Side A
Artist	Song
Ratt	Dance
from Dancing Undercover (1986)
Kix	Midnite Dynamite
from Midnite Dynamite (1985)
Enya	My! My! Time Flies!
from And Winter Came... (2008)
The Cult	Shape The Sky
from Beyond Good And Evil (2001)
Sting	If You Love Somebody Set Them Free
from The Dream Of The Blue Turtles (1985)
John Entwistle	Lucille
from Rigor Mortis Sets In (1973)
Mink DeVille	Venus Of Avenue D
from Cabretta (1977)
Rolling Stones	The Worst
from Voodoo Lounge (1994)
Michael Monroe	Loneliness Loves Me More
from Peace Of Mind (1996)
Andy McCoy	I Will Follow
from Too Much Ain't Enough (1988)
AC/DC	R.I.P. (Rock In Peace)
from Backtracks [box set] [2009] (1976)
Roger Waters [+ Don Henley]	Watching TV
from Amused To Death (1992)
Gene Loves Jezebel	Gorgeous
from The House Of Dolls (1987)
Living Colour	Decadance
from The Chair In The Doorway (2009)
Combustible Edison	The Millionaire's Holiday
from Four Rooms [O.S.T.] (1995)
The Smiths	Shakespeare's Sister
from Louder Than Bombs [compilation] [1987] (1985)
Ramones	Chasing The Night
from Too Tough To Die (1984)
Megadeth	Strange Ways
from Warchest [box set] [2007] (1994)
Thomas Newman	Her Fabulous Incipience [instrumental]
from Angels In America [O.S.T.] (2004)
Rick Wakeman [+ Linda Lewis] [Franz Liszt]	Hell
from Lisztomania [O.S.T.] (1975)
Gustav Mahler [Leonard Bernstein conducting the New York Philharmonic; Christa Ludwig, mezzo-soprano]	Symphony No. 3 In D Minor: Fourth Movement (Sehr Langsam. Misterioso) ("O Mensch! Gib Acht!")
from Bernstein/Mahler: The Complete Symphonies & Orchestral Songs [box set] (1998)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Porcupine Tree	The Yellow Windows Of The Evening Train (The Incident VIII) [instrumental]
from The Incident (2009)
The Who [+ Ann-Margret]	Champagne
from Tommy [O.S.T.: The Who + V/A] (1975)
Warrior Soul	The Pretty Faces
from Space Age Playboys (1995)
Pearl Jam	Aye Davanita [instrumental]
from Vitalogy (1994)
Pink Floyd	Childhood's End
from Obscured By Clouds [The Valley O.S.T.] (1972)
Disturbed	Believe
from Believe (2002)
Slayer	Hate Worldwide
from World Painted Blood (2009)
Alice In Chains	Lesson Learned
from Black Gives Way To Blue (2009)
Peter Gabriel [+ Sinead O'Connor]	Blood Of Eden
from Us (1992)
Creedence Clearwater Revival	Good Golly Miss Molly
from Bayou Country (1969)
Ian Hunter	One Fine Day
from Once Bitten Twice Shy [compilation] [2000] (1975)
The Beatles	From Me To You
from 1962-1966 ("The Red Album") [compilation] [1973] (1963)
Jefferson Airplane	Blues From An Airplane
from Jefferson Airplane Takes Off (1966)
Wolfmother	Caroline
from Cosmic Egg (2009)
Deconstruction [w / Dave Navarro & Eric Avery]	Wait For History
from Deconstruction (1994)
Judas Priest	Here Come The Tears
from Sin After Sin (1977)
KISS	Strange Ways
from Hotter Than Hell (1974)
Foo Fighters	New Way Home
from The Colour And The Shape (1997)
Gustav Mahler [Leonard Bernstein conducting the Vienna Philharmonc]	Symphony No. 5 In C-Sharp Minor: Fourth Movement (Adagietto. Sehr Langsam) [instrumental]
from Bernstein/Mahler: The Complete Symphonies & Orchestral Songs [box set] (1998)

Comment:

This mix was originally submitted to Zen Running Order on February 3, 2010. The original notes and comments are as follows:



Darth Pazuzu (02-03-2010):
I only just recently started posting on the Zen Running Order site. If anyone happens to be interested in my earlier work (#1-227), I might suggest that you look me up on Art Of The Mix. That site ultimately proved to be, well...shall we say, less than reliable! So I chose to decamp and set up shop here, and so far I really like what I see. I'm seeing quite a few people from the old AOTM crowd, so I kind of feel like I'm among old friends here, so that's a good thing!

Dance < Midnite Dynamite < My! My! Time Flies! - A pair of glitzy, trashy '80s hard-rock anthems, followed by...Enya (?!) Remember how Wayne's World's Wayne Campbell (played by Mike Myers) listed a Nana Mouskouri disc among his favorite albums of all time (alongside the likes of Led Zeppelin and Aerosmith)? His rationale: "I include her as a sorbet, to cleanse the palate!" My reasoning here is quite similar, actually... ;-)

Hell - The musical number from probably the most horrifically memorable scene in Ken Russell's Lisztomania. Y'know, that nightmare fantasy scene where Roger Daltrey, as Franz Liszt, faces the threat of...well, bodily dismemberment!

Champagne - Definitely one of the memorable numbers from the 1975 film version of Tommy! (And one which Pete Townshend composed specifically for that film.)

Lucille < Good Golly Miss Molly - A pair of Little Richard covers, one from late Who bassist John Entwistle and one from CCR! (Both, incidentally, were also covered by the Everly Brothers.)

Strange Ways (X 2) - A cover version from Megadeth...and the classic KISS original!

(Gustav Mahler) Symphony No. 3: Fourth Movement < Symphony No. 5: Fourth Movement - I just got a copy of the movie Death In Venice (from 1972, starring Dirk Bogarde, directed by Luchino Visconti, and based on the story by Thomas Mann) on DVD recently, and I really liked it a lot. Both of these Mahler pieces were featured on the soundtrack. I also heartily recommend the Ken Russell biopic Mahler from 1974, with Robert Powell in the title role of the composer.

Today's elimination (2/3/10):
Alice In Chains - Black Gives Way To Blue (2009)



Mixxer (02-03-2010): Yeah, AOTM became less than reliable.
Good looking mix you got here.

kmbone (02-03-2010): Personally, my favorite Mahler is his first symphony.

Doowad (02-04-2010): You are among friends, Darth, it would be interesting to see a country mix from you ;-)

strange loop (02-04-2010): Looks awesome. It's a long ride from Ratt to Mahler! I dig the Living Colour, Floyd and the Tommy track particularly.

Mr. Mirage (02-05-2010): I'm likin' this series. Ditto on the comment by The Luddite (YOU LUDDITE, YOU!)... pulling something out that we may have overlooked or forgotten, well, that means as much to me as dropping in something I've never heard before.

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