Side A
Artist	Song
Queen	intro to "Champions of the World" video
Jane's Addiction	Jane Says
Billy Idol	White Wedding
Less Than Jake	History Of A Boring Town
The Beatles	Happiness Is A Warm Gun
Operation Ivy	Knowledge
The Doors	The Crystal Ship
The Rocky Horror Picture Show	Sweet Transvestite
A Perfect Circle	The Hollow
R.E.M.	You Are The Everything
Goldfinger	Here In Your Bedroom
Culture Club	Karma Chameleon
Dashboard Confessional	Again I Go Unnoticed
Incubus & Big Punisher	Still Not A Playa
Green Day	Welcome To Paradise
Nine Inch Nails	The Frail (Things Falling Apart version)
Red Hot Chili Peppers	Soul To Squeeze
Sublime	Santeria
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
The Rocky Horror Picture Show	"Unconventional Conventionists"
R.E.M.	It's The End Of The World As We Know It
Aerosmith	Cryin'
Goldfinger	Miles Away
Dope	You Spin Me Round
Queen, Hunter, Ronson, Bowie, etc.	All The Young Dudes
Queen	I'm Going Slightly Mad
NOFX	Bob
Neil Young	Cinnamon Girl
Joe Cocker	With A Little Help From My Friends
--compiled by chaka cheese--	B-L-A-S-T spells a medley including:
a) Jim Steinman	Wasted Youth
b) Green Day	Christie Road
c) The Roling Stones	Sympathy For The Devil
d) Phantom of the Opera	The Mirror (angel of music)
e) Less Than Jake	Richard Allen George...No It's Just Cheez
f) Radiohead	Lucky
g) Jane's Addiction	Summertime Rolls
h) The Doors	The End. (end medley)
Powerman5000	Watch The Sky For Me
The Beatles	In My Life
The Wonder Years	"Growing Up Happens In A Heartbeat"

Comment:

i'm off to college in 2 days, it's only 45 minutes away but for someone who's spent most of their life in the same town it's a strange thing. this is the first "goodbye" mix. some of the songs reflect that, others have a special meaning between me & my sister, who i'll be living without for the first time and who will be receiving the first copy of this tape, others are just recent favorites, and others were just an excuse to put in the medley. I resurrected my old stereo for that, with a fader on the cd player and a non-logic pause button and some of the transitions sound very nice (i love the phantom to ltj especially heh). the ending is the soliloquoy from the final episode of TWY, and the greatest farewell to suburban adolescence ever put in words. I planned to end the mix with that yesterday, and today before i finished it that episode was on TV. fate works in mysterious ways.

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