Disc 09 / 48

I think this one started as a disc where all the songs would be sung in first person, but it mutated into another themeless mix as I decided to put other stuff in there. There's a few songs from movie soundtracks, and the first appearance of the Shaggs on this iteration of the project. They were three sisters who practiced a lot and wrote their own songs, but only practiced with each other so they were making pop music with almost no influences and absolutely no coaching. Their father believed they were destined to be rock stars. This went on to not happen.

The theme to The Wire is followed up by a song called "Chicken Shack" because there's a Baltimore restaurant mentioned on the show called the Chicken Shack. I put a lot of thought into these sorts of things.

Timothology:  Strange Aeons Disc 09 / 48
Theme:  None
Label phrase:  "That's not a monster. That's just a crappy painting of a lady and a hand."

01)  54-46 Was My Number / Toots and the Maytals
02)  I Was Dancing at the Lesbian Bar / Jonathan Richman
03)  That Little Sports Car / The Shaggs
04)  Hypnotist of Ladies / They Might Be Giants
05)  My Heart Will Go On / Big Daddy
06)  Banana Splits / The Dickies
07)  Football Fight / Queen
08)  I've Only Got Myself to Blame / The Masonics
09)  A Million Ways / OK Go
10)  Telstar / Huevos Rancheros
11)  Please Don't Touch / Motorhead
12)  Over and Over / The Dave Clark Five
13)  A Little Bit of Soap / The Jarmels
14)  I Taught Her How / Benny Parker & The Dynamics
15)  Amen Brother / The Winstons
16)  English Civil War / The Clash
17)  Night of the Vampire / Hola Ghost
18)  Simply Irresistible / Robert Palmer
19)  One Bad Stud / The Blasters
20)  I Never Picked Cotton / Johnny Cash
21)  Red Red Wine / Tony Tribe
22)  Benson, Arizona / John Yager
23)  Way Down in the Hold / The Blind Boys of Alabama
24)  Chicken Shack / Amos Milburn
25)  Hawaiian War Chant / The 50 Guitars of Tommy Garrett
26)  Destroyer / The Kinks
27)  Johnny Was a Good Boy / The Mystery Trend
28)  Zydeco From 1988 / Zydeco Force
29)  Forty Days / Ronnie Hawkins