DJ Disarray

May 21, 2019 at Double Dragon

  1. Guided by Voices – Jabberstroker
  2. Butthole Surfers – Creep in the Cellar
  3. Tortoise – Eros
  4. Prince – Dirty Mind
  5. Herbie Hancock – Mega Mix
  6. Budos Band – Old Engine Oil
  7. Neu – Hallogallo
  8. Talking Heads – No Compassion
  9. Pixies – Dance the Manta Ray
  10. The Ventures – The Mighty Quinn
  11. Serge Gainsbourg – Ford Mustang
  12. Equals – Baby Come Back
  13. Replacements – Lazy and White
  14. Butthole Surfers – Waiting for Jimmy to Kick
  15. Young Gun Silver Fox – Midnight in Richmond
  16. Fugazi – Lusty Scripps
  17. Iggy Pop – Nightclubbing
  18. David Bowie – Heroes
  19. Steely Dan – Monkey in Your Soul
  20. Rolling Stones – Citadel
  21. Kinks – Victoria
  22. Grateful Dead – Candyman
  23. Eric Clapton – Mainline Florida
  24. Big Star – September Gurls
  25. Replacements – Kids Don’t Follow
  26. Ramones – Blitzkrieg Bop
  27. Suicide – Ghost Rider
  28. Black Sabbath – Children of the Grave
  29. Led Zeppelin – Rock and Roll
  30. Curtis Mayfield – Ain’t Got Time
  31. Lee Perry – Wolfman
  32. Ventures – Flight of Fancy
  33. ESG – Moody (Spaced Out)
  34. Wire – The 15th
  35. The Cure – Three Imaginary Boys
  36. Fugazi – Arpeggiator
  37. Velvet Underground – Sweet Jane
  38. Beck – Beercan (skipped a bit)
  39. Neu – Negativland
  40. Beta Band – I Know
  41. Iggy Pop – Dum Dum Boys
  42. Black Sabbath – Sweet Leaf
  43. Dukes of Stratosphear – You’re My Drug
  44. Equals – Black Skinned Blue Eyed Boys
  45. Curtis Mayfield – Kung Fu
  46. Young Gun Silver Fox – Kingston Boogie
  47. Prince – When You Were Mine
  48. Stone Roses – Fool’s Gold
  49. Beatles – You Know My Name
  50. The Byrds – One Hundred Years from Now
  51. Kinks – Shangri La
  52. Equals – Have I the Right
  53. Turtles – She Always Leaves Me Laughing
  54. Tortoise – Seneca
  55. Budos Band – Arcane Rambler
  56. Lou Reed – Vicious
  57. Wire – On Returning
  58. Pixies – Manta Ray
  59. Brian Eno – Needles in the Camel’s Eye
  60. David Bowie – Beauty and the Beast
  61. Isaac Hayes – Do Your Thing

I was particularly proud of this set. It had some of my best transitions to date. And I really tried to stretch myself to connect the dots of as many different records and genres as I could.

On the walk to the gig, I started a note on my phone of a bunch of songs that would string together well, and while I didn’t end up using quite everything on the list, it was a super helpful starting point.