Artist	Song
The Fugs	The Divine Toe (Part 2)
Shel Silverstein	Don't Give A Dose (To The One You Love Most)
Dana Gillespie	Big Fat Mama
Taj Mahal	Cakewalk Into Town
Yellow	Oh Yeah
The Fugs	The National Teenage Haiku
Dr. Hook	I Call That True Love
The Fugs	My Baby Done Left Me
Nilsson	You're Breakin' My Heart
Captain Beefheart	Lick My Decals Off
Dennis Leary	I'm An Asshole
Shel Silverstein	I Got Stoned And I Missed It
Afroman	Because I Got High
Rev. Billy C. Wirtz	What I Used To Do All Night
Randy Newman	You Can Leave Your Hat On
Dana Gillespie	Rocks Off
Ed Sanders	The Illiad
Southpark (S/T)	Blame Canada
Shel Silverstein	Freakers At The Freaker's Ball
King Missle	Detachable Penis
Clerks (S/T)	Sex
Frank Zappa	Dinah Moe Hum
Dana Gillespie	Tongue In Cheek
20 Fingers	Lick It
The Fugs	Boobs A Lot
Lou Reed	Walk On The Wild Side

Comment:

OK Here's the deal. I did not create this compilation. My good friend Joel Marion did, in the age of mix tapes, and we all enjoyed the general rowdiness of it till -- in the fullness of time -- the tape (and the play list) was lost, folded, spindled and otherwise destroyed.
Time passeth. Joel (as best he could), recreated the songs onto a CD. Most were from analog sources... rough analog sources (did I say ROUGH?). I got my hands on it, and re-recreated the playlist from clean digital source material (when possible) and when not possible, I used the magic of software to clean and enhance as best I could.
There are three discs in the Tasteless series (Disc 2 and Disc 3 are by the Little Spencer Boys) (thus far) (I think there should be more, so make some!). The theme is simple. Each song should be a paean to sex, drugs, drink, or otherwise 'tasteless' speech or behavior.
Now a few minutes about the cover. I like bad art. This is bad art. Art Frahm was a fairly mediocre artist with a obsessive and compulsive need to portray loose panties. (Celery seems to often enter the picture as well, but don't ask ME to try to explain). In any case a little creative Google-ing should get you ALL you need to know (or see).
The other two 'editions' (both Little Spencer Boys creations), follow.

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