Nick Cave - Man or Myth?, Part 2

Here's the playlist for Part 2 of Nick Cave - Man or Myth?, which was broadcast on Thursday, June 26, 2014:

Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds - "Well of Misery"
Teenage Jesus and The Jerks - "Baby Doll"
The Triffids - "Lonely Stretch"
Dirty Three - "The Restless Waves"
The Wreckery - "Hometown Exile"
Conway Savage - "The Ones You Love"
Barry Adamson - "The Sweetest Embrace"
Mick Harvey (with Anita Lane & Nick Cave) - "I Love You... Nor Do I"
Lydia Lunch - "Done Dun"
Neko Case & Nick Cave - "She's Not There"
Perla Batalla, Julie Christensen & Nick Cave - "Suzanne"
Marianne Faithfull - "The Crane Wife"
The Jeffrey Lee Pierce Sessions Project (Debbie Harry & Nick Cave) - "Free to Walk"
Johnny Cash - "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry"
Current 93 - "All the Pretty Little Horses"
UNKLE - "Money and Run"
The Flaming Lips - "You, Man? Human???"
Dane Zanes & Friends - "Sweet Rosyanne"
Pulp - "Disco 2000 (Pub Rock Version)"
Shane MacGowan & Friends - "I Put a Spell On You"
Chris Coco - "Sunday Morning"
Gary Lucas - "And the Ass Saw the Angel"
The Ship Song Project - "The Ship Song"
The Boys Next Door - "These Boots Are Made for Walking"

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