Side A
Artist	Song
Ursula 1000	Chase Sequence #3
A3	Woke Up This Morning
Pizzicato Five	Twiggy Twiggy/Twiggy vs. James Bond
Blue Man Group	Rods and Cones
Del the Funkee Homosapien	Mista Dobalina
Moby	Go
Cub	My Chinchilla
Michael Jackson	Remember The Time
Groove Armada	At The River (English Riviera mix)
Nicola Conte	Bossa per Due
The Clash	Lost In The Supermarket
Friends of Dean Martinez	Armory Park/Dwell
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
They Might Be Giants	Space Suit
Fatboy Slim	Weapon of Choice
The Charlatans UK	Weirdo
Method Man/Redman	Blackout
Madonna	Don't Tell Me
The Rutles	Eine Kleine Middle Klasse Musik
Squarepusher	Don't Go Plastic
Sloan	Everything You've Done Wrong
Ides of March	Vehicle
The Prodigy	We Are The Ruffest
Basement Jaxx	Always Be There
Frank Zappa	RDNZL

Comment:

There's no long boring story behind this mix, which is one of the reasons I gave it such a pedestrian title. Instead, let's talk about how neurotic I get about every single last aspect of creating a mix tape, down to the kind of cassette I want to use. I tortured myself for twenty minutes trying to decide if this mix would feel more at home on a 100-minute Sony CdIt with the old-school slimcase, or a TDK SA-X Limited Edition with gold leaf lettering on only the A side. I mean, it's not like I can't get more tapes, and it's not like these things are collector's items; I've yet to see a brick of unopened Teac cassettes with the open-reel design show up on eBay, or a fansite dedicated to cassette shell designs of the past twenty years. However, I think presentation is sometimes as important as content, but then again, I'm a geek and a weirdo. Also, does anyone else think that Sony audio tapes sound a little flat?

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