Side A
Artist	Song
Sweet	The Ballroom Blitz
from Desolation Boulevard [U.S.] (1975)
The Ramones	I Believe In Miracles
from Brain Drain (1989)
Soundgarden	Hands All Over
from Louder Than Love (1989)
Mott The Hoople	Moonbus (Baby's Got A Down)
from All The Young Dudes [1998 box set] (1970)
Iggy Pop	Nightclubbing
from The Idiot (1977)
Lou Reed	This Magic Moment
from Lost Highway [1997 O.S.T. - V/A] (1997)
Patti Smith	Everybody Wants To Rule The World
from Twelve (2007)
R.E.M.	Losing My Religion
from Out Of Time (1991)
The Rolling Stones	Complicated
from Between The Buttons (1967)
Def Leppard	Promises
from Euphoria (1999)
AC/DC	Satellite Blues
from Stiff Upper Lip (2000)
Cheap Trick	Stiff Competition
from Heaven Tonight (1978)
Motorhead	Snaggletooth
from No Remorse [1984 compilation] (1984)
Queen	Death On Two Legs (Dedicated To...)
from A Night At The Opera (1975)
Bob Dylan	It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
from Bringing It All Back Home (1965)
Led Zeppelin	In My Time Of Dying
from Physical Graffiti (1975)
The Beatles	Tomorrow Never Knows
from Revolver (1966)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Van Halen	Runnin' With The Devil
from Van Halen (1978)
Asia	Heat Of The Moment
from Asia (1982)
Jerry Cantrell	Anger Rising
from Degradation Trip (2002)
KISS	Rock Bottom
from Dressed To Kill (1975)
Suede	She's Not Dead
from Suede (1993)
Disturbed	Land Of Confusion
from Ten Thousand Fists (2005)
Ozzy Osbourne	Desire
from No More Tears (1991)
Mudhoney	Drinking For Two
from March To Fuzz [2000 compilation] (1998)
Porno For Pyros (w / Perry Farrell)	Dogs Rule The Night
from Good God's Urge (1996)
Temple Of The Dog (w / Chris Cornell)	Four Walled World
from Temple Of The Dog (1991)
The Police	Voices Inside My Head
from Zenyatta Mondatta (1980)
Megadeth	One Thing
from Warchest [2007 box set] (1997)
Iggy & The Stooges	I Got A Right
from Iggy Pop - A Million In Prizes: The Anthology [2005 compilation] (1972)
...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead	Source Tags & Codes
from Source Tags & Codes (2002)
The Monkees	Zor And Zam
from The Birds, The Bees & The Monkees (1968)
Yes	In The Presence Of: Deeper / Death Of Ego / True Beginner / Turn Around And Remember
from Magnification (2001)
Thin Lizzy	Dear Lord
from Bad Reputation (1977)

Comment:

That's right, I'm baaaaaaack!! Come on, admit it. You missed me! ;-)

Well...okay, maybe not. But here I am once more, regardless. And I offer up my latest slice of Pazuzu Pizza Pie! You should know the drill by now: More of the same, only...different! :-) No major altering of the formula this time around, that's for sure. If any significant lineup changes occur, they'll happen only gradually, by degrees. (For example, notice how I've only recently started including material by Bob Dylan, while the frequency of appearances by Peter Hammill and Van Der Graaf Generator has tapered off somewhat.) Like I stated before elsewhere, there's no point in tampering with this particular pizza recipe and messing with the flavor!

This time around, we've got quite a handful of cover tunes: Lou Reed does a cover of Doc Pomus (taken from the soundtrack to David Lynch's 1997 film "Lost Highway"), Patti Smith does a cover of a Tears For Fears hit, and nu-metal monsters Disturbed cover Genesis. Elsewhere, we get an early '70s rarity from Mott The Hoople (from the '98 box set), a lesser-known '67 pop-rocker from the Stones, a menacing solo turn from Alice In Chains axeslinger Jerry Cantrell, a humorous '98 outtake from Mudhoney, a witty two-minute (non-)war epic from the Monkees, a latter-day epic from '70s prog titans Yes, and we close out with a heartfelt prayer from the late Phil Lynott and Thin Lizzy!

By the way, I always thought it would be a total laugh-riot if someone were to make a video for Iggy Pop's "Nightclubbing" using footage from "March Of The Penguins"! Yeah, I guess that's how my brain's wired, that I would find something like that to be funny...

I know that it's probably considered rather tacky to fish, but I'm rather eager to know what people think of that end sequence for Disc #1!

(I would also like to throw myself on the mercy of the court for accidentally violating one of my own rules! Namely, I've got a song from Yes and a song from Asia on Disc #2. This means we've got an overlap of one musician on Disc #2 - namely guitarist Steve Howe! I just may have to commit a "counter-violation" on Disc #1 of a future mix in order to compensate for that! :-()

Captain Hi-Top, where are you? Did you get your package yet? And if so, what do you think? Be sure to let me know at your earliest convenience! :-)

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