Side A
Artist	Song
Boston	Don't Look Back (1978)
The Jimi Hen-drix Experience	Purple Haze (1967)
Faith No More	Ashes To Ashes (1997)
Van Der Graaf Generator	Every Bloody Emperor (2005)
Jerusalem Slim (w / Michael Monroe & Steve Stevens)	The World Is Watching (1992)
The Doors	Take It As It Comes (1967)
Phil Lynott	Nineteen (1985)
The Police	Peanuts (1978)
Yes	Looking Around (1969)
The James Gang	Midnight Man (1971)
Patti Smith	Break It Up (1975)
Aerosmith	Sweet Emotion (1975)
David Johansen	Bohemian Love Pad (1981)
Montrose	Bad Motor Scooter (1973)
Motley Crue	Kickstart My Heart (1989)
Soul Asylum	Jack Of All Trades (1988)
The Suicide Twins (w / Andy McCoy & Nasty Suicide)	Sweet Preten-ding (1986)
Def Leppard	Bringin' On The Heartbreak (1981)
Manic Street Preachers	PCP (1994)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Jerry Cantrell	Dickeye (1998)
Suede	Moving (1993)
Van Halen	Romeo Delight (1980)
The Who	Magic Bus (1968)
Cinderella	Shake Me (1986)
The Cult	Love Removal Machine (1987)
Michael Monroe	Dead, Jail Or Rock 'N' Roll (1989)
Green River	This Town (1987)
The Velvet Underground	The Gift (1968)
David Bowie	Aladdin Sane (1973)
Peter Hammill	Again (1974)
Mott	Career (No Such Thing As Rock 'N' Roll) (1976)
King Crimson	Man With An O-pen Heart (live version) (1984)
Queen	Stone Cold Crazy (1974)
Cheap Trick	Way Of The World (1979)
Free	All Right Now (1970)
The Preten-ders	The Losing (2003)
Deconstruction (w / Dave Navarro & Eric Avery)	That Is All (1994)
Emerson, Lake & Palmer	Affairs Of The Heart (1992)

Comment:

Another in my ongoing efforts to "convert" my old individual CD mixes into the cassette format, the better to see both halves of each volume side by side! Once again, here are my original comments: [QUOTE] "RE: David Johansen's "Bohemian Love Pad" - Seriously, you gotta love any song that o-pens up with a lyric like: "Well, the cockroach traffic in here / Has got me drinking too much beer..."! Also, I deliberately put Montrose's "Bad Motor Scooter" back to back with Motley Crue's "Kickstart My Heart" in order to highlight the similarity of the guitar-revving effects that kick off both songs - although I certainly hope the results don't come off as repetitive! By the way, I had the second disc almost finished when I noticed once again that I had a space of about one-and-a-half minutes, so I threw in a little acoustic vignette from Deconstruction that provides a perfect bridge between the last two songs (Preten-ders, ELP). I swear, it wasn't planned and it was kind of a last-second brainstorm, but I think it works a lot better than if I had just followed "The Losing" with "Affairs Of The Heart"! [EN-D QUOTE]

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