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#225 - Somebody Said They Saw Me, Swinging The World By The Tail, Bouncing Over A White Cloud...

Side A
Artist Song
Pearl Jam  Gonna See My Friend 
Green Day  Hitchin' A Ride 
Nico Vega  Million Years 
Danzig  Soul Eater 
Iron Maiden  Infinite Dreams 
Derek And The Dominos (w / Eric Clapton)  Bell Bottom Blues 
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss  Killing The Blues 
King's X  The Big Picture 
Radiohead  Backdrifts 
Pantera  Primal Concrete Sledge 
Accept  Turn Me On 
Metallica  Astronomy 
Heaven & Hell (Black Sabbath)  Breaking Into Heaven 
W.A.S.P.  U. 
Jane's Addiction  1970 (live) 
Ten Years After  I'm Going Home (live) 
Side B
ArtistSongBuy
Ennio Morricone  The Surrender (La Resa) (instrumental) 
Bob Dylan  Love Sick 
Whitesnake  Looking For Love 
Saigon Kick  Going On 
ZZ Top  It's So Hard 
Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe  Brother Of Mine: The Big Dream / Nothing Can Come Between Us / Long Lost Brother Of Mine 
Journey  Anytime 
The Beatles  When I Get Home 
The Clash  Gates Of The West 
The Cult  Zap City 
Soul Asylum  Twiddly Dee 
Blue Oyster Cult  Good To Feel Hungry 
U2  Trash, Trampoline And The Party Girl 
Cheap Trick  How Are You / Oh Claire 
Hanoi Rocks  I Feel Alright (1970) (live) 
Mott The Hoople  Keep A Knockin' (live) 

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ATTENTION: I hadn't finished with #224 at the time I first posted it, but it's complete now! Perhaps people missed it because by the time I was finished, it had kind of drifted "off the charts," so to speak. Check it out and let me know what you think! :-)

"Astronomy" / "Good To Feel Hungry" - A cover of a classic Blue Oyster Cult tune from Metallica, and the most recent (to date) Blue Oyster Cult original!

"1970" (X 2) - Two blistering live covers of the Stooges classic. "I feel alright," indeed! :-)

"I'm Going Home" / "Keep A Knockin'" - Two more raucous live numbers, from Ten Years After and Mott The Hoople. The first may be credited to Alvin Lee, and the second may be a Little Richard cover, but they're both kind of mini-medleys of high-energy rock 'n' roll standards. (And coincidentally, both of them incorporate Elvis' "Mean Woman Blues"!)

"Love Sick" < "Looking For Love" < "Going On" < "It's So Hard" < "Brother Of Mine" < "Anytime" < "When I Get Home" - While I think that overall, DISC #1 came together perhaps a tad more cohesively and naturally - owing no doubt to the fact that I had been thinking about the running order for several days - I think there's something about the first half of DISC #2, starting with Dylan's "Love Sick," that totally works like gangbusters. The overall vibe is somewhat forlorn and melancholy - downbeat and not particularly aggressive at all - but gradually the pace picks up and the vibe becomes more upbeat and optimistic by the time we get to Journey and the Beatles.

Two eliminations today (#225 - 11/4/09):
Accept - "Balls To The Wall" (1984)
Heaven & Hell (Black Sabbath) - "The Devil You Know" (2009)

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