Side A
Artist	Song
Motorhead	Back At The Funny Farm (1983)
Iggy & The Stooges	Search And Destroy (1973)
White Zombie	Super-Ch-arger Heaven (1995)
Helix	Gimme Gimme Good Lovin' (1984)
Van Halen	Jamie's Cryin' (1978)
Alice In Chains	Shame In You (1995)
Black Sabbath	Supernaut (1972)
Led Zeppelin	Four Sticks (1971)
The Fluid	She Don't Understand (1993)
Thin Lizzy	Sitamoia (1974)
Peter Hammill	Tapeworm (1974)
The New York Dolls	Frankenstein (1973)
Megadeth	Wake Up Dead (1986)
ABBA	The Visitors (Crackin' Up) (1981)
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band	Moonlight On Vermont (1969)
The Beatles	Helter Skelter (1968)
Manic Street Preachers	There By The Grace Of God (2002)
Yes	Release, Release (1978)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Guns N' Roses	Civil War (1991)
A Perfect Circle	Imagine (2004)
Van Der Graaf (Generator)	Last Frame (1977)
Metallica	My Frien-d Of Misery (1991)
Pantera	Rise (1992)
The Doors	Tightrope Ride (1971)
Ted Nugent	Death By Misadventure (1977)
Free	Little Bit Of Love (1972)
Accept	T.V. War (1986)
Chris Cornell	Disappearing One (1999)
Pink Floyd	Run Like Hell (1979)
Blue Oyster Cult	E.T.I. (Extra Terrestrial Intelligence) (1976)
R.E.M.	Everybody Hurts (1992)
Emerson, Lake & Palmer	Pirates (1977)
Pearl Jam	Around The Ben-d (1996)

Comment:

And yet another reformatting! O-pening up with a scorching three-pronged assault from Lemmy, Iggy and Rob, and closing with a quirkily jubilant rocker from Yes, Disc #1 definitely takes my warped ideal of eclecticism to admittedly lunatic extremes - 'cause let's face it, lunacy is the only honest way you can describe the sequencing of Megadeth, ABBA and Captain Beefheart all one after another!

Disc #2 wasn't exactly one of my strongest efforts, at least in its totality, although I think it's fairly decent in terms of individual songs. I decided to include a number from the short-lived post-Jim Morrison three-piece Doors, an epic adventure yarn from ELP, a haunting, minor-key cover of a John Lennon classic from Maynard James Keenan and A Perfect Circle, and I close out the show with a gentle lullaby from Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam!

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