Side A
Artist	Song
vladimir feltsman	j.s. bach: goldberg variation 4 (live)
supertouch	engine
inside out	by a thread
pixies	i've been tired
bettie serveert	rudder
madder rose	panic on
pearl jam	yellow ledbetter
liz phair	never said
beck	bogusflow
the the	slow emotion replay
nirvana	d-7
belly	now they'll sleep
burn	out of time
the breeders	s.o.s. / flipside
lemonheads	you can take it with you
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
the amazing crapface idiot	inebriation
method man	subcrazy
b.i.g. & a.t.m.	the new stylee
the beastie boys	so what'cha want
fannycracker	kaput
dead can dance	mother tongue
thievery corporation	universal highness
morcheeba	trigger hippie
hank mohaski	mighty hooks aplenty
the roots & roy ayers	proceed II (live)
plan b	life's a beat
pharcyde	the rubber song / the e.n.d. (outro)

Comment:

sons of suburbia . . . mixed 23 january 1999 . . . in response to a request for a trade: "some songs i'd especially like on my mix if you got 'em... so what'cha want-beastie boys...trigger hippie-morcheeba...never said-liz phair...anything from the pharcyde...anything else you think would fit...just no marilyn manson, okay?...no other specifics i can think of...i like anything from the 4AD label. anything unusual...anything from bands in your area." - so, in addition to the requests i found that bettie serveert, the pixies, the breeders, belly, dead can dance, the the and the thievery corporation are all on the 4ad label. the amazing crapface idiot and a.t.m. are both from my town of blacksburg, virginia. hank mohaski is another d.i.y. music man. fannycracker is from northern va - where i originally hail from. from there i compiled some hard to find stuff - bands from revelevation records - supertouch, burn and inside out (zach de la rocha's old band), b-sides and outtakes by nirvana, pearl jam and beck - compilation tracks by the roots and the pharcyde - well you must get the point . . . the title refers both to the cover photo, a closeup of my black moor goldfish, jesus (hey-zeus), digging for food in the bottom of the tank - and from the fact that d.i.y.ers and many of these bands feed (if at all) from the bottom of the music industry . . . get up, stand up!! . . . 90 minutes of peace, love, freedom & delight - enjoy suburban style

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