Artist	Song
Elvis Costello	Welcome to the Working Week
Realto	Monday Morning 9:15
Boomtown Rats	I Don't Like Mondays
David & David	Welcome to the Boomtown
Placebo	Slave to the Wage
Inspiral Carpets	Commercial Rain
Ministry	All Day(remix)
The Bolshoi	Bosses
Goldfinger	Open Your Eyes
Bad Religion	The Defense
The Smiths	Frankly Mr. Shankley
King Missile	Take Stuff From Work
MC 900 ft. Jesus	Adventures in Failure
The Godfathers	Birth, School, Work, Death
Marilyn Manson	Working Class Hero (John Lennon cover)
The Clash	Career Opportunities
The Police	Dead End Job
Young Fresh Fellows	Mamie Dunn, Employee of the Month
Fenix, TX	Minimum Wage
Paleface	Burn and Rob
Oasis	Rock'n'Roll Star
The Vogues	Five O'clock World

Comment:

Needless to say, it has been tough at work as of late. Aside from the pointless and meandering assignments handed to me by bosses, it seems I am surrounded by uninspired, unskilled, sycophantic, brown-nosers and over promoted idiots. Honestly, after some soul searching, I have been wondering if what I need is a career change more so than a different place of employment. But, what else could I do? What would I WANT to do? So once more I am seeking refuge in song. In this mix you can follow the life of a marketing creative in crisis. The songs speak of beginning each week filled with disappointed and longing for something else; a story of frustration with the duplicitous world of marketing and advertising, followed by Walter Mittian fantasies about retaliating or running away, even if it meant having to find some McJob for a while or going "postal" then becoming a "rock'n'roll star", in the end realizing am just waiting for the end of the day and that I will do it all again, tomorrow. Conspicuously left out, due to lack of space, Gary Newman's " We Are So Fragile"; I love the line in that song "advertising lies that are whiter than yours"

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