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Cornerstone (2001), Some People (2005), Essential Mix (2016), Soca! (2005), Breezeblock (26 Feb 2001), and Big Tent Set (2006). If you want a ton of variety but don't want to sift through all 60+ sets, these are the top 6 I recommend -- the MUST listens. The Holy Grail: • 'voted as being the number one band in the future' • live performance the early days, when they sounded like the Beastie Boys • • Gimix is what 'Since I left You' would have sounded like if The Avalanches didn't have to worry about copyright. • By far the longest set, it lasts 2 hours 40 minutes! If you are going to listen to this, make sure you have enough time.

Listen to all 3 consecutively, they way it is meant to be heard. • • • One of the best • • low quality and incomplete, worth skipping • VERY similar to 'Breezeblock (26 Feb 2001)' but shorter with a significantly different ending. The first 18 minutes are identical, you have been warned. • A radio broadcast with an combination of interviewing and DJing with members of The Avalanches.

• • • • • • • One of the best • One of the best • • Compliaiton (?) mix. Starts off as Cornerstone, then part of At Home 1 is mixed in, then closes with a section from the middle of At Home 2 • 'If anyone wants to know when the next Avalanches album is going to be released, it's going to be next week. So, check out your local record stores. Next week, alright! The album's gonna be called 'Dog Piss Up Your Mum's Ass'! Let's scratch!'

LOL • • • • • One of the best • A completely different sound than the others, is almost entirely Soca and Calypso music from Trinidad and Tobago. • Interview about their Soca! Mixtape, and the next album • • • •, • One of the best, a lot of different sounds. This one is sheer party. • • James' masterpiece of easy listening • Movie soundtracks • • • Ultimate summer/California megamix • • I swear this cured my insomnia • Trippy • Trippy • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • --------↓Wildflower Tour↓-------- • •, (lower quality but better sound; hard to explain) •,, • Live Footage: • • • • • • In 2004, they were experimenting with new alternative ambient music for a new album. See also: 'February 2004' and 'January 2004' • •,, • •, • • • Random: • • • • • • Notes: • For the dates, (12.09.00) reads September 12, 2000.

NOT December 9, 2000. (Exception: Deep Breakfast sets) • 'Brains Teazer' was not included, because it is an edited version (missing about an hour) of 'Soca! • 'Beats in Space' was not included, because it is the EXACT 47 minute set as 'At Home 2 (07.11.01)'. • 'Breezeblock (12 November 2001)' was not included, because it is the EXACT 47 minute set as 'At Home 2 (07.11.01)'. • 'Breezeblock (12.09.00)' was not included, because it is a 33 minute edited version of 'Gimix (24th July 2000)'.

It was edited to play on the radio. Just listen to Gimix. • 'Superchunk Mix 1 (1st January 2002)' was not included, because it is 'XFM One Night Stand' with 3 tracks edited out in the beginning and one track edited out of the end.

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• 'Superchunk Mix 2 (1st January 2002)' was not included, because it is 'Gimix' with a few tracks in the middle and the end edited out to play on the radio. • 'When I Met You' was not included, because it is a bootleg of 'Gimix (24th July 2000)'. • 'After the Goldrush' was not included, because it is a bootleg of 'Beats in Space' (which, in turn, is the EXACT 47 minute set as 'At Home 2 (07.11.01)'). • The mixes (the Deep Breakfast sets and the 3 before then), there is some debate if they are works of the avalanches.

'Lord Fitness' is an alias of Darren Seltmann, and 'Pinchy Don' is Tom Kuntz (who directed Frontier Psychiatrist) • When and wherever possible, I tried to link to the sets directly on The Avalanches' website. • If these aren't ordered exactly correct chronologically, that's fine. I wanted to group them by year mainly. • We are not missing any INCU podcasts. #1-10 were NOT done by James De La Cruz • 'Funky Live Mix Carnegie 2002.xx.xx' was not included, because it is the same set as 'Gimix' • 'The Monastery' was not included, because it is the same set as '4ZZZ (2001)' Tracklists (no particular order) (not made by me; some are partially incomplete or contain SMALL errors): • DO NOT use the tracklists here for the At Home sets, they are incorrect • • • • • • • • Miracle Device-While listening, mouse over the artwork for a tracklist. • • • • Music For Life-The Avalanches say the name of each song before/after it is played • • • The Avalanches Mix (March 2004)- The main Attraction-Everyday, Tony Mottola-By the Time I Get to Phoenix, Klaus Wunderlich-Let's do the Latin Hustle, The Duprees-The Sky's the Limit (only four songs, they are some of the original samples from Since I Left You).