Shoegazing in Cambridgeshire


Here's my second playlist on Spotify that I put together yesterday:
Slowdive – Alison
Chapterhouse – Mesmerise
My Bloody Valentine – Soon
Ride – Vapour Trail
Drop Nineteens – Winona
Moose – Play God
Curve – Coming Up Roses
Catherine Wheel – Eat My Dust You Insensitive F***
Amusement Parks On Fire – You Made Me Realise
Amusement Parks On Fire – Blackout
Flying Saucer Attack – In The Light Of Time
The Airfields – The Long Way Home
Lush – Ladykillers
Pale Saints – Throwing Back The Apple
Stereolab – Ping Pong - 2006 Remastered LP Version
Spiritualized – Soul On Fire
The Telescopes – High On Fire
Cocteau Twins – Iceblink Luck
Asobi Seksu – It's Too Late
Deerhunter – Rainwater Cassette Exchange
The Boo Radleys – Barney (...And Me)
Kitchens Of Distinction – Drive That Fast
M83 – Violet Tree
Sigur Ros – Gong
Architecture In Helsinki – Tiny Paintings
Cranes – Sleepwalking
http://open.spotify.com/user/jim_bomb/playlist/6oLoMl1qFJ09KcaRaxqmNp
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highlights goals said…
I found your site on technorati and read a few of your other posts. Keep up the good work. I just added your RSS feed to my Google News Reader. Looking forward to reading more from you in the future!
December 2, 2009 at 12:23 PM
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