Side A
Artist	Song
Chris & the Alphabeats	Count It Higher
The Fleshtones	I Was A Teenage Zombie
R.E.M.	Red Head Walking
The Waistcoats	Theme From W.A.I.S.T.C.O.A.T.
Doc Bagby	Crazy Chemistry
The New Duncan Imperials	Jivin'
Bob Dylan	Highway 61 Revisited
Liz Phair	Baby Got Going
The Charms	LTD
Violent Femmes	Out the Window
The Beach Boys	A Thing Or Two
Apples In Stereo	Go
Squeeze	Hourglass
Ride	Twisterella
Material Issue	What If I Killed Your Boyfriend
Shadows of Knight	I'm Gonna Make You Mine
The Kinks	Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Utopia	Feet Don't Fail Me Now
The Zombies	Care of Cell 44
Fountains of Wayne	Girl I Can't Forget
The Jessica Fletchers	Summer Holiday and Me
Evan Foster	Drag the Dragon
The Ventures	The 2000 Pound Bee (Part 1)
The Cramps	Human Fly
Lipstick Killers	Hindu Gods of Love
Teenage Frames	Let's Break Up!
The Anderson Council	Pinkerton's Assorted Colours
The Men	Church of Logic, Sin & Love
Foxboro Hottubs	The Pedestrian
Elvis Costello	Psycho
Zombina & the Skeletones	Come On
They Might Be Giants	Seven Days of the Week (I Never Go To Work)

Comment:

This mix is just a throwaway mix, or rather it would have been, literally. A coworker of mine recent brought me a huge case of cassettes that had belonged to her son. Knowing that I "like music," she though that I might want to have them, rather than see her throw them away. Many of the cassettes were dubbed copies and most were also.shall we say, not my tastes. But since my car only has a cassette player/radio, I figured why not try to give some of these tapes a new lease on life? So therefore, Ozzy Osbourne & Randy Rhodes' Tribute album is reborn as the above mix. The opening track is a "Twist and Shout"-style counting song from a Sesame Street album (Born To Add) my brother brought me recently from a big one-dollar vinyl sale. From there, I let the mix go where it wanted, adding a song or two here and there in my free time over the past couple of weeks.No link, since I pulled tracks from a wide array of sources - CD, vinyl, mp3, and even other cassettes - and no way to convert at the present. Thanks to Doowad for pointing me in the direction of the Waistcoats track, to Vambo for the Evan Foster track, and to my son for the use of his They Might Be Giants "1-2-3's" CD.And, or course, in the week or two that I worked on this tape, the cassette player in my car went kaput, as did the radio. I shouldn't have expected any different. Now car rides are not only unbelievably dull, I can also hear all the funny noises my car makes.

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