Side A
Artist	Song
Chris Clark	William Tell Overture/C.C. Rider
Ava & the Astronettes	People from Bad Homes
Colin Newman	& Jury
The Mobiles	Drowning in Berlin
Yoko Ono	Sleepless Night
The Wedding Present	Falling
Ride	Vapour Trail
Scott Walker	The Old Man's Back Again
Skip Spence	Margaret-Tiger Rug
John Cale	Barracuda
The Driving Stupid	Fast City
Dorian Gray	The Mole
The Continental Co-Ets	Let's Live for the Present
Bow Wow Wow	I Want My Baby on Mars
Liars	Mr. Your on Fire Mr.
The Prototypes	Je ne te connais pas
Hazel O'Connor	Eighth Day
Sparks	Complaints
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
XTC	Meccanik Dancing (Oh We Go)
Theoretical Girls	No More Sex
Soft Cell	Frustration
The Kills	M.E.X.I.C.O.C.U.
The Ikettes	I'm Blue (The Gong-Gong Song)
Nivea	Don't Mess With the Radio
Girls Aloud	Can't Speak French
Gloria Jones	Blue Light Microphone
The Elgins	My Two Arms (You = Tears)
Cilla Black	I'm Not Alone Anymore
Jens Lekman	Friday Night at the Drive-In Bingo
Of Montreal	Fun Loving Nun
Mike Curb & the Waterfall	She's Like a Rainbow
The Goldebriars	Pretty Girls and Rolling Stones
Van Dyke Parks	All Golden
Dynasty Handbag	Chinese Immigrant
Einsturzende Neubaten	Sand
John Cale & Terry Riley	The Soul of Patrick Lee
Portishead	The Rip

Comment:

It's been over a year since I last posted a tape here (and I think last time I was accidentally stiffing someone on a trade...sorry about that), but I made this today for the car and rashly, but honestly, decided that it was the greatest work of art of this or any other millennium, so in my magnanimity I'm sharing it with all of you.

Also, the wildly shifting moods, and, come to think of it, many of the lyrics, perfectly reflect my mental state recently (the only way the lyrics could be more accurate would be if I had left off "Fast City" and added on "Mecca"). It's particularly appropriate because a good third of these songs came to me via the dude who's largely responsible for the moods.

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