Artist	Song
Lightning Seeds	Pure
The Darling Buds	Burst
The Brilliant Corners	A Very Easy Death
McCarthy	Governing Takes Brains
Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine	Is This The Only Way To Get Through To You?
	Time #1
Bob Dylan	Leopard-Skin Pillbox Hat
The Monkees	Randy Scouse Git
Beach Boys	I'm Waiting For The Day
Nicky Thomas	Love Of The Common People
The Delfonics	Ready Or Not Here I Come
McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Ashford	Shopping Heaven
The Jam	Saturday's Kids
The Bolshoi	Sunday Morning
Suzanne Vega	Marlene On The Wall
Lou Reed	Romeo Had Juliette
	Time #2
Randy Crawford	Political Science (The Old Grey Whistle Test)
Solomon Burke	The Other Side Of The Coin
Elvis Costello	Psycho (live in Aberdeen)
Billie Holiday	Strange Fruit (Tricky Remix)
Asian Dub Foundation	Colour Line
	Time #3
Electric Six	Danger - High Voltage
Jammah Tammah	Schokkers
Elkie Brooks	Only Love Can Break Your Heart (Abridged)
Lemonheads	Luka

Comment:

September 2002's mix for Chris and Oscar and there's quite a lot to explain (as always seems to be the way with my mixes!). First off, the mix is called 74 in a sort of homage to 24, which finished its run last month in the UK. In addition to the cover image of Victor Drazen, I fashioned a "74" in the font style of "24" - that digital watch type font. The 24 connection can also be found on tracks 6, 17 and 23, all of which are recordings of the "seconds ticking" bits of 24. You know, the bits which happened several times each episode, accompanied by split-screen updates on what was happening to various characters. With me so far? Track 12 is a radio advert in the style of Feels Like Heaven by Fiction Factory, included because Oscar (and Chris, as far as I'm aware) is a big fan of that song and will probably find the fact that the song has been used in this way quite amusing. Track 25 is, would you believe it, a Dutch ska band. Don't ask... Track 26 is only included because it so unbelievably, shockingly BAD. It is abridged with a sound effect of a needle being hastily removed from a playing piece of vinyl (this was very tricky to achieve!). Track 27 then kicks in, an altogether more palatable cover version. The fact that it's a version of a song by an artist already featured on the mix is more by accident than by design. Enjoy!

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