Other Mixes By Darth Pazuzu
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Rock - Hard Rock
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Rock - Hard Rock
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Rock - Hard Rock
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Rock - Hard Rock
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Rock - Hard Rock
PAZUZU MIX #33:
What Comes Is Better Than What Came Before
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| METALLICA | Hit The Lights (Kill 'Em All - 1983) | |
| MEGADETH | Mechanix (Killing Is My Business...And Business Is Good! - 1985) | |
| THE WHO | 5:15 (Quadrophenia - 1973) | |
| AEROSMITH | Sight For Sore Eyes (Draw The Line - 1977) | |
| AUDIOSLAVE | Gasoline (Audioslave - 2002) | |
| THE MOODY BLUES | Eyes Of A Child (To Our Children's Children's Children - 1969) | |
| THE BEATLES | I've Just Seen A Face (Help! [U.K.] - 1965) | |
| SOUL ASYLUM | Little Too Clean (Hang Time - 1988) | |
| THE ROLLING STONES | Ruby Tuesday (Between The Buttons [U.S.] - 1967) | |
| MANIC STREET PREACHERS (+ Nina Persson) | Your Love Alone Is Not Enough (Send Away The Tigers - 2007) | |
| VAN MORRISON | Moondance (Moondance - 1970) | |
| THIN LIZZY | Dancing In The Moonlight (It's Caught Me In Its Spotlight) (Bad Reputation - 1977) | |
| ZZ TOP | Heard It On The X (Fandango! - 1975) | |
| THE STOOGES (w / Iggy Pop) | T.V. Eye (Funhouse - 1970) | |
| ERIC BURDON & WAR | Magic Mountain (Love Is All Around [compilation] - 1976/'71) | |
| IRON MAIDEN | Run To The Hills (The Number Of The Beast - 1982) | |
| STONE TEMPLE PILOTS | Lady Picture Show (Tiny Music...Songs From The Vatican Gift Shop - 1996) | |
| LED ZEPPELIN | The Ocean (Houses Of The Holy - 1973) | |
| KING CRIMSON | In The Court Of The Crimson King (In The Court Of The Crimson King - 1969) | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| WHITESNAKE | Crying In The Rain (Whitesnake [1987] - 1987) | |
| SUEDE | Electricity (Head Music - 1999) | |
| VAN HALEN (w / Gary Cherone) | One I Want (Van Halen III - 1998) | |
| R.E.M. (+ Patti Smith) | E-Bow The Letter (New Adventures In Hi-Fi - 1996) | |
| RUSH | A Farewell To Kings (A Farewell To Kings - 1977) | |
| CROSBY, STILLS & NASH | Suite: Judy Blue Eyes (Crosby, Stills & Nash - 1969) | |
| THE POLICE | De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da (Zenyatta Mondatta - 1980) | |
| EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER | The Sheriff (Trilogy - 1972) | |
| CAPTAIN BEEFHEART & HIS MAGIC BAND | Diddy Wah Diddy (The Legendary A&M Sessions [EP] - 1984/'66) | |
| DEF LEPPARD | Billy's Got A Gun (Pyromania - 1983) | |
| PINK FLOYD | Don't Leave Me Now (The Wall - 1979) | |
| PANTERA | This Love (Vulgar Display Of Power - 1992) | |
| VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR | Pilgrims (Still Life - 1976) | |
| CAT POWER | I Found A Reason (The Covers Record - 2000) | |
| GRAND FUNK (RAILROAD) | Loneliest Rider (We're An American Band - 1973) | |
| SOCIAL DISTORTION | Down Here (With The Rest Of Us) (White Light, White Heat, White Trash - 1996) | |
Comment:
Well, you may have noticed something a little different this time around. Yes, I've decided to use the cassette format for listing my CD mixes, mainly because I put them together as two-disc volumes, and I thought it would do my creations a greater justice to see both halves listed side by side. Even though together these are technically DISCS #65 and 66, together they comprise VOLUME #33, so I listed this collective volume as MIX #33. I hope that clears up any confusion! (Not that I think you wouldn't have figured it out yourselves - mind you, I don't think anyone out there's an idiot - but it's better to be explicit about the nature of any significant changes.)Also, from now on I'm going to give a title to each of my mixes based on a lyric of one of the featured songs - in this case, a line from I Found A Reason, a Lou Reed/Velvet Underground song covered here by Cat Power (which I first heard and fell in love with in the movie V For Vendetta).
Feedback:
I think the Cat Power cover is better than the original. Anyway, interesting mix.
Lots to enjoy here: the Who, Van the Man, ZZ, Stooges, Maiden, STP, Zep, KC, REM, Police, and Cat Power.
Way to go! This looks like a lot of fun, at least for the pre-1985 tunes. I'm not big on Megadeath or Whitesnake, but the rest looks great. Now you are just missing a way to share. I like the change in titling as well.
I also love that Cat Power version more than the original.
By diddly . . . . this makes me feel old . . . in particular the arguments that we had at School when Rush released that album and the arguments at college when Iron Maiden 'sold-out' with this single !That REM/Patti Smith is always in my current top 10 of all time listings - and it is all about Patti !!
sorry, forgot to say that this is a better format/titling convention for your mixes. Well done.
Lots of interesting picks...always liked that Led Zep track a lot, and great ones from the Stooges, Beefheart, REM, and the Stones, just to name a few. And kudos on the new format too!
fine selections from the moody blues, beatles, van morrison, and king crimson. i hope you can fulfill the promise of your title. thanks!
Fine enough mix... but, with all due respect to certain commenters below -- the Cat Power cover of "I Found A Reason" better than the original? I'm sorry, but you simply must retract that statement. No, really, I insist. Everything about the original is simply perfect; the cover is a fine reworking, but you might as well say that William Shatner's take on "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds" is an improvement on the original. Well, actually, ok, it sort of is, so bad example...
the all-inclusive format is a plus, as well as the more descriptive titles. nice work, Darth. great Rolling Stones pick, and like The Police track on disc two. I'll have to listen to Cat Power/Lou Reed versions again and throw in my 2 cents.