Side A
Artist	Song
Bob Dylan	Hurricane (1976)
The Police	Spirits In The Material World (1981)
Yes	Wonderous Stories (1977)
Hanoi Rocks	I Want You (1980)
Blue Oyster Cult	Black Blade (1980)
Thin Lizzy	Randolph's Tango (1973)
Television	Venus (1977)
Hedwig & The Angry Inch	Origin Of Love (from Hedwig & The Angry Inch) (2001)
Aerosmith	Flesh (1993)
Van Der Graaf (Generator)	The Habit Of The Broken Heart (1977)
Screaming Trees	Invisible Lantern (1988)
Black Sabbath	Into The Void (1971)
The Jimi Hen-drix Experience	If 6 Was 9 (1967)
Social Distortion	Dear Lover (1996)
Metallica	My World (2003)
Body Count (w / Ice-T)	Cop Kil-ler (1992)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
The Doors	L.A. Woman (1971)
The Sex Pistols	Seventeen (I'm A Lazy Sod) (1977)
Seven-dust	Skeleton Song (2003)
Soundgarden	Kingdom Of Come (1988)
The Moody Blues	Candle Of Life (1969)
Nirvana	Heart Shaped Box (1993)
The Rolling Stones	Jumpin' Jack Flash (1968)
Montrose	Twenty Flight Rock (1975)
Mick Ronson (w / Ian Hunter)	Girl Can't Help It (1975)
The Beatles	Shout (1964)
The Dead Boys	All This And More (1977)
Wayne County & The Back Street Boys	Max's Kansas City 1976 (1976)
Kix	Cold Chills (1991)
MC5	The Human Being Lawnmower (1970)
Megadeth	Liar (1988)
Stone Temple Pilots	And So I Know (1996)
Lou Reed	Legen-dary Hearts (1983)
R.E.M.	Radio Free Europe (1983)
Boston	Let Me Take You Home Tonight (1976)
Queen & David Bowie	Under Pressure (1981)
The Monkees	Randy Scouse Git (1967)

Comment:

Well, you all must have been good boys and girls this Easter...because you're all getting a double shot today! That's right, frien-ds and neighbors, today you're getting two Pazuzu Pizza Pies for the price of one! (And this one just came hot off the presses - or rather out of the oven, to maintain the metaphor - this morning!)I'd just like to give a note of clarification regarding Disc #2, Track #12: The name of Wayne County's backup band has three words, not two. And anyway, this is 1976 we're talking about here. So no wiseass boy band jokes...if you please! [*wink*]Well...this time around we've got Dylan delivering a plea for justice on behalf of former middleweight champ Rubin Carter, falsely accused and convicted of triple murder...Finnish glam-rockers Hanoi Rocks' very first single release...vintage '77 punk from the Sex Pistols, Dead Boys and Television...classic heavyweight proto-grunge from Sabbath and Hen-drix...a ten-der plea from Peter Hammill and Van Der Graaf, telling a broken-hearted young girl not to join a nun's convent...a pair of punk-rock trannies (one real, one fictitious)...a collaboration between BOC and sci-fi/fantasy author Michael Moorcock, about an evil sword whose master is its slave...a very dark love song from Nirvana's Kurt Cobain...Ice-T and his metal outfit Body Count not-so-politely serving notice to those less honorable members of that organization sworn to protect and serve...and a rollicking, glorious sequence of old-school rocking oldies covers (Montrose covering Eddie Cochran, the late Mick Ronson covering Little Rich-ard and the Fab Four giving a righteously smoking treatment of an Isley Brothers classic)!For the closing sequence of Disc #2, first I chose three classic rock anthems (from R.E.M. - more alt/neo-classic, I suppose...Boston - lead singer Brad Delp R.I.P....and the legen-dary single collaboration between '70s glam icons Queen and David Bowie - y'know, the one with the world's most famously ripped-off bassline!). I suppose anyone else would have chosen to en-d things there, but instead I chose to conclude on a more whimsical note. For the last track, I chose Mickey Dolenz's good-natured - albeit irreverent - homage to the Fab Four, from the Monkees' Headquarters in '67!

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