Setlist Society

1. "If I Were a Bell" from Guys and Dolls by Josie De Guzman & Peter Gallagher
2. "I Want To Hold Your Hand" from Mono Masters, vol. 1 by The Beatles
3. "Stickshifts and Safetybelts" from Fashion Nugget by Cake
4. "The Promise" from When in Rome by When in Rome
   
5. "Shake the Disease" from The Singles 81-85 by Depeche Mode
6. "47" from Not Without a Fight by New Found Glory
7. "Is This Love"? from Motorcade of Generosity by Cake
8. "Walk Like a Man" from Anthology by Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons
9. "I Fought the Law" from I Fought the Law - Single by Green Day
10. "I Should Be Allowed to Think" from John Henry by They Might Be Giants
    
11. "Pork and Beans" from Weezer (Red Album) by Weezer
12. "If It Was Up to Me" from Fire the Cannons by Jet Lag Gemini
13. "California Dreamin'" from The Mamas & The Papas Greatest Hits by The Mamas and the Papas
14. "We're All Dudes" from Good Burger: Music From the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack by Less Than Jake
15. "Play It Loud" from Before Everything and After by MXPX
16. "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" from The Beatles (White Album) by The Beatles
17. "Me and My Shadow" from The Summit: In Concert by Frank Sinatra & Sammy Davis, Jr.
18. "Forever in Blue Jeans" from 12 Greatest Hits, vol. 2 by Neil Diamond
19. "Yo No Soy Esa Mujer" from Paulina by Paulina Rubio
20. "American Anthem" from The War Soundtrack by Norah Jones
21. "Superman" from Lifes Rich Pageant by R.E.M.
22. "The Flash (Theme)" by Danny Elfman
23. "Alternative is Dead" from Suburban Legends by Suburban Legends
24. "Thank You for Not Moshing" (clean version) from Greatest Hit and More by Reel Big Fish
    
25. "In the Middle, In the Middle, In the Middle" from No! by They Might Be Giants
26. "Good Enough" from Transitions by Westbound Train

My list is more like Jared's, where I tried to pick songs that mostly describe who I am as a person, how I look at life and certain situations, and my tastes/background. It starts out pretty organized, going from the excitement of romance to the awkwardness of it to the reactions of being spurned. Next I go into the ideologies of "sticking it to the man," escapism, embracing rock, and then it sort of falls into an eclectic look at Shark attributes and history. Specifically:

#16 reflects my philosophy on life in general; #17 not only embodies my love for the Sinatra era, but was a number my friend and I sang in high school that won us first place in the school talent show; #18 was my theme song from ages 3 through 8, basically; #19 encapsulates all the Latin music I heard while walking the streets of Dallas on my mission; #20 is the patriot in me; #21 and #22 are my hobby; #23 and #24 are my attitude toward the recent generation of punk/ska enthusiasts; #25 is me resisting the urge to run over pedestrians who think they own the road; #26 is the never-ending search for employment.

As for the embedded player above, a couple notes:
Of course, neither of the two Beatles songs were available. Oddly enough, neither was TMBG's "I Should Be Allowed to Think," which you should look up if you haven't heard. Westbound Train's "Good Enough" is an EXCELLENT, soulful number which deserves everyone's discovery, but alas, also was unavailable. I didn't include Reel Big Fish's "Thank You For Not Moshing" because the only version the widget builder could find was the unedited one. If you can find a cleaned up version, and you enjoy rock concerts, you should listen to this.

Finally, the version of "The Flash" that I have is from the actual T.V. show, not the cover that was recorded sometime later and included in the player.