Side A
Artist	Song
Frankie Laine	All of Me
Pere Ubu	Non-Alignment Pact
Pavement	Stereo
Built to Spill	You Were Right
Tori Amos	Smells Like Teen Spirit
Gene Autry	Back In the Saddle Again
Marty Robbins	El Paso
Johnny Cash	Orange Blossom Special
John Prine	The Great Compromise
Tom Waits	Muriel
Bob Dylan	Freight Train Blues
Frank Thomas	My Polk County Home
Flatt & Scruggs	Home Sweet Home
Dean Martin	Face in the Crowd
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Beck	Burro
Al Zeppy	Amor Para Dos
Herschel Bernardi	If I Were a Rich Man
Arcesia	Butterfly Mind
Beatles	Flying
Leonard Cohen	Memories
Metallica	King Nothing
Nirvana	Here She Comes Now
Velvet Underground	Lady Godiva's Operation
Beck	Modesto
Rolling Stones	Soul Survivor

Comment:

My first summer home from school. This tape expresses my own kind of QUAD-ROPHENIA. Having trouble coordinating all my schemas. A lot of strands in old e-lo's head. Seeing things in a new light. Like Dylan said, "Everybody's wearing a disguise,"and we can at least laugh about it all. Self parody, etc.
The seemingly out of place stuff sounds great. I find this tape is my best in terms of being purposive, expressive, and good for keeping people on their toes. Al Zeppy is a latin pop singer from the 60s, the album is ''Melodias Immortales Para la Juventud.'' Frank Thomas is a local country singer I guess, I stumbled upon the record. The Dean Martin tune comes from the album "Dean 'Tex' Martin Country Style." Enjoy.

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