Mark Ronson :: Essential Mix
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Tracklist
Mark Ronson ‘Intro’ (White Label)
Mark Ronson feat. Dirt McGirt & Tiggers Toxic (Columbia)
Three 6 Mafia Stay Fly (Columbia)
Coldplay God Put A Smile Upon Your Face (Parlophone)
Mark Ronson feat. The Daptone Horns God Put A Smile Upon Your Face (Columbia)
Billy Bragg A New England (Version Blend) (Go! Discs)
The Jam Pretty Green (Polydor)
Mark Ronson feat. Santo Gold Pretty Green (Columbia)
Chaka Khan Acid Drop/I Feel For You (Warner Bros)
Bag Raiders Christina 3-6 Drop (White Label)
K.W. Griff Respect (Quiet Records)
Aaron Lacrate feat. Spank Rock & Amanda Blank Blow (Milkcrate Records)
T.I. What You Know (Low B Remix) (White Label)
The Pack Vans (DJ Eli Remix) (White Label)
Justin Timberlake feat. T.I My Love (2nd Nature Remix) (Jive)
Busta Rhymes feat. Rick James In The Ghetto (DJ Eleven Remix) (Interscope)
Beck Nausea (Interscope)
Notorious B.I.G. Nasty Boy (Version Blend) (Bad Boy Entertainment)
Lil’ Wayne Show Me What You Got (Remix) (Cashmoney)
Lily Allen Stop There (Freestyle) (Regal Recordings)
Dangerdoom feat. Talib Kweli Old School Rules (White Label)
Ghostface Killah feat. Amy Winehouse You Know I’m No Good (Def Jam Recordings)
The Roots Thought At Work (Original) (Geffen)
Nas Hip Hop Is Dead (Def Jam Recordings)
The Charlatans The Only One I Know (Situation 2)
Mark Ronson feat. Robbie Williams The Only One I Know (Columbia)
Mark Ronson feat. Ghostface & Nate Dogg Ooh Wee (Version Blend) (Columbia)
Mark Ronson feat. Alex Greenwald Just (Columbia)
Dizzee Rascal Fix Up Look Sharp (XL Recordings)
Thom Yorke Black Swan (Parlophone)
The Game feat. 50 Cent Hate It Or Love It (Version Blend) (Shady Records)
Jackson 5 I Want You Back (Version Blend) (Motown)
The Strokes Someday (BMG)
Rhymefest Devil’s Pie (Adillo Records)
Regina Spektor Fidelity (Sire Records)
The Smiths How Soon Is Now? (Version Blend) (Rough Trade)
The Smiths Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One Before (Rough Trade)
Mark Ronson feat. Daniel Merriweather Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One Before (Columbia)
Massive Attack Unfinished Sympathy (Wild Bunch)
The Go! Team Ladyflash (Memphis Industries)
CSS Let’s Make Love and Listen To Death From Above (Spank Rock Remix) (Sub Pop Records)
Petey Pablo Fire (Jive)
The Futureheads Skip To The End (679 Recordings)
Gorillaz Feel Good Inc (DJ Eli Remix) (Parlophone)
The Rapture Whoo! Alright-Yeah… Uh Huh (Vertigo)
Peter, Bjorn and John Young Folks (Wichita)
The Specials Gangsters (Chrysalis)
Lily Allen Knock Em Out (Regal Recordings)
Sons and Daughters Dance Me In (JD Twitch and The Truffle Club’s Optimo Mix) (Domino)
Robbie Williams Lovelight (Soulwax Ravelight Voc) (Chrysalis)
Cassie Me & U (DJ Eli Remix) (Bad Boy Entertainment)
Domino Everyone Else Is Boring (White Label)
Boney M Sunny (Hansa/Sony BMG)
Mark Ronson feat. Ghostface & Nate Dogg Ooh Wee (Columbia)
Stone Roses Fool’s Gold (Silvertone)
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who originally added this set.
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Comments
That Smiths / Ronson / by jon, February 10, 2007 13:15
Ronson what have you done? by Daz Binks, June 04, 2007 11:35
i remember buying here comes the fuzz when it came out and being really impressed with it, but having heard version all i can say is “Ronson what the hell have you done??”. this guy was someone who i thought had credibility and had a good ear for an eclectic number of influences but ‘Version" just seems like the usual. HE SOLD OUT TO A COMMERCIAL MARKET TO BECOME RICH AND FAMOUS. its a shame as this guy could have gone on to make and produce some fantastic pieces of work and what we ended up with was a load of cover versions and none of them are any good. dont belive me well in ten years time when we have been spoon fed’Stop me" for the 4,000,000th time on mainstream radio then maybe you will actually take a genuine look at this body of work and say Mark Ronson the sell out mother f@@cker. And on top of that an essential mix with all his crap cover versions and robbie williams!!!!! for god sake this deserves removing from my memory permanantly!!!!!!!!!!!!! i would much rather listen to something original!!!!!
Awesome set, totally genre by PeeTear, June 08, 2007 20:45
Ronson by remirkoed, June 18, 2007 14:28
Amazing by TwistedChaz, June 30, 2007 20:01
Ronson by innuendo, July 11, 2007 16:20
Ronson essential mix by ohtodd, October 12, 2007 20:47
Well by mbrowning2, October 18, 2007 19:20
I think that it was be the best thing since sliced bread if this mix was available in two parts. I love to get the latest mixes & check them out on the way to school, and the tracklisting on this is unbelievable! But def. cant mash it all on one cd! Anyway, Im sure its not gonna happen, but HAM IS BETTER WITH CREAM CHEESE PEOPLE!!
The Best essential mix for a long time! by zerocool, January 08, 2008 20:22
I didnt really understand why this was the number one download, but after listening to it….well, lets just say that it sent shivers down my spine…i havent heard a mix set like this for a long while, the mixing is tight, the selection of songs are justified and above all else…it was a pleasure on my ears to listen to this. i am now listening to it on a daily basis! Love the Oooo—eee mixups!
Sell out king or Genius? by stonedcold, January 27, 2008 11:37
Re: Mark Ronson :: Essential Mix by Seith, April 08, 2008 19:54
Re: Mark Ronson :: Essential Mix by Jordie, April 28, 2008 16:32
Re: Mark Ronson :: Essential Mix by funkmaster, June 04, 2008 07:06
i’m not really sure about this mix.
given the comments and the ratings i expected it to be a lot better.
i should say that what i look for in a mix are:
1. great selection of tracks with a few obscurities thrown in – songs i have never heard before but wish that i had;
2. dj skills that compliment where the mix is going – ie. party-vibes, downtempo, etc and
3. long term listenability.
In relation to this mix, whilst i agree that the mixes are tight, i would say in relation to each of the above:
1. it is more of a showcase of ronson’s production skills than his digging. whilst his blends and covers are good – its a no-brainer to fuse commercially successful pop music for a dance floor. I have much greater respect for someone like z-trip who blends obscure songs from many different genres.
2. the whole mix seemed a bit too “studio” for my liking. nothing sounded like it was on the fly or because ronson was feelin it. it sounded too busy at times – so many things going on that they were all distracting.
3. not sure – i suppose i will listen to it a few more time to see if it grows on me, but lets just say that i’m not that excited by the prospect of doing so – that’s not a good sign!









Moved this to megaupload by jon, February 06, 2007 20:13
Reuploaded this set to megaupload as sendspace is a nightmare….
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