Side A
Artist	Song
The Young Rascals	Good Lovin'
Fleetwood Mac	Go Your Own Way
Superchunk	Pulled Muscle
Elvis Costello & the Attractions	Love For Tender
Cream	World Of Pain
Dave Edmunds	Girls Talk
Blink 182	Don't Leave Me
The Beatles	Eleanor Rigby
Richard Hell & the Voidoids	Blank Generation
Guided By Voices	My Valuable Hunting Knife
Bram Tchaikovsky	Girl Of My Dreams
Joni Mitchell	Carey
No Doubt	Six Feet Under
The Specials	Too Much Too Young
The Ramones	I Remember You
Eels	Jeannie's Diary
The Dils	I Hate The Rich
Weezer	Across The Sea
Michael Jackson	Beat It
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
R.E.M.	Let Me In
Elvis Presley	Jailhouse Rock
Nirvana	Drain You
Travis	Writing To Reach You
The Sonics	Psycho
Morphine	Candy
Bruce Springsteen	Candy's Room
Bob Mould	Classifieds
Kelly Harrel	Charles Giteau
Cheap Trick	Auf Wiedersehen
Todd Rundgren	I Saw The Light
The Clash	Career Opportunities
Billy Bragg & Wilco	My Flying Saucer
The Replacements	Answering Machine
Any Trouble	Yesterday's Love
The Byrds	5D (Fifth Dimension)
The Jam	Thick As Thieves
Liz Phair	Shitloads Of Money

Comment:

May '01: A fine effort - crosses genres quite broadly, or at least as much as it can while remaining within my fairly narrow tastes. When I finished this, I noticed how unbelievably depressing this is. Look at all the depressing messages here: "Thick As Thieves" (you can't count on friends), "Across The Sea," "Answering Machine" (true love is unattainable), "Blank Generation," "Career Opportunities" (you'll never get anywhere), "Auf Wiedersehn," "Six Feet Under" (we're all gonna die), "Shitloads of Money," "Girls Talk" (everyone's full of shit), "Beat It" (you're gonna get your ass kicked), "Charles Giteau" (stand by your principles, you get hanged). I guess these mixes really do reflect real life -- somebody kill me now.

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