I occasionally incorporate my own handwriting into the cover art; with this mix I took that one step further. In ye olden days, when I had time to burn to perfect the sequencing of my mix CDs, I would write each candidate song's title on individual slips of paper and arrange and rearrange them. In this case I literally scanned in these slips and integrated them directly into the back cover art. I don't think I had decided to do this when I wrote out the slips, so my handwriting on the back cover is organically sloppy; I deliberately wrote the front cover text to look as slick as possible and still look like I wrote it myself.
- "No Excuses" Alice In Chains [unplugged]
- "Finest Worksong" R.E.M. (live in Athens 1/19/92)
- "Back in Black" AC/DC
- "Spinning Around Over You" Lenny Kravitz from Reality Bites
- "Hey Hey What Can I Do" One of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs is the b-side of the 'Immigrant Song' single.
- "Blue Sky Mine" Midnight Oil, from their last album before they dropped off my radar screen, Blue Sky Mining.
- "The Sweetest Thing" One of my favorite U2 songs is the b-side of 'Where The Streets Have No Name'
- "Harvest Moon" Neil Young & The Stray Gators featuring Linda Rondstadt
- "Around The Bend" Deep within Pearl Jam's Neil Young period- from No Code, written by Stone Gossard.
- "Window Seat" John Wesley Harding
- "Passenger Side" Wilco
- "Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid" Daryl Hall & John Oates; from their 'we've gone beyond rock & soul to 80s dance rock' album, Big Bam Boom.
- "Teach Me To Breathe" From Dave Pirner's soul album Faces & Names.
- "Only The Song Survives" John Hiatt
- "Drunken Angel" Lucinda Williams
- "Walk A Thin Line" A cover of the Fleetwood Mac song, by a reunited Blake Babies (2002)
- "Charm Attack" Leona Naess
- "When You're Falling" Afro Celt Sound System featuring Peter Gabriel
- "Let's Be Friends (Skin To Skin)" Bruce Springsteen
- "Your Body Is A Wonderland" John Mayer
- "Why Does The Sun Shine? (The Sun Is A Mass Of Incandescent Gas)" [Live] They Might Be Giants
