Artist	Song
William Shatner	Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
Marty & Elayne	Stayin' Alive
Space	Female Of The Species
Shirley Bassey	Goldfinger
They Might Be Giants	Dr. Evil
Ira Newborn	Theme From "Police Squad"
Alf Clausen	Simpsons Theme (Big Band Vegas Version)
The Moog Cookbook	Basketcase
Electronic Concept Orchestra	Hey Jude
The Mike Flowers Pops	A Groovy Place
Ben Folds Five	She Don't Use Jelly
Marty & Elayne	I Will Survive
Sean Connery	In My Life
Peter Sellers	A Hard Day's Night
Mike Myers	This Poem Sucks
Richard Cheese	Come Out And Play
Jaymz Bee & The Royal Jelly Orchestra	The Safety Dance
Pat Boone	Enter Sandman
The Mike Flowers Pops	1999
Tito Puente & His Latin Jazz Ensemble	Simpsons Theme (Afro-Cuban Version)
Marty & Elayne	La Vida Loca
Hot Butter	Popcorn
Silicon Teens	Red River Rock

Comment:

Sorry, I just had to post this. I dj-ed a friend's wedding a few days ago and he basically gave me carte blanche when it came to music. He only had a few specific requests. This friend of mine has strange tastes (like me) and I knew things were going to be a bit unconventional when he asked that I play the "Simpsons Theme" when he and his bride entered the reception. So for the "dinner music" disc I came up with my own strange creation, namely this disc. I'm not really sure what I was thinking...I wanted to keep it jazzy but kitcshy. Then the Moog stuff entered and it added a muzak sort of vibe. Then Peter Sellers and Sean Connery showed up and crashed the party entirely. Anyhow, I liked it, and while he gave me some strange looks during dinner (as it was his first time hearing it) he did as well. And I can tell you it definitely became a conversation piece at some of the tables. Oh, and yes, I committed the unpardonable sin of repeating artists here, but it was too hard to choose just one Marty & Elayne and Mike Flowers track. A couple of other things you should know: (1) He's a Beatles nut as well (their song at the wedding was "In My Life") (2) He specifically requested that a William Shatner song be played sometime during the evening, hence track one (3) Marty & Elayne are an old couple who have a lounge act at The Dresden in L.A. They can be seen in the film "Swingers." I had the pleasure of seeing them live a couple of months ago, which is when I bought their CD. Funny stuff (though probably unintentionally). (4) To give you an idea of what this guy is like, he said if it were entirely up to him the only specific group he would have requested to be played at the reception was Ween. Anyway, I'll probably change this track listing slightly in the future and re-post it as something else. For instance, I really should have added "Looks Looks Looks" by Sparks.

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