Side A
Artist	Song
Iggy & The Stooges	Search & Destroy
New York Dolls	Jet Boy
The Ramones	Beat On The Brat
The Sex Pistols	Pretty Vacant
The Buzzcocks	Ever Fallen In Love?
Elvis Costello & The Attractions	Oliver's Army
The Jam	Start!
X	Johny Hit & Run Paulene
Dead Kennedys	Too Drunk To Fuck
Minor Threat	Guilty Of Being White
Superchunk	Punch Me Harder
Nirvana	Negative Creep
Dinosaur Jr.	In A Jar
Mudhoney	In N' Out Of Grace
Sleater-Kinney	I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone
The Minutemen	History Lesson Part II
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Mission Of Burma	That's When I Reach For My Revolver
Sonic Youth	Schizophrenia
Husker Du	Never Talking To You Again
Fugazi	Repeater
The Replacements	Can't Hardly Wait
The Pixies	Where Is Me Mind?
The Clash	Safe European Home
Television	Elevation
Joy Division	Digital
R.E.M.	Ages Of You
PJ Harvey	Highway 61 Revisited
Velvet Underground	Heroin

Comment:

With the state of music today I can only hang my head and think of what could have been. Being fourteen right when Nirvana hit the scene with "Smells Like Teen Spirit" felt like it was the beginning of something wonderful. With such promise to start a decade it only took one act of selfishness to end it all. In the wake of that stupid moment of 1994 you could feel music instantly become more sanatized and watered down. The remaining five years resulted in some of the least interesting crap imaginable (see Third Eye Blind, 311, Bush, Limp Bizkit etc....). I can only hope that the indie rock underground can once again gives us the gift of progress. Somewhere right now there is a kid playing his guitar and writing songs that will change the world. I want to give him this tape and then send him on his way to save the music. I just hope that he'll have that chance.

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