The other day, I ran into a cute girl from my school I had met last year. We worked together doing the sound design for a student-written play, and now she's working at my favorite hamburger stand in Santa Cruz. While talking and catching up, she reminded me that we had promised to make each other mixes of music we like for each other, and never did. I told her that next time I came in to get a hamburger, I would have a mix in my hand.So here's what I whipped up: I like it so much I thought I would share it with Mog. This mix is perfectly engineered; it's all music I really like, much of which I have raved about on here in the past (and of course, bands like Tapes N' Tapes and TV on the Radio just make me seem that much hipper), but it's all music I think she will like also, rockin' but also a little creepy and atmospheric (to give you an idea, one of her favorite movies is Heathers and she writes poetry.) A leaked Decemberists track she probably doesn't have her hands on yet should seal the deal.I'm just trying to decide whether to leave on the very last track. Too forward? You be the judge: you can download the Revolting Cocks song "here.":http://jorobot.multiply.com/music/item/1"Ridiculously Hip Mix for Cute Girl at the Hamburger Stand."1. TCPD429 Faders Erdial, The Conet Project2. I am the Walrus, Oingo Boingo3. Insistor, Tapes N' Tapes4. Convalescent, Dredg5. From Off To On, The Knife6. Let The Devil In, TV On The Radio7. You Only Live Twice, Bjork8. Chikubi, Young and Sexy9. Tom Sawyer, Rush10. Shankill Butchers, The Decemberists11. Mark My Grace, Andrew WK12. Under The Hood at the Paradise Garage, Matther Friedberger13. There is a Light that Never Goes Out, The Smiths14. Ship The Majestic Suffix, Danielson15. Lightning Blue Eyes, Secret Machines16. Cavatina, Stanley Myers17. Feedback Zwei, Keith Fullerton Whitman18. Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?, The Revolting Cocks