriating!
I low key hate this mix because it just reminds me of feeling pathetic and stupid and being stoned and depressed all the time.
And it’s not even a great heartbreak mix because I had already used all of my good stuff 2 years earlier.
The song ATTENTION annoys me so much, too. Stop wanting this guy’s attention and feeling sorry for yourself!!
14.400 Minutes by Chance the Rapper
Home Base by Deca (feat. Eligh)
I Can See by Mac Miller
ATTENTION by Joji
Beautiful Crazy by Space Raiders
Daydream in Blue (BBC Radio 2 Version) by I Monster
It’s not Impossible by Jeffrey Lewis
Did You See Me (Mollusk Sessions Version) by Ween
Kria 2 (interlude) by DecaFediverse reactions
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My Top 10 favorite Manic Pixie Dream Girls
I object to Manic Pixie Dream Girl hate and am a big fan and defender of them for the most part. I think most of them are just autistic coded and that’s why people find them annoying/irritating. Also people just love hating women.
I often found them relatable, especially when I was a teen.
I love a nice quirky girl with unique style and strong opinions about music. Sue me!1. Clementine from Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
2. Sam from Garden State
3. Susan from Bringing up Baby
4. Faye from Chungking Express
5. Tiffany from Silver Linings Playbook
6. Maude from Harold and Maude
7. Summer from (500) Days of Summer
8. Marla Singer from Fight Club
9. Penny Lane from Almost Famous
10. Annie from Annie Hall
Honorable Mentions:
Fran from The Apartment, Ruby from Ruby Sparks, Ramona Flowers from Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Ana from Stranger than Fiction, Meg Ryan’s characters in Joe vs. the Volcano
BONUS:
Manic Panic Dream Girl exceptions that I actually DO find annoying and/or male gaze-y:
Kirsten Dunst in Elizabethtown
Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s
Penelope Cruz in Vanilla Sky
Scarlett Johansson in Her
Mila Kunis in Forgetting Sarah Marshall
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Archive of all the numbered Mix CDs/playlists I ever made (Part 8)
Mix 36:
(26 min, melancholic)
Very good mix. I am pretty sure I made it around 2019.
Drivin’ on 9 is one of the most perfect songs to ever exist.
It’s one of the songs that make me really annoyed with myself and my stupid need to not repeat any songs on my mixes (for the most part). Because every mix would be better if Drivin’ on 9 were on it.
The Loneliness of a Middle Distance Runner by Belle and Sebastian
In the Waiting Line by Zero 7
The Way Through by Deca
Dieses Jahr by Tocotronic
There’s Something Wrong by Brad Sucks
Drivin’ on 9 by The Breeders
Walkin’ on Eggshells by Courtney Barnett
Mix 37:
(34 min, mostly upbeat and optimistic)
The first positive mix I made after a stretch of feeling dejected and hopeless and making only very depressing mixes full of songs about heartbreak. I remember feeling really good about finally getting out of that rut. I also felt quite proud because it’s full of bangers. Not a single mid song (imo)! Kim Smoltz is so perfect. Sadly it’s not available on streaming sites but you can still find it on YouTube.
Just My Kind by Julie Ruin
Honey by Moby
The Story of Sampling by Pablo
Frank Sinatra by CAKE
Kim Smoltz by Ween
In My Dreams by Eels
Married With Children by Oasis
Knock Yourself Out by Jon Brion
Off You by The Breeders
Mix 38:
(35 min, starting off sad+dreamy but it’s less sad towards the end)
Wow, amazing mix. I hadn’t listened to some of the songs in years and am really glad I rediscovered them now while writing this post.
I stopped actively listening to Amanda Palmer and the Dresden Dolls because of her involvement with Neil Gaiman and the abuse allegations, which is really sad because many of her songs meant so much to me for such a long time. Drowning in the Sound is one of my favorites. It resonates deep inside of me and hits really hard.
3 Minutes in the Brain of Bonaparte by Bonaparte
Good News by Mac Miller
Oh to be in Love by Kate Bush
Drowning in the Sound by Amanda Palmer
Breaking Down by The Only Ones
The Long Grift from Hedwig and the Angry Inch
I Fought in a War by Belle and Sebastian
Hannah & Gabi by The Lemonheads
Baby, let me follow you down (Eric Von Schmidt Cover) by Bob Dylan
Mix 39:
(36 min, starting off melancholic but getting happier at some point)
Very good mix. Made in 2020 I think.
You don’t have to be a Scientist to do Experiments on your own Heart by Jeffrey Lewis
Happy Alone by Earlimart
Out of it by Brad Sucks
Wicked Little Town (Hedwig’s Version) covered by The Breeders (originally from Hedwig and the Angry Inch)
Good Friend by Violent Femmes
No Peace for the Wicked by The Only Ones
Jackanory Stories by Television Personalities
Reena by Sonic Youth
Autumn Sweater by Yo La Tengo
I Could Spend the Day by The Zombies
Mix 40:
(34 min, upbeat)
Be Thankful For What You’ve Got (William DeVaughn Cover) by Yo La Tengo
She’s Not There by The Zombies
No Aloha by The Breeders
Say Anything by Aimee Mann
I Started Something I Couldn’t Finish by The Smiths
Turn it on by Sleater-Kinney
Happy House by Siouxsie and the Banshees
Life on the Line by The Raincoats
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Topics to ask me about if you never want me to shut up again
- Elliott Smith
- Jon Brion and how he is connected to everything I love
- Saturday Night Live history
- The OJ Simpson case
- Ted Bundy
- Binding of Isaac
- listing my favorite Simpsons episodes
- Pop culture references and musical guest stars in Gilmore Girls
- Nathan Fielder
- The H3 podcast (& scandal)
- 2010s edgelord youtubers
- 2010s/early 2020s Breadtube (I dislike half of them now)
- listing my favorite Vines
- how my DVD collection is sorted and why
Fediverse reactions
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Archive of all the numbered Mix CDs/playlists I ever made (Part 7)
Mix 31:
(28 min, a bit depressing)
Made this one in 2018. I think I was still pretty heartbroken but I’m not even sure it really was because of a specific person but maybe just a general feeling of feeling rejected by the whole world. There are some of my all time favorite songs on this mix. Especially the Ween song has big importance to me. Pretty good mix!
Mrs. O by The Dresden Dolls
Outta me by Bikini Kill
What Deaner was talkin’ about by Ween
Had It All by Jeffrey Lewis
You’re so great by Blur
Stone On the Water by Badly Drawn Boy
Valentine by Fiona Apple
Good Day by The Dresden Dolls
Mix 32:
(32 min, hopeful mixed with some melancholy)I loooove this mix. It’s so good! I think it was at the beginning phase of a new crush. That always inspires the best mixes. You can almost hear all the lovely tender feelings seeping trough the music even though it’s also quite sad during some parts.
Therapy by Loudon Wainwright III
Weakest Shade of Blue by The Pernice Brothers
My Descent into Madness by Eels
Son of Sam by Elliott Smith
The Way Things Are by Fiona Apple
So Long by Rilo Kiley
No Name No. 5 by Elliott Smith
I Keep a Close Watch (John Cale Cover) by Courtney BarnettMix 33:
(47 min, deeply sad and heartbroken)
Ok, I was kind of dreading listening to this one again. I made it for someone I broke up with, to explain all the feelings I had at that moment. Which is admittedly kind of an insane move especially considering I put basically ALL of my favorite heartbreak songs on it and also a lot of my favorite songs in general (like The Poisoned Well and Happiness) and some ended up being tainted with the association of being on this mix for some years after. Why would one do that?? Especially for someone who didn’t treat me well and who I wanted to break up with anyway? My only excuse is that I was a fragile little 20 year old baby, which didn’t seem that young at the time but seems insanely young now.
The Poisoned Well by Quasi
Paper Bag by Fiona Apple
Anemone by The Brian Jonestown Massacre
Outta Me by Bikini Kill
In Love by The Raincoats
Good Things by Sleater-Kinney
Girl Anachronism by The Dresden Dolls
Fast As You Can by Fiona Apple
Tief Unten Nicht Ich by Fiva MC
Sweet Sound of Ignorance by Soko
Don’t Think Twice It’s Alright by Bob Dylan
Happiness by Elliott Smith
Goodbye Song by The Moldy PeachesMix 34:
(26 min, sad and heartbroken)
The unofficial sequel to the last one. Not nearly as good though.
Also sooo dramatic omg.
Save it for later and Get me Away…are very solid heartbreak songs though. Would recommend!
One by Aimee Mann
Love is a Losing Game by Amy Winehouse
Clouds (Quasi Cover) by Elliott Smith
Feels Blind by Bikini Kill
Miss World by Hole
Save it for Later by Pete Townsend
Hanging on a Star by Nick Drake
Get Me Away From Here, I’m Dying by Belle and Sebastian
Mix 35:
(32 min, sad and heartbroken – but less than before)What can I say? It takes a while for me to move on.
Really good mix though. Very beautiful music.Here We Go by Jon Brion
Don’t Leave the Light On, Baby by Belle and Sebastian
Fear is Like A Forrest by Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile
Rein Gar Nichts by Element of Crime
Always See Your Face by Love
Fixing My Brain by Brad Sucks
Birthday Boy by Ween
Electro-Shock Blues by EelsFediverse reactions
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My current ranking of all the Elliott Smith albums
- Either/Or (1997)
- XO (1998)
- Elliott Smith (1995)
- New Moon (2007)
- Roman Candle (1994)
- Figure 8 (2000)
- From a Basement on the Hill (2004)
- Live at Largo (2004)
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My ratings of all the Treehouse of Horror episodes
I rewatched/watched (I hadn’t seen a lot of the new ones) all of the Treehouse of Horror episodes from the Simpsons this month.
It was very fun at first but I was over it fast because almost all of the newer ones are really terrible.
My way of rating is quite generous.
So 8 and above was good and enjoyable for me. Everything 7,5 and under was pretty bad.
I would recommend Seasons 2 to 12 and surprisingly Season 21, which was a musical episode that I quite liked.
Season 2 – 8/10
Season 3 – 9/10
Season 4 – 9,5
Season 5 – 9,5
Season 6 – 10
Season 7 – 8,5
Season 8 – 10
Season 9 – 9,5
Season 10 – 8,5
Season 11 – 9
Season 12 – 9
Season 13 – 6,5
Season 14 – 7,5
Season 15 – 7
Season 16 – 7
Season 17 – 6,5
Season 18 – 7
Season 19 – 6
Season 20 – 7
Season 21 – 8
Season 22 – 7
Season 23 – 6,5
Season 24 – 6
Season 25 – 6
Season 26 – 6
Season 27 – 5
Season 28 – 5
Season 29 – 6
Season 30 – 6
Season 31 – 6,5
Season 32 – 5,5
Season 33 – 6
Season 34 – 6,5
Season 35 – 7
Season 36 – 7
Season 37 – 6,5
Season 38 – tbd (it’s gonna air this weekend)Fediverse reactions
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