Artist	Song
Califone	Pastry Sharp
Black Hearts Procession	Outside the Glass
Pete Yorn	Knew Enough to Know Nothing At All (Velvet Underground sampling version)
Blonde Redhead	Loved Despite of Great Faults
Fugazi	Life and Limb
Sebadoh	Flame
Peaches	Lovertits
Tahiti 80	Heartbeat
Circulatory System	Yesterday's World
Heatmiser	The Fix Is In
Low	Kind of Girl
Handsome Family	Here's Hopin'
The Dandy Warhols	Not If You Were the Last Junkie on Earth
Pavement	I Love Perth
The Shins	My Seventh Rib
Tyde	Lost

Comment:

I just finally got hold of all the Mp3s I had downloaded over the last year. I had moved across the country to LA (and can I say thank god for Amoeba Music), and finally got a friend to burn all my stuff onto disk and send it. And so, I immediately put together some of my favorite stuff. Here's a collection of great singles and rare tracks that I arranged for the best flow possible (somewhat low-key). I especially like Pete Yorn's early version of "Knew Enough to Know Nothing at All," which samples The Velvet Underground's "All Tomorrow's Parties." Tyde's "Lost" had me confused for a long time, because recently I finally learned it is a 60's song, and not to be confused with the Beachwood Sparks side project (and 60's throwback) The Tyde. Most of this stuff, though, are tracks off of albums I just haven't scrapped up the money to buy, or have decided that, on occasion, they are the only tracks I like off an album. As much as I love "Life and Limb" and "Outside the Glass," most of the rest of the material by those bands don't appeal to me much. "Mic City Sons" seems only to be worth it for the handful of Elliott Smith songs, of which "The Fix Is In" is the standout. Although, giving a listen to "The Sebadoh," I'm actually enjoying Jake Loewenstein's songs just as much as Lou Barstow's.

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