Artist	Song
Black Moth Super Rainbow	When the Sun Grows on Your Tongue
from Dandelion Gum (2007)
Mount Righteous	About the Things You Are
from When The Music Starts (2007)
Rilo Kiley	We'll Never Sleep (God Knows We'll Try)
from Take Offs and Landings (2001)
Noah and the Whale	Our Window
from The First Days of Spring (2009)
Wolf Parade	I'll Believe In Anything
from Apologies To The Queen Mary (2005)
Bob Dylan	Just like a woman
from Best Of (2005)
Judy Garland	I'm always chasing rainbows
from The one and only (2005)
Joanna Newsom	Bridges and Balloons
from The Milk-Eyed Mender (2004)
Elliott Smith	A Distorted Reality is Now A Necessity to be Free
from From a Basement on the Hill (2004)
R÷yksopp	What Else Is There? (Trentemoeller Remix)
from What Else Is There? - EP (2005)
Noah and the Whale	My Door Is Always Open
from The First Days of Spring (2009)
The Beatles	Here Comes The Sun/The Inner Light [Transition]
from Love (2006)
kiiiiiii	(The world according to) Carp & sheep
from AL&BUM (2007)
The Who	Behind blue eyes
from AL&BUM (2007)
Whitey	Leave Them All Behind
from Premium Bananas: A Dim Mak CD Sampler Presented By The Cobrasnake + Rvca (2006)
The Streets	The Irony Of It All
from Original Pirate Material (2002)
Various	The Money Song
from Cabaret Original Cast Recording (2002)
Passion Pit	Sleepyhead
from Manners (2009)
Mohammed Rafi	Jaan Pehechaan Ho
from Ghost World OST (2001)
Felix Da Housecat	Money, Success, Fame, Glamour
from Party Monster Sound Track
Snoop Dogg vs.The Doors	Riders on the Storm (Fredwreck Remix)
from Need For speed Underground 2 Exclusive (2004)
DJ Tiesto	Imogen Heap - Hide And Seek
from In Search of Sunrise (2004)
Neutral Milk Hotel	Song Against Sex
from On Avery Island (1996)
Edith Piaf	Non Je Ne Regrette Rien
from The Very Best of Edith Piaf (1991)

Comment:

This mix is about a boy who dumped me on my birthday. It is a transitional mix, so we can go one day from lovers to friends. It is like a teddy bear, when a child realized that it is not an extension, product, or function of its mother, that they are each separate entities bound in their own skin. This mix is the liminal space between two paintings in a museum, the sorbet served between courses in a gourmet restaurant. The window between 3AM and 5AM that the deli beneath his building closes for the night. He would always say, "Who is supposed to care for me then, when everyone else is gone, and even my deli downstairs is closed?" Well, this is that moment, just before sun rises. Cookies are done, cakes are done, but people are finished.

The question is, should I give him the mix, or not?!

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