Side A
Artist	Song
Faster Pussycat	Maid In Wonderland
from Whipped! (1992)
Black Sabbath [w / Ian Gillan]	Digital Bitch
from Born Again (1983)
Harry Nilsson	Gotta Get Up
from Nilsson Schmilsson (1971)
Manic Street Preachers	New Art Riot
from New Art Riot [EP] (1990)
Rush	Ceiling Unlimited
from Vapor Trails (2002)
Voivod [w / Jason Newsted]	From The Cave
from Infini (2009)
Megadeth	44 Minutes
from Endgame (2009)
Accept	Another Second To Be
from Russian Roulette (1986)
KISS	Trial By Fire
from Asylum (1985)
Rolling Stones	(This Could Be) The Last Time
from Out Of Our Heads [U.S.] (1965)
AC/DC	Crabsody In Blue
from Backtracks [compilation] [2009] (1977)
Rollins Band	Neon
from Come In And Burn (1997)
Red Hot Chili Peppers	One Big Mob
from One Hot Minute (1995)
Iggy Pop	Beat 'Em Up
from Beat 'Em Up (2001)
Simon Fisher Turner	All Paths Lead To Rome [instrumental]
from Caravaggio 1610: Sound Sketches For Michele Of The Shadows [O.S.T.] (1986)
Pete Townshend	And I Moved
from Empty Glass (1980)
Cheap Trick	Shelter
from Cheap Trick [II] (1997)
Pink Floyd	Julia Dream
from Relics [compilation] [1971] (1968)
John Morris	Recapitulation [instrumental]
from The Elephant Man [O.S.T.] (1980)
Jack Nitzsche [+ The Merry Clayton Singers]	Turner's Murder [instrumental]
from Performance [O.S.T.: V/A] (1970)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Motley Crue	Same Ol' Situation (S.O.S.)
from Dr. Feelgood (1989)
Genesis	Paperlate
from 3 X 3 [EP] (1982)
The Mamas & The Papas	Glad To Be Unhappy
from Greatest Hits [compilation] [1998] (1967)
U2	Original Of The Species
from How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb (2004)
Soul Asylum	Tied To The Tracks
from Made To Be Broken (1986)
Annie Lennox	Why
from Diva (1992)
Boston	The Journey [instrumental] /
Boston	It's Easy
from Don't Look Back (1978)
The Beatles	I Don't Want To Spoil The Party
from Beatles For Sale [U.K.] (1964)
The Who	(This Could Be) The Last Time
from Thirty Years Of Maximum R&B [box set] [1994] (1967)
At The Drive-In	A Devil Among The Tailors
from In/Casino/Out (1998)
Warrior Soul	Trip Rider
from Salutations From The Ghetto Nation (1993)
The Smiths	I Started Something I Couldn't Finish
from Strangeways, Here We Come (1987)
Ramones	She Talks To Rainbows
from Adios Amigos! (1995)
Iron Maiden	The Thin Line Between Love And Hate
from Brave New World (2000)
Queens Of The Stone Age [w / Mark Lanegan]	"You've Got A Killer Scene There, Man..."
from Lullabies To Paralyze (2005)
King's X	Johnny
from Black Like Sunday (2003)
Sting	This Cowboy Song
from Fields Of Gold: The Best Of Sting 1984-1994 [compilation] (1994)

Comment:

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

Darth Pazuzu (06-03-2010):
Mix title courtesy of Henry Rollins, by the way. Y'know, just in case you were wondering...! ;)

"(This Could Be) The Last Time" (X 2) - Perhaps such a statement is tantamount to heresy, but I honestly prefer the Who's cover version to the Stones' original. I don't know, perhaps it's the way the key ascends from E to F# - one whole step - for the final verse and chorus repeat that just makes it definitive for me! (That having been said, I think the Who's OTHER Stones cover, "Under My Thumb," is no match at all for the Stones' original!)

"Crabsody In Blue" - Pretty much AC/DC's sequel to "The Jack" (musically and lyrically). Originally from the Australian edition of "Let There Be Rock," but not officially released Stateside until the recent "Backtracks" box set.

"Shelter" - An absolutely heartbreakingly gorgeous song from Cheap Trick's self-titled '97 album. A great pity more people don't know about it...

njr (06-04-2010):
You were brave to put 2 Boston tracks in a row here.

Darth Pazuzu (06-04-2010):
njr,

For the record, the only time I put more than one track by an artist on one of my mixes is when it's a sequence of tracks that are more or less meant to flow together. For example: "We Will Rock You" < "We Are The Champions" (Queen), "Brain Damage" < "Eclipse" (Pink Floyd), "Long Distance Runaround" < "The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus)" (Yes), "Jaded" < "Brain Stew" (Green Day), etc... And in my judgment, the Boston instrumental "The Journey" is more or less the prelude to "It's Easy," which is the actual song.

Another time when I put two different songs by the same artist on the same mix is when it's a "Part 1" or "Part 2" sort of situation, and quite often I split them between the two discs. Sometimes I also apply a bit of subjective license here! One time, I put both of Metallica's Discharge covers ("Free Speech For The Dumb" and "The More I See") on the same mix, in bookending positions - one near the beginning, one near the end! :)

But I wouldn't just put any two songs in a row by the same artist on one of my mixes. For example, it would be a violation of my self-imposed rules if I were to put both Boston's "Don't Look Back" and "Let Me Take You Home Tonight" back-to-back! :)

doowad (06-08-2010):
Love that Stones song.

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