Annual CD Swap mix
May. 22nd, 2010 12:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alonewiththemoonThere's a long-standing tradition among a group of my friends to have a big party once a year and exchange music mixes (originally on CD, but now on all kinds of media). My theme for this year's mix was simply songs I liked a lot in the last year or so, though the theme also could have been polyglot, with at least four languages represented. Anyway, this is it:
I got silentq's mix, haven't listened to it yet but it looks great :-)
Edgar was such a champ at the vet's office today. I thought he'd be far more stressed out, but he took everything in stride. He also cracked everybody up by taking his own rabies vaccination certificate and putting it in the carrier to bring home. That's our paper collecting boy! Vet agreed with me that he's certainly starting the early stages of adrenal gland disease, so he got some Lupron today and another tiny little deslorelin implant will be winging its way from Australia shortly. I'm glad that the vet and I are on the same page regarding surgery vs medication for adrenal gland disease. Surgery may give a slightly longer life span, but it carries so many attendant risks, plus when the right adrenal gland is the one affected it sometimes can't be removed anyway because it wraps around the vena cava. The implant procedure has minuscule risk associated with it, no recovery period and immediate benefit. So it really seems to me to be the way to go.
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1. c’est Moi—Rupa & the April Fishes
2. My Night With The Prostitute From Marseille—Beirut
3. Last Night—Gudrun Gut
4. Demain tu te maries—Biyouna
5. culpa de la luna—Rupa & the April Fishes
6. Le Noir—Nicole Renaud
7. Tashweesh (Interference)—The Kronos Quartet
8. Talibán Del Amor (El Remolón Remix)—Dead Menems
9. Sixteen, Fifteen, Fourteen—PJ Harvey
10. VCR—the xx
11. Dog Days Are Over—Florence & the Machine
12. Cumbietón Rutero—Axel K Soundsystem
13. Daylight And The Sun—Antony & the Johnsons
14. Skeletons—Yeah Yeah Yeahs
I got silentq's mix, haven't listened to it yet but it looks great :-)
Edgar was such a champ at the vet's office today. I thought he'd be far more stressed out, but he took everything in stride. He also cracked everybody up by taking his own rabies vaccination certificate and putting it in the carrier to bring home. That's our paper collecting boy! Vet agreed with me that he's certainly starting the early stages of adrenal gland disease, so he got some Lupron today and another tiny little deslorelin implant will be winging its way from Australia shortly. I'm glad that the vet and I are on the same page regarding surgery vs medication for adrenal gland disease. Surgery may give a slightly longer life span, but it carries so many attendant risks, plus when the right adrenal gland is the one affected it sometimes can't be removed anyway because it wraps around the vena cava. The implant procedure has minuscule risk associated with it, no recovery period and immediate benefit. So it really seems to me to be the way to go.
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