Live Set: RANDOS

 

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01 Teenage Fanclub - Star Sign
02 Hum – Stars
03 Frank Black – Headache
04 Hippo Campus - Ride Or Die
05 Tina Turner - Better Be Good to Me
06 Caroline Rose - Soul No. 5
07 The Fixx - One Thing Leads To Another
08 The English Beat - I Confess
09 Little River Band – Reminiscing
10 Wanda Jackson - Let's Have A Party
11 Linda Martell - You're Crying Boy, Crying
12 Father John Misty - Writing a Novel
13 Van Halen - Hot For Teacher
14 Rage Against The Machine - Renegades of Funk
15 James Brown - I Don't Want Nobody To Give Me No
16 Public Enemy - Brothers Gonna Work It Out
17 Elvis Presley - Rubberneckin'
18 Jerry Lee Lewis - Mean Woman Blues
19 Suzi Quatro - Strict Machine
20 Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Spitting Off the Edge of the World ft. Perfume Genius
21 Kate Bush - Rubberband Girl
22 REM - Wolves, lower
23 Camper Van Beethoven - Eye Of Fatima (Pt. 1)
24 Billy Joel – Pressure
25 Bruce Springsteen - Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
26 Maxine Nightingale - Right Back Where We Started From
27 Porno For Pyros - Black Girlfriend
28 Iggy Pop – Gardenia
29 Kelis – Milkshake
30 Fannypack - Do It to It
31 The Aluminum Group - Tell Me Where You Are
32 Waylon Jennings  - Rainy Day Woman
33 Can - I Want More
34 Talking Heads - (Nothing But) Flowers
35 Grace Jones – Bullshit
36 Prince - Irresistible Bitch
37 Silk Sonic - Fly As Me
38 Andy Kaufman - Harvest Song
39 Urban Guerrillas - Sex Beat
40 Lifter Puller - Roaming The Foam
41 Junior Senior - Chicks and Dicks
42 Three Dog Night - Black And White
43 WAR with Eric Burdon - Spill The Wine
44 M - Moonlight and Muzak
45 Jonathan Richman & the Modern Lovers – Affection
46 The Flaming Lips - Race For The Prize

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