Artist	Song
The Flying Luttenbachers	Spasms
Brigitte Fontaine	Le Gougron
Bob Dylan	Tangled Up In Blue (NY session)
Sam Gopal	Escalator
Devo	I'm a Potato
Tom Verlaine	Red Leaves
Korla Pandit	Nautch Dance
Elton John	Tiny Dancer
Kingdom Come	Trouble
Kronos Quartet	George Crumb: God-music
Ensemble P.A.N.	Guillaume de Machaut: Quant Thesus/Ne quier veoir
Tim Buckley	Song to the Siren
Derek Bailey	Niigata Snow
Mainliner	Last Day
Pauline Oliveros	The Beauty of Sorrow (excerpt)
The Small Faces	Itchycoo Park
Judee Sill	Jesus Was a Cross Maker
The Lovin' Spoonful	Rain on the Roof
Basehead	Play With Toys
Paolo Conte	Sparring Partner

Comment:

Thanks to Gary (Muzag) for the suggestions.
[1] A track that annoys animals (I've personally witnessed the annoyance of several species of small furry animals as well as humans while enjoying this track.)

[2] A track with French connections

[3] A track that is visual as much as it is musical (Listening to this once on a road trip prompted a lengthy discussion about a possible film adaptation. Haven't been able to listen to it without visualizing a storyboard ever since.)

[4] A track by an artist you regard as underappreciated

[5] A track that should be used in an advert (Promoting Idaho's finest, of course.)

[6] A track that mentions a colour in the title

[7] A track from a favourite instrumentalist

[8] A track that's a guilty pleasure but that you don't feel guilty about at all

[9] A track predominantly featuring someone named Philip, George, Arthur or Keith (That'd be the mad genius of Arthur Brown.)

[10] A track by a classical composer/artist who you'd like more people to listen

[11] A track from the oldest album in your collection (Written ca. 1340.)

[12] A track you like that was introduced to you by a friend with normally appalling musical taste (Turned on after hearing This Mortal Coil's cover. This friend's tastes are actually not completely appalling, but I generally question anyone who routinely buys Sting CDs.)

[13] A track featuring only the artist and his/her instrument

[14] A track to make people stop talking and start listening

[15] A track that is amongst the quietest that you own (whilst not being entirely silent)

[16] A track that reminds you of a specific moment in your childhood (First time I heard this I was in the car with my parents who, at the ripe old age of 25 were outraged by the "we got high" line.)

[17] A track that is religious

[18] A track that mentions a meteorological phenomena in the title

[19] A track in a musical style that you don't normally like but do like in this case (reminds me of a time when describing something as a hip hop hybrid wasn't absolutely cringe inducing.)

[20] A track you think/know your grandparents would like

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