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08.07.10Daydream Generation No9Out Now! Download it for FREE at: quixodelic.com/site/category/the-daydream-generation/ Disc One 1 The People (Scotland) - Two Roads 2 Sighrens - Live It Up 3 Insomniatic - Divination and the rest of that whole something 4 James Redmond - Hemlines And Hairstyles 5 Lenn9o9n - Black Light to the Blue World 6 Motherbird - Mathieu 7 J. Schnitt - The White Sheets 8 Zombie Girlfriend Hospital Attack Force - Nemesis Closes The Holocene 9 The Real burnouts - Fires In Hell 10 Luno - Dog (Perspective) 11 Will Weber - Special Secrets 12 The Space Between Things - In The Night Time 13 Uberfuzz - Epistle to a Wayward Mother 14 William Carpenter & The Towering Trees ...
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07.17.10Warchalking – s/tDownload it for FREE at: quixodelic.com/site/category/warchalking/ Listen to 'Diving Bell': [audio:http://www.daydreamgeneration.com/MP3/Warchalking-DivingBell.mp3] Finally... The debut Warchalking record, written and recorded during 2007, now available as a free download zip at the link above. Continue Reading...
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06.03.10A Quixodelic Record #3A Quixodelic Record #3 - Download it for free today! Here: http://quixodelic.com/site/category/quixodelic-records-sampler/ An unexpected something to kick-start or wind-down your summer. 'A Quixodelic Record #3' takes off where UFC1 and UFC2 left off, gathering most of your favourite Quixo-urchins under one roof to do what they do best - sing their little hearts out. Month on month since we started The Daydream Generation and built our own net-label, visitors to the site have slowly and surely been a-growing in numbers. Hopefully for those of you new to this corner of the internet, this sampler of bands/songwriters whose albums are available as free ...
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05.27.10James Redmond – 3Out Today! A new album by the one and only James Lee Redmond... Free download at Quixodelic Records here: http://quixodelic.com/site/category/james-redmond/ Listen to 'Weekend Train': [audio:http://www.daydreamgeneration.com/MP3/JamesRedmond-WeekendTrain.mp3] Every generation needs its heroes. Most of mine were doing their thing half a century ago, forging melodies, splashing paint, and building mad roads of word. It is a rare thing indeed to be able to call one of your peers a genuine hero, but for me, James Redmond is exactly that. It feels like half a century has passed since I was first pointed in the direction of Dirty Ticket with their tongue-in-cheek two-minute synth-pop song brand of musical ...