Artist	Song
Joy Division	She's Lost Control
Cabaret Voltaire	Nag Nag Nag
Talking Heads	Thank You for Sending Me an Angel
The Brian Jonestown Massacre	This is Why You Love Me
The Steve Miller Band	Quicksilver Girl
R.E.M.	Feeling Gravitys Pull
Duran Duran	Rio
Inspiral Carpets	This is How It Feels
Elvis Costello	Hoover Factory
The Mountain Goats	Dilaudid
Husker Du	Divide and Conquer
The Rolling Stones	It's Not Easy
Devendra Banhart	Lazy Butterfly
The Modey Lemon	Sleepwalkers
The White Stripes	Take, Take, Take
The Divine Comedy	Songs of Love
Townes Van Zandt	Waiting Around to Die
Sandy Bull	Memphis, Tennessee
Judee Sill	Jesus Was a Cross Maker
Lambchop	Each Time I Bring It Up It Seems to Bring You Down
Pulp	Do You Remember the First Time?

Comment:

This was a quick one, done on the fly after a long hike in the park. Despite what appears to be an underlying break-up theme (at least in parts, although I wasn't really "going" for that), I'm dedicating it to gaucho/krautfreak in honor of our music-geek bonding night last week and as a nod to our similar mixing styles. I know that he'll appreciate the no-frills flow of this one--it doesn't jump through hoops to get your attention and (on paper, anyway) the juxtapositions aren't as "out there" as a lot of my mixed-genre mixes, and it doesn't stretch itself to include lots of geek-pleasing obscure artists. Just a good, old-fashioned, eminently listenable batch of tunes assembled in an order creative enough to hold one's interest but not disrupt one's concentration. Plus he used that Judee Sill song on his most recent mix, reminding me (in tandem with a friend of mine here playing it a few times in a row last Saturday) of how fantastic it is. Thanks to mckbrd for track 5 and to my friend Ian for tipping me off to the quality of that Lambchop song. Title from the Carpets--at least that's what I like to think they're singing (it could be "worth" or "word," I suppose).

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