1,000 Dreams
Mixed
October 2004
by sneJ
This mix accreted itself around the song “To Whom Can I Tell My Pains”, which I discovered while randomly surfing through the iTunes Music Store, and which reduced me to tears on the first listen. As a setting for it I pulled together other songs with the right levels of sadness, distance, exoticness or thrilling dissonance.
This also gave me a chance to attempt something I'd wanted to do for a while: add "serious" 20th-century classical music to a mix. This ended up as the most varied mix I've ever done: it also has folk music from several cultures, rock, electronics, and unclassifiable experimentation. I hope it works for you.
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Track listing:
| 00:00 | Sylvester Weaver — “Guitar Rag” US |
| 00:26 | Cindytalk — “In This World” UK |
| 03:05 | Huun-Huur-Tu — “Eshten Charlyyry (It's Hard To Be Parted From A Friend)” Tuva |
| 09:25 | Marika Kanaropoulou — “To Whom Can I Tell My Pains” Greece |
| 12:03 | The Velvet Underground — “Venus In Furs” US |
| 17:08 | Blind Willie Johnson — “Dark Was The Night” US |
| 20:25 | Underworld — “Shudder” UK |
| 21:05 | :Zoviet*France: — “Alchemagenta” UK |
| 23:02 | Biosphere — “Houses On The Hill” Norway |
| 24:15 | Rachel's — “4 Or 5 Trees” US |
| 25:13 | The Rustavi Choir — “Tsmindao Chmerto” Georgia |
| 27:40 | Rachel's — “4 Or 5 Trees” US |
| 28:27 | Henryk Gorecki [Poland] / Kronos Quartet [US] — “Already It Is Dusk (mov. 1)” |
| 29:28 | Rachel's — “The Voyage Of Camille” US |
| 33:17 | Henryk Gorecki [Poland] / Kronos Quartet [US] — “Already It Is Dusk (mov. 2)” |
| 34:11 | Samuel Barber [US] / Kronos Quartet [US] — “Adagio For Strings” |
| 39:14 | Somei Satoh — “Ruika” Japan |
| 41:14 | Lustmord — “Strange Attractor” UK |
| 45:04 | Stars Of The Lid — “Lactate's Moment” US |
| 52:45 | Muszikas — “Kati-Kata” Hungary |
| 56:09 | Dog Faced Hermans — “Wings” Netherlands |
| 60:10 | Dead Can Dance — “Frontier (1987 version)” Australia |
| 63:04 | Do Make Say Think — “It's Gonna Rain” Canada |
| 65:12 | Sylvester Weaver — “Guitar Rag” US |
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