Side A
Artist	Song
KISS	Detroit Rock City (1976)
Led Zeppelin	Night Flight (1975)
Kings Of Leon	Red Morning Light (2003)
Pacific Gas & Electric	Staggolee (1970)
Velvet Revolver	Get Out The Door (2007)
Rush	Lakeside Park (1975)
The Turtles	Outside Chance (1966)
Demolition 23 (w / Michael Monroe)	Hammersmith Palais (1994)
Bob Dylan	Forever Young (1974)
Suede	The Power (1994)
The Beatles	If I Needed Someone (1965)
Live	Lakini's Juice (1997)
A Perfect Circle	The Noose (2003)
Ozzy Osbourne	I Just Want You (1995)
Manic Street Preachers	To Repel Ghosts (2004)
Aerosmith	Kings And Queens (1977)
The Smiths	Girlfrien-d In A Coma (1987)
Patti Smith Group	So You Wanna Be (A Rock 'N' Roll Star) (1979)
Pink Floyd	Have A Cigar (1975)
Judas Priest	Dissident Aggressor (1977)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Screaming Trees	Shadow Of The Season (1992)
Jane's Addiction	Then She Did... (1990)
Metallica	Escape (1984)
Mott The Hoople	Rose (1973)
Derek & The Dominos (w / Eric Clapton)	Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad? (1970)
The Monks	Complication (1966)
Nouvelle Vague	Too Drunk To Fuck (2004)
Hanoi Rocks	Fast Car (1985)
The New York Dolls	I Ain't Got Nothin' (2006)
The Cult	Sweet Salvation (1991)
King's X	Shot Of Love (1988)
L7	Monster (1992)
Anthrax (w / Joey Belladonna & John Bush)	Ball Of Confusion (1999)
Joy Division	Heart And Soul (1980)
The Doors	The En-d (1967)
Nirvana	En-dless, Nameless (1991)
Johnny Mann Singers	The Sound Of The City (from Zodiac) (19??)

Comment:

Well, here's MIX #49! This time around, on Disc #1, I pulled off the trick of putting three "Smiths" together in a row (Tracks #16-18). I always wanted to do that, actually! Actually, it was sort of by accident that I pulled that off, because I wanted to put Joy Division's "Heart And Soul" next-to-last on Disc #1, right between Floyd and Priest, but there wasn't quite enough room, so I substituted one Manchester outfit for another (Morrissey & Co.), and PRESTO! Three "Smiths" in a row! Anyway, I personally think that "Heart And Soul" makes for a rather effective lead-in to "The En-d" on Disc #2. Of course, "The En-d" isn't literally the en-d. That would be WAY too bloody obvious, right?? So I followed up with Nirvana's "En-dless, Nameless" (ha, ha!), which you may remember as the unlisted extra track on some editions of "Nevermind" or from the "Come As You Are" single CD. (By the way, on the quiet bit, Kurt Cobain can be heard quietly moaning, "Mother...mother..." Coming after Jim Morrison's Oedipal saga, that's actually...well, kind of creepy!) And I capped the whole thing off with a San Francisco radio jingle featured in the recent movie "Zodiac," which concludes the soundtrack album! Elsewhere, we've got two tracks from Rhino's first "Nuggets" box set (you guess which ones!) and one track apiece from each film in Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez's "Grindhouse" double-feature (again, you guess which ones!).

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