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(Kevin) – Last month or so I saw a terrific Bill Moyers episode on PBS called the Second Gilded Age, and that show inspired this heavy, hardcore mix, which I’ve cleverly named, The Second Gilded Age. The 3 videos that make up the show are available here, if interested http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/06132008/watch3.html . I listen to mixes over and over, and I like to put in samples of things that I either think are funny, disturbing, or that make me think about something, and these samples are designed to keep what’s happening today in the USA fresh in my mind when I listen to this mix. I like to drill key concepts into my own brain. EAT THE RICH! Or at least the bad ones, anyway.
- Hear this Prayer for Her – Kingdom of Sorrow
- Confrontation – Otep
- Watch Yourself – Ministry
- The Death and Resurrection Show – Killing Joke
- Are We Alive? – Terror
- Gasping for Air – Jungle Rot
- Stand As One – Strife
- Surrender to Your TV – Shelter
- Seeing Red – Minor Threat
- Kill Your Idols – Static X
- As the Coil Unwinds – The Destro
- Deliverance – Earth Crisis
- Striving Higher for a Better Life – Warzone
- Coma America – Amen
- Build a Nation – Bad Brains
- F*** It All – Death Before Dishonor
- Mindlock / Iced – Malevolent Creation
- Modern Age Slavery – Beneath the Massacre
- God, I Hope the Data is Lying – Zombie Apocalypse
- Repeat Process – 100 Demons
Also, for anyone who likes the heavy stuff, I’ve re-issued the now-classic Vociferous Convulsant heavy mix. I liked the flow of songs on the mix, but after one listen was tired of hearing myself talk so much, so I went back and cut most of the audio out to a bare minimum, which also had the added benefit of getting the mix down to an hour. So, if you like these mixes, check this one out again.
“People with RLS feel uncomfortable sensations in their legs, especially when sitting or lying down, accompanied by an irresistible urge to move about.” Like they got ants in their pants and they just gotta dance? “…often described by people as burning, creeping, tugging, or like insects crawling inside the legs.” So, that’s a yes.