Side A
Artist	Song
Guns N' Roses	Right Next Door To Hell (1991)
Van Halen	Mean Street (1991)
Soundgarden	Hunted Down (1987)
Ted Nugent's Amboy Dukes	Great White Buffalo (1974)
King Crimson	Larks' Tongues In Aspic, Part II (instrumental) (1973)
The Rolling Stones	Child Of The Moon (1968)
Heart	Barracuda (1977)
Journey	Lights (1978)
Television	Guiding Light (1977)
Manic Street Preachers	Comfort Comes (1993)
Jobriath	I Love A Good Fight (1974)
Starcastle	Change In Time (1978)
Robin Trower	Sinner's Song (1973)
Thin Lizzy	Suicide (1975)
Lou Reed	The Last Shot (1983)
Peter Hammill	My Experience (1981)
Tool	Sober (1993)
Rollins Band	Liar (1994)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Van Der Graaf Generator	Meurglys III (The Songwriters Guild) (1976)
Van Morrison	The Way Young Lovers Do (1968)
The New York Dolls	Subway Train (1973)
Suede	Elephant Man (1999)
ZZ Top	Rough Boy (1985)
The Preten-ders	Human (1999)
MC5	Looking At You (1970)
Yes	Shoot High Aim Low (1987)
Enuff Z'Nuff	Fly High Michelle (1989)
The Doors	You Make Me Real (1970)
Pete Townshen-d	Empty Glass (1980)
Black Sabbath	Under The Sun (1972)
Motorhead	Stone Deaf In The U.S.A. (1987)
Screaming Trees	Grey Diamond Desert (1988)
Greg Lake (Emerson, Lake & Palmer)	Closer To Believing (1977)

Comment:

Yet another reformatting of an older mix! Here are my original comments: [QUOTE] "My usual eclectic rock mix, as per usual. For the longest time, I had only the o-pening sequence of four completed for Disc #1, and I had no real idea of how I was gonna follow that up! Overall, I'd have to say it flows together okay. And by the way, I just barely fit everything within the 80-minute running time! I'm telling you, the Rollins Band's 'Liar' probably fell short by just a fraction of a millisecond - although there's no real way I can actually tell, since it's a slow fade! Disc #2 is perhaps a tad more cohesive than the first half - but I'll leave that for others to decide. We start off with a whopping dose of epic angst from the mighty Van Der Graaf Generator, which careens from saturnine brooding to stormy tumult during the course of its almost 17-minute running time. And we build up to a rollicking, metallic climax with Black Sabbath and Motorhead - only to have the Screaming Trees and ELP's Greg Lake then tuck us in with a pair of lullabies." [EN-D QUOTE]

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