Side A
Artist	Song
The Replacements	Bastards of Young
Big Black	Heartbeat
bauhaus	Ziggy Stardust
Guns & Roses	Mr. Brownstone
The Stone Roses	This is the One
Morrissey	East West
Sinead O'Connor	black boys on mopeds
World Party	And I Fell Back Alone
the Replacements	Nobody
Camper Van Beethoven	All Her Favorite Fruit
Camouflage	Neighbours
Pixies	Broken Face
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Revolting Cocks	Let's Get Physical
Consolidated	America Number One
Big Black	Precious Thing
Pixies	Where Is My Mind?
the Cure	cold
The The	August & September
Billy Bragg	The Only One
The Replacements	Happy Town
The Clash	Lost in the Supermarket
Cocteau Twins	Fotzepolitic
New Order	love less
They Might Be Giants	Letterbox
They Might Be Giants	Particle Man

Comment:

Side A: Look me in the eyes and/ Side B: tell me that I'm satisfied/ From 12/11/90. Actually, if you consider what's on the spine of the tape to be the name then it's: "Warning: The Surgeon General has determined that listening to this tape has been known to cause addiction in laboratory animals" But that seemed a bit long for me for a tape title. The subhead was "The Unsatisfied Recordings" anyway, so that works. Other miscellaneous writings on the tape case: "Shut up.", "Say hi to max", "Position Normal - Not", "UR in the '90s", and "Listen!" And on the inside, I wrote "Please keep this and all cassette tapes containing similarly addictive music out of the reach of children, because we wouldn't want the little shits growing up smarter than us and questioning authority. So let's do our part to keep our future leaders as stupid as the ones we have now. Thank you. This has (naturally) been a Sam the Butcher production. Fuck off." Reeeeeal friendly. ;) I think it was the Consolidated and Big Black talking. ;)

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