Side A
Artist	Song
Lightnin' Hopkins	Shaggy Dad
Social Distortion	Story of My Life
Paul Westerberg	Even Here We Are
Primitives	Crash (The '95 Mix)
Norman Greenbaum	Spirit in the Sky
Highwaymen	Highwayman
Phish	Harry Hood (live)
Bob Dylan	Love Minus Zero (No Limit) (live)
Hole	Malibu
Mercury Rev	Goddess On A Highway
Chantays	Pipeline
Blind Melon	Life Ain't So Shitty
Cascades	Rhythm of the Rain
Led Zeppelin	When The Levee Breaks
Flaming Lips	Waitin' for a Superman
Adam Sandler	Piece of Shit Car
Rolling Stones	I Am Waiting
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Ted Nugent	Stranglehold
John Lennon	Oh Yoko
The LAs	There She Goes
Elvis Presley	Burning Love
Velvet Underground	What Goes On (live)
Collective Soul	Dandy Life
Canned Heat	Goin' Up The Country
Bob Dylan	Hurricane
Cyrkle	Red Rubber Ball
Wilco	California Stars
Greg Hale Jones	Mighty Good Road
Paul Westerberg	Black Eyed Susan
James	Don't Wait That Long
Creedence Clearwater Revival	Lodi
Los Lobos	When The Circus Comes

Comment:

This was actually a double CD but had to choose cassette to fit all the songs.

My friend Brad visited me and my friend Mike out here in southern California summer of '99. We had a lot of fun and he bugged us towards the end to make him a mix of some of our favorite songs. Well, we didn't do it until about 9 months later when we saw him again. Mike and I were very democratic about the whole process, each choosing every other song, with full veto power available. We also collaborated on the order.

A few notes... the Hole song is on there because we went body boarding in Malibu and hung out there a bit. It's just an okay song, but it was on the radio all the time that summer and fit perfectly.

Harry Hood is from Phish's A Live One album (and it is the greatest single song live performance ever). Love Minus Zero (No Limit) is from Dylan's Live at Budokan album. Great, great (and different) version of this song. The VU track is from Live 1969. The Greg Hale Jones track is really obscure. It's from the soundtrack to The General's Daughter. Okay movie but with a few great tracks on the soundtrack... modern stuff with old slave songs from the deep South mixed in (original early 20th century recordings).

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