Disc 16 / 48

To the extent that the Timothology was talked about by people other than me, I think the theme discs dominated the conversations. But something like two-thirds of the discs are just long mixes of pop music that I thought sounded good in the order I set down. Sometimes it leads to some weird bedfellows; I know that it felt significant that Buddy Holly and Motorhead were on the same CD. Or, this time around, Hanson and Andrew W.K. (who wrote "The McLaughlin Groove" using only phrases he heard on an episode of The McLaughlin Group).

This disc marks the point where the project is one-third done. Twice as far to go before it is finished. Anyone that thinks listening to this much music is a chore ought to try burning that many discs without repeating a track by accident.

Timothology:  Strange Aeons Disc 16 / 48
Theme:  None
Label phrase:  "I am not prepared for this sort of anarchy."

01)  It's a Wild Weekend / NRBQ
02)  Teen Beat / Sandy Nelson
03)  Ready Steady Go / Generation X
04)  Doublewide / Southern Culture on the Skids
05)  McLaughlin Groove / Andrew W. K.
06)  I Believe in a Thing Called Love / The Darkness
07)  MMMbop / Hanson
08)  My Indian Red / Dr. John
09)  Johnny B. Rotten / The Monks
10)  Telstar / Tornadoes '74
11)  Again Tonight / John Mellencamp
12)  (Take Me Home) Country Roads / Toots and the Maytals
13)  Slave Laura / Samantha 7
14)  First Time / The Boys
15)  Rock Island Line / The Lonnie Donegan Skiffle Group
16)  Baby Baby / The Vibrators
17)  There is a Mountain / Donovan
18)  Love is Strange / Bo Diddley
19)  Stir it Up / Bob Marley
20)  Red River Rock / Johnny and the Hurricanes
21)  Crying, Waiting, Hoping / Buddy Holly
22)  Mars / The Billy Nayer Show
23)  Sheena is a Punk Rocker / The Yeah Yeah Yeahs
24)  Women and Men / They Might Be Giants
25)  The Village Green Preservation Society / The Kinks
26)  Trickle, Trickle / The Videos
27)  This Too Shall Pass / OK Go