This is going to sound like a cheat but I’ve had so many requests to re-issue the The Ultimate BBQ Mix from July 2010 that I’ve bowed to popular demand and rather than start a new one for 2011, I’m going to repost last year’s. “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix” it as my grandmother used to say. Well, she didn’t really. But you know what I mean.

So for Claire, Anna, Ned, Ahmed, Patrick, the Williams twins, Noggin, Big Phil and many others, here’s the Ulimate Barbeque Mix for 2010-2011 – enjoy!

The BBQ Mix 2011 mix will be available to download until the end of the summer. Which probably means the middle of next week in the UK.

Cover image by onesevenone (Stefan Georgi).

No words just emotions.

01 Earth Spirit – R. Carlos Nakai [Native America Calling]
02 Flétta – Antony & The Johnsons [Swanlights]
03 Inside My Head (blue skies) – Groove Armada [Decade of Hits Lounge 2000-2010]
04 Buried Arrows – Across Tundras [Sage]
05 Seagull – Sophie Barker [Seagull]
06 The Gift – Mark Hollis [Mark Hollis]
07 His Majesty’s King Raam – Lemon Jelly [Lemonjelly.ky]
08 Dine’ Gourd Dance Song – Blackfire [Native America Calling]
09 Pagan Poetry – Bjork [Greatest Hits]
10 Gong – Sigur Rós [Takk]
11 Cold – Black Country Communion [2]
12 Signs of Life (Instrumental) – Pink Floyd [A Momentary Lapse of Reason]
13 Slip Into Something More Comfortable – Kinobe [Soundphiles]
14 Sunbow – Wayquay [Native America Calling]
15 What It Means To Be Alone – The Dear Hunter [Act III: Life and Death]
16 The Feeling Begins – Peter Gabriel [Passion]
17 Stars All Seem To Weep – Beth Orton [Central Reservation]
18 Agnus Dei – Karl Jenkins [The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace]
19 Don’t Turn A Blind Eye – Breathing Space [Coming Up For Air]
20 Shannoojhee – Ulali [Native America Calling]
21 Petra 1:00 a.m. – The Incognito Traveller [The Incognitor Traveller EP]
22 Galilée Mon Amour – Anouar Brahem [The Astounding Eyes of Rita]
23 Raise The Sails – Dead Meadow [Shivering King and Others]
24 Months – The Middle East [I Want That You Are Always Happy]
25 Creation Story – Poetic Justice [Native America Calling]

The moment when a spirit jumps out of a body and turns into a violet ghost mix (122 mb) will be available to download for the next month (until midnight on 1 August 2011).

Cover image by Joaquin Villaverde Photography.

Mr Cheeze has been busy and cooked up a rather delicious mix for your delectation. Enjoy.

The Mixed Cheeze mix (121 mb) will be available to download for the next month (until midnight on 8 July 2011).

Cover image by JD Hancock.

Me being the rash kind of Hog that I am, when Mr Dog asked for volunteers for making up a new mix, as usual, my hand shot straight up the air before I had even considered the consequences. Never crossed my mind that I would have to think of some kind of theme to bind all the tracks together, so I thought, what the hell, why not just get Mr D. to suggest something, then whatever he comes up with, I’ll think of something to go with it, can’t be too difficult can it, or can it?

Let this be a lesson to you: never let The Dog suggest your themes. He will only look for a weak spot then head straight for the jugular. I don’t like war, The Dog knows I don’t like war. I got nothing against the occassional rumble in the pub car park at closing time, but not when it comes to innocent people getting killed, maimed and left countryless because some politician’s inflated ego needs caressing.

But, never being one to shirk a challenge, nothing else for it but to have a go, and here is what I came up with. You may notice that my choice of songs do absolutely nothing to glorify in any way this horrendous act. I can assure you, this is entirely deliberate and I will not apologise for it. I realised as I dug through my collection that I could have included anything up to about 300 or so songs, so it took a good bit of whittling down. If I was to do this again I would come up with a totally different list of songs and maybe some day I will, or maybe you could let us know what you would have included?

Anyway, on with the show, let the battle commence:

!. Queen – Warboys (The Comos Rocks): Can’t think of when we last mentioned Queen on the site, don’t know that we have ever had a track from their latest incarnation, so why not kick off with them objecting to the horrors of child soldiers? I think already you can see where this mix is going.

2. Donovan – Universal Soldier (The Classics Live): Simply says that it doesn’t matter your nationality, race, religion, if you are brought up to kill, that is all you can do. Speaks against indoctrination, problem is, he is preaching to the converted, and he knows it.

3. Leonard Cohen – There Is A War (Cohen Live): “There is a war between the rich and the poor” sings Leonard. Problem is, we all know who is going to be doing the killing, and the getting killed!

4. Fairport Convention – Red and Gold (Red and Gold): I mentioned this song a while back when we were talking about favourite lyrics. I knew that eventually I would work it into a mix. As a reminder, this one harks back to the days of the English Civil War. Cropredy is a small village in Oxfordshire and this one tells the story of the battle of Cropredy Bridge. Very poignant lyrics which graphically describe the tragedy of those times and the horror of familys torn apart on either side of the religous divide.

5. Thin Lizzy – The Holy War (Thunder & Lightning): Bringing the tempo up a bit, Mr Lynott asks “If God is in the heavens, why did God let children die”? No one will win the war, but it is the way of the world. Questions the religous aspect of any war in a way that no politician ever managed. The world is a poorer place without the great Phil Lynott.

6. Bob Marley – War/No More Trouble (Babylon By Bus): Speaking of the great ones who have left us, the irreplaceable Mr Marley does his bit for world peace. Or tries, but he even he knows deep down that his song won’t end any war.

7. Led Zeppelin – The Battle of Evermore (led Zeppelin 4): Not strictly a song about any particular war, this one references The Lord of the Rings. Which I suppose it does mean that war is invloved and after the previous pessism, maybe we need a bit of escapism? I am sure you are all aware that Sandy Denny is the female vocalist heard duetting with Mr Plant on this one so I will accept no complaints whatsoever from LZ. A little known fact however, this is the only song Led Zeppelin ever recorded with a guest vocalist. Don’t say that it’s not an education coming to this website!

8. The Zombies – Butcher’s Tale (Odessey & Oracle): Possibly one of the most graphic and gruesome anti-war songs ever written anywhere by anyone. If this one doesn’t put any young kid off joining up then nothing ever will.

9. Lynyrd Skynyrd – The Last Rebel (The Last Rebel): Off to the States for their take on war. Wouldn’t normally expect a bunch of Southerners to go all anti-war, but this one tells of the effects on the American Civil war on a young kid who miraculously survives the carnage. But of course he has ended up on the losing side, all his friends are gone, nowhere for him to go in this brave new world.

10. Fairport Convention – The Deserter (Old, New, Borrowed & Blue): I make no excuse or apology for bringing Fairport back in to the fray. They just tell their stories so well that I couldn’t leave this one out. So here we have the tale of the young kid suffering what these days would be called post traumatic stress syndrome after being thrust into a war that he cannot understand and knows nothing about. Seeing no option and unable to face the carnage, he leaves the battlefield, only to face a charge of desertion and the inevitable consequences of course are the firing squad.

11. Marillion – Forgotten Sons (Script for a Jester’s Tear): Written with the Troubles in Northern Ireland in mind, but applies to every conflict before and since. Reminding us that every fatality in every conflict has a mother somewhere who grieves for him (or her).

12. Pink Floyd – The Gunner’s Dream (The Final Cut): How many Floyd songs could I have chosen for this mix? And not one of them would have looked out of place. So here we have the soldier cowering in his holewhile the bombs fall and the bullets fly. All he wants is a return to his life before the war, a safe world to live in, that’s all his dream is, but there is very little chance of it ever coming true.

13. Mostly Autumn – And When The War Is Over (Go Well Diamond Heart): And when it’s all over, nothing has changed, the world keeps on turning, yes we can dance the night away, but the next war won’t be far off.

14. The Men They Couldn’t Hang- The Green Fields of France (Night of 1000 Candles): There are many, many versions of this song. I chose this version simply because this band manage to put so much emotion into it. The song tells the story of a man who decides to rest a while on the grave of a teenage kid killed in the trenches of the First World War, doing his duty for king and country. But did he really think that this war really was going to end all wars?

15. Anekdoten – The War Is Over (Gravity) – My very favourite Swedish band finish off this rather depressing mix with a rather sombre reflection on a war they have survived. But at least they leave us with some hope. Maybe better days ahead?

Well I know that this isn’t the most cheerful or upbeat mix we have ever had on here, how could it be given the subject I was handed to deal with? But I hope that at least it has given someone pause for thought, and we can’t deny that, given how depressing a subject it is, some incredible music has emerged from it.
Hope you all found something to like in the mix, now I am off to find some happy music!!!!

The War mix (100 mb) will be available to download for the next fortnight (until midnight on 6 June 2011).

Cover image by Claire-Elizabeth – a photo of the Merchant Seafarers War Memorial in Cardiff (Wales), a sculpture created in 1996 by Brian Fell.

A self-declared ‘child of the 90′s’ – Techy presents some of the songs that still burn strong within his musical heart.

01. Burn – The Cure
02. The Eyes Of Truth – Enigma
03. The Grave And The Constant – Fun Lovin’ Criminals
04. Bruises – New Fast Automatic Daffodils
05. Only Love Can Break Your Heart (Andrew Weatherall Mix) – Saint Etienne
06. Change – Blind Melon
07. I Could Have Lied – Red Hot Chili Peppers
08. Lately – Massive Attack
09. Finished Symphony – Hybrid
10. Street Spirit (Fade Out) – Radiohead

Great mix, thanks Techy – and I think I must apologize but I’m sure that you suggested more songs that I can’t find (grrr old age)

If you would like to join Techy, Spacey, Cheeze , LZ, Dave the Rave, and Bert as guest DJ’s then please feel free to suggest your own music mix – any music as long as it’s great music.

The Space is… mix (88 mb) will be available to download for the next fortnight (until midnight on 6 June 2011).

Cover art by the wonderful Stephen Poff.

The moon hides behind a solitary cloud making the night a cold dark place to be. You can feel the sweat slowly running down your spine, hear a million insects singing for their supper – the desert night has begun. The cool North wind brings some relief, the dying embers of the fire glisten, reminding you of the warmth within your heart, reminding you that there is love, there is life in this world.

You hear a voice – someone, somewhere starts to sing. It’s a song with no words but a hundred meanings, it’s a song so familiar that you’ve never heard it before. It’s a song that can only be sung in the desert, a song of hardship, a song of pain, telling tales of a life that no man should see, no man can bear – a song that can only be heard on a desert night…

01. Outamachek – Tamikrest
02. Amidinine – Toumast
03. Mali Dje – Ali Farka Touré
04. Aitimani – Etran Finatawa
05. Bambugu Blues – Bassekou Kouyate, Ngoni Ba
06. Tefla Madlouma – Mariem Hassan
07. Beaux Dimanches – Amadou, Mariam
08. El Profeta – Jalihena Natu
09. Yarab – Malouma
10. Mashi – Mamane Barka
11. Kaïri Kaïri – Samba Touré
12. Aratane N’adagh – Tamikrest
13. Achachore I Chachare Akale – Tartit
14. Tenhert – Tinariwen

The Night in the Desert mix (147 mb) will be available to download for the next fortnight (until midnight on 3 June 2011).

Cover image by twiga269 ? FreeTIBET.

To celebrate the 10th Anniversary of my “Alien Spaceship Encounter”, I thought it would be fun to create a music mix that honours the existence of such beings and recognize the important role that they play in today’s society (where would be without the intelligence of Anne Robinson?).

It so, could have been full of Hawkwind and other hippy prog rock spaced out bands (a couple of proper Aliens in that band throughout the years) but I wanted to reflect the true spiritual meaning of Alienization in an attempt to bring us closer together – in the words of Zxcy#u*kku3um, the Noble Ruler of the Seventh Clan of Germoloids, “one must live in hope, peace and tranquility”.

I hope some of you will be able to decipher the hidden message (written in Guulic) found within the running order of this mix.

01. Sprach Zarath – Alex North/Jerry Goldsmith/National Philharmonic Orchestra (A Space Odyssey)
02. Moon – Colour Haze (All)
03. The Moon Is The Number 18 – Silver Jews (Starlite Walker)
04. Space Oddity – David Bowie (BBC sessions 1969-1972)
05. Fitter Happier – Radiohead (OK Computer)
07. Spacelab – Kraftwerk (The Man Machine)
08. I Want To See Another World – Jefferson Starship (Red Octopus)
09. Space Chase – Hawkwind (Levitation)
10. Loving The Alien – Velvet Revolver (Contraband)
11. Black Star – Eliza Lumley (Bones)
12. Strange Moon Rising – Smoke Fairies (Through Low Light And Trees)
13. Starcleaner – The Brian Jonestown Massacre (And This Is Our Music)
14. Naked Moon – Pat Metheny (Road to You)
15. Black Corridor – Hawkwind (Space Ritual)
16. Morning Star – Philip Sayce (Peace Machine)
17. Moonshake – Can (Future Days)
18. Dark Sky – Four Star Mary (Thrown To The Wolves)
19. Breaking Moonlight – Voice Of The Seven Woods (The Journey)
20. Subterranean Homesick Alien – Radiohead (OK Computer)
21. The Space – Marillion (Less is More)
22. Moonlight In Glory – David Byrne, Brian Eno (My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts)
23. Starship – Spacemen 3 (The Perfect Prescription)
24. Long Distance Voyage – Space Debris

The Space is… mix (139 mb) will be available to download for the next fortnight (until midnight on 30 May 2011).

Cover art by Luca Deravignone (website).

It’s been a strange week or so… spent 4 days in hospital, another 5 days at home with something called vertigo. I won’t bore you with the details except to say it’s similar to the after effects of drinking a bottle of Sambuca every day!!!

Anyway, it gave me a little time (I say little as my constant use of the PC at work and home was one of the causes) to put together a few new music mixes – with the first one funnily enough called Vertigo.

There’s no particular theme to the mix – it’s just some tunes that stayed in my head as I lay on my bed constantly listening to music (deep joy). On reflection, it has a kind of somber feel to it, with only a couple of tracks able to make you tap your toes, but it does mirror my mood for this past week which has been kind of down. Track 3 by Explosions in the Sky is a good example of this as it doesn’t really fit here – doesn’t really fit into what I would normally do. Track 3 should have been upbeat with big drums, bass, catchy chorus etc. but it just felt so right to put this wonderful but slow down-tempo song here – I hope you enjoy.

But insh’allah all is now good – time to blow up my balloon.

01. Prelude – Pendulum (Hold Your Colour)
02. Troubadour – Kula Shaker (Return of the King)
03. Postcard From 1952 – Explosions In The Sky (Take Care, Take Care, Take Care)
04. Heaven Help – Lenny Kravitz (Greatest Hits)
05. Freedom Exists – Jim Morrison (An American Prayer)
06. Free Man In Paris – Joni Mitchell (Hits)
07. Free – Psilodigm (The Prelude)
08. Pray for Rain (Featuring Tunde Adebimpe) – Massive Attack (Heligoland)
09.Just Chillin’ – Psilodigm (2.5 EP)
10. I Hate The White Man – Roy Harper (Uncut – Give Peace A Chance)
11. Song For My Father – Horace Silver
12. How I Got Over – Darondo (Mojo Presents…Heavy Soul)
13. Ghost Ship in a Storm – Jim O’Rourke (Another Late Night)
14. Blow Up Your Balloon – The Wiggles (Racing To The Rainbow)
15. Blow Out – Radiohead (Pablo Honey)
16. Everything I Do – Whiskeytown (Friday Night Lights Original Television Soundtrack)
17. I Saw The Dead – Villagers (Becoming A Jackal)
18. Between The Rainbows And The Rain – Trace Adkins (Cowboy’s Back In Town)
19. Freedom For The Stallion – Elvis Costello
20. Baboom-Mama Said – Stevie Ray Vaughan (Family Style)

The Vertigo mix (122 mb) will be available to download for the next fortnight (until midnight on 27 May 2011).

Cover image by Daddy0h

A week or so ago I asked for your favourite songs with a name in – thanks for the great response. You’re going to have a hell of a lot of fantastic music to listen to this week. First up is the Dog with 24 songs – no mention of Peggy Sue, but we do have the lovely Sylvie. One thought, why has nobody written a song with the line “Sylvie…you’re gonna kill me”?

Laughing Dog’s Songs for Whoever

01 Sylvie – Harry Belafonte
02 Jesus, Buddha, Moses, Gauranga – Quintessence
03 Jackie Blue – The Ozark Mountain Daredevils
04 Laura – Wyatt, Atzmon, Stephen
05 Amelia – Bell X1
06 Daphne – 1 Giant Leap
07 Judy – Stephen Stills
08 Cath… – Death Cab For Cutie
09 Amelia – Joni Mitchell
10 Jimmy Jimmy – The Undertones
11 Grace – Amy Wadge
12 Billy Jack – Curtis Mayfield
13 Pearly Jim – Richard Thompson
14 Johnny the Fox meets Jimmy the Weed – Thin Lizzy
15 Nadia – Nitin Sawhney
16 Jimmy Jazz – The Clash
17 Song for Suzie 1 – Heads Hands & Feet
18 Emma Lee – Buffy Sainte-Marie
19 Jaqueline – Alabama 3
20 Frederick – The Patti Smith Group
21 Ruby – Dave Rawlings Machine
22 Mr Siegal – Tom Waits
23 Sandi – My Sleeping Karma
24 Margaret Montgomery (1581 – _) – Manning

CheezePeeze’s Songs for Whoever

01 Midnight Moses – Sensational Alex Harvey Band
02 Anna Molly – Incubus
03 Lord Bateman – Jim Moray
04 Fergus Sings the Blues – Deacon Blue
05 Crow Jane – The Derek Trucks Band
06 Jeremy – Pearl Jam
07 Hazy Jane I – Nick Drake
08 Mike Mills – Air
09 Hey Floyd – Jamiroquai
10 Daisy Jane – America
11 Suite Charlotte Pike – Transatlantic
12 Nancy – Audience
13 Nowadays Clancy Can’t Even Sing – Buffalo Springfield
14 Get Miles – Gomez
15 Annie Let’s Not Wait – Guillemots
16 Mr Bellows – John Cougar Mellencamp
17 Personal Jesus – Johnny Cash
18 Hey Joe – Robert Plant
19 Come Alive Diana – Everything Everything
20 Boris the Spider – The Who

Spacepig’s Songs for Whoever

01 Face of Melinda – Opeth
02 Gloria Lewis – Kyuss
03 The Ballad of Balin Longbeard – Glass Hammer
04 To Barbara – Hax-Cel
05 Diana – Comus
06 Julia – Pavlov’s Dog
07 Iris Murdoch Cut Me Down – No Man
08 Mephistophales – CWT
09 Mandy – Fats Waller
10 Little Olive – The Electric Prunes
11 Jesus Gonna Be Here – Tom Waits
12 Marie Antoinette – Curved Air
13 Mrs Prout – Fuzzy Duck
14 Zarozinia – Hawkwind
15 Annie Doesn’t Live Here Anymore – Eartha Kitt
16 Selene- Gong
17 Pamphlet To Mr. M Thompson – Coupla Prog
18 Hannah – Robin Trower
19 Abraham Lincoln – Clutch
20 Eleanor Rigby – Vanilla Fudge
21 Andrea – Guru Guru
22 Alison Gross – Steeleye Span
23 Hector The Hero – Wolfstone
24 The Simpsons – Birdsongs of the Mesozoic

Technoflid’s Songs for Whoever Mix [99mb]

01 Muddy Water Blues (Accoustic Version) – Buddy Guy, Paul Rodgers
02 Give My Love To Rose – Johnny Cash
03 Vera – Pink Floyd
04 Victoria – Ray Davies
05 Mrs Robinson – Paul Simon
06 Daniel – Elton John
07 Jeremy – Pearl Jam
08 You Can Call Me Al – Paul Simon
09 Jesse – Mother Earth
10 Hey Joe – Jimi Hendrix
11 Michelle – The Beatles
12 Clarkson Blues – Chris Rea
13 Josephine – Chris Rea
14 Not Now John – Pink Floyd
15 Suite Judy Blue Eyes – Crosby, Stills, Nash (and Young)
16 Hey Jude – The Beatles

Uncle Rave Dave : Songs for Whoever (From a Certain Era)

01 Planet Claire – The B-52s
02 Enola Gay – Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
03 Europa and the Pirate Twins – Thomas Dolby
04 Sally – The Members
05 By My Girl Sally – The Police
06 Nellie the Elephant – Toy Dolls
07 Donald Where’s Your Trousers – The Men They Couldn’t Hang
08 Who Killed Bambi – Sex Pistols
09 Mr Brownstone – Guns ‘n’ Roses
10 Johnny B Goode – Peter Tosh
11 Bullets For Bafazane – Johnny Clegg
12 Tyler – UB40
13 Romeo & Juliet – Dire Straits
14 Mr Blue – Yazoo
15 Lassie Come Home – Alphaville
16 Avalon – Roxy Music
17 Ballad Of Lucy Jordan – Marianne Faithfull
18 Diamond Smiles – The Boomtown Rats
19 Johnny & Mary – Robert Palmer
20 Jungle Bill – Yello

Cover art by kekremsi

The Song for Whoever mixes will be available here to download for the next fortnight (until midnight on 8 March 2011).

Update: the Song For Whoever mixes are temporarily unavailable [blame the March hare/a senior moment by LZ while decluttering old files on the server]. They’ll all be back up by lunchtime GMT on Tuesday, 1 March. Sorry!

And they’re back up!

Move over brother, it’s time for my Valentine’s mix. It’s also my birthday so a double whammy. Hence the length. Plus the fact that the concept of “editing down” is foreign to me. I wish I’d organised a Dydd Santes Dwynwen mix as well, just to spread the load so to speak. Anyway, on to the music!

Part One

[01] Let’s Begin – Jason Simon [Jason Simon]
[02] My Funny Valentine – Chet Baker [My Funny Valentine]
[03] This Ain’t A Love Song – Scouting For Girls [Everybody Wants To Be On TV]
[04] Beneath the Moon – Adam Masterson [One Tale Too Many]
[05] Lovesong – Adele [21]
[06] What a Wonderful World – Louis Armstrong [What a Wonderful World]
[07] Isn’t She Beautiful – Phil Campbell [After The Garden]
[08] Walk on Rainbows – Shea Seger [The May Street Project]
[09] Labelled With Love – Squeeze [Greatest Hits]
[10] More Than Words – Extreme [Monster Ballads]
[11] She’s Always A Woman – Billy Joel [Piano Man]
[12] You Make Me Feel So Good – Beverly ‘Guitar’ Watkins [Don't mess with Miss Watkins]
[13] Blue Moon – Billy Ecksine [100 Minutes With Billy Eckstine]
[14] Try A Little Tenderness – Otis Redding [The Dock of the Bay]
[15] The Blower’s Daughter – Damien Rice [O]
[16] That Ole Devil Called Love – Alison Moyet [The Best Of...]
[17] Thank You For Your Love – Antony & The Johnsons [Thank You For Your Love (EP)]
[18] All Woman – Lisa Stansfield [Real Love]
[19] We Don’t Know Where We’re Going – Gomez [Split The Difference]
[20] Let’s just fall in love again – Jason Castro [Jason Castro]

Part Two

[01] I Want To Be Loved By You – Sinéad O’Connor [Am I Not Your Girl]
[02] Etta James – I Just Wanna Make Love To You [The Best Of]
[03] Sandra Hall – I Need To Love You [Showin' Off]
[04] G Spot – Wayne Marshall [90 Degrees and Rising]
[05] Julia Lee – My Man Stands Out [Snatch and Grab It]
[06] Erja Lyytinen – You Talk Dirty [Attention!]
[07] Katie Melua – My Aphrodisiac Is You [Call Off The Search]
[08] Melanie Fiona – Give It To Me Right [The Bridge]
[09] Doris Troy – You Give Me Joy Joy [Doris Troy]
[10] I Never Loved a Man – Allison Crowe [This Little Bird]
[11] It Ain’t What You Do (But How You Do It) – Laura Lee [The Chess Collection]
[12] Stop – Sam Brown [Stop]
[13] I Wish I Meant More To You – The Field Mice [Early Demo Tapes]
[14] Ain’t No Sunshine – Bill Withers [Ain't No Sunshine: the Best of Bill Withers]
[15] Joss Stone – Spoiled [Mind, Body and Soul]
[16] Love Hurts – Nazareth [Love Hurts: the Rock Ballads]
[17] If You Don’t Know Me By Now – Simply Red [A New Flame]
[18] Santana – She’s Not There [Ultimate Santana]
[19] Solomon Burke – Don’t Give Up on Me [Don't Give Up On Me]
[20] I’m Sticking With You – Velvet Underground [Loaded: the Fully Loaded Edition]

The Labelled With Love mix (130 mb) will be available here to download for the next fortnight (until midnight on 28 February 2011).