Side A
Artist	Song
Richard O'Brien	Science Fiction Double Feature
from The Rocky Horror Picture Show [O.S.T.] (1975)
The Smiths	The Queen Is Dead (Take Me Back To Dear Old Blighty: Medley)
from The Queen Is Dead (1986)
Oasis	My Big Mouth
from Be Here Now (1997)
Blondie	Rip Her To Shreds
from Blondie (1976)
The Guess Who	Bus Rider
from Share The Land (1970)
Eurythmics	Thorn In My Side
from Revenge (1986)
Eric Burdon & War	Bare Back Ride
from The Black-Man's Burdon (1970)
The Ark	This Piece Of Poetry Is Meant To Do Harm
from Shortbus [O.S.T.: V/A] [2006] (2004)
Richard Cheese & Lounge Against The Machine	Bust A Move
from The Sunny Side Of The Moon: The Best Of Richard Cheese [compilation] (2006)
Foreigner	Reaction To Action
from Agent Provocateur (1985)
Bob Dylan	Man In The Long Black Coat
from Oh Mercy (1989)
Angelo Badalamenti [+ Julee Cruise]	Into The Night
from Twin Peaks (Season One) [O.S.T.] (1990)
Sting	Why Should I Cry For You?
from The Soul Cages (1991)
KISS	Forever
from Hot In The Shade (1989)
Beastie Boys	So What'cha Want
from Check Your Head (1992)
Motorhead	Doctor Rock
from Orgasmatron (1986)
Extreme	Money (In God We Trust)
from Extreme II: Pornograffitti (1990)
Samuel Barber [Leonard Bernstein conducting The New York Philharmonic]	Adagio For Strings [instrumental]
from Barber's Adagio: Romantic Favorites For Strings [compilation: V/A] (1983)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Dennis McCarthy	Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Main Title: Season 4) [instrumental]
from The Best Of Star Trek: 30th Anniversary Special [compilation] [1996] (1995)
Ozzy Osbourne	11 Silver
from Black Rain (2007)
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant	Walking Into Clarksdale
from Walking Into Clarksdale (1998)
Iggy Pop	Shoeshine Girl
from Naughty Little Doggie (1996)
Slash [+ Andrew Stockdale]	By The Sword
from Slash [R&FN'R] (2010)
Ry Cooder	Powis Square [instrumental]
from Performance [O.S.T.: V/A] (1970)
Rick Wakeman [Franz Liszt]	Dante Period [instrumental]
from Lisztomania [O.S.T.] (1975)
Lee & LeBlanc	Beautiful
from Short Bus [O.S.T.: V/A] (2006)
Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane	Misunderstood
from Rough Mix (1977)
The Meters	People Say
from Rejuvenation (1974)
Chelsea	Right To Work
from Jubilee [O.S.T.: V/A] [1978] (1977)
The Damned	Dead Beat Dance
from The Return Of The Living Dead [O.S.T.: V/A] (1985)
Krzysztof Penderecki [+ National Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra]	Als Jakob Erwachte (The Dream Of Jacob) [instrumental]
from David Lynch's Inland Empire [O.S.T.: V/A] (2006)
Wayne Kramer [+ X-Mars-X]	Nelson Algren Stopped By
from Adult World (2002)
Vince Guaraldi Trio	Linus And Lucy [instrumental]
from A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965)
The Pretenders	Day After Day
from Pretenders II (1981)
Def Leppard	Day After Day
from Euphoria (1999)
David Lynch & Chrysta Bell	Polish Poem
from David Lynch's Inland Empire [O.S.T.: V/A] (2006)
Richard O'Brien	Science Fiction Double Feature (Reprise)
from The Rocky Horror Picture Show [O.S.T.] (1975)
Dmitri Shostakovich [Riccardo Chailly conducting the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra]	Waltz From Suite For Jazz Orchestra No. 2 [instrumental]
from Eyes Wide Shut [O.S.T.: V/A] (1999)

Comment:

This mix was originally submitted to Zen Running Order on April 20, 2010. The original notes and comments are as follows...

Darth Pazuzu (04-20-2010):
Quite a few classical numbers this time around...

(Samuel Barber) "Adagio For Strings" - You may not know this one by name, but if you've seen either David Lynch's "The Elephant Man" (1980) or Oliver Stone's "Platoon" (1986), then trust me, you'll definitely know it! Also a big hit at funerals and memorial services...

"Als Jakob Erwachte (The Dream Of Jacob)" - And if you've seen Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining" (1980), you'll definitely recognize this as the "Room 237" theme! Also more recently used in David Lynch's "Inland Empire" (2006), from whose soundtrack CD this is taken.

DJ Karen Adams (04-21-2010):
Burdon & War is one of my faves!

doowad (04-21-2010):
Man, that disk 2 does it for me, love the classical flourishes, Ry Cooder, the Meters, Pete, Vince.

Mr. Mirage (04-22-2010):
You had me at the opener. RHPS tends to be dismissed as insane, and the fans thereof, but the musical is remarkably strong, as is the music itself. Excellent mix.

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