Artist	Song
Biosphere	The City Wakes Up
Screamin' Jay Hawkins	Constipation blues
Zemba	Tomber La Chemise
Brian Eno	I'll Come Runnin'
Europe	Rock The Night
Happy End	Kaze Wo Atsumete (From OST "Lost In Translation")
The Clash	1977
Genesis	Land Of Confusion
The Cure	Lullaby
Monty Python	Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life
Medeski Martin & Wood	Bemsha Swing / Lively Up Yourself (Thelonious Monk/Bob Marley)
Social Distortion	Cold Feelings
Bloodhound Gang	Kiss Me Where It Smells funny
Tom Robinson Band	Power In The Darkness
Augustus Pablo	Each One Dub
Happy Mondays	24 Hour Party People
Guru	Take A Look (at Yourself)
Bob Marley & The Wailers	Crazy Baldheads
Elvis Presley	Always On My Mind
The Walkabouts	Solex In A Slipshod Style

Comment:

A shot at the usual rules of a "Frankenstein Mix". Here are the rules and some comments on the tracks I chose:

o 1. A song from the last record you bought

From "Substrata/A Man With A Movie Camera" (2001)

o 2. A blues: not a necessarily a blues record but a song that is labeled (something) blues.

A classic Hawkins track with a peculiar lyrical reference.

o 3. A song that gets you going in the morning.

A very upbeat reggae/dance track.

o 4. A song that you think is romantic

From "Another Green World". A little bit cheesy but very romantic!

o 5. One of the earliest records that you can remember listening to.

The first LP I have bought. Europe - "The Final Countdown" (1987)

o 6. A song that you discovered from a film.

A great mellow Japanese pop song.

o 7. A song from your favorite band / artist.

The only band that matters.

o 8. A song from an artist band that you otherwise don't like, but like this one

I always disliked all the prog rock bands turned pop in the 80s but i like this song and had a great video too!

o 9. A lullaby.

A rather dark lullaby!

o 10. A song that makes you laugh / you find funny.

from one of my most favorite movies of all times. "The Life Of Brian"(1979)

o 11. A really good cover version

An excellent jazz medley of a reggae and a jazz track from the acclaimed trio.

o 12. A song that reminds you of school days

From the grunge/punk highschool days.

o 13. A song from an artist that you are embarrassed to admit you like

Everyone thins they suck but I find them quite funny and cool!

o 14. Whatever it is, it's got to be funky.

Not a typical funk song but a great funk bass riff and great lyrics too!

o 15. A song for those quiet rainy days.

Dub be good to me!

o 16. A song that no matter when you hear it makes you "Feel good".

I absolutely love this upbeat and hedonistic track from Madchester's greats!

o 17. A song with the word "Look" in the title.

A hip hop/jazz track with roy Ayers on vibraphone.

o 18. From a member of the "Dead rockers society".

Reggae's iconic figure!

o 19. Your favourite Elvis song.

It speaks for itself!

o 20. Wildcard - Hey, just put any song you like on!

Originally by a dutch sound collage artist Solex and covered here by Seattle's country/folk rockers The Walkabouts. A very weird cover indeed!

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