Side A
Artist	Song
Jesus and Mary Chain	April Skies
Church	Antenna
Modern English	Someone's Calling
Smiths	This Charming Man
Cure	Gone!
Clash	Train In Vain
Elvis Costello	Kinder Murder
Talking Heads	Memories Can't Wait
Damned	Plan 9 Channel 7
Cocteau Twins	The Tinderbox (Of the Heart)
Siouxsie and the Banshees	Swimming Horses
Joy Division	Digital
New Order	The Him
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Tortoise	As You Said
Depeche Mode	Halo
Smiths	Handsome Devil
Film clip	'Career Girls' "This is my favourite band... The Cure."
Cure	The Upstairs Room
A Flock Of Seagulls	Wishing
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark	Souvenir
New Order	Salvation Theme - Salvation soundtrack
Cocteau Twins	The Itchy Globo-Blow
Talking Heads	Warning Sign
Clash	Straight To Hell
Sugarcubes	Birthday
Depeche Mode	The Things You Said
Cure	The Big Hand (live from 'Picture Show')
Glove	concluding customized outro music...

Comment:

It's always great to find old mixes and listen to them. And quite interesting when you notice how your musical tastes have somewhat altered; in my case, has become far more vast. This mix, I made several years ago for no special reason. My Sister and I drove down the Columbia Gorge to visit relatives in a Red '86 Toyota Celica which only had a cassette player. We needed music. I obliged of course. To be honest, I fear for the future of the tape cassette. You see, I love the tape cassette, I always will. But recently I have found great difficulty finding any variety of recording cassettes. It used to be that I could go into certain stores and purchase 4 or 5 120 Minute High Bias SONY tape cassettes, which were my personal preference. Now I have found this simple task to be almost impossible ('almost' as I have on rare occasions been able to find these only individually though.) I suppose I can understand why this is happening, nonetheless, I am saddened by this because some of still do love the cassette tape.
"The Cassette Is (perhaps soon?) Dead. Long Live The Cassette Tape!"
On another note... After my sister married, I inherited that Red `86 Toyota Celica. It now has a CD player while the cassette deck is no longer in commission... Kismet?

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