Side A
Artist	Song
Talking Heads	Girlfriend Is Better
Superdrag	The Staggering Genius
The Shins	Young Pilgrims
The New Pornographers	Miss Teen Wordpower
Wilco	I'm a Wheel
El Scorcho	Weezer
Broken Social Scene	Cause=Time
The Appleseed Cast	Marigold & Patchwork
Ryan Adams	English Girls Approximately
Joanna Newsom	Peach, Plum, Pear
The Unicorns	The Clap
Metric	Dead Disco
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Led Zeppelin	When the Levee Breaks
Jeff Buckley	I Want Someone Badly
Sonic Youth	Hey Joni
Radiohead	Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors
Interpol	C'mere
The French Kicks	Oh, Fine
My Bloody Valentine	Come In Alone
Bjork	Big Time Sensuality
Kate Rears (my friend)	Silly
PJ Harvey	Big Exit

Comment:

Cyrus Trask is the patriach of the Trask family in John Steinbeck's East of Eden. After his first wife died, it was his main goal to find a new woman to woo, wed, and bed so he would have another son. The phrase "woo, wed, and bed" has stuck with me since I first heard it two years ago in senior AP English, and when I met a nice young boy, it became my M.O.

Side 1 is intended to Woo him, as he has a very particular taste in music and putting forth a good impression was imperative. Side 2 skips the wedding and goes straight to bedding because these songs are hypersexual.

Suffice to say, it worked quite well.

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