Side A
Artist	Song
Blitzspeer	Sonic Glory
from Blitzspeer Saves (1991)
Bullet LaVolta	My Protector
from Swandive (1991)
Mick Ronson	Billy Porter
from Play Don't Worry (1975)
The Offspring	Come Out And Play (Keep 'Em Separated)
from Smash (1994)
The Stooges (w / Iggy Pop)	Not Right
from The Stooges (1969)
Alice Cooper	Is It My Body
from Love It To Death (1971)
Stone Temple Pilots	Meatplow
from Purple (1994)
For Love Not Lisa	Slip Slide Melting
from The Crow [1994 O.S.T. - V/A] (1994)
Porno For Pyros (w / Perry Farrell)	Bad Shit
from Porno For Pyros (1993)
Van Halen	Secrets
from Diver Down (1982)
The Monkees	As We Go Along
from Head [O.S.T.] (1968)
W.A.S.P.	Mephisto Waltz (instrumental)
from The Headless Children (1989)
Tony Iommi (+ Phil Anselmo)	Time Is Mine
from Iommi (2000)
The Deftones	Knife Prty
from White Pony (2000)
Wayne Kramer	Down On The Ground
from Citizen Wayne (1997)
Jerry Cantrell	Keep The Light On
from Boggy Depot (1998)
Pearl Jam	Dirty Frank
from Lost Dogs [2003 compilation] (1992)
Blue Oyster Cult	Tattoo Vampire
from Agents Of Fortune (1976)
Faith No More	As The Worm Turns (live)
from Live At The Brixton Academy (1991)
Radiohead	A Wolf At The Door
from Hail To The Thief (2003)
Peter Hammill	Palinurus (Castaway)
from The Future Now (1978)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
John Williams	Padme's Ruminations (instrumental)
from Star Wars Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith [O.S.T.] (2005)
King Crimson	Neurotica
from Beat (1982)
Queensryche	Take Hold Of The Flame
from The Warning (1984)
The Scorpions	Big City Nights
from Love At First Sting (1984)
Manic Street Preachers	Always/Never
from Lifeblood (2004)
Holy Barbarians (w / Ian Astbury)	You Are There
from Cream (1996)
The Rolling Stones	Torn And Frayed
from Exile On Main Street (1972)
Soul Asylum	Homesick
from Grave Dancers Union (1992)
Saigon Kick	Sleep (instrumental)
from The Lizard (1992)
Steve Howe	Surface Tension (instrumental)
from The Steve Howe Album (1979)
Judas Priest	Night Comes Down
from Defenders Of The Faith (1984)
Frankie Lee (er, um...I mean Bob Dylan!)	When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky
from The Bootleg Series Volumes 1-3 (Rare & Unreleased) 1961-1991 [1991 box set] (1985)
The Who	Tommy Can You Hear Me?
from Tommy (1969)
Ian Hunter	Ill Wind
from Once Bitten Twice Shy [2000 compilation] (1986)
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant	House Of Love
from Walking Into Clarksdale (1998)
Montrose	Merry-Go-Round
from Jump On It (1976)
The Smiths	Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before
from Strangeways, Here We Come (1987)
The Beatles	She Loves You
from The Beatles' Second Album [U.S.] (1964)
Audioslave	Getaway Car
from Audioslave (2002)
Queen	These Are The Days Of Our Lives
from Innuendo (1991)

Comment:

Just two eliminations today (both self-titled debuts, coincidentally!) (#178 - 6/3/09):
The Stooges - "The Stooges" (1969)
Audioslave - "Audioslave" (2002)

"Padme's Ruminations" - Well, this marks the debut of film composer John Williams in my mixology! And as such it's also the first time I've used anything from the "Star Wars" Saga. But it certainly won't be the last! (For those of you who've seen "Episode III: Revenge of The Sith," "Padme's Ruminations" is that eerie musical piece that plays during that scene between Hayden Christensen and Natalie Portman where they're looking out their windows across the city and sensing each other.)

"Knife Prty" - No, that's not a typo (although I imagine it would probably be a common one), that's actually how the title is spelled!

"Dirty Frank" - One of Pearl Jam's B-sides, this funky, Chili Pepper-esque rocker with lyrics about a cannibal who drives buses for rock bands - devouring groupies and quite a few band members - was actually inspired by the band's own driver! (Although I'm pretty sure not the cannibal part...heh-heh-heh!)

"Billy Porter" - This tale of culture shock and urban paranoia was the first track on Mick Ronson's second solo album "Play Don't Worry," from 1975. I believe that the title character is meant to be Lou Reed. Apparently, Mick had gotten mugged once during one of his visits to New York City in the early '70s, and Lou had given him a few survival tips!

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