Side A
Artist	Song
Black Sabbath	Never Say Die (1978)
The Cult	She Sells Sanctuary (long version) (1985)
The Doors	Break On Through (To The Other Side) (1967)
The Beatles	Dear Prudence (1968)
Megadeth	Almost Honest (1997)
Thin Lizzy	Hollywood (Down On Your Luck) (1981)
The Who	Dreaming From The Waist (1975)
Peter Hammill	Rubicon (1974)
The Police	Too Much Information (1981)
Cheap Trick	Had To Make You Mine (1990)
Joey Ramone	What A Wonderful World (2002)
Nico (w / Lou Reed & John Cale)	It Was A Pleasure Then (1967)
Soundgarden	Mind Riot (1991)
Bob Dylan	Isis (live version) (1975)
The Tears (w / Brett Anderson & Bernard Butler)	Apollo 13 (2005)
Yes	Magnification (2001)
Mott The Hoople	Lay Down (1971)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Metallica	King Nothing (1996)
Van Halen	Eruption (instrumental) (1978)
Van Halen	You Really Got Me (1978)
The Jimi Hen-drix Experience	Manic Depression (1967)
Ian Hunter	Once Bitten Twice Shy (1975)
Joy Division	Shadowplay (1979)
Manic Street Preachers	You're Ten-der And You're Tired (1998)
The Choir	It's Cold Outside (1966)
The Cure	Boys Don't Cry (1979)
Journey	Don't Stop Believin' (1981)
Van Der Graaf Generator	Nutter Alert (2005)
MC5	Miss X (1971)
Siouxsie & The Banshees	Christine (1980)
Mark Lanegan	Man In The Long Black Coat (from I'm Not There) (2007)
Chris Cornell	You Know My Name (from Casino Royale) (2007)
Queen	Princes Of The Universe (from Highlander) (1986)
Patti Smith	25th Floor (1978)
Patti Smith	High On Rebellion (1978)
Jon Anderson	To The Runner (1976)
Pink Floyd	Brain Damage (1973)
Pink Floyd	Eclipse (1973)

Comment:

Well, here's my latest offering of Pazuzu Pizza Pie! This time around, it's mostly my usual trademark classic/prog/hard rock/metal melange, but this time around I've thrown in a little '60s gem from the Rhino Nuggets box, and no less than four proto-goth/punk offerings (from Nico, Joy Division, the Cure and Siouxsie - I think that KathrynandRupert just may approve!). I had the brainstorm of putting It's Cold Outside (a number covered by late punk-rocker Stiv Bators, by the way) back to back with Boys Don't Cry, and I personally think it works rather well. (But certainly feel free to disagree.) For the longest time, I wanted to include Nico's It Was A Pleasure Then (which, FYI, originated as a live Velvet Underground improv called Melody Laughter), but I wasn't exactly sure how well it would fit. I eventually decided to place it before Soundgarden's Mind Riot because I think that the o-pening guitar lick of that song almost feels like an extension of the Nico song, modally speaking. Has anyone ever heard Bob Dylan's Isis? Well, on the Biograph 3-CD box set (from '85), there's a rip-roaring, rollicking live version that's seriously smoking. I mean it! Mick Ronson plays some scorching lead guitar, Scarlet Rivera rocks out on the violin, and Dylan himself just belts out the lyrics like the young Joe Strummer. I'm telling you, if you haven't heard it before, it's an absolute must-hear! Elsewhere, former Screaming Trees frontman Mark Lanegan does a Dylan cover (I'm on a serious Dylan kick these days!), while Mott The Hoople cover an old Melanie Safka number. I also included an early '80s rock radio classic which from this point onward will probably be forever associated with the Sopranos series finale! And this time around, I've got no less than three artists making two appearances on Disc #2! But as before, the songs are segued pairings, so it's not really cheating...[*wink*]

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