Artist	Song
The Stranglers	Golden Brown
Elton John	All the Girls Love Alice
The Pretenders	Walk Like a Panther
Rhett Miller	Four-Eyed Girl
James Kochalka Superstar	Monkey Vs. Robot
Roy Harper	She's the One
The Polyphonic Spree	Fields Glide Without Motion
The Undertones	My Perfect Cousin
Max Tundra	Lysine
Sleater-Kinney	Light-Rail Coyote
The Go-Betweens	Cattle and Cane
Joni Mitchell	Man From Mars (Grace of My Heart version)
David Bowie	Dodo
Happy Mondays	24 Hour Party People
Bjork	It's in Our Hands
The Lucksmiths	The Art of Cooking for Two
Brian Dewan and Eileen Ivers	The Violin
Dexy's Midnight Runners	Thankfully Not Living in Yorkshire It Doesn't Apply
Enon	Disposable Parts
Jimi Hendrix	Dolly Dagger
Rjd2	Ghostwriter
Joe Jackson	Jenny, Jenny

Comment:

Has a high percentage of warbly, nervous, twee, or treble-heavy songs (the Stranglers, Roy Harper, the Polyphonic Spree, the Undertones, the Go-Betweens, the Lucksmiths, Dexy's Midnight Runners), largely from the British Isles, hence the title. "Lysine" opens with one of my favorite recent lyrics: "I isolate amino acids sometimes." Joni Mitchell's version of "Man from Mars" was released on the first pressing of the soundtrack until she objected for some reason (because she is a massive control freak, presumably), and it was replaced with the movie version. I like Joni's version better (and I also like it way better than the crappy synth-heavy version she released on "Taming the Tiger").

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