Side A
Artist	Song
Crowded House	Now We're Getting Somewhere
The Pursuit of Happiness	She's So Young
Foreigner	Double Vision
The Music Explosion	Little Bit O' Soul
Peter Gabriel	Red Rain
The Traveling Wilburies	Heading For The Light
Lou Reed	Dirty Blvd.
R.E.M.	Ages of You
The Who	5:15
The Beach Boys	I Get Around
George Harrison	Wake Up My Love
Elvis Costello & the Attractions	Human Hands
Utopia	Feet Don't Fail Me Now
The Police	Can't Stand Losing You
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
They Might Be Giants	Dinner Bell
Tears For Fears	Sowing The Seeds of Love
Bryan Adams with Tina Turner	It's Only Love
Electric Light Orchestra	Evil Woman
The Smiths	Frankly, Mr. Shankly
Public Image Limited	Rise
Van Morrison	Domino
John Fogerty	Rock and Roll Girls
Tin Machine	If There Is Something
The Beatles	Strawberry Fields Forever
Squeeze	Vicky Verky
Jan and Dean	Dead Man's Curve
Billy Joel	Miami 2017 (Seen The Lights Go Out on Broadway)

Comment:

June 1992: The very best Supermix. Great songs, good sound quality, and some wonderful transitions. Most importantly, I listened to it throughout the summer of 1992, the best summer of my life. I was in Oxford, England, playing Hamlet and making out with my first girlfriend. "Human Hands" will forever be the sound of the Covered Market in downtwon Oxford. It's interesting to notice that I was 16 when this mix was made, and I turned 17 a month later. I was the prime age for the pop music revolutions of 1992 - grunge and gangsta rap - and I was affected by neither. I've never really liked hip-hop, and my rock & roll tastes still veer mostly toward older music. I didn't appreciate the changes in rock & roll until several years later. Very strange for someone who loves pop music so much.

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