Other Mixes By Darth Pazuzu
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Rock - Hard Rock
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Rock - Hard Rock
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Rock - Hard Rock
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Rock - Hard Rock

#172 - Yonder Stands Your Orphan With His Gun, Crying Like A Fire In The Sun
Side A | ||
Artist | Song | |
Judas Priest | One For The Road | |
from Rocka Rolla (1974) | ||
Green River | 10,000 Things | |
from Deep Six [1985 compilation - V/A] (1985) | ||
Creedence Clearwater Revival | Green River | |
from Green River (1969) | ||
Redd Kross | Lady In The Front Row | |
from Phaseshifter (1993) | ||
Foo Fighters | Gimme Stitches | |
from There Is Nothing Left To Lose (1999) | ||
Montrose | Connection | |
from Paper Money (1974) | ||
Aerosmith | Somebody | |
from Aerosmith (1973) | ||
Kings Of Leon | Use Somebody | |
from Only By The Night (2008) | ||
Cream | Sweet Wine | |
from Fresh Cream (1966) | ||
Queen | Breakthru | |
from The Miracle (1989) | ||
Warrior Soul | Dimension | |
from Salutations From The Ghetto Nation (1993) | ||
W.A.S.P. | L.O.V.E. Machine | |
from W.A.S.P. (1984) | ||
KISS | She | |
from Dressed To Kill (1975) | ||
Nirvana (+ Curt & Cris Kirkwood) | Lake Of Fire (live) | |
from MTV Unplugged In New York (1994) | ||
Saigon Kick | Torture | |
from Water (1993) | ||
Alice In Chains | Nothin' Song | |
from Alice In Chains (1995) | ||
Wayne Kramer | No Easy Way Out | |
from Citizen Wayne (1997) | ||
Skid Row | Quicksand Jesus | |
from Slave To The Grind (1991) | ||
Yes | Angkor Wat | |
from Union (1991) | ||
Side B | ||
Artist | Song | Buy |
Black Sabbath | Shock Wave | |
from Never Say Die! (1978) | ||
The Rolling Stones | All Sold Out | |
from Between The Buttons (1967) | ||
Free | The Stealer | |
from Highway (1970) | ||
Mad Season (w / Layne Staley & Mike McCready + Mark Lanegan) | Long Gone Day | |
from Above (1995) | ||
Chris Cornell | Flutter Girl | |
from Euphoria Morning (1999) | ||
King's X | Dream In My Life | |
from King's X (1992) | ||
Renaissance | Carpet Of The Sun | |
from Ashes Are Burning (1973) | ||
Foreigner | Can't Wait | |
from Inside Information (1987) | ||
Manic Street Preachers | I'm Just A Patsy | |
from Send Away The Tigers (2007) | ||
L7 | American Society | |
from Smell The Magic (1991) | ||
Iron Maiden | To Tame A Land | |
from Piece Of Mind (1983) | ||
The Cult | Black Angel | |
from Love (1985) | ||
The Rutles | Cheese And Onions | |
from The Rutles [All You Need Is Cash O.S.T.] (1978) | ||
AC/DC | T.N.T. | |
from High Voltage [U.S.] (1976) | ||
Faith No More | Take This Bottle | |
from King For A Day, Fool For A Lifetime (1995) | ||
Blue Oyster Cult | Mistress Of The Salmon Salt (Quicklime Girl) | |
from Tyranny And Mutation (1973) | ||
Radiohead | The Tourist | |
from OK Computer (1997) | ||
Bob Dylan | It's All Over Now, Baby Blue | |
from Bringing It All Back Home (1965) |
Comment:
A quintuple-elimination today! (#172 - 5/20/09):Montrose - "Paper Money" (1974)
Aerosmith - "Aerosmith" (1973)
Alice In Chains - "Alice In Chains" (1995)
Chris Cornell - "Euphoria Morning" (1999)
Bob Dylan - "Bringing It All Back Home" (1965)
"Take This Bottle" < "Mistress Of The Salmon Salt (Quicklime Girl)" < "The Tourist" - For no less than the eighth straight mix in a row(!!), once again I give you...Faith No More...Blue Oyster Cult...Radiohead! Please, by all means feel free to let me know when this little triple-act gimmick starts to get old and stale... (Ha, ha, ha!) (By the way, Faith No More's "Take This Bottle" is an honest-to-goodness country ballad which might have stood a half-decent chance at a crossover hit. (Although even played straight, it's still probably too much of a pastiche for that!)
"10,000 Things" < "Green River" - I always knew that one of these days, I was going to put a song by the BAND Green River back-to-back with the SONG "Green River"!
"Somebody" < "Use Somebody" - Both pretty much about the same thing...
"Connection" / "All Sold Out" - Montrose (with Sammy Hagar on lead vocals) does a cover of the Rolling Stones' "Connection," originally from 1967's "Between The Buttons." The song is very much transformed from an up-tempo pop number to a sad and lonely acoustic ballad. And speaking of "Between The Buttons"...
"To Tame A Land" - Iron Maiden's epic tribute to Frank Herbert's "Dune"!
"It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" - Although I had previously included cover versions of this song from both Steve Howe (with Annie Haslam) and Van Morrison & Them, until now I've never used Dylan's original. And this pretty much marks my elimination of Dylan's "Bringing It All Back Home." (Although yeah, I DID substitute the live Newport '65 version of "Maggie's Farm" for the studio original on a previous disc!)
Feedback:
This looks like one of your best, Darth. That Montrose Stones cover is something I'll have to check out.