Artist	Song
Hella	The Mother Could Be You
from The Devil Isn't Red (2004)
Hella	Hello Great Architect of the Universe
from The Devil Isn't Red (2004)
Guided By Voices	Game of Pricks
from Alien Lanes (1995)
The Fall	What You Need
from This Nation's Saving Grace (1989)
The Fall	Spoilt Victorian Child
from This Nation's Saving Grace (1989)
Deerhoof	Holy Night Fever
from Reveille (2002)
Deerhoof	The Eyebright Bugler
from Reveille (2002)
Harry Nilsson	Caroline
from Harry Nilsson: All Time Greatest Hits (1989)
Harry Nilsson	Cowboy
from Harry Nilsson: All Time Greatest Hits (1989)
My Bloody Valentine	Soft As Snow (But Warm Inside)
from Isn't Anything (2008)
My Bloody Valentine	Lose My Breath
from Isn't Anything (2008)
Pixies	Trompe le Monde
from Trompe le Monde (1998)
Pixies	Space (I Believe In)
from Trompe le Monde (1998)
Procol Harum	A Salty Dog
from Greatest Hits (1996)
Rufus Wainwright	Foolish Love
from Rufus Wainwright (1998)
Rufus Wainwright	Imaginary Love
from Rufus Wainwright (1998)
The Shins	Know Your Onion!
from Oh, Inverted World (2001)
The Shins	Caring Is Creepy
from Oh, Inverted World (2001)
The Replacements	Bastards of Young
from Tim (1987)
Quix*O*Tic	To This World I Must Give In
from Mortal Mirror (2002)
Quix*O*Tic	Anonymous Face
from Mortal Mirror (2002)
Pulp	Underwear
from Different Class (1999)
Pulp	Mis-Shapes
from Different Class (1999)
Leonard Cohen	So Long, Marianne
from Songs of Leonard Cohen (2007)
Leonard Cohen	Suzanne
from Songs of Leonard Cohen (2007)
The Jesus and Mary Chain	Just Like Honey
from 21 Singles (2002)

Comment:

"Hello? This is Alexander. I got started on this iTunes Playlist trying to make 'The Perfect Mix Tape.' I hope the idea of the mix tape isn't lost on the next generation of music listeners — how about 'Mix Flash Memory Card?' When I was younger a good mix symbolized much more than just a bunch of songs put together. Giving someone a mix tape was giving him or her an insight into who you were as a person. It was also a way to gauge the degree of compatibility between two people. The mix tape existed when and where words and physical action could not. Maybe that's just how I thought of it. Well, I got into making this list. I think I got into it a little too much so I'm just gonna post them up and see what happens . . . "

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