[ original assignment ]
Awesome labeling job, no? Of course now that I've finished, I've thought of a few more songs that would also work in this mix... so perhaps I'll have to make a Vol. 2 at some point.
Videos for you below, for all except Grandpaboy and T-Bone, which apparently do not exist on YouTube. Travesty. So you'll have to look them up yourself, dearie.
[Note: Edited this tracklist in 01/10, swapping the previous Belle & Sebastian song ("Expectations") for the Charlotte Gainsbourg song. Much better fit, in my opinion.]
This Side Up Tracklist:
01 Go It Alone / Beck
02 How Come / Ray LaMontagne
03 I Feel It All / Feist
04 Vampires and Failures / Grandpaboy
05 Hard Row / The Black Keys
06 Gold Lion / Yeah Yeah Yeahs
07 Tricycle / Psapp
08 The Vagabond / Air, feat. Beck
09 Baby, Don't You Say You Love Me / T-Bone Burnett
10 Dandelion / Charlotte Gainsbourg
11 Brother Down / Sam Roberts
12 I Feel Just Like a Child / Devendra Banhart
13 Carmella (Four Tet Remix) / Beth Orton
01 Go It Alone / Beck
02 How Come / Ray LaMontagne
03 I Feel It All / Feist
04 Vampires and Failures / Grandpaboy
(no video)
05 Hard Row / The Black Keys
06 Gold Lion / Yeah Yeah Yeahs
07 Tricycle / Psapp
08 The Vagabond / Air, feat. Beck
09 Baby, Don't You Say You Love Me / T-Bone Burnett
(no video)
10 Dandelion / Charlotte Gainsbourg
11 Brother Down / Sam Roberts
12 I Feel Just Like a Child / Devendra Banhart
13 Carmella (Four Tet Remix) / Beth Orton
[ Volume Two ]
30 September 2009
28 September 2009
project: make a mixtape
OK, so not a real mixtape. A CD mix, because who still has a tape player, let alone blank cassettes? Not me.
My stipulations: it has to start with Beck's "Go It Alone" from the Guero album. And it has to be good (i.e. doesn't sometimes compell me to skip songs), but specifically it has to be a good driving-in-my-car mix. I need something to groove to on weekend trips. (No, I don't have an iPod. gasp!)
[ completed project (Vol. 1) ]
[ Volume Two ]
My stipulations: it has to start with Beck's "Go It Alone" from the Guero album. And it has to be good (i.e. doesn't sometimes compell me to skip songs), but specifically it has to be a good driving-in-my-car mix. I need something to groove to on weekend trips. (No, I don't have an iPod. gasp!)
[ completed project (Vol. 1) ]
[ Volume Two ]
26 September 2009
completion: painting for my kitchen
[ original assignment ]
I did the sketch and most of the painting on Monday night, it dried for the next two days (I used oils), and I've been touching it up ever since then. Every night I come home, look at it, and find something else I want tweak ever-so-slightly.
I'm thinking that I want to do a companion for it as well... but I have to think of another duo. Eggplant and onion, perhaps? Avocado and... I feel a future week's project coming on.
21 September 2009
project: paint a painting for my kitchen
I took a painting class in college (and a beginning drawing class), but that's the extent really of my painting experience. And that was more than a couple of years ago.
So, yes, I am qualifying this project assignment with this: I am not a great painter. But I want something for my kitchen wall, and I think it would be fun. So far, my parameters are that it will be on a small canvas measuring 10" x 8", and will feature some vegetables.
[ completed project ]
So, yes, I am qualifying this project assignment with this: I am not a great painter. But I want something for my kitchen wall, and I think it would be fun. So far, my parameters are that it will be on a small canvas measuring 10" x 8", and will feature some vegetables.
[ completed project ]
18 September 2009
completion: blog started
Blog officially up and looking like a blog. Check! I would post pictures of what the final product looks like, but, err... yeah. You're an intelligent being.
14 September 2009
project: start a blog
Greetings. I live in a tiny town, and in my free time, I do things. Lots of different things. Stop with the dirty thoughts. This is not that kind of blog.
Welcome, oh imaginary audience.
This week's project? To create this here blog thing. By the end of the week this should look like an actual blog, and not a blank template. This is me going forth.
Welcome, oh imaginary audience.
This week's project? To create this here blog thing. By the end of the week this should look like an actual blog, and not a blank template. This is me going forth.
about project do
This blog started simply because I was looking for a new project to start, and starting a blog seemed interesting enough. The question then was: What to blog about? Answer: all of my subsequent projects, of course.
And thus Project Do was born.
(the heavens parted, choirs of ang... that's right. just like that.)
How it works: On Monday I decide on a project and tell you what it is. I work on it that week and post the final product on whatever day I finish it. Then the following Monday comes along and I find a new project. You get the idea.
Also sometimes I do side projects on random days. They show up unannounced. Hence "random days." And sometimes I give you sneak peeks in the middle of the week. But only when I'm feeling generous. And/or actually have something to sneak a peek at. Welcome.
My profile here.
If you'd like to send me a message, project idea, or share your own finished project, either leave a comment on the blog or email:
reach.projectdo [at] gmail.com
And thus Project Do was born.
(the heavens parted, choirs of ang... that's right. just like that.)
How it works: On Monday I decide on a project and tell you what it is. I work on it that week and post the final product on whatever day I finish it. Then the following Monday comes along and I find a new project. You get the idea.
Also sometimes I do side projects on random days. They show up unannounced. Hence "random days." And sometimes I give you sneak peeks in the middle of the week. But only when I'm feeling generous. And/or actually have something to sneak a peek at. Welcome.
My profile here.
If you'd like to send me a message, project idea, or share your own finished project, either leave a comment on the blog or email:
reach.projectdo [at] gmail.com
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