Artist	Song
All-Time Quarterback	Sock Hop
starflyer 59	fell in love at 22
Joni Mitchell	blue
Simon & Garfunkel	kathy's song
All-Time Quarterback	Why I Cry
Rooney	I'm Shakin
Hood	The Negatives
Ms. John Soda	done twice
spiritualized	broken heart
Neil Young	a man needs a maid
Pedro The Lion	this love is metaphysical
M·m	the ghosts you draw on my back
john lennon	jealous guy
Jimmy Eat World	table for glasses
Nada Surf	blonde on blonde
Better Than Ezra	Desperately Wanting
Ampop	Love Song
Placebo	soulmates never die
Radiohead	true love waits
Starsailor	good souls
Broken Social Scene	lover's spit
Iron And Wine	sixteen maybe less
Cyann & Ben	Heartlessly Perfect
Rufus Wainwright	my baby
Yo La Tengo	You don't have to be so sad
Jets to Brazil	lucky charm
Massive Attack with Sinead O'Connor	what your soul sings to me
Emak Bakia	Never Like Graffiti

Comment:

This is your basic "Love, and all that comes with it," type-uh mix. Here however, we see the randomosity of the narrator flipping around as they are fighting the war between elation vs. cynicism. (Run-on sentence).
Anyway, clearly it has more of a musical flow than a lyrical one. The title comes from the refrain in the Jimmy Eat World song, "Table for Glasses," where he says, "...leave my skeptic side," an indicator of the goal when the narrator is done with the mix. cover art from explodingdog.

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