Side A
Artist	Song
Deconstruction (w / Dave Navarro & Eric Avery)	L.A. Song (1994)
Rage Against The Machine	Testify (1999)
The Who	Run Run Run (1966)
Yes	The Calling (1994)
Queen	Radio Ga Ga (1984)
Alice In Chains	Brush Away (1995)
U.K.	In The Dead Of Night (1978)
U.K.	By The Light Of Day (1978)
U.K.	Presto Vivace And Reprise (1978)
Iron Maiden (w / Blaze Bayley)	Lord Of The Flies (1995)
King's X	Shoes (1994)
The Beatles	For No One (1966)
The Ramones	Beat On The Brat (1976)
Guns N' Roses	Bad Apples (1991)
The Cult	Full Tilt (1991)
The Rolling Stones	Undercover Of The Night (1983)
The Doors	Blue Sunday (1970)
Cheap Trick	I Can't Take It (1983)
New Order	Run Wild (2001)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Slayer	South Of Heaven (1988)
Seven-dust	Home (1999)
Fight (w / Rob Halford)	Small Deadly Space (1995)
Jerry Cantrell	Psychotic Break (2002)
Mad Season (w / Layne Staley & Mike McCready)	Wake Up (1995)
Chris Squire	Lucky Seven (1975)
Patti Smith Group	Citizen Ship (1979)
Screaming Trees	Barriers (1985)
The Police	Mother (1983)
The Clash (w / Allen Ginsberg)	Ghetto Defen-dant (1982)
Led Zeppelin	Poor Tom (1970)
R.E.M.	Hollow Man (2008)
The New York Dolls (w / Iggy Pop)	Gimme Luv And Turn On The Light (2006)
Suede	Animal Lover (1993)
Black Sabbath	Over To You (1978)
GTR (w / Steve Howe & Steve Hackett)	The Hunter (1986)
The Germs	Richie Dagger's Crime (1979)
The Byrds	I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better (1965)
Joy Division	These Days (1980)

Comment:

Today's eliminations are:
The Doors - Morrison Hotel/Hard Rock Cafe (1970) (#118 - 10/9/08)
Chris Squire - Fish Out Of Water (1975) (#118 - 10/9/08)
Led Zeppelin - Coda (1982) (#118 - 10/9/08)
Suede - Suede (1993) (#118 - 10/9/08)

Shoes < For No One - I don't know why, but I had this particular sequencing locked down in my mind right from the get-go. Don't know why I thought it would be cool, I just think it works...

Beat On The Brat < Bad Apples - A bit of sequencing that sort of shows off my playful side. :-)

South Of Heaven < Home < Small Deadly Space < Psychotic Break - A bit of heavy-metal thundah! to kick o-pen the gates for the second half of the program!

Brush Away / Psychotic Break < Wake Up - I'm not 100% certain, but I think this is the first occasion on which Alice In Chains, solo Jerry Cantrell, and Mad Season (with Layne Staley) have been on the same mix together.

Mother - Yup, that's right! This is the one from Synchronicity which sounds like some demented odd-metered waltz, with guitarist Andy Summers wailing tortuous Freudian angst like Martin Short's Ed Grimley ch-aracter on bad acid (ha, ha, ha)! Well, what can I say? I'm kind of a fan of the Police's more warped and eccentric side (which admittedly is best represented by Summers' songwriting).

Richie Dagger's Crime - Another one of my two-minute punk-rock "spacefillers" that I rely on to carry the running time over the desired 78-minute mark! Usually doesn't help, but I don't think it hurts either. And anyway, it is kind of cool to have Pat Smear back to back with his idol Steve Howe, who plays on the preceding track The Hunter! (Betcha didn't know that Steve Howe was Pat Smear's favorite guitarist, did ya??)

These Days - Not Joy Division's original studio version which served as the B-side to Love Will Tear Us Apart, but a BBC session which I thought rocked a tad harder (and brings Disc #2 to a close, mirroring the New Order track which closes Disc #1)!

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