Side A
Artist	Song
Yes (Jon Anderson)	We Have Heaven (I) (1971)
Pink Floyd	Is There Anybody Out There? (1979)
Whitesnake	Slip Of The Tongue (1989)
Greg Lake	Manoeuvres (1983)
U.K.	Ren-dezvous 6.02 (1979)
The Police	Born In The 50's (1978)
The Doors	I Looked At You (1967)
The Velvet Underground (& Nico)	There She Goes Again (1967)
Mott The Hoople	At The Crossroads (1970)
Deep Purple	Fools (1971)
Rage Against The Machine	Tire Me (1996)
Iggy & The Stooges	Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell (a.k.a. Hard To Beat) (1973)
Demolition 23 (w / Michael Monroe)	You Crucified Me (1994)
Accept	This One's For You (1993)
Robin Trower	In This Place (1974)
Ted Nugent	Dog Eat Dog (1976)
The Scorpions	The Zoo (1980)
Bob Dylan	Ballad Of A Thin Man (1965)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Ronnie Montrose	O-peners (instrumental) (1978)
Ronnie Montrose	O-pen Fire (instrumental) (1978)
The Who	Helpless Dancer (1973)
White Zombie	Electric Head Pt. 1 (The Agony) (1995)
Nirvana	Curmudgeon (1992)
Seven-dust	Headtrip (1999)
Iggy Pop	Wild America (1993)
Stone Temple Pilots	Tumble In The Rough (1996)
Cream	Passing The Time (1968)
The Beatles	Michelle (1965)
GTR (w / Steve Howe & Steve Hackett)	Toe The Line (1986)
Judas Priest	Saints In Hell (1977)
Green River	Smiling And Dyin' (1988)
L7	Shirley (1994)
New Order	Temptation (1982)
King's X	We Were Born To Be Loved (1990)
Soundgarden	Never Named (1996)
Aerosmith	What It Takes (1989)
Queen	Dear Frien-ds (1974)
Yes (Jon Anderson)	We Have Heaven (II) (1971)

Comment:

A triple-elimination this time, folks!:
90. The Doors - The Doors (1967)
91. The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground & Nico (1967)
92. Soundgarden - Down On The Upside (1996)

Michelle - I would very much like to warmly and sincerely dedicate this bilingual Beatles hit to the new First Lady of the United States of America! :-)

I Looked At You < There She Goes Again - As you can see from my above comment, I was able to kil-l two birds with one stone here, namely The Doors and The Velvet Underground & Nico!

Dog Eat Dog < The Zoo - I wasn't originally planning on putting these two back to back, but it sure seems a pretty damned obvious move in retrospect! :-)

Ballad Of A Thin Man - On a previous mix, I had used the cover version by Stephen Malkmus & The Million Dollar Bashers, from the I'm Not There soundtrack. But until now I haven't used the classic Highway 61 Revisited original! Actually, it was always my intention to conclude Disc #1 with the Scorpions' The Zoo and this song. Why those two? Frankly, I don't really know. All I can say is that it seemed the logical thing to do!

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