The Upload Project #10

CD #21 '0404 Mix' with 5 repeats (some of these made me recoil a little bit. Fat Joe? Pre-rehab Eminem? SMH. I had questionable taste in music back in the day.)
Janet Jackson- Just A Little While
Musical Youth- Pass The Dutchie
N.E.R.D- She Wants To Move
The Offspring- Hit That
Prince- 7
Crash Test Dummies- Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm
Fat Joe w/Ashanti- What's Luv
Traveling Wilburys- Handle With Care
Blondie- Call Me
The Cars- Moving In Stereo
The Gap Band- You Dropped A Bomb On Me
Kinky- Mas Y Mas
Eminem- Superman
The Hives- Hate To Say I Told You So
Red Hot Chili Peppers- Roller Coaster of Love

CD #22, Untitled. A mystery CD that was declared 'unreadable by this computer.'

CD #23 'Ultimate Summer Mix' with too many repeats to count. I'm feeling lazy.
Mungo Jerry- Summer Time
Inner Circle- Sweat
The Corrs- Summer Sunshine
Katrina and The Waves- Walking On Sunshine
Jason Mraz- The Remedy
Joe Walsh- Rocky Mountain Way
War- Low Rider

CD #24, School of Rock Mix
Cream- White Room
The Who- Magic Bus
Jimi Hendrix- Hey Joe
Janis Joplin- Me and Bobby McGree
Traffic- Dear Mr. Fantasy
Led Zeppelin- What Is And What Should Never Be
CCR- Down On The Corner
Aerosmith- Same Old Song and Dance
Sex Pistols- Anarchy For The UK
Ramones- Beat On The Brat
AC/DC- Back In Black
Bruce Springsteen- Born To Run
Red Hot Chili Peppers- Give It Away Now
Nirvana- Smells Like Teen Spirit
White Stripes- Seven Nation Army

CD #25, Cold and Lonely Days Mix (This one caused me a certain amount of trepidation, because I have no earthly idea what could be on here, but it was actually a pretty decent CD.)
The Cure- Boys Don't Cry
The Smiths- How Soon Is Now?
Three Dog Night- One
Nirvana- Heart Shaped Box
Warren Zevon- Poor Pitiful Me
Jimi Hendrix- Manic Depression
Johnny Cash- A Satisfied Mind
Santana- Samba Pa Ti
Pearl Jam- Black
Evanescene- Going Under
Counting Crows- Round Here
Sheryl Crow- Can't Cry Anymore
Alice In Chains- Man In The Box
Janis Joplin- Cry Baby
Fleetwood Mac- I'm So Afraid
Stone Temple Pilots- Big Empty
The Beatles- Eleanor Rigby
Oasis- Wonderwall

CD #26, Break Up Mix (Oh boy. Again, no idea who/what prompted this and was honestly expecting a lot more cringeworthy stuff.)
Fleetwood Mac- Go Your Own Way
No Doubt- Don't Speak
INXS- Need You Tonight
Janet Jackson- Miss You Much
Barenaked Ladies- Thanks That Was Fun
Stevie Nicks- Too Far From Texas
The Beatles- We Can Work It Out
Paul Simon- 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover
Pink Floyd- In The Flesh?
Pink Floyd- The Thin Ice
Evanescene- My Immortal
The Smiths- Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now
The Cure- Friday I'm In Love
Bruce Springsteen- Hungry Heart
Eurythmics- Here Comes The Rain Again
Bob Marley- No Woman, No Cry
Pearl Jam- Alive
Fleetwood Mac- Dreams

 CD #27, Super Cyber Mix (buncha repeats, but this is what I got from it.)
Outkast- B.O.B
Mark Morrison- Return Of The Mack
Counting Crows- Accidentally In Love
Kinks- Destroyers
The Vapors- I'm Turning Japanese
Green Day- Longview
EMF- Unbelievable
Sweet- Ballroom Blitz
The Guess Who- No Sugar Tonight
Thin Lizzy- The Boys Are Back In Town

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