This was really tough. But I did it this morning, and here it is. Pretty 
close to most of my favorites. Couldn't resist this challenge.

AC/DC - "Big Balls"
Beck - "Fuckin' With My Head"
Cars, the - "Hello Again"
Dylan, Bob - "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35"
Eagles, the - "Those Shoes"
Foo Fighters - "Lonely As You"
Guided By Voices - "Bulldog Skin"
Helmet - "Exactly What You Wanted"
Incubus - "Under My Umbrella"
Jackson, Michael - "Smooth Criminal"
Kinks, the - "Who'll Be the Next in Line?"
Lennon, John - "Mind Games"
MDC - "I Remember"
NOFX - "My Heart is Yearning"
Ozma - "Spending Time"
Presley, Elvis - "Good Luck Charm"
Queens of the Stone Age, the - "In the Fade"
Recover - "My Only Cure"
Smithereens, the - "It's Alright"
Turbonegro - "Rock Against Ass"
Ultimate Fakebook, the - "Brokyn Needle"
Virgos - "Ammunition"
Weezer - "Space Rock"
XTC - "Senses Working Overtime"
Yes - "Roundabout"
ZZ Top - "Sleeping Bag"

Jake Beamer
Producer, project manager
OverlookedCreations.com


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>Just occupying my mind for a second...
>
>     My sister and I used to send mix tapes with our favorite cut by an "A"
>artist followed by a "B" artist and so on through the alphabet.  In those
>days, we could be pretty certain that a Queen cut would be in the "Q" slot
>("Spread Your Wings" for her - "Bohemian Rhapsody" for me), and we'd match
>on "S" (Styx - "Crystal Ball").
>
>     I haven't done a recent one yet, but I'd be curious to know what other
>auditeers would include on such a mix tape.  The only criteria is to go in
>alphabetical order and include your favorite cut by any artist starting 
>with
>that letter.  I sometimes cringe at the thought of her one-two opening of
>Adam Ant and Berlin, but then she had to put up with Ambrosia and David
>Bowie.  ;-)
>
>     If you're in the mood, let us know what your tape would look like.  
>I'm
>curious to know.
>
>Mike
>

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