Just like with the MMJ mix, I distilled Ted Leo's entire catalog to date down to a single 74-minute CD-R. Not as many GLARING OMISSIONS as the MMJ mix, but there's still a few. Here's the tracklisting:

1. "Timorous Me" - (from The Tyranny of Distance)
2. "Some Beginner's Mind" - (from Living With the Living)
3. "Tell Balgeary Balgury Is Dead" - (from Hearts of Oak)
4. "Little Dawn" - (from Shake the Sheets)
5. "The Unwanted Things" - (from Living With the Living)
6. "The Great Communicator" - (from The Tyranny of Distance)
7. "Come Baby Come" - (from Treble in Trouble EP)
8. "Walking to Do" - (from Shake the Sheets)
9. "Where Have All the Rude Boys Gone?" - (from Hearts of Oak)
10. "The Sons of Cain" - (from Living With the Living)
11. "Dial Up" - (from The Tyranny of Distance)
12. "Shake the Sheets" - (from Shake the Sheets)
13. "I'm a Ghost" - (from Hearts of Oak)
14. "The World Stops Turning" - (from Living With the Living)
15. "Me and Mia" - (from Shake the Sheets)
16. "Under the Hedge" - (from The Tyranny of Distance)
17. "The High Party" - (from Hearts of Oak)
18. "Heart Problems" - (from Shake the Sheets)

First mistake: you've included more songs from Shake The Sheets than Hearts of Oak and Tyranny of Distance.

Since U Been Gone!!!

1. There's a reason I refer to this as the "GLARING OMISSISIONS" series.

2. While The Tyranny of Distance may be his best album, Shake The Sheets just might have *gasp* more mix-worthy songs. ("Stove By A Whale" is great, but it's WAYYYYYY too long to put on a mix.)

3. Fuck Kelly Clarkson and any covers of her material.