Side A
Artist	Song
Martha & The Vandellas	Nowhere To Run
The Beach Boys	Little Deuce Coupe
James Brown	Mother Popcorn, Pt. 1
The McCoys	Hang On Sloopy
Fontella Bass	Rescue Me
Spencer Davis Group	Gimme Some Lovin'
The Supremes	You Can't Hurry Love
Cream	Sunshine Of Your Love
Steppenwolf	Sookie Sookie
Creedence Clearwater Revival	Bad Moon Rising
Janis Joplin 7 The Big Brother Holding Company	Piece Of My Heart
Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell	Ain't No Mountain High Enough
Tim Buckley	I Never Asked To Be Your Mountain
Mary Wells	My Guy
Billy Joel	It's Still Rock And Roll To Me
Curtis Mayfield	Superfly
Led Zeppelin	Kashmir
AC/DC	It's A Long Way To The Top (If You Wanna Rock 'N' Roll)
Van Halen	Beautiful Girls
Heart	Little Queen
George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic	Give Up The Funk
Stevie Wonder	Higher Ground
Eddie Money	Two Tickets To Paradise
Ted Nugent	Cat Scratch Fever
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Jan Hammer	Miami Vice Theme
U2	New Year's Day
R.E.M.	Orange Crush
Bananarama	Venus
DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince	Parents Just Don't Understand
Aerosmith & Run DMC	Walk This Way
Bon Jovi	Wanted Dead Or Alive
Bryan Adams	Summer Of 69
Tears For Fears	Everybody Wants To Rule The World
Talking Heads	Swamp
Huey Lewis & The News	Power Of Love
Snap	The Power
Matthew Sweet	Girlfriend
Divinyls	I Touch Myself
Fiona Apple	Criminal
Radiohead	Creep
Soundgarden	The Day I Tried To Live
Ministry	N.W.O.
White Zombie	The One
Bush	Machinehead
Alice In Chains	I Stay Away

Comment:

Two-tape mix built for work. I got tired of hearing the same damn songs on the radio all the time, & I'm tired of people telling me I listen to "strange things" when I play my iPod. Therefore I resolved to start building a tape a week to bring in to work, thus giving some form of variety. This is the first one, built as the 60s through the 90s (one side, one decade). Just because I go beyond the bounds of mainstream music doesn't mean I don't have pop sensibilities, & this was to show that.

The "side 1" listing is all of tape 1; the side breaks are fairly easy to see. The full title of the mix is "In a society in which it is a mortal offense to be different from your neighbors your only escape is to never let them find out." --Maureen Johnson Long, To Sail Beyond The Sunset

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