Side A
Artist	Song
Pearl Jam	Go (1993)
Iron Maiden	Where Eagles Dare (1983)
Deep Purple	Smoke On The Water (1972)
Manic Street Preachers	Kevin Carter (1996)
Bob Dylan	Father Of Night (1970)
Patti Smith	Mother Rose (2004)
The Byrds	Jesus Is Just Alright (1969)
Van Halen	Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love (1978)
U2	Gone (1996)
Starcas-tle	Lady Of The Lake (1975)
Chris Squire	Silently Falling (1975)
Metallica	Nothing Else Matters (1991)
Soundgarden	Beyond The Wheel (1988)
Joy Division	I Remember Nothing (1979)
The Stooges (w / Iggy Pop)	L.A. Blues (1970)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Pantera	Slaughtered (1994)
Rollins Band	Low Self Opinion (1992)
Rage Against The Machine	Wake Up (1992)
King Crimson	Three Of A Perfect Pair (1984)
Peter Hammill	(No More) The Sub-Mariner (1974)
Thin Lizzy	Spirit Slips Away (1975)
The Monkees	For Pete's Sake (1967)
Mott	Hold On, You're Crazy (1976)
Whitesnake	Slow An' Easy (1984)
David Bowie	Changes (1971)
Mother Love Bone	Stargazer (1990)
Ted Nugent	Homebound (instrumental) (1977)
The Clash	Lost In The Supermarket (1979)
Guns N' Roses	Dead Horse (1991)
Stone Temple Pilots	Crackerman (1992)
Led Zeppelin	All My Love (1979)
The Moody Blues	Isn't Life Strange (1972)

Comment:

Well, for a change, I really don't have much to say about this. I will make one comment, however:

Lady Of The Lake < Silently Falling < Nothing Else Matters < Beyond The Wheel < I Remember Nothing < L.A. Blues - The closing sequence for Disc #1. My first notion was to put the two "prog" numbers (from Starcas-tle and Yes' Chris Squire) together, and follow that with the Joy Division and Stooges numbers, which I knew would be the closers. But then I thought it wasn't a quite natural enough transition, and I tried to think of something to bridge the two pairs. The first thing I thought of was Metallica's hit ballad Nothing Else Matters, which would have been somewhat helpful. But then I thought I'd need one other thing, and that turned out to be Soundgarden's crushingly heavy and sinister dirge-rocker Beyond The Wheel.

I mean, think about those final three tracks on Disc #1 for a minute! We have an uber-heavy Soundgarden number...followed by Joy Division's equally sinister - I would say latently threatening - I Remember Nothing (the closing track from Unknown Pleasures), and capping the first disc off...is L.A. Blues - the "freakout" which closes the Stooges' Funhouse (1970)! I mean, talk about a slow and steady descent into the nether-regions of the inferno! (You could almost imagine Iggy's screams and howls in L.A. Blues as the tortures of the damned!)

Oh...and we have yet another "elimination":
Peter Hammill - In Camera (1974)

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