Lost And Found Three (this post actually took some effort)

I recently got into my head that I ought to do something about all of my digital music that doesn't have an artist tag. Over the years, I've had several knackered hard drives, so it's pretty amazing that anything is intact. I'm convinced that the ipod did some interesting stuff to some of the files. I found Smog's Forgotten Foundation among the mystery files. I also found some Big Black bootlegs, which are pretty great. The "auto-tag" function in Winamp is pretty good, but it doesn't help for King Crimson bootlegs, or some other unidentifiable cool stuff.

It did help out with a lot of strange stuff that I don't remember stealing/downloading--most of it seems to be relatively far-out stuff. I didn't bother to double-check to make sure that the software was right, though. Check it out (and let me know if I've got something wrong):

• Aphrodite's Child - You Always Stand In My Way (3:54) -- Reminds me of Roky Erickson with the painful-sounding vocals; I love the stutter bass line; this song should've had a cool change.
  

• Los Iberos - Corto Y Ancho (2:10) -- Finally, a song that I can relate to.
  

• The Blues Magoos - Sometimes I Think About (4:13) -- I dig the organ sound.
  

• Ways & Means - Make The Radio A Little Louder (2:15) -- big woofie low end; horns; lots of echo!
  

• Cassandra Wilson - Easy Rider (7:03) -- I dig the glissando bass. One of these songs doesn't belong (this one). It's nice to have some bluesy chill-out music in the middle of the set, right?
  

• Birmingham Sunday - You're Out Of Line (2:52) -- Lots of overdrive on the organ; groovy, man.
  

• The Zombies - You Make Me Feel Good (Live) (2:23) -- I think that one of my cousins married a zombie, but it might have been an animal. I can't remember. Something is wrong with the file, too, so it cuts off the ending of the song, apparently.
  

• The Tages - I Should Be Glad (2:21) -- Is that 12-string electric? I'm not sure, but this one fits in with most of the rest of these songs.