Side A
Artist	Song
The Kinks	I'm Not Like Everybody Else
Blur	Music Is My Radar
Can	Mushroom
Stevie Wonder	As
Mos Def	Got
Herbie Hancock	Watermelon Man
Francoise Hardy	Ton Meilleur Ami
Stone Roses	Shoot You Down
Joy Division	Digital
Magnetic Fields	Smoke And Mirrors
Rolling Stones	Stupid Girl
A Certain Ratio	Shack Up
Prince	Erotic City
Stereolab	Les Y-Per Sound
Wire	Mr. Suit
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Black Sabbath	Children Of The Grave
Howlin' Wolf	Howlin' For My Darling
Morphine	So Many Ways
Inspiral Carpets	This Is How It Feels
The Clash	I'm So Bored With The U.S.A.
Beastie Boys	Honkey Rink
Lou Rawls	You've Made Me So Very Happy
Fine Young Cannibals	Johnny Come Home
T. Rex	Telegram Sam
The Byrds	So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star
Love As Laughter	Coast To Coast
Doves	Break Me Gently
Orpheus	Walk Away Renee
Aztec Camera	Oblivious
Belle And Sebastian	Legal Man
Dntel	Anywhere Anyone

Comment:

A labor of musical love produced exclusively for a trade with the mighty, mighty Brandt Fundak. Can you dig it?? Nothing overly unusual here. The Clash tune was inspired by the gobs of commercial patriotism proudly displayed at the Super Bowl. Yes my friends, it is possible to be upset about Sept. 11th without making a commercial to show how much you care (or how much you want to be my financial planner). The Beastie track is a b-side from the Check Your Head era. Many may recognize the Lou Rawls as the sample source for De La Soul's "I Am I Be". Lastly, the title is in reference to what I was reading while making this mix: The X-Men and Harper's Magazine.

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