Side A
Artist	Song
Syd Dale	Miss World
Everclear	Everything To Everyone
Llwybr Llaethog	Maen Bywyd Braf
Negativland	I Believe It's L
Critters Buggin	Mullet Cut
Spice Girls	Who Do You Think You Are
Los Lobos	Pepe & Irene
Cafe Tacuba	Alarma De Tos
Kurtis Blow	The Breaks
U2	Numb
Laika	Martinis On The Moon
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Brasilian Boys	Per L'Eternita
808 State	Jerusahat
Soul Coughing & Roni Size	A Plane Scraped Its Belly On A Sooty Yellow Moon
Exxon Motivational Singers	Up Came Oil
Maggie Estep	Emotional Idiot
The Orb	Toxygene (live vegas mix)
Faithless	Insomnia (edit)
Violent Femmes	Lies
Sacred Love	Sacred Love
They Might Be Giants	Exquisite Dead Guy
Funky Technicians	Airtight

Comment:

With the amount of backlogged tapes I have in my collection, I could potentially post a mix a week on this site and never have to make a new one again. But if I did that, were would I put that new Madonna song I've been hearing, or that idea for a jazz mix I've been mulling over for half a year? Admittedly, not everything I mix is listenable, I used to just throw songs on tapes at will as music repositories, like a handbag you put your makeup and cellphone in when you go out. I will simultaneously apologize for the appearance of the Spice Girls on this mix, since they've also appeared on my last two or three mixes; and I won't apologize for their appearance, because they're not as bad as most people make them out to be. "Who Do You Think You Are" is from the first album, but was actually released as a single in the U.S. after the "Spice World" movie came out. I normally go out of my way to avoid Everclear, because their songs are really condescending, but "Everything To Everyone" has this neat hook that sounds like a siren. Some of these are from my lounge music collection, but one in particular, "Up Came Oil", is from a collection of corporate promotional and motivational songs from the 60s and 70s. The subject matter for a song singing the praises of oil production seems downright dastardly and pompous, but aside from that, it's a really tight tune...=]'

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