Side A
Artist	Song
The Buzzcocks	Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)?
The Kinks	Big Sky
The Carolina Tar Heels	Peg and Awl
Billy Bragg & Wilco	I Guess I Planted
Split Enz	Six Months in a Leaky Boat
The Beach Boys	Dance, Dance, Dance
Smoking Popes	Megan
Queens of the Stone Age	Feel Good Hit of the Summer
Eels	Tiger in My Tank
Patsy Cline	Sweet Dreams
Live	Shit Towne
Rockpile	Now and Always
David Garza	Float Away
Madness	Baggy Trousers
Tripping Daisy	Field Day Jitters
Bob Dylan	Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Blink-182	Wendy Clear
The Replacements	Alex Chilton
The Beatles	Lady Madonna
Superchunk	Pink Clouds
Bill Lloyd	Lisa Anne
Pixies	Alec Eiffel
The Byrds	I Wasn't Born to Follow
The Jam	Billy Hunt
Guided By Voices	As We Go Up, We Go Down
Buddy Holly	It Doesn't Matter Anymore
Pezband	I'm The One
XTC	Limelight
Jilson Setters	The Wild Wagoner
Todd Rundgren	Couldn't I Just Tell You
Liz Phair	Supernova
The Cars	Drive
Everclear	Sunflowers
Tommy James & the Shondells	Crimson and Clover

Comment:

September '00: All around, an excellent mix. There's really nothing here I don't love, and I put this together very, very well. The Carolina Tar Heels and Jilson Setters are both from the Smithsonian Anthology of American Folk Music box set (a birthday gift from my friend a few months prior to making this mix), which is an amazing and awe-inspiring trove of music. And "Megan," by the late, lamented Smoking Popes, is such a sad song -- the name has major significance to me, as you'd imagine. Useless trivia: This mix marks the first appearance of The Replacements in my series since the very first mix almost 11 years ago. More useless trivia: Three songs on this mix share their titles with different songs on previous mixes. Coincidence?

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