Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Unknown date
Self-released
United States
Cassette, Mixtape, Limited Edition
1. Blues Magoos - So I'm Wrong And You Are Right
2. Demise - Shock Treatment
3. Dropdead - Whatever I Do
4. ZZ Top - Delirious
5. James Brown - Make It Funny
6. The Strangulated Beatoffs - Face Saucer
7. Steppenwolf - Hippo Stomp
8. Pain Teens - Sweetheart
9. Pissed Jeans - Throbbing Organ
10. Wellington - ____
11. Effigies - Security
12. Bluetip - Orchestra
13. Cop Shoot Shot - Waiting For The Punchline
14. James Brown - Make It Funky
15. Deniece Williams - Free
16. Big'N - Dirt Farmer
17. Ed Hall - Daisy Pusher
18. P.T.L. Klub - This Town Sucks
19. Landed - Tip Of The Whip
20. Didjits - Headless
21. Love 666 - D.S.A.
22. Live Skull - 5D
23. Heroine Sheiks - I Got Doubts
24. Iowa Beef Experience - Cough Syrup
25. Unsane - Vandal X
26. Small Faces - Here Come The Nice
27. God And Texas - 1066
28. Monkees - Pleasant Valley Sunday
29. E.U. - Da Butt
30. Ian & August - Noise From Ian & August
Description from Terminal Escape:
A perfect mix tape is truly a thing of beauty. I am pretty good at them, but perfect....? I don't know that I'd go that far. Dave makes perfect mix tapes, and Jensen is a master. August though.... August outdid himself with Paul O'Neill. No genre is off limits, so you get JAMES BROWN into STRANGULATED BEATOFFS. You get UNSANE into SMALL FACES. You get DENIECE WILLIAMS into BIG'N. You get COP SHOOT COP into JAMES BROWN (again....and it's the same song, which is genius). You get ED HALL because August lived in Texas. The segues are perfect, every song is a banger, I'm just here hoping that he put PISSED JEANS after PAIN TEENS because the band names rhymed and more people need to know WELLINGTON because...well, just trust me. August is a one of a kind, a truly brilliant and beautiful being. And he makes a mean fukkn mix tape. So think about that while you're listening to STEPPENWOLF's "Hippo Stomp" and wondering what you've done with your life on this final day of the traditional work week.
Originally ripped by Terminal Escape.
Unknown date
Self-released
United States
Cassette, Mixtape, Limited Edition
1. Blues Magoos - So I'm Wrong And You Are Right
2. Demise - Shock Treatment
3. Dropdead - Whatever I Do
4. ZZ Top - Delirious
5. James Brown - Make It Funny
6. The Strangulated Beatoffs - Face Saucer
7. Steppenwolf - Hippo Stomp
8. Pain Teens - Sweetheart
9. Pissed Jeans - Throbbing Organ
10. Wellington - ____
11. Effigies - Security
12. Bluetip - Orchestra
13. Cop Shoot Shot - Waiting For The Punchline
14. James Brown - Make It Funky
15. Deniece Williams - Free
16. Big'N - Dirt Farmer
17. Ed Hall - Daisy Pusher
18. P.T.L. Klub - This Town Sucks
19. Landed - Tip Of The Whip
20. Didjits - Headless
21. Love 666 - D.S.A.
22. Live Skull - 5D
23. Heroine Sheiks - I Got Doubts
24. Iowa Beef Experience - Cough Syrup
25. Unsane - Vandal X
26. Small Faces - Here Come The Nice
27. God And Texas - 1066
28. Monkees - Pleasant Valley Sunday
29. E.U. - Da Butt
30. Ian & August - Noise From Ian & August
Description from Terminal Escape:
A perfect mix tape is truly a thing of beauty. I am pretty good at them, but perfect....? I don't know that I'd go that far. Dave makes perfect mix tapes, and Jensen is a master. August though.... August outdid himself with Paul O'Neill. No genre is off limits, so you get JAMES BROWN into STRANGULATED BEATOFFS. You get UNSANE into SMALL FACES. You get DENIECE WILLIAMS into BIG'N. You get COP SHOOT COP into JAMES BROWN (again....and it's the same song, which is genius). You get ED HALL because August lived in Texas. The segues are perfect, every song is a banger, I'm just here hoping that he put PISSED JEANS after PAIN TEENS because the band names rhymed and more people need to know WELLINGTON because...well, just trust me. August is a one of a kind, a truly brilliant and beautiful being. And he makes a mean fukkn mix tape. So think about that while you're listening to STEPPENWOLF's "Hippo Stomp" and wondering what you've done with your life on this final day of the traditional work week.
Originally ripped by Terminal Escape.
