Side A
Artist	Song
Death in Vegas	Rocco (Single Version)
Manic Street Preachers	IfwhiteAmericacouldtellthetruthforjustonedayitsworldwouldfallapart
Seafood	Porchlight
Neil Young	Wrecking Ball
The Streets	Let's Push Things Forwards
Alkaline Trio	I'm Dying Tomorrow
Ultrasound	I'll Show You Mine
Tindersticks	Bathtime
The Black Heart Procession	Sympathy Crime
Bruce Springsteen	Candy's Room
Propagandhi	Purina Hall of Fame
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Young Heart Attack	Tommy Shots
Queens of the Stone Age	Feel Good Hit of the Summer
Calexico	The Ballad of Cable Hogue
The Faint	Your Retro Career Melted
Jeff Buckley	Everybody Here Wants You
The Auteurs	Lenny Valentino
The Magnetic Fields	Busby Berkley Dreams
Arab Strap	The First Big Weekend
The Moldy Peaches	Who's Got The Crack?
Smog	No Dancy
Atari Teenage Riot	By Any Means Necessary
Belle and Sebastian	Dirty Dream #2
Whiskeytown	Jacksonville Skyline

Comment:

Tape made in late November 2002. The title is yet another David Lynch / Twin Peaks reference and yes I have only just noticed that three of my tapes have either of those references. Ack. This titles other meaning is concerning the various stupid love-related issues (aren't they all) hovering around me at the time.
Have you ever noticed that people always complain about the hurt of falling in love with someone who shouldn't have? The events surrounding this tape go someway towards summing up how it can hurt when people that shouldn't have, fall in love with you. It's not all roses you know.
NB although no position on a tape should be classed as inferior, in hindsight I think "Purina Hall of Fame" is COMPLETELY wasted in the void that is the last track on side one. But I guess it's too late now, what's done is done.

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