Side A
Artist	Song
Jonathan Bree	You're So Cool
St. Vincent	Cruel
Pointer Sisters	Slow Hand
Bee Gees	I.O.I.O.
The Tee Set	Bring a Little Sunshine
Martha Reeves & the Vandellas	Everybody's Talking
Jimmy Smith	The High and the Mighty
U.S. Girls	Window Shades
Young Fathers	Tremolo
Helmut Zacharias and His Magic Violins	Love For Sale
Janos Sarkozi	I'm Alone
Thumpers	The Wilder Wise
The Breeders	Walking With a Killer
Nino Rota	Grandpa's Waltz
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Moritz Moszkowski (piano: Daniel Grimwood / violin: Nazrin Rashidova)	Etincelles, Op. 36, No. 6
Kate Bush	Violin
Kopecky	Quarterback
Blonde Redhead	The One I Love
Pasquale Dagorn and the sounds of Love Orchestra	Blue Moovie
Cenon Lagman	Huag Mo Akong Iwanan
Imre Magyari and His Gypsy Orchestra	Csütörtök Este
Tune-Yards	Hammer
Pattern Is Movement	Climb to Me
Grace Jones	Demolition Man
The Wolfgang Press	Tremble (My Girl Doesn't)
Charlotte Gainsbourg	Deadly Valentine
Santabárbara	Charly
Dif Juz	A Starting Point

Comment:

Have you ever heard the one about the dusty old El Violoncello up for auction where the guy selling it says something like, "Anyone want it for a buck?" But nobody wants to bid anything for it since it looks so worthless. Then an old man with grey hair (probably messy) from the back of the room silently rises and makes his way to the stage (these were the days before heightened security at auctions). He picks up the old and battered El Violoncello, blows the dust off, and plays something amazing that sounds like angles. Suddenly everyone in the place is weeping and falling over themselves to whip out their checkbooks to pay a million dollars for the thing. I know it's a parable for homeless people or whatever, but I feel like my mix tapes are kinda' like that too. "Who wants this old cassette tape? Anyone?" I call it "The Touch of the Master's Cassette Player."

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