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Mutiny Mutiny/Post Adolescence/Debutante Year, Sunset
1 Chris Estey said on October 27, 2008
I am listening to Johnson's mix of "New Wave Underground U.S. 1980-83" right now. Where else can I hear Pylon's "Precaution" flow into Ray Milland's "Distant View" and Jad Fair's "It Walks At Night"? Viva le Mix Tape! Vive le Cassette!
2 mike turner said on October 27, 2008
i always had a problem with him selling those mixes, esp knowing some of the folks on his mix tapes never saw a dime from it. i love k records and all, but those comp tapes which were always 5 to 10 bucks at shows just felt a bit like a rip.
3 lani rexroth said on October 27, 2008
i admire the guy, but i guess it's not surprising that he wouldn't pass along any money to the folks on his mix tapes. rumor has it he rarely passes any money on to the artists on his label either.
4 Imaginary Jeffrey said on October 29, 2008
With just a mention of Calvin Johnson, I absolutely have to plug his solo album, What Was Me. Please, check it out if you like soulfully and woefully naked music.
Amazon's Listing.
Honestly, I can't imagine where Seattle music would be without this guy. A true pioneer. If I happened to be put on a K mix-tape, I would be happy even without any money. Though, I would probably force him to take me out to dinner.
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