Too Much To Feel
SUSHI-X-2000-03
February, 2000

My valentine's day mix, February 2000. Not romantic at all, just some songs I was enjoying at the time. I sent this one out to a bunch of my friends. This CD is still a favorite of mine for driving. The opening lick of "Bulletproof Belief" cranks it up really well, and it just keeps on cruising for a long time after that.

This is a somewhat unusual mix for me, because I mostly used songs from sampler CDs I got for free at the record store, so I didn't know several of the bands before I made the mix (like Guster, Collapsis, and Sun-60). My favorite songs on here are hard to pick, but I think I'd have to say "My Insatiable One" by Suede, "Camel Walk" by Southern Culture on the Skids, and "Bulletproof Belief" by Julia Darling top the list. But there are at least 6 other songs on this mix that I like almost as much as these.

The one song I probably wouldn't use if I had it to do over again is "Higher" by Creed. Not that there's anything wrong with the song... it's just that I made the mix before that song became so incredibly popular (and overplayed). The first time I heard it was on the compilation sampler I used to make this mix. I liked the guy's voice and the 80s arena-rock sound of it. But I guess I got tired of hearing it after awhile, when it was playing everywhere last summer. Still, in the end, if that's the only problem with this mix, it's a fairly minor one.

See below for cover art and playlist:

Too Much To Feel (front)     Too Much To Feel (back)
front and back

 

Julia Darling / Bulletproof Belief
Collapsis / Superhero
Cowboy Junkies / Speaking Confidentially
Mike Viola & the Candy Butchers / Break Your Heart
Maria McKee / Absolutely Barking Stars
Suede / My Insatiable One
Dick Dale & the Del-Tones / Misirlou
Guster / Barrel of a Gun
Southern Culture on the Skids / Camel Walk
Big Audio Dynamite II / Rush
Folk Implosion / My Ritual
Alison Moyet / It Won’t Be Long
REM / The Great Beyond
Sublime / Santeria
Sun-60 / Out of My Head
Creed / Higher
Nanci Griffith / Tell Me How
Fastball / The Way
John Popper / Home
Sixpence None the Richer / There She Goes

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