Side A
Artist	Song
Superdrag	Safe and Warm
Paul Kelly and The Messengers	Somebody's Forgetting Somebody (Somebody's Letting Somebody Down)
The Kinks	Nothin' in the World Can Stop Me Worryin' 'Bout That Girl
The White Stripes	I Just Don't Know What to do with Myself
The Ventures	Green Onions
The Crickets	That'll Be the Day
Elvis Presley	You're a Heartbreaker
Roger Miller	King of the Road
Boozoo Chavis	Lula Lula Don't You Go to Bingo
The Chipmunks	If You Love Me (Allouette)
Elton Britt	Chime Bells
Bob Marley and The Wailers	It Hurts to Be Alone
Angels	My Boyfriend's Back
The Slackers with Cornell Campbell	Come Come
Cake	Let Me Go
Mike Doughty	Grey Ghost
Beck	The Golden Age
Kraftwerk	Spacelab
Jack Lahana	Moure
Van Morrison	Twist and Shake
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Pet Shop Boys	London (WestBam in Berlin Mix)
Mantronix	Bassline
New Order	The Perfect Kiss
Information Society	Lay all Your Love on Me
The Sugarcubes	Leash Called Love (Better Half of Tony Humphries Mix)
Esquivel	Boulevard of Broken Dreams
The Clash	Ghetto Defendant
The Moody Blues	The Afternoon: Forever Afternoon (Tuesday?) (Better Half Mix)
Everything But The Girl	The Only Living Boy in New York
Devo	It Doesn't Matter to Me (Live)
Oingo Boingo	Dead Man's Party
Talking Heads	Burning Down the House
The Beta Band	To You Alone
The Smurfs	You're a Pink Toothbrush
The Beatles	A Hard Day's Night
Van Morrison	Shake and Roll

Comment:

This is the 41st tape in my series of mixes I make for myself (for play in the car, the walkman, etcetera). This is a 120 minute cassette. Some notes on a few songs- The Elvis tune is from one of his 1954 Sun singles (now the most valuable record I own, which I bought for $3). Elton Britt is a phenomenal yodeler; "Chime Bells" is a nice yodel-country number. Jack Lahana's "Moure" is a freaky track from the Astralwerks compilation of French artists called "I Hear Voices". The Beta Band's "To You Alone" is also from an Astralwerks compilation: a 12"EP called "Rarewerks". For this series I never use the same artist twice on a tape, except for the goofy stuff I use to fill out the tail end of each side, hence the two Van Morrison songs. These two songs are Van screwing around making nonsense songs in '67 to fulfill his recording contract. They owned "his next 30 songs," so he gave them 40 minutes of improvisational crap.
Enjoy.
Oh yeah, "Better Half Mix" is my code term for "I cut off about half of the track" (the half I don't like). The Sugarcubes mix has about 4 minutes of crappy synth-piano solo, assumedly performed by Tony Humphries. Also, the Pet Shop Boys mix is only available on the vinyl version of their "Disco 3" which is fabulous.

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