Artist	Song
Outkast	Spottieottiedopaliscious
Morphine	Honey White
Fu Manchu	Wiz Kid
Guided by Voices	Teenage FBI
Faith No More	Easy
Goodie Mob	Beautiful Skin
NERD	Lap Dance
Eels	Souljacker (Part 1)
Social Distortion	Ring Of Fire
Rasco	Time Waits For No Man
Tricky	Slowly
Coldplay	Yellow
Red Hot Chili Peppers	I Could Have Lied
Lovage	Strangers On A Train
764-HERO	Out Like a Light
Jimmy Eat World	Crush
Smashing Pumpkins	Drown
Handsome Boy Modeling School	The Truth
Janes Addiction	Jane Says
The Coup	Nowalaters
Busta Rhymes	Break Your Neck

Comment:

The strip club mix is kind of a funny animal. It generally should include great songs that seem to be made for strip clubs, great songs you never thought you would hear at a strip club, and songs that become great after being heard at a strip club. Recently, about 7 friends of mine and I out of nowhere decided to head downtown to the local gentlemen's club... for most it was their first time... others, our second. This kinda turned into our second annual adulthood rite of passage-- when someone turns 18, it just seems natural to take them to a T&A bar. This particular trip was so memorable, considering the wide variety of people we got to go and the whole spontanieaty of it, that the mix includes other parts of the evening as well. Someone had the idea to buy a bunch of 32s of Schlitz and Hurricane... so we got sloppy drunk and listened to fu manchu and the coup before we left. We couldn't have felt cooler than we did cruising up to the highly neon-lighted building with outkast blaring. When we got in most of what was playing was bad 80s hair metal and worse 90s pseudo metal. What made the night especially nice were the exceptions: two girls actually danced to 'ring of fire' and 'drown'. I always like coldplay and j.e.w. OK, but 'yellow' and 'crush' sounded so much cooler with nude women dancing to them. Some songs were picked for obvious reason... others were just really sexy songs... or just had that stripper-rock (this is now a genre i'm making up) appeal to them. And, we all tried to rap along to 'Break your neck' in the car on the way home, feeling as dirty and goofy as ever.

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