Side A
Artist	Song
Yes	The Revealing Science Of God - Dance Of The Dawn (1973)
Joe Walsh	Rocky Mountain Way (1973)
Cinderella	Gypsy Road (1988)
Mott The Hoople	Ready For Love / After Lights (1972)
Crosby, Stills & Nash	Wooden Ships (1969)
Tool	Forty Six & 2 (1996)
Mudhoney	Let It Slide (1991)
Metallica	Where The Wild Things Are (1997)
W.A.S.P.	War Cry (1989)
Guns N' Roses	Pretty Tied Up (The Perils Of Rock N' Roll Decadence) (1991)
Manic Street Preachers	Suicide Is Painless (Theme From "M*A*S*H") (1992)
Patti Smith	Elegie (1975)
The Rolling Stones	You Gotta Move (1972)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Led Zeppelin	Carouselambra (1979)
Soundgarden	Pretty Noose (1996)
The Clash	The Magnificent Seven (1980)
Sly And The Family Stone	I Want To Take You Higher (1969)
Thin Lizzy	It's Only Money (1974)
The Preten-ders	Stop Your Sobbing (1980)
Link Wray And His Ray Men	Rumble (instrumental) (1958)
Three Dog Night	Easy To Be Hard (1969)
Living Colour	New Jack Theme (1990)
Neil Young & Crazy Horse	Cortez The Kil-ler (1975)
At The Drive-In (w / Iggy Pop)	Rolodex Propaganda (2000)
The Beatles	I'm Down (1965)
The Cult	No. 13 (1985)
Enuff Z'Nuff	Rock'N World (1993)
The Velvet Underground	Pale Blue Eyes (1969)
Nirvana	Where Did You Sleep Last Night? (1994)
Ozzy Osbourne	Road To Nowhere (1991)
Van Halen	Happy Trails (1982)

Comment:

ATTENTION! This is not a re-formatting! This is a brand spanking new mix that I just put together the night before. It's certainly been a while, hasn't it? Well, right now I'm actually down to my last two Sony CD-R blanks, and so I'm going to wait until I've chosen a really good lineup before proceeding with the next one. I'm not just going to throw together any old set of songs, and a lineup is coming together inside my head even as we speak, so I may en-d up posting it sooner than expected! Anyway, Disc #1 may look like it's a tad short on songs, but that's only because the proceedings kick off with a huge epic from Yes! Actually, I think Disc #1 turned out just a little bit better than Disc #2, because I had a more fully-formed plan for the first half than I did for the second - although I certainly think the second part turned out okay. What's really funny is that the Mott/CSN/Tool sequence gelled together a whole lot better than logic or common sense might dictate that it should have (ha, ha!) And yes, you would be correct. "Ready For Love" IS more or less the same song which guitarist Mick Ralphs brought with him to Bad Company after leaving Mott, and which also made that band's first album. I also included a Metallica song which is one of only three songs in which former bassist Jason Newsted got a co-writing credit (the other two being "Blackened" and "My Frien-d Of Misery"). (Poor guy! Even producer Bob Rock got co-writing credits for the entire friggin' "St. Anger" album!) By the way, I'd just like to dedicate Track #11 to KathrynandRupert - once again! As far as Disc #2 is concerned, don't let certain song se-lections deceive you into thinking that I'm "hipper" than I actually am - I just happen to have the "Pulp Fiction: Collector's Edition" and "Zodiac" soundtrack discs. Ha, ha, ha! (Just a few more notes: Mudhoney's "Let It Slide" was more or less a last-minute inclusion. I actually had Nirvana's "Very Ape" (1993) in mind to precede Metallica's "Where The Wild Things Are." But first of all, it wasn't as effective a bridge between Tool's "Forty Six & 2" and Metallica. And second of all, I then came up with the idea of including Nirvana's "Where Did You Sleep Last Night?" toward the en-d of Disc #2, which nixed the inclusion of anything else by Nirvana - strictly against my rules, y'know!) (Just a few more notes: Mudhoney's "Let It Slide" was more or less a last-minute inclusion. I actually had Nirvana's "Very Ape" (1993) in mind to precede Metallica's "Where The Wild Things Are." But first of all, it wasn't as effective a bridge between Tool's "Forty Six & 2" and Metallica. And second of all, I then came up with the idea of including Nirvana's "Where Did You Sleep Last Night?" toward the en-d of Disc #2, which nixed the inclusion of anything else by Nirvana - strictly against my rules, y'know!)

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