Artist	Song
Kenny Rogers & The First Edition	Just Dropped In To See What Condition My Condition Was In
Veruca Salt	Shutterbug
The Kills	Cat Claw
The Decemberists	The Soldiering Life
Duraluxe	Change Your Mind
Electric Six	Gay Bar
English Beat	Save It For Later
George Clinton And Parliment Funkadelic	We Want The Funk
Jump, Little Children	U Can Look
Guster	Airport Song
Junior Senior	move your feet
Kim Wilde	Kids In America
The Libertines	Who's Got the Crack (Moldy Peaches cover)
Magnetic Fields	Let's Pretend We're Bunny Rabbits
Mars Volta	Cut That City
Nickel Creek	Spit on a Stranger
Radiohead	Maquiladora
Lucinda Williams	Sweet Side
Reverend Horton Heat	I Can't Surf
The Cramps	Human Fly
The Dandy Warhols	We Used To Be Friends
The Decemberists	Shiny

Comment:

I don't have a discription for this, but I thought I'd quote something from the back of my dad's Harpers Bizarre record.

"During September, visitors to producer Lenny Waronker's office at Warner Bros. Records saw a pencil-printed sign hung under the cover of the first Harpers album, which was stuck up on his wall. This sign, stuck by Ted and Dick, the shorters (5'8") of the group, read:

HARPERS BIZZARE ARE NOT CUTE

Apparently not. Since they first begain Feelin' Groovy, Dick Scoppettone has had his brown locks trimmed to terrier length by some U.S. Army clown posing as a barber. Wise-up time. Ted Templeman, whose blond hair falls over his head like the skin of a peeled banana, has traveled from his native Santa Cruz, Calif., all the way to "Harper's Bazaar" just to get himself laid out in the magazine. He did. Their producer, Lenny Waronker, just turned 26, has added a hand-carved 14" wood nude to his desk top, and now takes long weekends in Palm Springs to get his lungs going again.
Hence, their anti-statement: "anything goes." Or, in the inevitiable paraphrase of their producer: "whatever." This attitude, or this philosophy, or this dilemma, is this album. It takes thoughtful looks at times today and times remembered. It looks as it damn well pleases.
The album goes on, like a brillian but un-diagramable sentence, of many parts, all nice words, but making no nice sentence."

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