Entertainment For Lively Minds
Strange Sequencing (purely by chance)
Played a CD compilation from a couple of years ago earlier.
When making these compilations I generally try to sequence them in some sort of logical order (remember the advise on "how to make the perfect mix tape" in High Fidelity), but other times it just track a load of tracks onto a disc in any order.
This CD was one of th latter type, but a section of the track listing (in retrospect) had a strange storyline to it:
Ozzy Osbourne - You Said It All
Alvin Stardust - Jealous Mind
Beatles - Help
New York Dolls - Looking For A Kiss
Noisettes - Never Forget You
Tears For Fears - Mad World
Manic Street Preachers - From Despair To Where
Jam - Great Depression
Oceanic - Insanity
Dubstar - Not So Manic Now
There's a story there (possibly even a full blown concept album?)
To illustrate the random nature of the CD, these tracks are immediately preceded and followed by:
(pre) Sky - Toccata
(post) Tribe Of Toffs - John Kettley (is A Weatherman)
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I've just re-read High Fidelity
for the umpteenth time. So my question to you is, were you miserable because of the music or because you listened to music? :)