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PAZUZU MIX #114
Back Where The Car Was Parked, Where The Canine In The A-Line Stole Your Time

Side A
Artist Song
Pink Floyd  Let There Be More Light (1968) 
King's X  In The New Age (1988) 
Thin Lizzy  Night Life (1974) 
Renaissance (w / Keith & Jane Relf)  Island (1969) 
Deep Purple (w / Joe Lynn Turner)  Fire In The Basement (1990) 
New Order  Blue Monday (1983) 
David Bowie  Can You Hear Me (1975) 
Jethro Tull  Dun Ringill (1979) 
Ten Years After  Help Me (1967) 
Nirvana  Spank Thru (1988) 
Wayne Kramer  God's Worst Nightmare (1996) 
Manic Street Preachers  Mausoleum (1994) 
At The Drive-In  Extracurricular (2000) 
Metallica  Dyers Eve (1988) 
Pearl Jam  W.M.A. (1993) 
Side B
ArtistSongBuy
King Crimson  Facts Of Life: Intro (2003) 
King Crimson  Facts Of Life (2003) 
The Doors  The Spy (1970) 
Montrose  Rock Candy (1973) 
Stone Temple Pilots  Wet My Bed (1992) 
Megadeth  The Doctor Is Calling (1999) 
Yes (Steve Howe)  Clap (instrumental) (1971) 
Mott The Hoople  Movin' On (1972) 
Led Zeppelin  D'yer Mak'er (1973) 
Bob Dylan  I Believe In You (1979) 
The New York Dolls  Lone Star Queen (1974) 
The Clash  Jail Guitar Doors (1978) 
The Who  Heaven And Hell (1970) 
Black Sabbath  Heaven And Hell (1980) 
Alice In Chains  Lying Season (1992) 
Suede  Breakdown (1993) 
KISS  Do You Love Me (1976) 
Aerosmith  You See Me Crying (1975) 
The Beatles  Goodnight (1968) 

Comment:

Today's "eliminations":
Metallica - ...And Justice For All (1980) (#114 - 9/29/08)
Yes - The Yes Album (1971) (#114 - 9/29/08)
Led Zeppelin - Houses Of The Holy (1973) (#114 - 9/29/08)

(Actually, I thought that I had eliminated Houses Of The Holy a while back, but I had forgotten about D'yer Mak'er! :-))

Movin' On - Never actually officially released on a Mott The Hoople album until the 1998 box set, but yes, this is the same song as the one that appeared on the first Bad Company album! Actually a demo, with Mick Ralphs on vocals, the tempo's just a tad brisker and the song has a poppier feel to it than the later Badco. version.

Heaven And Hell (X 2) - Well, hey! Something like this was just bound to happen sooner or later! (Ha, ha, ha!)

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Vlad the Accountant
Date: 10/14/2008
A Saucerful of Secrets is a really underrated album....and everything else here looks great too.