Side A
Artist	Song
(Rob) Halford	Resurrection
from Resurrection (2000)
Rush	Earthshine
from Vapor Trails (2002)
Audioslave	Sound Of A Gun
from Revelations (2006)
Aerosmith	Cryin'
from Get A Grip (1993)
Suede	These Are The Sad Songs
from Sci-Fi Lullabies [1997 compilation] (1997)
R.E.M.	Daysleeper
from Up (1998)
Grand Funk Railroad	Stop Looking Back
from We're An American Band (1973)
The Fluid	Lies
from Purplemetalflakemusic (1993)
The Stooges (w / Iggy Pop)	Real Cool Time
from The Stooges (1969)
The Police	Someone To Talk To
from Message In A Box: The Complete Recordings [1993 box set] (1983)
Porno For Pyros (w / Perry Farrell)	Orgasm
from Porno For Pyros (1993)
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant	Sons Of Freedom
from Walking Into Clarksdale (1998)
Pantera	Heresy
from Cowboys From Hell (1990)
Lou Reed	Harry's Circumcision: Reverie Gone Astray
from Magic And Loss (1992)
Mindfunk	Innocence
from Mind Funk (1991)
Blitzspeer	Mother Superior
from Blitzspeer Saves (1991)
King Crimson	Requiem (instrumental)
from Beat (1982)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Ian Hunter	Shades Off (Poem)
from Once Bitten Twice Shy [2000 compilation] (1975)
Ian Hunter	Boy
from Once Bitten Twice Shy [2000 compilation] (1975)
The Who	Success Story
from The Who By Numbers (1975)
Wayne Kramer	Take Exit 97
from Dangerous Madness (1996)
Hanoi Rocks	Visitor
from Oriental Beat (1982)
Redd Kross	Saragon
from Phaseshifter (1993)
The Rolling Stones	Parachute Woman
from Beggars Banquet (1968)
U2	Silver And Gold
from The Best Of 1980-1990/The B-Sides [1998 compilation] (1987)
KISS	Love Her All I Can
from Dressed To Kill (1975)
The Beatles	Please Please Me
from Please Please Me [U.K.] (1963)
Saigon Kick	Spanish Rain
from Devil In The Details (1995)
Manic Street Preachers	Royal Correspondent
from Know Your Enemy (2001)
A Perfect Circle	Orestes
from Mer De Noms (2000)
Anthrax	Crash
from We've Come For You All (2003)
W.A.S.P.	Damnation Angels
from Helldorado (1999)
Sevendust (+ Chino Moreno)	Bender
from Home (1999)
Metallica	Ronnie
from Load (1996)
The Rollins Band	Brother Interior
from Get Some Go Again (2000)
Blue Oyster Cult	Fallen Angel
from Cultosaurus Erectus (1980)
Radiohead	Pyramid Song
from Amnesiac (2001)
Faith No More	Easy
from Songs To Make Love To [EP] (1993)

Comment:

Only one elimination this time (#177 - 5/31/09):
Blue Oyster Cult - "Cultosaurus Erectus" (1980)

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?? ;-)

"Harry's Circumcision: Reverie Gone Astray" - An rather gruesome tale from Lou Reed...and a very, very sad one as well! :-( :-( :-(

"Shades Off (Poem)" < "Boy" - Not the original versions from Ian Hunter's 1975 self-titled solo debut, but alternate versions from the same sessions.
"Crash" - Less than a minute long, this is an atmospherically creepy bass guitar number from Anthrax's Frank Bello, who also quietly whispers the sparse lyrics.

"Real Cool Time" < "Someone To Talk To" - It was a last-minute brainstorm to put this early Stooges number and this late Police B-side written and sung by Andy Summers back-to-back. They could almost be about the same guy trying to have a "real cool time" with some cool chick but ultimately getting burned. ("It's me that's on fire, not this cigarette / I was stabbed in the back by that young suffragette")

"Innocence" < "Mother Superior" - A pair of tracks from some obscure bands from the early '90s. Mindfunk was a kind of supergroup whose members were kind of from the fringes of the heavy rock and hardcore scenes. Singer Patrick Dubar used to be in a punk outfit called Uniform Choice, drummer Reed St. Mark was formerly a member of Celtic Frost, guitarists John Monte and Louis Svitek were originally members of the Billy Milano-fronted M.O.D. (and Svitek was also a member of Ministry for a time), and bassist Jason Everman played second guitar with Nirvana and bass for Soundgarden! (SIDE NOTE: Everman didn't actually play on any albums by either band, although he's pictured on the cover of Nirvana's "Bleach." He played bass with Soundgarden after Hiro Yamamoto left and before they hired Ben Shepherd.) And Blitzspeer was fronted by Phil Caivano, originally a member of a band called Shrapnel and who later played guitar with Monster Magnet for a time!

"Orgasm" - The closing number from the self-titled debut from Perry Farrell's post-Jane's Addiction outfit Porno For Pyros. I was briefly stuck for something to fit between the Police's "Someone To Talk To" and Page & Plant's "Sons Of Freedom," and this was sort of a last-minute brainstorm. I think it works, anyway...

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