Side A
Artist	Song
The Rolling Stones	Sympathy For The Devil (1968)
Alice In Chains	We Die Young (1990)
Van Morrison	Astral Weeks (1968)
Joy Division	Isolation (1980)
Peter Hammill	Modern (1974)
Heart	Crazy On You (1975)
ZZ Top	Pearl Necklace (1981)
Emerson, Lake & Palmer	Paper Blood (1992)
Shooting Gallery (w / Andy McCoy)	House Of Ecstasy (1992)
Cheap Trick	The Flame (1988)
Soul Asylum	Sometime To Return (1988)
Judas Priest	Breaking The Law (1980)
Slade	Coz I Luv You (1971)
The Preten-ders	Message Of Love (1981)
The Beatles	Day Tripper (1965)
Electric Light Orchestra	One Summer Dream (1975)
Yes	Hearts (1983)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Pink Floyd	Astronomy Domine (1967)
Montrose	Let's Go (1976)
Mott The Hoople	The Golden Age Of Rock 'N' Roll (1974)
Black Sabbath	Sign Of The Southern Cross (1981)
Guns N' Roses (w / Alice Cooper)	The Garden (1991)
Saigon Kick	I Love You (1993)
The Jam	In The City (1977)
The Who	So Sad About Us (1966)
Temple Of The Dog (w / Eddie Vedder)	Hunger Strike (1991)
Terry Reid	To Be Treated (1976)
Thin Lizzy	Freedom Song (1975)
King Crimson	Ladies Of The Road (1971)
The Germs	Lions Share (from "Cruising") (1980)
Van Der Graaf (Generator)	Urban/Kil-ler/Urban (live version) (1978)
Warrior Soul	Fightin' The War (1995)
Screaming Trees	I've Seen You Before (1990)
Queen	Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together) (1976)

Comment:

Well, here I come again with a brand-spanking new mix! Last time around I was kind of making it up on the spot, and although I think it's okay, it didn't really represent my best effort. So I gave myself a little more time to think about the next one, and in the meantime I "re-converted" a few of my older CD mixes into the cassette format - the better to show both halves of the set side by side. Anyway, I would just like to dedicate Track #4 on Disc #1 and Track #7 on Disc #2 to KathrynandRupert - and I'm throwing in Track #8 on Disc #2 for good measure! (And if you're a fan, you'll understand the connection.) Just a few more things: I was on the fence for a while with regard to which Joy Division song I was going to use, "Interzone" or "Isolation." I ultimately went with the latter (although I think perhaps the former may have worked). And until the last minute, I was going to put the Preten-ders' "Talk Of The Town" on until it occurred to me that it would be more logical to put "Message Of Love" after Slade's "Coz I Luv You" - because rhythmically I think they go rather naturally together! Well, until next time...

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