Side A
Artist	Song
Billy Bragg & Wilco	Walt Whitman's Niece (from MERMAID AVENUE VOL. I)
Black Keys	When The Lights Go Out (from RUBBER FACTORY)
The Rapture	Olio (from ECHOES)
Tarkio	Keeping Me Awake (from I GUESS I WAS HOPING FOR SOMETHING MORE)
Ben Folds Five	Missing The War (from THREE SAD SEMESTERS mix by Jab)
Bright Eyes	Big Picture (from LIFTED OR THE STORY IS IN THE SOIL, KEEP YOUR EAR TO THE GROUND)
Neko Case	Things That Scare Me (from BLACKLISTED)
Neutral Milk Hotel	The King Of Carrot Flowers, Part I (from IN THE AEROPLANE OVER THE SEA)
Oasis	Hello (from WHAT'S THE STORY MORNING GLORY?)
Gomez	Get Miles (from BRING IT ON)
Johnny Cash	I Won't Back Down (from AMERICAN III: SOLITARY MAN)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Whiskeytown	Blank Generation (from PUNK ROCK WAS TOO HARD TO SING: A WHISKEYTOWN COLLECTION mix by Adam Bristor)
Old 97's	Rollerskate Skinny (from SATELLITE RIDES)
Snow Patrol	Wow (from FINAL STRAW)
Golden Smog	Ill Fated (from DOWN BY THE OLD MAINSTREAM)
The Mountain Goats	Broom People (from THE SUNSET TREE)
Blow Up Hollywood	Fake (from FAKE)
Cursive	The Martyr (from DOMESTICA)
Modest Mouse	Heart Cooks Brain (from LONESOME CROWDED WEST)
Tahiti80	I.S.A.A.C. (from PUZZLE)
Rilo Kiley	Science vs. Romance (from TAKE-OFFS & LANDINGS)
Badly Drawn Boy	Have You Fed The Fish? (from HAVE YOU FED THE FISH?)
Son Volt	Back Into Your World (from STRAIGHTAWAYS)

Comment:

So, I was looking through my stack's my CD's in their spindles the other day, and thought it would be fun to pick an album from each stack and play the first track off of it on Side A, and the second track off the same few stacks of CD's. There were about five stacks that I chose from. Two of these tracks came from mixes from fellow AOTM'ers, but I made sure not to include three Wilco tracks. (BEING THERE DISC 1 & 2 and YANKEE HOTEL FOXTROT were in one pile)Still, I found it fascinating how I ended up with two Jeff Tweedy-related songs ("Ill Fated" and "Walt Whitman's Niece", neither of which he wrote the lyrics for himself)as well as a Son Volt track. Anyway, the title comes from "Things That Scare Me". Enjoy!

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