Side A
Artist	Song
METALLICA	Through The Never (Metallica ["The Black Album"] - 1991)
YES	Then (Time And A Word - 1970)
JANE'S ADDICTION	Ocean Size (Nothing's Shocking - 1988)
PATTI SMITH	People Have The Power (Dream Of Life - 1988)
KORN	Got The Life (Follow The Leader - 1998)
BOB DYLAN	It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry (live) (The Bootleg Series Vol. 5: Bob Dylan Live 1975/The Rolling Thunder Revue - 2002/1975)
SOUNGARDEN	The Day I Tried To Live (Superunknown - 1994)
ROCK STAR SUPERNOVA (w / Tommy Lee & Gilby Clarke)	Be Yourself (And 5 Other Cliches) (Rock Star Supernova - 2006)
OASIS	Put Yer Money Where Yer Mouth Is (Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants - 2000)
THE OBSESSED	To Protect And To Serve (The Church Within - 1994)
WOLFMOTHER	Apple Tree (Wolfmother - 2006)
LYNYRD SKYNYRD	You Got That Right (Street Survivors - 1977)
DEF LEPPARD	Foolin' (Pyromania - 1983)
THE WHO	Mike Post Theme (En-dless Wire - 2006)
PETER GABRIEL	Red Rain (So - 1986)
AEROSMITH	Jaded (Just Push Play - 2001)
QUEEN	Hammer To Fall (The Works - 1984)
LED ZEPPELIN	Dazed And Confused (Led Zeppelin - 1969)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
CARL PALMER (EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER)	The Enemy God Dances With The Black Spirits [Sergei Prokofiev] (instrumental) (Works, Volume 1 - 1977)
THE ROLLING STONES	Midnight Rambler (live) (Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! The Rolling Stones In Concert - 1970)
MINDFUNK	Sugar Ain't So Sweet (Mind Funk - 1991)
THE CULT	New York City (Sonic Temple - 1989)
RUSH	Red Barchetta (Moving Pictures - 1981)
A PERFECT CIRCLE	Weak And Powerless (Tilling My Grave Mix) (aMotion [CD] - 2004)
VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR	All That Before (Trisector - 2008)
IAN DURY	Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll (New Boots And Panties!! [bonus track] - 1977)
NIRVANA (+ Mark Lanegan & Mark Pickerel)	Ain't It A Shame (With The Lights Out [box set] - 2004/1989)
THE BEATLES	One After 909 (Let It Be - 1970)
BILL BRUFORD	Feels Good To Me (instrumental) (Feels Good To Me - 1978)
THIN LIZZY	With Love (Black Rose - 1979)
GUNS N' ROSES	Down On The Farm (The Spaghetti Incident? - 1993)
OZZY OSBOURNE	Shot In The Dark (The Ultimate Sin - 1986)
SEVEN-DUST	This Life (Next - 2005)
MUDHONEY	Not Going Down That Road Again (March To Fuzz [compilation] - 2000/1995)
VAN HALEN	Everybody Wants Some!! (Women And Children First - 1980)
REBEKAH DEL RIO	Llorando (Crying) (Mulholland Drive [O.S.T. - V/A] - 2001)

Comment:

This is yet another re-posting of an older mix, this one originally posted on May 28, 2008. And as stated before, the reason I'm re-posting is that a recent glitch "scrambled" the Cassette mixes on this site so that both sides got "mashed" together, and I'm prevented from re-submitting them via the Up-date feature because I'm being blocked by a word that isn't there! Sooooo...I've got to re-post completely! :-(

And here are my comments for my original posting of this mix on May 28, 2008! Remember, this is word-for-word what I had originally posted, so it's somewhat out-of-date, but I'm keeping it as it originally was for the sake of posterity!

"I have returned once more from the nether-regions, brothers and sisters, to offer you up another double-course of pizza pie!

Recently, I encountered a bit of a glitch during the recording process, and I had initially assumed that my dual-deck CD-recorder was at fault. But a guy at a local audio/video repair shop was skeptical and recommen-ded to me that I switch CD-R brands. So instead of using discs from the 10-pack of Sony CD-R's I had gotten at K-Mart really cheap for $6.99, I went out and got a 10-pack of blank Maxells for $13.99 (at a different store). And...voila!! They worked! I no longer hear any skipping or popping noises! Yeah, yeah, the Maxell 10-pack may have been twice as expensive as the Sony 10-pack, but I guess the old saying is true: You really do get what you pay for! So from this day forward, count me as a Maxell Man!

As far as this particular offering is concerned...well, no major earth-shattering changes, as you can plainly see! One big advantage of my little hiatus was that I had a lot more time to calculate and plot out exactly what songs I wanted, how long each particular track was, and exactly which tracks would fit within an 80-minute running time. So even though this is still pretty much my usual scatterbrained yet rockingly eclectic panorama (the second disc especially, teeter-tottering as it does between punk and prog), I'd like to think that all the little extra time and effort paid off!

Here are some of my more recent CD purchases from which you'll see a lot more tracks on future mixes:

Easy Rider soundtrack - 2-CD Deluxe Edition (1968)
Jeff Beck - Truth (1968)
Nazareth - Hair Of The Dog (1975) & Greatest Hits (1996)
Mike Oldfield - Elements: The Best Of Mike Oldfield (1994)
Pump Up The Volume soundtrack (1990)
Great Expectations soundtrack (1997)
Apocalyptica - Worlds Collide (2008)

Oh, by the way: I just came up with a really cool two-song closing sequence for some future mix disc! It may not be the next one, or even the one after that one, but someday...

Angelo Badalamenti (w / Jimmy Scott) - Sycamore Trees (from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me) (1992)
Nazareth - Please Don't Judas Me (1975)

And if anyone wants to beat me to the punch and use those two songs to close out one of their own mix discs, then by all means be my guest. Trust me on this one, it'll work like gangbusters! But just remember and give credit where it's due...[*wink*]"

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