Artist	Song
Tactics	Standing by the Window
Andre Williams	Pussy Stank
Bill Withers	Who Is He? (And What Is He To You?)
Compulsive Gamblers	The Way I Feel About You
Michael Yonkers Band	Boy in the Sandbox
Frank Black & The Catholics	Nadine
Joy Division	Warsaw
La Dilla Black	The Skull of a Man
Mr California & The State Police Calling	Curse of the Zombie
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds	I Feel So Good
Retreads	Black Monalisa
The Bloodie Hollies	Emergency Shutdown
The Bussy Men	Lookout
The Danielson Family	Holy Kisses Block Party
The Dirtbombs	Stuck in The Garage
The Enchanters	Cafe Bohemia
The Hospitals	Rock & Roll is Killing My Life
The Husbands	Deep in my heart
The Milkshakes	Please Don't Tell My Baby
The Necro's	Sex Drive
The Now Time Delegation	Hanging Tree
The Rapture	Notes
The Rippers	Someone Knocks at Your Room
The Shells	Whiplash
The Wizdom of Hary	Gray Inventor
Wilderbeasts	Please Go Home
The Gorges	Save It
Groover Joanes & The Art of Seacraft	Chainring Dancer

Comment:

This one as you can see from the title is what I've been listening to while exploring the back streets of Melbourne town. Not much thought in content or order, though it appears to have plenty of Soul/Funk/Blues/Garage/Punk and in some sort of alphabetical order (this doesn't matter too much as I play it on shuffle - does that go against the ethos of Mix Tapes?)
Andre Williams is the shit and I'm just kicking myself for not going to see him when he was in town about 5 years ago - please forgive me Andre come back!! This track of Andre's cracks me up all the time. If it stinks it must be good and he gives two very good examples of this phenomenon.
Don't know much about Bill Withers but this has to be the standout track for me on this walkin' comp. What's that he says before going into the chorus? Dadgummit?
Michael Yonkers is a new amazing discover for me. He reminds me of some others from that era such as The Monks, Silver Apples & Red Crayola. The words are kinda hippy (it was recorded in '68 after all) but that sonic outburst at the end is so Sonic Youth before Sonic Youth. I also enjoy the click in and click out of the actual effects device he apparently built himself. Yonk on!

Stuck in the Garage by The Dirtbombs sounds like it's recorded in the Garage (probably Jim Diamond's studio) but if you're going to play garage you can't go `round sounding a million $. Nice ending by the way.

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