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PAZUZU MIX #164:
She's So Swishy In Her Satin And Tat, In Her Frock Coat And Bipperty-Bopperty Hat, Oh God I Could Do Better Than That!

Side A
Artist Song
Yes  Arriving UFO (Tormato - 1978) 
The Ramones  Zero Zero UFO (Brain Drain - 1989) 
Radiohead  Subterranean Homesick Alien (OK Computer - 1997) 
Creedence Clearwater Revival  It Came Out Of The Sky (Willy And The Poor Boys - 1969) 
Blue Oyster Cult  Celestial The Queen (Spectres - 1977) 
ABBA  Mamma Mia (ABBA - 1975) 
Kings Of Leon  Camaro (Because Of The Times - 2007) 
The Runaways  Cherry Bomb (The Runaways - 1976) 
The Police  Nothing Achieving (Message In A Box: The Complete Recordings [box set] - 1993/'77) 
The Rolling Stones  Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow? (Flowers [U.S.] - 1967) 
AC/DC  She's Got Balls (High Voltage [U.S.] - 1976) 
Nick Gilder  (She's) One Of The Boys (City Nights - 1978) 
Accept  Love Child (Balls To The Wall - 1984) 
Hedwig & The Angry Inch (w / Girls Against Boys)  Freaks (Hedwig & The Angry Inch [O.S.T.] - 2001) 
Alice Cooper  Be My Lover (Kil-ler - 1971) 
Lou Reed  Make Up (Transformer - 1972) 
David Bowie  Queen Bitch (Hunky Dory - 1971) 
The Who  I'm A Boy (The Ultimate Collection [compilation] - 2002/1966) 
Green Day  King For A Day (Nimrod - 1997) 
The Barbarians  Are You A Boy Or Are You A Girl (Are You A Boy Or Are You A Girl - 1966) 
Aerosmith  Dude (Looks Like A Lady) (Permanent Vacation - 1987) 
The Scorpions  He's A Woman, She's A Man (Taken By Force - 1977) 
The Kinks  Lola (Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround, Part One - 1970) 
Bob Dylan  Jet Pilot (Biograph [box set] - 1985/'65) 
Side B
ArtistSongBuy
Metallica  Helpless (The $5.98 E.P.: Garage Days Re-Revisited - 1987) 
Someone's Watching (Hey Zeus! - 1993) 
Faith No More  Midlife Crisis (Angel Dust - 1992) 
Ten Years After  I Woke Up This Morning (Ssssh - 1969) 
Soul Asylum  New World (Grave Dancers Union - 1992) 
The Cult  Ghost Dance (Rare Cult [box set] - 2000/1984) 
Ted Nugent & The Amboy Dukes  Pony Express (Call Of The Wild - 1973) 
Van Halen (w / Gary Cherone)  From Afar (Van Halen III - 1998) 
Chris Cornell  Pillow Of Your Bones (Euphoria Morning - 1999) 
Oasis  Up In The Sky (Definitely Maybe - 1994) 
Cinderella  Nobody's Fool (Night Songs - 1986) 
Living Colour  Broken Hearts (Vivid - 1988) 
Manic Street Preachers  Emily (Lifeblood - 2004) 
King's X  Higher Than God (Tape Head - 1998) 
Thin Lizzy  Slow Blues (Vagabonds Ot The Western World - 1973) 
Peter Hammill  Dr-opping The Torch (Chameleon In The Shadow Of The Night - 1973) 
Electric Angels  The Drinking Song (Electric Angels - 1990) 

Comment:

Well, I trust that the reasoning behind the sequencing of Tracks 10-24 which "make up" DISC #1 requires absolutely no explanation whatsoever! [*batting eyelashes*] It's called stockpiling, folks! (Ha, ha, ha!) (BONUS TRIVIA QUESTION: Can anyone explain how the Rolling Stones song fits into the equation - even if it's a very tenuous connection having nothing whatsoever to do with the song's lyrics??)

Arriving UFO < Zero Zero UFO < Subterranean Homesick Alien < It Came Out Of The Sky - During one of my correspondences with avocado rabbit, I proposed collaborating with him on a mix disc with an alien/UFO theme. While the majority of what I proposed has already been used up on my earlier mixes (and of course you know I never repeat myself on my own mixes), the o-pening sequence of DISC #1 provides a good example of what I had in mind. I know avocado rabbit's already finished the mix, but for the life of me I honestly can't remember if he's posted it or not. Interesting how the first half of this particular mix started out as one thing...and en-ded up being something completely different (see previous comment)! :-)

Celestial The Queen < Mamma Mia - BOC and ABBA make for a strange pair, that's for sure. But it just so happens that the chords of the former's verse section are the exact same chords of the latter's bridge! :-)

Ghost Dance - An early BBC session from the Cult, this song is not a Patti Smith cover but actually dates from when the band was still known as the Death Cult (but not Southern Death Cult).

Helpless - Metallica covers their NWOBHM heroes Diamond Head!

The Drinking Song - The closing track from the lone album released by the Electric Angels, an early '90s L.A. band. They were pretty cool, kind of a mixture of Ian Hunter, Hanoi Rocks and The Replacements. Their guitarist/songwriter Ryan Roxie went on to play guitar for Alice Cooper's band.

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njr
Date: 5/10/2009
Lovin' that BOC/ABBA sequence as well as that early Cult track.
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licoricewhip
Date: 5/11/2009
Aaah, Be My Lover..one of the best Alice Cooper songs ever!

Actually, a lot of great songs on this mix.