Side A
Artist	Song
Jump, Little Children	Angeldust (Please Come Down)
Badly Drawn Boy	Something To Talk About
Rhett Miller	Four-Eyed Girl
Rilo Kiley	Portions For Foxes
The Black Keys	Set You Free
Dawn Kinnard	Like I Said
Cowboy Junkies	Sad To See The Season Go
Seatbelts	Road To The West
Thievery Corporation	Satyam Shivam Sundaram
Sharif	Shiraz
Supreme Beings Of Leisure	Last Girl On Earth
Zero 7	Speed Dial No. 2
Bebel Gilberto	Bananeira (Rae & Christian Remix)
Arling & Cameron	Voulez-vous?
Jem	Come On Closer
Deee-Lite	Groove Is In The Heart
Cibo Matto	Sci-Fi Wasabi
Puffy AmiYumi	Friends Forever
Shonen Knife	Cookie Day
Pizzicato Five	Roma
Utada	Easy Breezy
The Anniversary	Crooked Crown
Kim Leaman	Sincere
Magdalen Hsu-Li	Evolution
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Gene Krupa & Buddy Rich	Sweethearts On Parade
Stevie Wonder	Signed, Sealed, Delivered, I'm Yours
Sleater-Kinney	Words And Guitar
Ben Arthur	Mercy
Jeff Buckley	Last Goodbye
Duncan Sheik	In The Absence Of Sun
Jack Johnson	Posters
John Wesley Harding	I'm Wrong About Everything
Paris Combo	On N'a Pas Besoin
Rilo Kiley	Love And War (11/11/46)
The Donnas	I Don't Want To Know (If You Don't Want Me)
OPUS-4	Hick It Up
Modest Mouse	Gravity Rides Everything
Belle & Sebastian	Don't Leave The Light On Baby
Nellie McKay	Ding Dong
Fleming & John	The Pearl
Liz Phair	Jealousy
Imani Coppola	It's All About Me, Me, And Me
Groove Armada	I See You Baby (Fatboy Slim US Guitar Edit)
The Wiseguys	Start The Commotion
Basement Jaxx	Bingo Bango (LP Edit)
Leona Naess	I Tried To Rock You But You Only Roll
Bj÷rk	Alarm Call

Comment:

Two-tape mix built for (yet another) waitress at work who made the mistake of saying, "Oh, I don't know...introduce me to new stuff." She, too, is a DMB fan. Feh.

"Side 1" listing is all tape 1, same for side/tape 2. Both tapes break after track 12. The first tape has also been separately made with the title of "Sex should be friendly. Otherwise stick to mechanical toys; it's more sanitary." & the second separately made & titled "Men are more sentimental than women. It blurs their thinking."

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