Side A
Artist	Song
boo radleys	"there she goes"
catatonia	"road rage"
belly	"now they'll sleep"
foo fighters	"monkey wrench"
stone temple pilots	"big bang baby"
oasis	"acquiesce"
silver jet	"kid"
frank black	"headache"
archers of loaf	"web in front (mallrats mix)"
pavement	"shady lane"
the modern lovers	"roadrunner"
blondie	"hanging on the telephone"
smashing pumpkins	"perfect"
eels	"your lucky day in hell"
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
wood	"stay you"
semisonic	"f.n.t."
connells	"stone cold yesterday"
cast	"alright"
teenage fanclub	"sparky's dream"
blur	"beetlebum"
matthew sweet	"where you get love"
goo goo dolls	"we are the normal"
weezer	"the world has turned and left me here"
gigolo aunts	"cope"
mono puff	"unsupervised, i hit my head"
fountains of wayne	"denise"
matthew sweet	"evangeline"

Comment:

Covers: the Nerves' "Hanging on the Telephone", and, of course, the La's "There She Goes". Sixpence None the Richer's version blows. Figures.

Tossed into the middle of the surprisingly good Dawson's Creek soundtrack is Wood's gorgeous "Stay You", from the equally buried album _Songs From Stamford Hill_. Great stuff if you ever liked James Taylor or Cat Stevens.

Feedback: