Side A
Artist	Song
W.A.S.P.	The Heretic (The Lost Child) (The Headless Children - 1989)
DREAM THEATER	New Millenium (Falling Into Infinity - 1997)
RADIOHEAD	There There (Hail To The Thief - 2003)
BOB DYLAN	As I Went Out One Morning (John Wesley Harding - 1967)
R.E.M.	Welcome To The Occupation (Document - 1987)
SEVEN-DUST	Prodigal Son (Chapter VII: Hope & Sorrow - 2008)
ELVIS PRESLEY	Blue Suede Shoes (Elvis Presley - 1956)
MOTORHEAD & GIRLSCHOOL	Please Don't Touch (No Remorse [compilation] - 1984/'81)
THE KNICKERBOCKERS	Lies (Lies - 1965)
THE SWEET	Action (Give Us A Wink - 1976)
BLUE OYSTER CULT	Golden Age Of Leather (Spectres - 1977)
THE STOOGES (w / Iggy Pop)	My Idea Of Fun (The Weirdness - 2007)
AT THE DRIVE-IN	Catacombs (Relationship Of Command [bonus track] - 2000)
VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR	Into A Game (The Aerosol Grey Machine - 1969)
JAPAN	Television (Adolescent Sex - 1978)
QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE	I Think I Lost My Headache (Rated R - 2000)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
TOOL	Stinkfist (Aenima - 1996)
THE ROLLINS BAND	What Do You Do (The En-d Of Silence - 1992)
HOLE	Gutless (Live Through This - 1994)
LIVING COLOUR	Nothingness (Stain - 1993)
WAYNE KRAMER	Shining Mr. Lincoln's Shoes (Citizen Wayne - 1997)
SKID ROW	Firesign (Subhuman Race - 1995)
ALICE IN CHAINS	A Little Bitter (Last Action Hero [O.S.T. - V/A] - 1993)
THIN LIZZY	Downtown Sundown (Bad Reputation - 1977)
SAIGON KICK	Sunshine (Devil In The Details - 1995)
KING'S X	Life Going By (Ear Candy - 1996)
THE VELVET UNDERGROUND	Oh! Sweet Nuthin' (Loaded - 1970)
X	Drawn In The Dark (Hey Zeus! - 1993)
ROGER WATERS	Amused To Death (Amused To Death - 1992)
L7	Talk Box (Hungry For Stink - 1994)
WHITE ZOMBIE	Warp Asylum (La Sexorcisto: Devil Music, Vol. 1 - 1992)
SMASHING PUMPKINS	I'm Going Crazy (Gish [hidden track] - 1991)

Comment:

Another pair of eliminations:
151. Van Der Graaf Generator - The Aerosol Grey Machine (1969) (#152 - 2/10/09)
152. Thin Lizzy - Bad Reputation (1977) (#152 - 2/10/09)

There There < As I Went Out One Morning - For some reason, I thought that these two numbers would go together really well! Perhaps it's because they share a vaguely similar lyrical subtext...or, al-ternatively, it could be that I made some sort of subconscious connection between the woodland imagery of the Radiohead video (which has singer Thom Yorke skulking suspiciously through some stop-motion Grimm's Fairy Tale forest landscape) and the woodland backdr-op of the cover image of the John Wesley Harding album! Whatever the case is, here's a sage piece of advice to my fellow AOTM'ers: The subconscious can be a mixer's greatest ally!

Welcome To The Occupation < Prodigal Son < Blue Suede Shoes - For some reason, I was less than certain about R.E.M. leading into Elvis Presley, so I came up with the (in retrospect odd) notion of the Seven-dust song serving as a bridge between the two! I honestly don't think it works all that well as such, but it does have singer Lajon Witherspoon saying "Let's give 'em their money's worth!" right before the band slams into the final notes at the en-d...which leads right into Elvis' "Well, it's one for the money / Two for the show..." (Ha, ha, ha!) So...while I'm not bowled over, I think it will do! [*wink*]

Into A Game < Television < I Think I Lost My Headache
Amused To Death < Talk Box < Warp Asylum < I'm Going Crazy - Whenever you're planning on concluding any disc with a series of long tracks (anywhere between 5-10 minutes, or longer), there's always a careful amount of calculation which must be done in terms of adding up the running times of the final sequence of tracks, so you know how much time you'll need to allow yourself at the en-d. Otherwise, y'know...you're screwed!! :( :( :(

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