Side A
Artist	Song
Robert Rodriguez	"Grindhouse" (Main Titles) (instrumental) (2007)
U2	Vertigo (2004)
R.E.M.	What's The Frequency, Kenneth? (1994)
Yes	I've Seen All Good People: Your Move / All Good People (1971)
Guns N' Roses	Since I Don't Have You (1993)
Green Day	Longview (1994)
Van Halen	Feel Your Love Tonight (1978)
King's X	Dogman (1994)
Mad Season (w / Layne Staley, Mike McCready & Mark Lanegan)	I'm Above (1995)
The Beatles	Things We Said Today (1964)
My Chemical Romance	Teenagers (2006)
The Mars Volta	Concertina (2002)
Van Der Graaf Generator	House With No Door (1970)
The Velvet Underground	I Heard Her Call My Name (1968)
Green River	Unwind (1987)
Blue Oyster Cult	Don't Fear The Reaper (1976)
King Crimson	Epitaph (1969)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Lou Reed	Street Hassle (1978)
Emerson, Lake & Palmer	From The Be-ginning (1972)
Peter Hammill	A Perfect Date (1986)
Maria McKee	If Love Is A Red Dress (Hang Me In Rags) (1993)
Jefferson Airplane	Today (1967)
Robin Trower	Bridge Of Sighs (1974)
Soundgarden	Tighter And Tighter (1996)
At The Drive-In	Invalid Litter Dept. (2000)
John Lennon	Cold Turkey (1969)
The Who	Time Is Passing (1971)
Screaming Trees	Walk Through To This Side (1988)
The Ramones	Rockaway Beach (1977)
Manic Street Preachers	From Despair To Where (1993)
Neil Young	Rockin' In The Free World (1989)
Queen	Las Palabras De Amor (The Words Of Love) (1982)
Pearl Jam	State Of Love And Trust (1992)
Led Zeppelin	Sick Again (1975)

Comment:

This is a reformatting of the second of my so-called "Halloween Mixes." Overall, I would have to say that the song se-lection on this mix is even less particularly "Halloween" than that of Mix #27. But still, following in the tradition of its predecessor, we kickstart the show with a horror movie theme: On that disc, we began with Goblin's theme from Dario Argento's "Suspiria," appropriately followed by Rob Zombie's "American Witch," and this time around, we be-gin with the Main Titles for Robert Rodgriguez's "Grindhouse: Planet Terror," composed by the man himself! And I suppose Lennon's moans and screams toward the en-d of "Cold Turkey" are bloodcurdling enough to qualify as sufficiently seasonal! Also, I was always kind of on the fence about sequencing Robin Trower's "Bridge Of Sighs" together with Soundgarden's "Tighter And Tighter" - I was always struck by how both songs had a kind of heavy, sinister, intense vibe about them, but I wasn't really all that sure whether or they would work effectively back to back, or if it would just en-d up seeming repetitive. But I personally think that the sequence works quite effectively. What do you think??

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