Side A
Artist	Song
Motley Crue	In The Be-ginning (1983)
Motley Crue	Shout At The Devil (1983)
Pearl Jam	Once (1991)
Screaming Trees	Cold Rain (1987)
Bob Dylan	Lay Lady Lay (1969)
Hanoi Rocks	M.C. Baby (1981)
The Cult	Take The Power (2001)
Suede	The 2 Of Us (1994)
The Rolling Stones	You Got Me Rocking (1994)
The Beatles	Birthday (1968)
Nirvana	Scoff (1989)
Rage Against The Machine	People Of The Sun (1996)
Rollins Band	Disconnect (1994)
At The Drive-In	Rascuache (1999)
Saigon Kick	Hostile Youth (1992)
The Mamas & The Papas	Twelve-Thirty (Young Girls Are Coming To The Canyon) (1967)
The Ramones	I Just Want To Have Something To Do (1978)
The Who	I've Had Enough (1973)
Rainbow	Catch The Rainbow (1975)
Led Zeppelin	The Rain Song (live version) (1973)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
King Crimson	Providence (instrumental) (1974)
Soundgarden	Hand Of God (1987)
Deep Purple	Fireball (1971)
R.E.M.	Horse To Water (2008)
Robin Trower	Lady Love (1974)
Them (w / Van Morrison)	Here Comes The Night (1965)
The Doors	Queen Of The Highway (al-ternative version) (1969)
Manic Street Preachers	Strip It Down (live version) (1992)
Def Leppard	Hysteria (1987)
The Police	Can't Stand Losing You (1978)
Heart	Who Will You Run To (1987)
David Bowie	Five Years (1972)
Metallica	The En-d Of The Line (2008)
Pantera	Hollow (1992)
Stone Temple Pilots	Plush (1992)
Alice In Chains	Swing On This (1994)
Kings Of Leon	Rememo (2004)
ABBA	Thank You For The Music (1977)

Comment:

Today's "elimination" is:
King Crimson - Red (1974)

Horse To Water / The En-d Of The Line - More new R.E.M.! More new Metallica! :-)

The Rain Song - The only Led Zeppelin song that I prefer the live version to over the studio version. This is from the soundtrack to The Song Remains The Same.

Providence < Hand Of God - Get it? Get it?? :-)

I've Had Enough < Catch The Rainbow < The Rain Song - A closing sequence (to Disc #1) that I had plotted out in advance. At the risk of sounding boastful, I think it's rather startlingly moving myself!

Swing On This < Rememo < Thank You For The Music - Well...the closing sequence for Disc #2 is a bit odd, I'll quite readily admit! Heck, perhaps it even works...

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