Artist	Song
Disc ONE: DANCE HALL CRASHERS	Will Tomorrow Ever Come?
THE LEMONHEADS	The Great Big NO
THE RAMONES	I Wanna Be Sedated
THE JULIANA HATFIELD THREE	Little Pieces
MADDER ROSE	Panic On
THE SHINS	Kissing the Lipless
ABERDEEN	The Boy Has Gone Away
BLUR	Tender (radio edit)
TREMBLING BLUE STARS	I No Longer Know Anything
R.E.M.	Near Wild Heaven
NED'S ATOMIC DUSTBIN	Not Sleeping Around
DEXY'S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS	Tell Me When My LIght Turns Green
MARY LOU LORD	His Indie World
STEREOLAB	Three Longers Later
THE HOUSE OF LOVE	The Girl with the Loneliest Eyes
Disc TWO: THE VIOLENT FEMMES	Blister in the Sun
LIZ PHAIR	Strange Loop
TIGER TRAP	Supreme Nothing
IVY	Beautiful
BEN LEE	How to Survive a Broken Heart
THE APPLES IN STEREO	The Benefits of Lying with Your Friends
BLONDIE	I'm Always Touched (By Your Presence Dear)
MARINE RESEARCH	Parallel Horizontal
WEEZER	You Gave Your Love to Me Softly
LE TIGRE	Eau D'Ballroom Dancing
RAINER MARIA	The Double Life
GARBAGE	Drive You Home
THE CRANBERRIES	Still Can't...
SEMISONIC	Closing Time
ASH	Girl From Mars

Comment:

Yeah, I know: "My So Called Life:. Ten years ago I was laughing too (at it, not with it, because I reasoned, there's nothing funny about high school or adolescence). The show only lasted one season on ABC, but when it came back in syndication on MTV I caught a few episodes out of sequence, and was hooked (because I realized that high school and the throes of adolescence are painfully hilarious when you're watching someone else suffer through it). Though some people I know will liken it to an "After-School Special", it's actually a well-written show with interesting plotlines and believable characters. It's the best thing Claire Danes has done (or will ever do) in my humble opinion. The one thing it lacked was a good soundtrack (one was released back in the day, but it didn't live up to the show; remember: this was in the days before "music featured on [insert WB show name here]" is marketed at the end of each episode. Only two songs on this mix appeared on actual episodes of "My So-Called Life": "I Wanna Be Sedated"by the Ramones and "Blister in the Sun" by the Violent Femmes. The rest is-as they say- inspired. (To those in the know: this is the March and April selection of the CD-Mix of the Month club.)

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