Side A
Artist	Song
Iron Maiden	Aces High (1985)
Jethro Tull	Aqualung (1971)
Talking Heads	Psycho Kil-ler (1977)
Loudness	Rock This Way (1987)
Thin Lizzy (w / Frankie Miller)	Still In Love With You (1974)
Blondie	Hanging On The Telephone (1978)
The Byrds	Pale Blue (1971)
Red Hot Chili Peppers	Dani California (2006)
Nazareth	Expect No Mercy (1977)
Queen	Great King Rat (1974)
Bob Dylan	High Water (For Ch-arley Patton) (2001)
David Bowie	Suffragette City (1972)
Van Morrison	Precious Time (1999)
The Police	One World (Not Three) (1981)
Nirvana	Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle (1993)
Van Halen	Atomic Punk (1978)
Guns N' Roses	Dust N' Bones (1991)
Alice In Chains	Love, Hate, Love (1990)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Judas Priest	Ram It Down (1988)
The Ramones	Somebody Put Something In My Drink (1986)
Pearl Jam	Blood (1993)
Soundgarden	Let Me Drown (1994)
The Beatles	The Fool On The Hill (1967)
The Who	Cooks County (1982)
Iggy Pop	Cry For Love (1986)
Cheap Trick (w / Roy Wood)	Money Is The Route Of All Fun (1986)
The Rolling Stones	I Got The Blues (1971)
Montrose	Whaler (1975)
Smashing Pumpkins	Rhinoceros (1991)
X	Sex And Dying In High Society (1980)
Led Zeppelin	Hot Dog (1979)
Violent Femmes	Blister In The Sun (1983)
Velvet Revolver	Set Me Free (2004)
Yes	The Messenger (1999)
Screaming Trees	Troubled Times (1992)
Deep Purple	Space Truckin' (1972)
Renaissance	Africa (1984)

Comment:

Note to KathrynandRupert:
Talking Heads...Blondie...Violent Femmes. Three - count 'em, three - bands whom I've never, ever put on a mix before! Hope you're happy... :-)

And two more "eliminations"!:
The Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers (1971)
Van Halen - Van Halen (I) (1978)

Well...in my (not-so) humble opinion, let me just say that I think Disc #2 turned out just a tad better than Disc #1. When I started this particular mix, I didn't really have much of a game plan. I had a whole list in my head of possible songs that I wanted to include, but absolutely no sense whatsoever of how to order them! All things considered, I think Disc #1 turned out rather well. However, Disc #2 is where I felt I eventually hit my groove, and where everything fit together just right!

I honestly can't explain how these things work with me, but sometimes you find yourself in "The Zone" right away, and at others it takes a while to find it. I'd wager that it's like that for quite a few of my fellow mixers out there on AOTM! :-) And usually, I give myself enough time to work out the track order in advance, and calculate the running times of all the songs so that they fit within the 80-minute running time, etc., but with MIX #102 I was kind of winging it!

Well, this time I have no actual comments to make regarding specific songs or sequences (because like I said there really wasn't that much thought put into it this time), so that pretty much wraps it up as far as my comments are concerned. However...I do have something of an ax to grind with a fellow AOTM poster who del-eted not one but two comments I made from one of his (or her) mixes, and you can read that in the comment section below. Well, until next time, this is Darth Pazuzu, your frien-dly-neighborhood egomaniac, signing off! :-)

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