Definitive anti-war mix. Great work.

Great mix, great cover. Maybe the only comp you'll ever see "Writing Wrongs" and "Shorty Blackwell" on.

Hooray for Monkee Mike!

A beautiful tribute.

Interesting idea...yet another "real best of the '80s" mix that pretty much attempts to leave out anything remotely popular. Great songs though.

Lots of good stuff for driving. Great inclusions like The Pixies, Beta Band, Mark Mothersbaguh, Eels...

One of the best ideas I've seen here yet...though I'd do it a bit differently. I'm actually making a list of when songs are played in the movie and will make a hugh multi-disc "soundtrack" of my own. Still, great idea.

Great idea...and he included "Pale and Precious" by the Dukes of Stratosphear, so he gets bonus points.

Anyone who makes a Jonathan Richman mix is okay by me.

Excellent, excellent idea. A mix based on results of a survey. "The song that...reminds you of an ex-lover...reminds you of an ex-friend...makes you cry..." etc.

Great idea...even better in excution.

I think this mix has the best title of any mix on this site. "So you better go back to your bars, your temples...your massage parlours..."

Not really a favorite, but interesting discussion nonetheless. Some people take the Web way too seriously.

I find this very intriguing as I buy maybe two current albums per year. Most of the albums I buy come from the past. Hilarious cover on this one.

Strange 80s mix...Prince, DM, Dream Academy, Soft Cell...lots of Pet Shop Boys, which is always a plus. And it's topped off with two songs from the "Breakfast Club" soundtrack...that AREN'T "Don't You (Forget About Me)." Hilarious

Brought the "alternating DJ" idea to my attention. Very cool. Though technically I was doing that idea in high school with girlfriends.

I have to admit...I only flagged this one for the cover. Boy, that Ronald McDonald sure is a randy one.

Interesting idea...songs with the same names stuck next to each other...but they're not covers.

I give props to this mixer for including Ok Go.

Very interesting idea...i had an idea similar to this around 9/11...it was more of a "war-related" mix, but i never actually finished it.

A mix featuring nothing but songs with complete sentences as the titles. Some great choices on here...TMBG, Talking Heads, Eels, Violent Femmes, Smiths, Buzzcocks, Elvis Costello...did this guy raid my music collection?

The best Stephin Merritt mix I've seen here yet...but still not perfect. :-)

Interesting Weezer mix by a jaded fan. I'm trying to get ideas for my own Weezer primer.

Very cool idea.

Very nice Smiths mix (finally, one that includes "Frankly Mr. Shankly") with a most excellent cover.

Hilarious idea.

I'll actually venture to say this is the best/most comprehensive Merritt mix I've seen yet. Would have included more FBH, though, as "Memories Of Love" is in my top ten of all time.

Interesting idea...one I've tried before. I'll get around to posting mine in a while.

Some very off-the-wall Beatles covers here. Would be great to have.

I just like this poster's "Waiting For Guffman"-inspired screen name. :-)

Interesting Paul McCartney mix by the ubiquitous Rob Conroy...something I should try. Though I could probably fit all *my* favorites on one disc...

Doors mix by Rob Conroy...inspired me to revisit their catalog after 10 years. I'll probably end up doing a Doors mix myself.

What a wonderfully sweet idea...a birthday present for this person's father featuring one song from every year he's been alive. Very nice idea.

CD with a work theme...with some cool new wave and punk picks.

Dido Dido Dido Dido Dido...

This one gets props for the title alone.

Very cool idea...and great cover art!

Is that who I think it is on the cover?

Interesting ode to my favorite era for music.

Very nice idea...a song for every year you've been alive.

Damn funny...yet also oddly compelling and exceptionally well compiled.

Okay...excerpts from an instructional album on bowling alternated with cover versions of "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction." It absolutely defies logic, but it's brilliant in its own way.

More Beatles covers...look out!

Collection of "mysterious" songs. I like some of these choices alot (Beck, Simon And Garfunkel).

"Inspired"? Most definitely. Nice inclusion of dialogue bits, too. Thoughtfully compiled. Looks like a lot of fun.

A night driving CD...with a lot of really fine songs.

Good heavens, Miss Sakamoto! A Thomas Dolby mix! (And I was really going to try and be the first to post one...dang nabbit.)

Another "alternate '80s" mix...but this one is really good.

An A for effort.

Great idea for a mix...but where's Danny Elfman?

"Don't be sad for me, Happy. I got my hand back."

Great stuff. Looks back at last year while adding some old faves too. 12-18 rock.