I'm pretty much a pro at:

Belle And Sebastian
Eels
Guster
Juliana Hatfield
The Smiths
Broken Social Scene/Stars/Feist/etc.

I would love to hear these since I know very little about either, other than that I'm interested.




Now there's an undertaking.

i can do the following:

big sandy & the fly-rite boys
the black heart procession
the la's
man or astroman
pulp
john reis (rocket from the crypt, drive like jehu, hot snakes, the sultans, etc.)

and maybe a few others, but those i can do off the top of my head.

(and, yes, that is a joke.)

I can do

Richmond Fontaine
The Go-Betweens
Richard Buckner
Buffalo Tom
Elvis Costello
Ron Sexsmith

I'd like to hear this and/or maybe Richard Buckner and Buffalo Tom.

YES!

This is very necessary.

cool. i have everything of theirs except for a couple singles and the live album.

Possibly could do:

Mott the Hoople
Ian Hunter
Joe Henry
Giant Sand
Frank Black
Robyn Hitchcock
Nick Lowe
Graham Parker
Jerry Jerry & the Sons of Rhythm Orchestra
The Saints
Marah
Ween
Rancid
Roxy Music
Sensational Alex Harvey Band
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Spoon
You Am I
DM3 / Dom Mariani
Alice Cooper (early years only)
Slade
Peter Case
The Faces
Steve Earle
Ronnie Lane
the Dream Syndicate / Steve Wynn

Probably will do:

Mott the Hoople
Giant Sand

i'd be interested in doing this... but not sure what bands/artists i'd do. if some of you want to delve into electronic/dance music, that's more up my alley so if there's interest in that, i'll participate.

brainiac
hefner
stetsasonic
kmfdm
voivod

I'd like to hear these. Possibly Giant Sand, too, although I've sorta started listening to them already.

adding you to the list pumachik. your dance stuff is fine

? one album and then.....?

lol. you make it sound so bad. 8)

My two top preferencs would be Cocteau Twins or Elliott Smith.

Others that I would consider doing would be Lida Husik, Cotton Mather, Martin Newell or Roy Harper. But again, my preferences would be easiest because they are sort of the two that make me a lot of who I am (which sounds silly, geekish and naive, I know). I would have said Stereolab but saw someone else listed it above.

I could do about 100 of these, so ill narrow it to something "alt-country" ish: (in order of preference)

1) richard buckner
2) lyle lovett
3) jayhawks
4) townes
5) steve earle
6) lucero

r.e.m.
pavement
feelies
connells
drive-by truckers
buffalo tom
guided by voices
guadalcanal diary
stone roses
charlatans uk
ride
dino jr.
bob marley
john coltrane

oh yeah, i could totally do a pavement mix. i'd be more interested in seeing someone else's "best of", though.

i could probably do the flaming lips.

I don't think that should stop anybody from listing the ones they want to do. I might not end up doing a Stereolab mix after all.

Also, I might like to hear a Cocteau Twins mix.

i would definitely be interested in these two... we have the catalog here but i don't even know where to start.

This sounds pretty cool and is probably a better idea for artists that people especially don't know about, or lack accessible introductions too. I got tons of Smiths/Morrissey but with the number of singles/best of comps that are out there it seems redundent. I could do Stooges or VU, but who the hell hasn't heard the necessary tracks from those bands given their small release history. I'll throw in, but I could only legitimately do The Tragically Hip or maybe Sloan or Concrete Blonde, and seeing as there's maybe three fans on the board it seems moot. Other artists in my collection meeting near capacity in terms of catalogue and acquaintance:

Neil Young (non-Decade would be a prereq)
Yo La Tengo
Stereolab

I'd also like to hear the Buffalo Tom mix and maybe an Urge Overkill. And definitely Loog's Bad Stones mix.

dont know if anyone wants any of these

Slowdive
Wu-Tang Clan (this would be quite a hard one)
Verve
Primal Scream
Manic Street Preachers
Aphex Twin
Massive Attack
Queens of the Stone Age