Artist	Song
Jimmy Eat World	If You Don't, Don't
Air	High School Lovers
Bloc Party	So Here We Are
Cake	Friend is a Four-Letter Word
Magnetic Fields	I Don't Want to Get Over You
The Coral	Dreaming of You
The Smiths	Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me
Elliot Smith	Somebody That I Used To Know
The Promise Ring	Why Did We Ever Meet
Dashboard Confessional	Again I Go Unnoticed
U2	With or Without You
Roxy Music	Jealous Guy
Old 97s	Nineteen
Editors	Blood
Bare Jr	Why Won't You Love Me
Ben Folds Five	Song for the Dumped
Blink-182	Dumpweed
Brand New	Seventy Times 7
Taking Back Sunday	Cute Without the 'E' (Cut From the Team)
Buzzcocks	Ever Fallen in Love?
The Cure	Boys Don't Cry
Keith Whitley	I'm Over You
The Killers	Mr. Brightside

Comment:

For a relationship that never really got off the ground; one that stopped and started and seems to have stopped for good now. I guess the disc follows a line from despair to reasoning to acceptance to anger. Who knows? A lot of the choices are trite. A lot of them aren't cool in any sense of the word. A lot of them are dated. And some are so obvious they make me want to throw myself out of a window. And there's a Keith Whitley song, for God's sake.

It's not a mix for the total devastation that comes from the failure of something long term. It's something for drinking alone for two or three nights, feeling bad and then feeling better.

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