Side A
Artist	Song
Cream	White Room (1968)
Rush	Closer To The Heart (1977)
Aerosmith	Rats In The Cellar (1976)
Oasis	Live Forever (1994)
L7	Preten-d We're Dead (1992)
The Doors	Been Down So Long (1971)
The Mars Volta	The Widow (2005)
King's X	The Difference (In The Garden Of St. Anne's-On-The-Hill) (1989)
Keith Emerson	Coffee Time (instrumental) (from "Murderock") (1984)
Anthrax	Tester (1995)
U2	Electrical Storm (2002)
Iggy Pop	Tonight (1977)
Rich-ard Hell & The Voidoids	Love Comes In Spurts (1977)
Van Der Graaf Generator	La Rossa (1976)
Yes	Heart Of The Sunrise (1971)
Led Zeppelin	When The Levee Breaks (1971)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Judas Priest	Out In The Cold (1986)
Emerson, Lake & Palmer	Tiger In A Spotlight (1977)
Nirvana	Big Long Now (1989)
Manic Street Preachers	Judge Yr'self (1995)
Motorhead (w / Ozzy Osbourne & Slash)	I Ain't No Nice Guy (1992)
Seven-dust	Enemy (2003)
Social Distortion	I Was Wrong (1996)
Black Sabbath	Hotline (1983)
The Velvet Underground	Jesus (1969)
Patti Smith	Wing (1996)
Dream Theater	Take Away My Pain (1997)
Mudhoney	Overblown (1992)
Down	Dog Tired (2002)
Twisted Sister	Shoot 'Em Down (1982)
Joy Division	Love Will Tear Us Apart (1980)
Mott The Hoople	The Moon Upstairs (1972)
The Who	The Song Is Over (1971)
Queen	No One But You (Only The Good Die Young) (1997)

Comment:

Well, folks...This is it!! No more reformattings!! This is our last trip down memory line, and it's all-new mix sets from this point on!

Well...I actually don't have all that much to say about this one, except to say that it's about as representative of my tastes as anything else I've posted! :-)

The sequence of #5-7 on Disc #2 (Motorhead, Seven-dust, Social Distortion) is something I very much deliberately and consciously conceived, the thematic connection between them having to do with three "E"'s: Ego, Enmity, and Estrangement! (If you know the lyrics to all three songs, you'll understand why I think they make for a very good grouping.)

Elsewhere, we have heavy blues from Zeppelin, prog epics from Van Der Graaf and Yes, a movie instrumental from Keith Emerson, the very last track recorded by the Manics before the disappearance of guitarist/lyricist Richey James (between The Holy Bible and Everything Must Go albums), the very last studio track recorded by the surviving members of Queen (in tribute to the late Freddie Mercury), the last single released by Joy Division, a very religious acoustic ballad from the Velvets...and more. In other words, the sorts of things you'd probably naturally expect to see side by side in one of my mixes at this point in time (ha, ha)! [*wink!*]

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