Side A
Artist	Song
Coleman Hawkins	Carioca (1952)
Webb Pierce	Slowly (1953)
Harry Partch	The Wayward-U.S. Highball (edit) (1955)
Bud Powell	Oblivian (1951)
Sonny James	Young Love (1956)
Joe Bennett and the Sparkletones	Penny Loafers and Bobby Socks (1957)
Public Service Announcement	What to do During a Nuclear Attack (1958)
The Genies	Who's That Knocking (1958)
Krzysztof Penderecki	Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima (excerpt) (1959-61)
Bob Dylan	Ballad of Donald White (1962)
Sound Bite	Introduction of the Topless Bathing Suit (1964)
Jerry Dallman and the Knightcaps	The Bug (1960s)
The Ventures	Slaughter on Tenth Avenue (1965)
Jimi Hendrix	May This Be Love (1967)
Richard Daley	Riots at the Democratic Convention (1968)
Brenton Wood	The Oogum Boogum Song (1968)
Miles Davis	Spanish Key (single version) (1969)
George Harrison	If Not For You (1970)
Led Zeppelin	Tangerine (1970)
Cat Stevens	Rubylove (1971)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Spiro Agnew	The Generation Gap (1970)
The Jackson 5	The Love you Save (1970)
Milton Babbitt	Phenomena (excerpt) (1975)
X-Ray Spex	Oh Bondage Up Yours! (1977)
Wreckless Eric	Whole Wide World (1977)
Slam Stewart and Major Holley	Close Your Eyes (Shut Yo' Mouth) (1981)
Pigbag	Papa's Got a Brand New Pigbag (1981)
Kraftwerk	It's More Fun to Compute (1981)
Jesse Jackson	Running for President (1983)
Run D.M.C.	Here We Go (1983)
The Cure	Six Different Ways (1985)
Charles Amirkhanian	Pas de Voix (edit) (1987)
Nancy Reagan	Anti-Drug Campaign (1987)
Public Enemy	War at 33 1/3 (1990)
John Adams	John's Book of Alleged Dances-Hammer and Chisel (1994)
Jupiter Sun	Violet Intertwine (1994)
Arecibo	FL (1995)
The Meta-Matics	Constructive Destruction (1995)
Method Man	Bring the Pain (1994)
Al Gore	The Macarena (1996)
Roni Size	Brown Paper Bag (excerpt) (1996-98)
Sex Mob	Roswell (1998)
Olivia Tremor Control	Jumping Fences (1996)
Wussom*Pow!	Since Yesterday (1999)

Comment:

Here is part two of the century retrospective. Here rock enters the picture as well as soul, funk, rap and electronic. These tapes were made for a friend of mine so I was trying to fulfill the theme but also introduce him to new music. This is why there are no Beatles, Zombies or Kinks songs on it and why instead of My Bloody Valentine or Fugazi I have less well known bands in the same vein representing those strains of music.

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