Side A
Artist	Song
Paul Simon	Me & Julio Down By the Schoolyard
The Tragically Hip	Inevitability of Death
The Doors	L.A. Woman
Hootie & the Blowfish	Time
The Beatles	Mother Nature's Son
Blues Traveler	Hook
Van Morrison	Moondance
Spin Doctors	How Could You Want Him
Simon & Garfunkel	America
Elton John	Madman Across the Water
Freedy Johnston	Across the Avenue
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Jimi Hendrix	The Wind Cries Mary
The Jayhawks	Blue
James Taylor	Fire and Rain
R.E.M.	Man on the Moon
Crosby, Stills, & Nash	Taken at All
Marc Cohn	Walking In Memphis
Blind Faith	Can't Find My Way Home
Big Head Todd & The Monsters	Bittersweet
The Grateful Dead	Uncle John's Band
Counting Crows	Roud Here
Billy Joel	Summer, Highland Falls
Crosby, Stills, & Nash	See the Changes

Comment:

I Made this mix my junior year of high school. It was intended to be a faster paced mix for driving around with my firends, but I guess the mood I was in was more brooding than I thought and this mix was the result. My friend, Mike, renamed the mix "The Non-Depressing Depressing Mix," and the name stuck better than "Driving Mix '96." Anyway, once I got to college, my use of tapes was waning and once my sophomore year roommate broke my stereo, I just carried my tapes with me to my next residence hoping they would oneday find a new deck in which to be played (I was carless). At the end of my junior year in college, I went downtown to meetup with an old crush to see a Dali exhibit and I had this playing in my walkman as I Metro'ed into twon. She asked if she could listen to it on her trip home (she was leaving for home for the summer) and I never got it back; she said she lost it. Fast-forward about three and a half years to this past fall: I was cleaning out some old papers and I found a piece of scrap paper with the tape cover I had made for the mix way back in '96. I had even looked for the old listing of tracks on my parents old computer, but with no luck. I was finally able to re-create the mix after all of those years. Damn you, TK, and your mix-losing ways!

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