Artist	Song
The Charms	Action
The Konks	Break My Back
Apollo Sunshine	I Was On The Moon
Corn Mo	Maybe Tonite
Dinosaur Jr	Freak Scene
The Bridge Gang	Pangs Of Guilt
The Fisticuffs UK	You're My Favorite TV Show
Darkbuster	Gurley's Cellphone Number
The White Stripes	My Doorbell
Mike Doughty	Busting Up A Starbucks
The Spinto Band	Oh Mandy
The Halo Benders	Don't Touch My Bikini
The Cloud Room	Hey Now Now
Daniel Johnston	Mind Contorted
Father Bingo	Dry Lots And Red Ones
The Secret Machines	Sad And Lonely
Failure	Blank
Gorillaz	Every Planet We Reach Is Dead
Disclaimer	Please Pardon Our Progress!!
Chicken Damage	Amplifier (dB's cover)
Wakusei	Gigantic (hidden Japanese Pixies cover)

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For my friend Sabrina. Every time I'm making a mix cd for someone but have trouble thinking of what they may or may not have heard yet, I reach into my bag of local bands (The Charms, The Konks, Apollo Sunshine, and Darkbuster), and bands started by people I kind of know (i.e. basically every band I link to here except The Bridge Gang and Chicken Damage, I am nowhere near cool enough to know anyone remotely connected to Wckr Spgt). But these are all legitimately good songs, people, so check them out. Disclaimer's album can be purchased on amazon or off his site (and is reccomended if you like idiosyncratic depressing breakup albums), the Bridge Gang don't have an album yet, and everyone else with a song link has their entire album up for your downloading enjoyment. Ok, that's enough of that. The title and cover come from this awesome find posted on the found magazine livejournal community. Yes, it actually does say "spreed", and "sugal". Once I was able to Google Image Search up a picture of Segal rockin' out, that sealed it for me. On a side note, the hidden track has to be heard to believed: the vocalist apparently tried to learn the words phonetically, so the verses are completely unintelligible and the chorus is sung like "Gig antic!" (as in wacky goings on at a concert), but the band's enthusiasm makes the whole thing oddly charming somehow.

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