Artist	Song
Kid Loco	Welcome in a World of Sex
Day One	Bedroom Dancing
	Une autre introduction
DJ Shadow	Walkie Talkie
Jayne Mansfield	Jayne Bay-Bee
Earl Wilson	Come in My Mouth
Barbara Markay	It's Alrite to Fuck All Nite
De Giafferi	Sado Maso
Warm Wires	Anything with an Ass
The Twang	Stayin' Alive
Luc Tonnerre	A Bout de souffle
Otis Fodder	Brilliant Pillows (Many Moons)
Peter Wyngarde	Rape
Dauerfisch	Ride My Bike
Electric Six	Gay Bar (The Young Punx Mix)
	All Male XXX Porn Trash Talk
Hurricane	Shaftman
Raymond Scott	Demonstrates a Practical Use of the Circle Machine
Astroslut	Love Theme from Astroslut
Nino Ferrer	Les Hommes a tout faire
Bobby Patterson	How Do You Spell Love?
Claudia Vita	Amame
DJ Vadim feat. Moshun Man	The Terrorist
Clark Equipment	Hooray for Human Engineering
Takako Minekawa	Drive My Car
Air	Radio #1
Dr. Seuss	Fox in Socks

Comment:

This started out as a CD (not even a mix) for a friend who'd asked me to slap Day One's ,Bedroom Dancing" and The Twang's countrified version of the Bee Gees' ,Stayin' Alive" on disc for him along with some assorted oddities of my choice. Since he's quite a fan of French and Italian trash from the 60s & 70s, I remembered that a while ago, I'd toyed (sic!) with the idea of making a mix exclusively consisting of songs that had wimmin moanin' & groanin' on `em - with Donna Summer's full-length 17-min version of ,Love to Love You Baby" as the piFce de rTsistance, as it were. Although I quickly discarded this notion for pretty obvious reasons (sexist AND boring), I thought THIS might be an opportunity to use some of the obscure and hilarious porno soundtracks etc. I had. So that's how the sex ,theme" evolved.
Another mix idea I had was to make a CD with loads of spoken-word bits on it, connecting the tracks plus (hopefully) telling a story. While that, too, for various reasons, didn't come to pass, I thought about a few combinations of songs that imho had worked rather fine, AND I remembered some lovely stuff I had received from various AotMers that I felt went quite well with the tracks I had already chosen. So, basically, this is the result of crossing the two mix ideas with some totally unrelated stuff thrown in for good measure. Whilst, originally, I didn't intend to post this at all, it turned out to be so much fun I thought some you might enjoy it as well. So here eet ees.
Special thanks go out to Gary Kong (tracks 5, 9 & 16), Ion Moe (18, 25 & 27), Jeff House (24) and, of course, to the honorable Sir Jeffrey Jefferson for the most generous zombiefication.

P.S.: After giving it one more listen and a bit o' thought, I threw out the Peter, Paul & Mary song (which had to be edited down anyway since I took from a DJ-style segued mix CD) for the benefit of something a little bit more, uhm, theme-related. In the process, the whole thing got a trifle too long, so I unfortunately had to lose the Andy Partridge track that originally brought this disc to a conclusion . . .

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