Side A
Artist	Song
Bootsy Collins	If 6 Was 9
Black Uhuru	Sensimilla Dub
Spearhead	Hole in the Bucket (remix)
Tom Ze	Feira de Santana
Bahia Black	Uma Viagem del Baldes de Larry Wright
Bad Religion	Best For You
Public Image, Ltd.	This is Not a Love Song
Gangster Fun	You Shook Me All Night Long
Riverdales	Judy Go Home
Ween	Squelch the Weasel
Robyn Hitchcock	The Yip Song(+sililoquy)
Sammy Davis, Jr.	You Are My Lucky Star
Barry White	Can't Get Enough of your Love, Babe
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
George Lewis	Phenomenology
Ijahman	Jah Heavy Load
Taj Mahal	My Ancestors
Al Green	Loving You
The Roots	Essaywixuman
De La Soul	D.A.I.S.Y. Age
Alphabet Soup	Music in My Head
Eddie Hazel	Sacred to the Pain

Comment:

More pre-historic mixology from Bil's record collection, which he calls the "C3I SoundArchive". I forget exactly how many records he has, but the last time I visited him, he has segregated all his jazz CDs from the rest, and jazz was overflowing from a six-shelf tower. He has at least twice as many records as I do, emphasizing punk, jazz, and hip-hop; and as evidenced on this and future mixes, he shows them all off in an attempt to non-verbally trash-talk my own collection. Now, I'll have to revisit this mix to be sure, but the reason the two sides are so lopsided is probably the George Lewis track on side B, which is like a ten-minute trombone solo that is mind-breaking. Then again, that Roots song is a live track, that might be a little long, too. Plus those Bad Religion and Riverdales songs on side A are a little short. By the way, if you haven't heard the Riverdales, they sound just like the Ramones, and are totally unapologetic about it. This also has the Bahia Black song, featuring kids playing percussion on upturned pickle buckets. You might remember that kid from the Levi's ads and the Mariah Carey video; well, they do that all the time down in Bahia. When a hundred or so kids start whacking on their pickle buckets all at once, it makes a sound like a jet plane trying to land in the middle of an earthquake...=]'

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