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1. Chet Baker – My funny Valentine
2. Tom Barman/Guy van Nueten – Nothing really ends
3. Willard Grant Conspiracy – Evening Mass
4. Ryan Adams – English girls approximately
5. Therapy? – Die laughing
6. the Lively Ones – High Tide (Tranquilizer)
7. the Ventures – Hawaii 5-0
8. La Lupe – Fever
9. Mongo Santamaria – We got latin soul
10. Dan the Automator – King of NY
11. Roots Manuva – Clockwork
12. Schoolly D – Saturday night
13. Marden Hill – Hi-Jack
14. Soft Cell – Say hello, wave goodbye
15. the Cure – Play for today
16. Front 242 – Don’t crash
17. Arling & Cameron – Le flic et la fille
18. Mirwais – Disco science
19. Freddy Fresh – Used to be bad
20. David Arnold/Propellerheads – On Her Majesty’s Secret Servicedisc 2
1. Calla – Monument
2. Aimee Mann – Save me
3. My Morning Jacket – Golden
4. Thou – Speakers
5. the Twilight Singers – Teeanage wristband
6. Ryan Adams – Fuck the universe
7. Therapy? – Screamager
8. Rush – Tom Sawyer
9. Styrofoam – A heart without a mind
10. Soft Cell – Bedsitter
11. the Cure – Close to me
12. Sly & the Family Stone – Family affair
13. War – Low rider
14. the Philadelphia All Stars – Let’s clean up the ghetto
15. Marlena Shaw – Liberation conversation
16. A Forest Mighty Black – Fresh in my mind
17. Two sandwiches short of a lunchbox – Too good to be strange
18. Front 242 – Controversy between
19. Freddy Fresh – Dig this
20. Dave Clarke – Dirtboxgreat mix, tons of classics; but a question, Front 242, made the mix twice, are they really that good. My only contact with them was at the same Lollapalosa i found J at, and all i remember about their set was repitition, but now that i muse on it, i remember how different i was back in those days, i hadn’t yet accepted techno as a music form and was still quite straight edge, not that the two have anything to do with each other, comedy central and i’m off, probably should give them another try…
Good question about Front 242…. Picked up a Front 242 compilation from a second-hand bin (for next to nothing), and was surprised by how fresh it sounded (although not all of it has survived the test of time….) My memory of them is not unlike yours, saw them live on a festival doing their camouflaged military electro-act, and I thought they were loud and boring…. I was there for GUITARS!
and there were lots of guitars there: Ride, Dinosaur Jr., Nirvana, Sonic Youth & the Ramones, we’re talking about Pukkelpop 1991 here…. 
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