Don't Be Sad - Dwight Yoakum.  Some nice line dancing Bakersfield twang to kick things off.  I'd probably dislike this song if it was another singer doing it.  Toby Keith doing this might prompt murderous rage. 

Missed The Boat - Modest Mouse.  Wait, a second.  This could be one of my all time favorite songs.  It's weird, wistful, has a snazzy bass line and sung with more than a little emotion.  If it got all heavy midway through there would be no doubt.  It just gets weirder, which ain't a bad thing.

Mudd - King's X.  It's the depressing dead person song from Dug.  I like it a lot even though I think there's some subliminal lefty message about tolerance and gays and whatnot.  I'm a very tolerant dude but I don't want that message-y stuff in my music.

Go With The Flow - Queens Of The Stone Age.  Well I'll be a monkey's uncle.  It's another one of my all time favorite songs.  Great driving song that prompts heightened senses and a bit of visceral anger.  Love it.

Faithfully - Journey.  Even the most hardcore hipster loves this song without a trace or irony.  This is the number 2 "musician on the road" song behind Bon Jovi's Wanted and slightly above Motley Crue's Home Sweet Home.  Definitive irrefutable truth.