And It's Whispered That Soon, If We All Call For Some Nineties Tunes III

Another collection of good to great nineties tracks that I haven't heard over the airwaves in years or in some cases, not at all. The majority of tracks are not rare, with a few exceptions. First things first, I've completely forgot about Apollo 440's "Stop the Rock" and strangely enough, I thought it was released post-90s. Lid's "The Dream Is Over" is one of my top favs and like aforementioned, thought another post-90s track. The track is similar to what was released around the early 00s (Trapt, Creed, etc).

The rarest track, and I'll be surprised if anyone has heard it, is Soul Tattoo's "Stutter." I heard it one night from a local college radio, and as the norm, I just had to get the CD. Another possible rare track is Paw's "Couldn't Know." And the other (possible) rare track would be Inclined's "How Deep Is This Well?" Inclined had that Spin Doctors feel/sound going for them. Urge Overkill's "(Today Is) Blackie's Birthday" off  '91's The Supersonic Storybook, their (imo) best album.

Spacehog's "Cruel to Be Kind" was the reason why I needed the CD. And, how come you rarely/never hear Dionne Farris' "I Know" - the track is still solid. Anyway, the whole mix is solid. Enjoy!

Tread Softly! The Best & Breast of 60s-70s Psychedelic Rock III

Another mix of the usual - rare (to me) gems of psych and progressive rock, from '67 to '74. Birth Control's "Flesh and Blood" is (probably) my fav. Blackwater Park's "Roundabout" is another standout track. Raw Meat's "Stand-by Girl" and Blue Effect's "Návštěva u tety Markéty, vypití šálku čaje" are a couple of more favs. Brian Davison's Every Which Way's "All in Time" is another to note. As usual, they're all good. Enjoy!