Side A
Artist	Song
Nirvana	Aneurysm
from Incesticide [1992 compilation] (1992)
Sparta	Cut Your Ribbon
from Wiretap Scars (2002)
ABBA	Knowing Me, Knowing You
from Arrival (1976)
The Rollins Band	Tearing
from The End Of Silence (1992)
Lou Reed	Who Am I? (Tripitena's Song)
from NYC Man: The Collection 1967-2003 [2005 compilation] (2002)
Black Sabbath	Looking For Today
from Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (1973)
The Beatles	Any Time At All
from A Hard Day's Night [U.K.] (1964)
Tom Morello: The Nightwatchman	The Road I Must Travel
from One Man Revolution (2007)
The Smiths	Panic
from Louder Than Bombs [1987 compilation] (1986)
Lynyrd Skynyrd	Saturday Night Special
from Nuthin' Fancy (1975)
Mindfunk	Ride And Drive
from Mind Funk (1991)
The Pretenders	Time The Avenger
from Learning To Crawl (1984)
Terry Reid	Seed Of Memory
from Seed Of Memory (1976)
Anthrax	Hy Pro Glo
from Sound Of White Noise (1993)
The Mars Volta	Eriatarka
from De-Loused In The Comatorium (2003)
Loudness	Take Me Home
from Hurricane Eyes (1987)
Alan White (+ Jon Anderson & Steve Howe)	Spring - Song Of Innocence
from Ramshackled (1976)
Jane's Addiction	Classic Girl
from Ritual De Lo Habitual (1990)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
L7	Wargasm
from Bricks Are Heavy (1992)
Joy Division	Digital
from Substance [1988 compilation] (1979)
Suede	Every Monday Morning Comes
from Sci-Fi Lullabies [1997 compilation] (1996)
Mudhoney	Who You Driving Now?
from Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge (1991)
Carl Palmer (Emerson, Lake & Palmer)	New Orleans (instrumental)
from Works, Volume 1 (1977)
The Police	Low Life
from Message In A Box: The Complete Recordings [1993 box set] (1981)
Peter Hammill	Vision
from Fool's Mate (1971)
Hanoi Rocks	Two Steps From The Move
from Hanoi Rocks Box [2001 box set] (1984)
Soundgarden	Swallow My Pride
from Fopp [EP] (1988)
Iggy Pop	Corruption
from Avenue B (1999)
Deconstruction (w / Dave Navarro & Eric Avery)	Son
from Deconstruction (1994)
Skid Row	Riot Act
from Slave To The Grind (1991)
The Nymphs	Revolt
from Nymphs (1991)
Mott The Hoople	I Can Feel
from Mad Shadows (1970)
Saigon Kick	Body Bags
from The Lizard (1992)
The Fluid	Fool's Rule
from Roadmouth (1989)
The Rolling Stones	Winter
from Goats Head Soup (1973)
The New York Dolls	Babylon
from Too Much Too Soon (1974)
Montrose	Rock The Nation
from Montrose (1973)
Hedwig & The Angry Inch	Midnight Radio
from Hedwig & The Angry Inch [O.S.T.] (2001)
King's X	The Burning Down
from Gretchen Goes To Nebraska (1989)

Comment:

DISC #1:
Well, here's the first half of the second volume! And once again, things tend to be on the eclectic side (even if still squarely within the "rock" category). For example, I've got an ABBA song and a (Henry) Rollins Band song back-to-back...but they're both breakup songs, so they're natural companions! Also, I love the cognitive dissonance which would inevitably result from juxtaposing someone like Morrissey advocating burning down discos and hanging DJ's and someone like Ronnie Van Zant condemning handgun violence! Also, not to blow my own horn too loudly or anything, but I'm pretty darn proud of that closing sequence: A churning heavy-metal/prog thunderstorm from Anthrax, Mars Volta and Loudness (from Japan - remember them?), after which the clouds part and we're blessed with the glorious red sunset lullaby of a solo number from former Yes members followed by Perry Farrell and Jane's Addiction!

DISC #2:
The concluding second half of the second volume. I don't know if anyone other than me would be quite daft enough to sequence together songs by '90s Brit-rockers Suede, Seattle grunge purists Mudhoney, a solo number from '70s prog drum god Carl Palmer, a Police B-side, and a lovely solo ballad from Van Der Graaf Generator frontman Peter Hammill - but if I am the only one, it's a singular distinction that I wear with pride! Quite a few rarities here, including a Hanoi Rocks album title track which ended up not making the final cut of the album! In addition, there are quite a few items here which I do believe are now out of print, including an acoustic ballad by Jane's Addiction-spinoff Deconstruction, a punky raver from L.A. goth/punk/metal outfit The Nymphs (fronted by the fiery Inger Lorre), and also one from Denver-based Sub Pop recording artists The Fluid. Another pretty darn good pair of closing ballads as well, if I do say so myself!

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