Side A
Artist	Song
xtc	you and the clouds will still be beautiful
april stevens	teach me tiger
arling and cameron	w.e.e.k.e.n.d.
the creation	making time
boo radleys	heaven's at the bottom of this glass
the stranglers	golden brown
the jam	going underground
shampoo	shiny black taxi cab
talking heads	don't worry about the governement
one star	the jelly is set!
tears for fears	everybody wants to rule the world
the cardigans	daddy's car
10cc	lazy ways
the kinks	sitting by the riverside
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
the stories	hello people
the small faces	lazy sunday
money mark	got my hand in your head
frank black	headache
dmitri in paris does la pregunta	shangri-la
tom waits	innocent when you dream
strawberry switchblade	who know what love is?
bis	action and drama
klark kent	away from home
tahiti 80	heartbeat
barcelona	sunshine delay (hollAND shower mix)
girlfrendo	delicatessen
o.m.d.	radio waves
modern lovers	astral plane

Comment:

In this imaginary soundtrack to the imaginary film,ULTRAMAN IN LOVE, our hero meets Twiggy at a go-go. He fights some aliens and falls in love to some mod rockers and bachelor pad lounge stylings. Near the end of side one, he is fully invested in his love affair, and Ultraman and Twiggy parade around much like Lee Hazelwood and Nancy Sinatra did in MOVIN' ON. A lazy Sunday is rudely interrupted by a call to adventure and Ultraman spins into an existential tumult over duty to country vs. duty to the loving arms of a supermodel, or something like that. On a reckless path, he spends a libidinous night at the Playboy mansion during the dmitri in paris track. He's at the nadir of his existense by the time the Tom Waits' song begins, but he reaches his zenith when at the bottom of a lonely vodka and tonic, he realizes, "Hey, it'll all work out." (It's much more poetic in Japanese, actually.) At any rate, he spends the duration of the film kicking the tails of octupus-wolfman hybrids from Mars to the strains of synthy new wave ditties. ...or something like that.

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