Side A
Artist	Song
The Clash	Lost In The Supermarket
Uncle Tupelo	Nothing
Otis Redding	Mr. Pitiful
Prince	Raspberry Beret
Television	Venus
Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments	Baboon's Liver
The Embarassment	(I'm A) Don Juan
Papas Fritas	Sing About Me
Gino Washington	Romeo
The Freshies	I'm In Love With The Girl From A Certain Manchester Megastore Checkout Desk
Dead Milkmen	Punk Rock Girl
Go-Go's	Lust To Love
The Interpreters	Lucky Day
The Real Kids	Every Day Is A Saturday
The Creation	Biff Bang Pow!
The Who	Early Morning Cold Taxi
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
The Mooney Suzuki	Half Of My Heart
Swingin' Utters	Tell Me Lies
Dag Nasty	Safe
Big Boys	Advice
Gaunt	Scandals
Chisel	8a.m. All Day
The Kinks	Where Have All The Good Times Gone
Monkey 101	Now That You Have Left Me
Bob Dylan/The Band	Odds & Ends
Flying Burrito Brothers	Devil In Disguise
Echo & The Bunnymen	The Back Of Love
Barry & The Remains	Ain't That Her?
The Beatles	You Won't See Me
All	Dot
The Wedding Present	Never Said
The Byrds	Time Between

Comment:

originally made as a driving tape for an upcoming long, late-night haul, i decided to attach a boy meets girl plot to it when 75% of the songs i originally picked started to go together as such. first couple songs set up our lonely, down-trodden protaganist, until he sees that girl walking in through the out door wearing her raspberry beret...errr...side one is the courtship/fall in love (together now...awww) side. side b is where things start to go awry...y'know, lies, deceit, scandal...things turn bitter, and then mournful, and end with a vaguely optimistic ending...that maybe, *just maybe*, they'll work it out. but we'll never know. just like the movies! honest to pete, this has no factual basis. any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely coincidental. it might sound kind of hokey written out, but it was rather fun to make and it's perky and hummable and should serve it's purpose pretty well.

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