Side A
Artist	Song
James Taylor	You Can Close Your Eyes
Lena Horne	Moon River
Ennio Morricone	From American Sex Appeal to Fellini
John Gorka	When He Cries
Entrain	Dancing in the Light
Cult	She Sells Sanctuary
Janis Joplin	Me and Bobby McGee
Dire Straits	Romeo and Juliet
Nanci Griffith	Gulf Coast Highway
Billie Holliday	East of the Sun
Nine Inch Nails	Head Like a Hole
Prince	Sexy Motherfucker
Paul Simon	Call me Al
Van Morrison	Jackie Wilson Said
Kingston Trio	Tom Dooley
The Mighty Lemon Drops	Inside Out
Jamiriquai	Virtual Insanity
New Kids on the Block	The Right Stuff
Air Supply	Sweet Dreams
Charlie Haden and Pat Metheny	Cinema Paradiso (love theme)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
(reminds me of an ex-lover)
(reminds of a lost friend)
(makes me cry)	(I don't know why, either. It just does.)
(makes me laugh)
(makes me wanna dance)
(makes me wanna run and jump)
(reminds me of the one I want)
(reminds me of the one I love)	(an odd little love song, perhaps ... but very tender)
(I wish I wrote)	(This song can also make me cry sometimes)
(I want to get married to)	(or ... that I did get married to)
(makes me wanna mosh)	(note that my moshing days are pretty much over)
(helps me vent my frustration)	(crank it, sing it out ... no more frustration)
(sums up my teenage years)	(not so much the lyrics as the song itself and the memories it brings)
(I like to wake up to)
(I like from my parents' collection)
(I love but wouldn't know about if it wasn't for a friend)	(thanks Scott, wherever you are)
(I love the video more than the song)
(I never wanna hear ever again)
(reminds me of my first crush)	(I remember slow dancing in jr. high)
(I love from my favorite movie)	(not the best movie ever, but my favorite)

Comment:

Haven't posted anything in a while. Haven't made any mixes in a while ... although I've been listening to a lot of great new music. Anyway, I saw this posted, and thought it looked like a fun exercise. Although I have not made this mix, I tried to stick with songs I had in my collection (except for the song I never wanna hear ever again). This turned out to be a lousy mix, but a good exercise. Peace.

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