Artist	Song	Buy
Tom Waits	INTRO: from New Song Titles (We're All Mad Here, 2002)
The Futureheads	Hounds of Love (The Futureheads, 2004)
The Amboy Dukes	Journey to the Center of the Mind (same, 1968)
Minutemen	King of the Hill (Project: Mersh, 1985)
Brian Eno	No One Receiving (Before and After Science, 1977)
Desmond Dekker and the Aces	The Israelites (single, 1968)
Guided by Voices	Shocker in Gloomtown (The Grand Hour, 1993)
George Harrison	What Is Life (All Things Must Pass, 1970)
The Monkees	Pleasant Valley Sunday (Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn and Jones, Ltd., 1967)
David Bowie	Starman (The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, 1972)
The Left Banke	Walk Away Renee (Walk Away Renee/Pretty Ballerina, 1967)
The Fall	Prole Art Threat (Slates, 1981)
The Mountain Goats	The Monkey Song (Philyra, 1994)
Van Morrison	Thirty Two (Contractual Obligation Sessions, rec. 1968)
Roxy Music	Virginia Plain (Roxy Music, 1972)
Pere Ubu	Heart of Darkness (B-side, 1975)
The Hold Steady	Knuckles (The Hold Steady Almost Killed Me, 2004)
Les Savy Fav	In These Woods (ROME [Written Upside Down], 2000)
Belle and Sebastian	Your Secrets (Belle and Sebastian Present 'Books,'" 2004)
Harry Nilsson	Jump in the Fire (Nilsson Schmilsson, 1971)
Feist	Mushaboom (Let It Die, 2004)
The Kinks	I'm Not Like Everybody Else (B-side, 1966)
The Beatles	Blue Jay Way (Magical Mystery Tour, 1967)
The Jam	Smithers-Jones (B-side, 1979)
The Kit Kats	Won't Find Better Than Me (It's Just a Matter of Time, 1967)
Tom Waits	OUTRO: from Circular Violin (We're All Mad Here, 2002)

Comment:

Made for a trip to Philadelphia to see Xiu Xiu. The mix seemed to be split naturally into two halves (the first half ending with Van Morrison). Or maybe that's just an excuse that somehow makes it legitimate for me to put Roxy Music halfway in. Anyway, I gave it two titles.It seemed to be received well.Don't be surprised if I recycle the intro and outro. They're from a Tom Waits interview disc (released by Anti- as a radio promo).

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