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Dire Straits - Romeo and Juliet
Dave Matthews - Where Are You Going
Bob Dylan - Girl From the North Country (might not be exactly what you want, but it's still a freakin' beautiful love song)
Axe, that Mountain Goats song is brilliant, definetly made it onto the tape! Anyway, I've got the slow/acoustic side taken care of, any more upbeat type stuff?
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The Cure - Lovesong (The 311 cover also works in a pinch)
Incubus - I Miss You
bright eyes - first day of my life http://youtube.com/watch?v=iNXSdk3shzI (i cried during this song)
weezer - only in dreams
death cab for cutie - transatlanticism (for the i miss you)
yeah yeah yeahs - maps
if you have a cd player with a cassette and the overdub or whatever feature and took the time to burn the cd then record it onto an actual mix tape i think it'd be a little more sentimental, and kind of cool
if you have a cd player with a cassette and the overdub or whatever feature and took the time to burn the cd then record it onto an actual mix tape i think it'd be a little more sentimental, and kind of cool
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Also, Mr. Bungle's "Vanity Fair" would be good. It's not really about love if you pay attention to the words, but it sure as hell sounds like it is.
Anything off of the Weakerthan's album Left and Leaving. I'm not kidding.
If you're having trouble choosing, I'd go with the song Left and Leaving, or My Favorite Chords.
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists - Timorous Me
Wilco - Radio Care
Billy Bragg + Wilco - Remember the Mountain Bed
Beuleh - If We Can Land a Man on the Moon I Can Win Your Heart
The Decemberists - Shiny
Jeff Buckley - Lover, You Should Have Come Over
Pixies - La La Love You
Sufjan Stevens - Chicago
(If you only take a few things from that list, they should definitely include the Weakerthans, and the Decemberists, and Wilco).
edit: Beuleh, Ted Leo, and Sufjan are the most on the upbeat side, since you said you were looking for that.
I don't think this is a good choice. For one thing, half of the lyrics are utter bollocks; and it's also fairly amelodic for about four of its five minutes. Don't get me wrong, I love it as a song, but I don't think it works on a lovey-dovey mixtape. A better choice might be, say, 'Casino Queen' or 'I'm The Man Who Loves You.'
I don't think this is a good choice. For one thing, half of the lyrics are utter bollocks; and it's also fairly amelodic for about four of its five minutes. Don't get me wrong, I love it as a song, but I don't think it works on a lovey-dovey mixtape. A better choice might be, say, 'Casino Queen' or 'I'm The Man Who Loves You.'
I love Radio Cure, but it's probably because I'm an audiophile and it still amazes me how they managed to make a beautiful song from so many discordant notes.
But yeah, I guess I'm The Man Who Loves You would work. Or Summer Teeth.
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Dave Matthews - Where Are You Going
Bob Dylan - Girl From the North Country (might not be exactly what you want, but it's still a freakin' beautiful love song)
You and Me Song - The Wannadies
Throw it in as a "bonus" track that isn't listed. It'll make her laugh.
Blink 182 - I Miss You
I'll have tons of these when I come back. I realise those two are a crazy cheesy...but Christ, man, you're making a lovey-dovey mixtape.
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The Mountain Goats - International Small Arms Traffic Blues
I will have more later, but that should be a good addition.
Incubus - I Miss You
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The chorus is I don't have anything, because I don't have you. This is melodic and utterly awesome. Its always on my mixes.
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Goo Goo Dolls - Iris
Jaheim - Backtight
Peter Gabriel - In Your Eyes(only if she's a John Cusak fan like my girl was. Trust me, she'll get it.)
Tom Waits -- Since I Met You
Tom Waits -- I Never Talk to Strangers
it's kind of a specialty of tom waits
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The Smashing Pumpkins - Luna (Slow and acoustic, but it's all good)
CUZ THERE'S SOMETHING IN THE MIDDLE AND IT'S GIVING ME A RASH
^---Some of the most romantic lyrics ever. Covers both love and missing you.
weezer - only in dreams
death cab for cutie - transatlanticism (for the i miss you)
yeah yeah yeahs - maps
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if you have a cd player with a cassette and the overdub or whatever feature and took the time to burn the cd then record it onto an actual mix tape i think it'd be a little more sentimental, and kind of cool
Maybe "Can't get Enough of Your Love Babe" by Barry White
Also, Mr. Bungle's "Vanity Fair" would be good. It's not really about love if you pay attention to the words, but it sure as hell sounds like it is.
Also, Nick Cave - Into My Arms.
It's acoustic, but god-damn. She'll probably love it man.
Beautifully arranged.
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Is it just me, or is that song missing a whistle track?
haha
If you're having trouble choosing, I'd go with the song Left and Leaving, or My Favorite Chords.
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists - Timorous Me
Wilco - Radio Care
Billy Bragg + Wilco - Remember the Mountain Bed
Beuleh - If We Can Land a Man on the Moon I Can Win Your Heart
The Decemberists - Shiny
Jeff Buckley - Lover, You Should Have Come Over
Pixies - La La Love You
Sufjan Stevens - Chicago
(If you only take a few things from that list, they should definitely include the Weakerthans, and the Decemberists, and Wilco).
edit: Beuleh, Ted Leo, and Sufjan are the most on the upbeat side, since you said you were looking for that.
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Pearl Jam - Oceans
Pearl Jam - Loveboat Captain <--- not not upbeat
Radio Birdman - Snake <--- amazing track, upbeat and fucking great all around.
Peaches - Fuck the Pain Away <--- FTW
I don't think this is a good choice. For one thing, half of the lyrics are utter bollocks; and it's also fairly amelodic for about four of its five minutes. Don't get me wrong, I love it as a song, but I don't think it works on a lovey-dovey mixtape. A better choice might be, say, 'Casino Queen' or 'I'm The Man Who Loves You.'
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I love Radio Cure, but it's probably because I'm an audiophile and it still amazes me how they managed to make a beautiful song from so many discordant notes.
But yeah, I guess I'm The Man Who Loves You would work. Or Summer Teeth.
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