I was going to write a really long review with lots of detail, but I really don't have the time, so I'm just gunna write a little about each song.

Sabotage:  I'm not really that much of a Beastie Boys fan (I like some of their songs, and some of there songs are really annoying), but this was pretty much fantastic.  I don't have much negative to say about it.  I liked the dark and angry industrial rap feel quit a bit.  It was well done, well recorded and well produced, felt like a professional track.

All Star:  This was good at the beginning an got better for a while when the layers started to build.  But after a while it started to feel really disjointed and un-coordinated.  Kinda like you got more drunk the more you added to it.  I guess it could've been intentional, but it wasn't really clear enough that you wanted it to get over-layered and chaotic and got a little boring for the last 40-50 seconds.

Achy Breaky Heart:  I liked this a lot except for the vocals.  They got out of tune a little too much, and in a way that wasn't really appealing to me.  The bass sounds a little weird, but it's not significant.  Also, no matter how good you did with this.. ...4 minutes of this song is way too much.

Mr. Jonas and Me:  This was alright.  The vocals were really out of time, and also out of tune.  I think it would've been better not to have that gate on them either because it really made the vocals feel separate from the guitars.  The guitars were pretty nice, and I liked them for the most part even when they were rhythmically off.  The part with the panned high guitars was particularly nice, but also probably was the most off also (unfortunately).

Creep:  This was really pretty good, even with the fuzz on the vocal track near the beginning (I think it is.)  I like the really muddy distorted tone.  The vocals sounds a lot like the other dude in Blackfield (not Steven Wilson), don't know his name.  I also liked the drum samples, if you had played them in to have a little more volume variation they would almost sounded real.  The vocals might've been a tad loud, and also everything sounded pretty separate (they sounded like they weren't in the same world).  This can be fixed a little by running all the tracks through the same reverb track and also panning things to be how they would if one were in the audience facing a stage.

Government Sponsored Teen Outreach Program:  Magic Bullet + Smells like Teen Spirit = ???  Despite being 10 minutes long, this kept my interest most of the way through.  The strings felt a little robotic at times, mainly well it broke down and they were more exposed.  I definitely like it when people do something really different with the song like this.

Good Riddance:  I found this pretty funny, with the completely buried melody and over powering synths.  The guitar soundfont shredding was also humorous.

Buddy Holly: This was pretty good, it works well on solo piano.  Sometimes the accenting was awkwardly loud in the left hand.  Funnily enough when the accenting was too strong, the time was pulled back in a way that was also awkward and didn't work.

Iris:  I like the sound that ase got with the acoustic guitar.  It's really clear, but there isn't that much sustain, so the musicscape sound kinda and empty and holey (in a good way).  The vocals are also good.  Unfortunately I really don't like the Goo Goo Dolls, so I still had a hard time enjoying this.

Nothing Compares 2 U:  So this opened with a cool sludgy bass (maybe downtuned guitar) set of chords,  but it went downhill when the vocals came in.  Again, work on staying in tune and and in time.  The beat-boxing.. ...didn't work for me either.  Sorry Mellotron Cowboy!

Shine:  The guitar was too loud and also the tone was not so great.  The guitar also is out of time at point signficantly.  The drums sound robotic, I think it was how they were so loked in time and the guitar wasn't really in.  The vocals sound hollow, but that's probably just cause of a computer mic, wouldn't've been a problem if the guitar was softer relative to them.

Creep:  Really nice and brings alot to the original.  This stripped down arrangement works very well (once again, couch?).  Nice voice.

yeah man, you didn't fail at all that guitar sounded really cool, and your tracks were both some of the most original tracks on the album!  Just keep at it and I'm sure you'll kick ass.