Side A
Artist	Song
Sonic Youth	Sugar Kane
Serge Gainsbourg	Ford Mustang
Fireside	Smokerboy
Elton John	The Ballad of Danny Bailey
Love + Rockets	Use Me
Metallica	Crash Course in Brain Surgery (Budgie cover)
Piper	Can't Wait
Fountains of Wayne	Sink to the Bottom
Bush	Testosterone
Nancy Boy	Can You Dig it?
Prong	Mansruin
Grant Lee Buffalo	Lady Godiva
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Brian Eno	What Actually Happened?
New Order	Times Change
Dimitri from Paris	Le Moogy Reggae
The Tornadoes	Telstar
Velvet Crush	Think it Over
Tommy Keene	Turning on Blue
Bob Mould	Who was Around?
Cheap Trick	Shelter
Spirea X	Confusion in my Soul
Splitsville	Your Way, My Way
Jen Trynin	Knock Me Down
The Verve	Already There (cut off)

Comment:

Who thinks Billy Squier would still be making records if he'd only re-formed Piper? The best way to guarantee mythic status for a tape is to lose it a week after you complete it, only to dicover it six months later. Better still, your favorite cut is one you can't remember the name of or artist, so you turn your whole CD collection inside-out, looking for the Holy Grail. In this case, it was "Turning on Blue", forgetting I'd segued Tommy Keene with Velvet Crush because he was in the touring edition of that band. "Sikorsky" is the man who invented all those lovely helicopters, an icon of mine because he test-flew every one of those contraptions, wearing a pork-pie instead of a crash helmet.

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