Side A
Artist	Song
Tool	Eon Blue Apocalypse (instrumental)
from Lateralus (2001)
Radiohead	Hunting Bears (instrumental)
from Amnesiac (2001)
Faith No More	Woodpeckers From Mars (instrumental)
from The Real Thing (1989)
Blue Oyster Cult	Buck's Boogie (instrumental)
from Tyranny And Mutation [bonus track] (1973)
Mudhoney	Over The Top
from March To Fuzz [2000 compilation] (1992)
Danzig	Godless
from Danzig III: How The Gods Kill (1992)
W.A.S.P.	Animal (Fuck Like A Beast)
from W.A.S.P. [bonus track] (1984)
Queens Of The Stone Age	Everybody Knows That You Are Insane
from Lullabies To Paralyze (2005)
AC/DC	Can I Sit Next To You Girl
from High Voltage [U.S.] (1976)
Anthrax	C11 N17 N2 02 S Na
from Sound Of White Noise (1993)
Grand Funk Railroad	Creepin'
from We're An American Band (1973)
Alan White	Everybody
from Ramshackled (1976)
Machines Of Loving Grace	Golgotha Tenement Blues
from The Crow [1994 O.S.T. - V/A] (1994)
Saigon Kick	God Of 42nd Street
from The Lizard (1992)
At The Drive-In	Shaking Hand Incision
from In/Casino/Out (1998)
Pantera	Good Friends And A Bottle Of Pills
from Far Beyond Driven (1994)
Peter Hammill	Time Heals
from Over (1977)
Soundgarden	Toy Box
from Flower [single] (1989)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Body Count (w / Ice-T)	Smoked Pork
from Body Count (1992)
Body Count (w / Ice-T)	Body Count's In The House
from Body Count (1992)
Wayne Kramer	Hope For Sale
from The Hard Stuff (1995)
Tom Morello: The Nightwatchman	The Lights Are On In Spidertown
from The Fabled City (2008)
King's X	Rock Pile
from Black Like Sunday (2001)
Mindfunk	Sister Blue
from Mind Funk (1991)
Manic Street Preachers	The Convalescent
from Know Your Enemy (2001)
Yes	Bring Me To The Power
from Keys To Ascension 2 (1997)
Soul Asylum	We 3
from ...And The Horse They Rode In On (1990)
The Eagles	Get Over It
from Hell Freezes Over (1994)
Motley Crue	Danger
from Shout At The Devil (1983)
W.A.S.P.	The Manimal (live)
from Live...In The Raw (1987)
Metallica	Carpe Diem Baby
from Reload (1997)
Motorhead	Over The Top
from Bomber [bonus track] (1979)
Slayer	New Faith
from God Hates Us All (2001)
Marilyn Manson	The Reflecting God
from Antichrist Superstar (1996)
Japan	The Tenant (instrumental)
from Obscure Alternatives (1978)
Alice In Chains	Love Song
from Sap [EP/hidden track] (1992)

Comment:

Three more eliminations! (#175 - 5/31/09):
Peter Hammill - "Over" (1977)
Metallica - "Reload" (1997)
Alice In Chains - "Sap" [EP] (1992)

May 31st - HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME!! :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)
Yes, I'm well aware that this is one of a total of FOUR mixes I posted in one day, and I know that you're really only supposed to post THREE per day. But hey! It happens to be my birthday! You wouldn't, like, seriously begrudge me this one little extra indulgence, would ya?? ;-)

"This is no moon. And it's not a space sequence. But it's weird and pissed off, whatever it is! Be careful. It bites!"

Okay, that's perhaps a BIT of an exaggeration (with apologies to George Lucas, John Carpenter and David Cronenberg). But I can honestly say this has got to be one of the most angry, dysfunctional, eccentric, and most irregularly-structured mixes I've ever conceived. Hey, what can I say? There's one or two people at my workplace who are seriously getting on my nerves these days, and I guess it's kind of spilling over here...

"Eon Blue Apocalypse" < "Hunting Bears" < "Woodpeckers From Mars" < "Buck's Boogie" - Yes, that's right! We start the show with not one, not two, or even three, but four - count' em, FOUR! - instrumentals in a row! And I managed to use my currently favored triple bill of Radiohead/Faith No More/Blue Oyster Cult for it, as well! :-) :-) :-) Actually, the Tool and Radiohead tracks together form a kind of two-part solo guitar intro (courtesy of Adam Jones and Thom Yorke, respectively), followed by a double-overture from FNM and BOC.

"Over The Top" (X 2) - Mudhoney's appropriately raucous Motorhead cover on DISC #1...and the original Motorhead version on DISC #2!

"Animal (Fuck Like A Beast)" / "The Manimal" - Oh yeah, baby! (heh-heh-heh!) The highly controversial debut single from Tipper Gore's favorite poster boys for rock 'n' roll excess is on DISC #1. And on DISC #2, we have the live performance of the so-called "Son Of Animal," a.k.a. "The Manimal"!

"Everybody Knows That You Are Insane" < "Can I Sit Next To You Girl" < "C11 N17 N2 02 S Na" - TRIVIA QUESTION: The Anthrax song title is actually the formula for...WHAT?? :-) I thought for a while that maybe I should have had the AC/DC song come first (one of their very first written, by the way, dating from even before Bon Scott became their singer!), and then follow that with the QOTSA song leading into Anthrax, because it would have just flowed perfect! But then two things occurred to me: First, it would have been just a little too...uh...pervy for me to follow W.A.S.P.'s "Animal" with AC/DC's "Can I Sit Next To You Girl"! And secondly, the sentiment of "Everybody Knows That You Are Insane" makes for a playful undercutting of the W.A.S.P. song. Hey, as much as I find Blackie Lawless's whole apocalyptic sex-and-violence schtick to be cathartic at times, in real life I would probably question the mental well-being of anyone who honestly claimed that they "fucked like a beast"! (Actually, on past mixes, I've sort of playfully undercut the attitudes of Ted Nugent's songs in the same way - ha, ha, ha!)

"Good Friends And A Bottle Of Pills" < "Time Heals" < "Toy Box" - God, that Pantera track is truly a mad piece of work! And if sandwiching Peter Hammill between Pantera and Soundgarden strikes you as weird, I'll have you know I've put Hammill between Pantera and Metallica once on a past mix! BTW, I just happened to have that Soundgarden B-side on a CD-single of theirs. Frankly, I'm hoping they get around to releasing that "B-Sides" compilation that they've been threatening forever. After GN'R's "Chinese Democracy," that's been my second longest-awaited disc of the past decade or so!

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