Artist	Song
A Tribe Called Quest	I Left My Wallet in El Segundo
AC/DC	Thunderstruck
Acid Bran	Not Me
Aesop Rock	Daylight
Afro Celt Sound System & Peter Gabriel	When You're Falling
Air	Lucky and Unhappy
Allman Brothers	Done Somebody Wrong (live)
Amnesia	Drop Down
Tori Amos	Heart of Gold
Gillian Anderson & HAL	Extremis
Aneiki	Pleased To Meet You
Adam Ant	Picasso Visits the Planet of the Apes
AOS	History Repeats
Apples in Stereo	Strawberryfire
Natacha Atlas	I Put A Spell On You
Augie March	Addle Brains
Automatic Baby	One
Avalanches	Since I Left You

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I was inspired by a recent mix posted here, 42456. Sounded like a cool idea, and a good chance to go through the whole cds. It was interesting making a mix where the order of artists was set, but not the songs. I had to trim a few A artists I had, but I gave priority to ones I actually had cd's by, and then to those I had multiple mp3s by, and finally to those "one-shots." Turned up a decent one here, though I must add, I really only listen to maybe 4-5 of these artists. Also will I be able to continue to think of Seacaptain-related titles for each letter of the alphabet? Stay tuned. :) And PS, how pretentious is this? (Don't answer that.) Some comments: A Tribe Called Quest -- my favorite hiphop group. Acid Brain -- got this cd free when I ordered a few Dread Zeppelin cds from the label (Birdcage Records). It's not too good, though this song is ncie. Aesop Rock -- a friend made me an underground hiphop mix cd, and this group/song was one of the highlights. Air -- my favorite group on here, I went with a not so obvious song choice. Amnesia -- this track features Beck on harmonica, and is a wild song. Very cool. Not sure the story behind the Gillian Anderson track, but I dl'ed it from somewhere and I have a crush on her. Lots of Adam Ant to choose from, but I went with a strange one. Apples In Stereo -- obvious choice perhaps, but a great song. Augie March -- an Australian friend has sent me both their cds, and I dig 'em. A little bland, but in a good way.

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