Side A
Artist	Song
Clint Mansell (w / Kronos Quartet)	Summer Overture (instrumental) (from "Requiem For A Dream") (2000)
Black Sabbath	War Pigs (1970)
Smashing Pumpkins	Tonight, Tonight (1995)
KISS	Anything For My Baby (1975)
Enuff Z'Nuff	Happy Holiday (1996)
Coverdale/Page	Waiting On You (1993)
Van Der Graaf Generator	Out Of My Book (1970)
At The Drive-In	Starslight (1996)
Anthrax	Packaged Rebellion (1993)
Pink Floyd	Another Brick In The Wall (Part 1) (1979)
Pink Floyd	The Happiest Days Of Our Lives (1979)
Pink Floyd	Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2) (1979)
Soundgarden	665 (1998)
Metallica	The Unforgiven (1991)
Pearl Jam	Hey Foxymophandlemama, That's Me (Stupid Mop) (1994)
Chris Squire	Safe (Canon Song) (1975)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Accept	Fast As A Shark (1983)
Cinderella	Night Songs (1996)
Eddie Vedder	Setting Forth (from "Into The Wild") (2007)
The Police	Walking On The Moon (1979)
Blitzspeer	Truck Of Love (1991)
The Fluid	Is It Day I'm Seeing? (1989)
Rage Against The Machine	Bulls On Parade (1996)
The Preten-ders	2000 Miles (1984)
Manic Street Preachers	Last Christmas (live version) (1996)
The Fall	Bingo Master (1978)
The Other Half	Mr. Pharmacist (1966)
Emerson, Lake & Palmer	Benny The Bouncer (1973)
My Chemical Romance	Mama (2006)
Sy-stem Of A Down	Lonely Day (2005)
Megadeth	Of Mice And Men (2004)
The Darkness	Love Is Only A Feeling (2003)
The Motors	Dancing The Night Away (1977)
Pink Floyd	Another Brick In The Wall (Part 3) (1979)
Soundgarden	667 (1988)
Metallica	The Unforgiven II (1997)
The Beatles (w / Yoko Ono)	Revolution 9 (1968)
Queen	My Melancholy Blues (1977)

Comment:

Well, once again, Merry Christmas and/or Happy Holidays, everybody! I had just enough money left after finishing my Christmas shopping to buy myself a new 25-pack of Sony CD-R's, and now here's a mix with a couple more tunes for the holiday season (you can probably guess which ones). But wait a minute! Horror of horrors! What's THIS?! Multiple and flagrant rule violations galore!: FOUR songs from Pink Floyd, TWO from Soundgarden, and TWO from Metallica! What gives?! Well...in all honesty, I can offer no real defense, but I think that my radical ben-ding of the "no two songs by the same artist in the same mix" rule is justified in this particular case. I mean, after all, Pink Floyd "Another Brick In The Wall" is basically one big medley, and Soundgarden's "665-667" (from their 1988 "Ultramega OK") is basically one jokey satanic parody split into two tracks, and I think that just this once it's perfectly accept-able to put both of Metallica's "Unforgiven"s on the same mix. My basic premise here was to have the closing sequences of Discs #1 and #2 mirror or reflect each other, and on those grounds, I think I get off the hook! (You may also notice that here we have the greatest disparity in terms of the number of tracks on both discs.) Also, just as a trivial aside, perhaps KathrynandRupert can guess how the artists of Tracks #10 & 11 on Disc #2 are connected! Anyway...I've actually got another mix cooking in my head right now, and I've got almost three-fourths of it figured out. And that's half the battle, even before anything is committed to plastic! Have a safe and happy holiday season, everybody! :-)

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