Artist	Song
The Rolling Stones	Gimme Shelter (Amsterdam, 1998)
Collective Soul	Shine (Woodstock; Saugertees NY, 1994)
Oasis	Don't Look Back in Anger (London, 2000)
Pearl Jam	Daughter (Atlanta GA, 1994)
The Tragically Hip	Ahead By A Century (Detroit MI, 1996)
Jewel	Who Will Save Your Soul(Saturday Night Live; NYC, 1997)
Alanis Morissette	You Oughta Know, unplugged (NYC, 1999)
Counting Crows	'Round Here (NYC, 1997)
Nirvana	Jesus Doesn't Want Me For a Sunbeam (NYC, 1993)
Dave Matthews	Crash Into Me(Luther College; Decorah ID, 1996)
Sheryl Crow w. Sarah McLachlan	The Difficult Kind (Central Park; NYC, 1999)
Eric Clapton	Wonderful Tonight (Saturday Night Live; NYC, 1990)
U2	With or Without You (Tempe AZ, 1987)

Comment:

The tracks on this mix are the reason why I buy live discs. Most of the tunes are acoustic, rearranged, stripped down, punched up, or have the audience helping out.
Certain things about this mix make me smile too...like the way Noel Gallagher tells off one of his bandmates at the end of "Don't Look...", or the way Sheryl Crow introduces Eric Clapton at the end of her track- only to lead into an altogether different Clapton performance.
It all ends with my all time favorite version of my all time favorite song. Taken from the movie RATTLE AND HUM, it features a coda which is rarely performed anymore.
The title is a quote from THIS IS SPINAL TAP, what better reference for a mix of live material right?

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