Side A
Artist	Song
John Lennon	Imagine
from Imagine (1971)
The Zombies	She's Not There
from Begin Here [U.K.] (1965)
Derek And The Dominos (w / Eric Clapton)	Tell The Truth
from Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs (1970)
Wayne Kramer	Pillar Of Fire
from The Hard Stuff (1995)
Anthrax	King Size
from Stomp 442 (1995)
Megadeth	Ecstasy
from Risk (1999)
AC/DC	Cold Hearted Man
from Backtracks [2009 box set] (1977)
The Strangeloves	I Want Candy
from I Want Candy (1965)
Radiohead	Thinking About You
from Pablo Honey (1993)
Moodswings & Chrissie Hynde	Spiritual High (State Of Independence)
from The Pretenders - Greatest Hits [2000 compilation] (1992)
Hedwig & The Angry Inch	Wicked Little Town (Hedwig Version)
from Hedwig & The Angry Inch [O.S.T.] (2001)
The Who	Cousin Kevin Model Child
from Odds & Sods [1974/1998 compilation] (1969)
The Who (+ Ann-Margret & Oliver Reed)	Do You Think It's Alright? (I)
from Tommy [O.S.T. - The Who + V/A] (1975)
The Who (+ Paul Nicholas)	Cousin Kevin
from Tommy [O.S.T. - The Who + V/A] (1975)
Wolfmother	In The Castle
from Cosmic Egg (2009)
Ozzy Osbourne	Breakin' All The Rules
from No Rest For The Wicked (1988)
Kix	Walkin' Away
from Midnite Dynamite (1985)
Smashing Pumpkins	Rocket
from Siamese Dream (1993)
KISS	Rocket Ride
from Alive II (1977)
Bob Dylan	I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
from John Wesley Harding (1967)
Gene Kelly	Singin' In The Rain
from A Clockwork Orange [1971 O.S.T. - Wendy Carlos + V/A] (1952)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Iron Maiden (w / Blaze Bayley)	Virus
from Best Of The Beast [1996 compilation] (1996)
Patti Smith	Strange Messengers
from Gung Ho (2000)
Ronnie Montrose	Rocky Road (instrumental)
from Open Fire (1977)
Living Colour	Hard Times
from The Chair In The Doorway (2009)
Sting	They Dance Along (Cueca Solo)
from ...Nothing Like The Sun (1987)
Blondie	In The Flesh
from Blondie (1976)
The Who (+ Ann-Margret & Oliver Reed)	Do You Think It's Alright? (II)
from Tommy [O.S.T. - The Who + V/A] (1975)
The Who	Fiddle About
from Tommy [O.S.T. - The Who + V/A] (1975)
The Who (+ Ann-Margret & Oliver Reed)	Do You Think It's Alright? (III)
from Tommy [O.S.T. - The Who + V/A] (1975)
Rick Wakeman (+ Paul Nicholas) [Richard Wagner]	Excelsior Song
from Lisztomania [O.S.T.] (1975)
The Dictators	Master Race Rock
from Go Girl Crazy! (1975)
Hedwig & The Angry Inch	Wicked Little Town (Tommy Gnosis Version)
from Hedwig & The Angry Inch [O.S.T.] (2001)
Malcolm McLaren	About Her
from Kill Bill, Vol. 2 [2004 O.S.T. - V/A] (1998)
Michael Monroe	Rentfree
from Peace Of Mind (1996)
Fight (w / Rob Halford)	Reality, A New Beginning
from War Of Words (1993)
Talking Heads	This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody)
from Speaking In Tongues (1983)
Porcupine Tree	I Drive The Hearse (The Incident XIV)
from The Incident (2009)
Enya	May It Be
from The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring [O.S.T.] (2001)
The Rolling Stones	Thru And Thru
from Voodoo Lounge (1994)

Comment:

Well, all I can say is...WOW!! This is nothing less than the THIRD DAY that I've tried to post this particular mix, with no success whatsoever the first two! I mean, what the heck's going on around here?! [*SIGH*] Well, at least I've got it down now! :-)

"She's Not There" / "About Her" - Presuming that anyone out there is familiar at all with Malcolm McLaren's remix/mashup of the Zombies' hit with Billie Holliday's "St. Louis Blues," then this absolutely requires no explanation whatosever...

"Cousin Kevin Model Child" < "Do You Think It's Alright?" (X 3) < "Cousin Kevin" / "Fiddle About" - Also requiring no explanation whatsoever, or at least not to those familiar with the Who's classic rock opera and Ken Russell's film version! And on a related note (see below)...

"Excelsior Song" - Paul Nicholas' second appearance here. He's the actor/performer who played Cousin Kevin in the 1975 film version of "Tommy" and then went on to cause Roger Daltrey even more pain and angst as a megalomaniacal comic-book supervillain version of composer Richard Wagner in "Lisztomania," director Ken Russell's immediate follow-up to "Tommy" (with Daltrey as Franz Liszt).

"Rocket" < "Rocket Ride" - Well, DUH!! ;-)

"I'll Be Your Baby Tonight" < "Singin' In The Rain" - The closing sequence for DISC #1. Two very different songs, but still in the same tempo and the same key!

"May It Be" < "Thru And Thru" - I've had this in mind for a closing sequence for quite some time now. Why, you ask? I dunno, just because, I suppose. I suppose it's got what I feel to be just the right combination of sentimentality (Enya) and grit (Keith Richards)! Or tenderness and toughness, if you will...

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