Side A
Artist	Song
Black Sabbath [w / Ian Gillan]	Trashed
from Born Again (1983)
Warrior Soul	Let's Get Wasted
from Space Age Playboys (1995)
Accept	Ahead Of The Pack
from Restless And Wild (1983)
Voivod [w / Jason Newsted]	Facing Up
from Voivod (2003)
Fight [w / Rob Halford]	Mouthpiece
from A Small Deadly Space (1995)
Corrosion Of Conformity	Dirty Hands Empty Pockets / Already Gone
from In The Arms Of God (2005)
Sting	When We Dance
from Fields Of Gold: The Best Of Sting 1984-1994 [compilation] (1994)
Pete Townshend	I Am An Animal
from Empty Glass (1980)
David Johansen	Justine
from In Style (1979)
The Clash	Stay Free
from Give 'Em Enough Rope (1978)
The Velvet Underground	Temptation Inside Your Heart
from VU [compilation] [1985] (1968)
W.A.S.P.	For Whom The Bell Tolls
from The Headless Children [bonus track] (1989)
Suede	Killing Of A Flash Boy
from Sci-Fi Lullabies [compilation] [1997] (1994)
KISS	Mainline
from Hotter Than Hell (1974)
Badfinger	Baby Blue
from Straight Up (1971)
David Bowie	Let's Spend The Night Together
from Aladdin Sane (1973)
Ramones	Suzy Is A Headbanger
from Leave Home (1977)
The Smiths	Oscillate Wildly [instrumental]
from Louder Than Bombs [compilation] [1987] (1985)
The Guess Who	Sour Suite
from So Long, Bannatyne (1971)
Pink Floyd	Embryo
from Works [compilation] [1983] (1970)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Asia	Wildest Dreams
from Asia (1982)
Rollins Band	During A City
from Come In And Burn (1997)
Motley Crue	Let Us Prey
from Generation Swine (1997)
AC/DC	Shake Your Foundations
from Fly On The Wall (1985)
Rolling Stones	No Use In Crying
from Tattoo You (1981)
Jack Nitzsche [+ Ry Cooder]	Get Away [instrumental]
from Performance [O.S.T.: V/A] (1970)
Manic Street Preachers	Black Garden
from Everything Must Go: 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition [bonus track] (1996)
D Generation [w / Jesse Malin]	Sunday Secret Saints
from Through The Darkness (1999)
Iggy Pop	Death Is Certain
from Beat 'Em Up (2001)
Queens Of The Stone Age	Broken Box
from Lullabies To Paralyze (2005)
Megadeth	Endgame
from Endgame (2009)
Skid Row	Face Against My Soul
from Subhuman Race (1995)
Enya	Caribbean Blue
from Shepherd Moons (1991)
Boston	Party
from Don't Look Back (1978)
Slash [+ Rocco DeLuca]	Saint Is A Sinner Too
from Slash [R&FN'R] (2010)
Harry Nilsson	Down
from Nilsson Schmilsson (1971)
Bob Dylan	Highlands
from Time Out Of Mind (1997)

Comment:

This mix was originally submitted to Zen Running Order on June 7, 2010. The original notes and/or comments are as follows...

Darth Pazuzu (06-07-2010):
A QUESTION: Does anyone think that maybe, perhaps I need a new form of classification for the kind of mixes I make? Granted, I always thought that "21st Century Rock Neo-Classicist" was rather clever, but perhaps it's a little too vague and doesn't really say much. Another description I like to use is "Pazuzu Pizza Pie" - and while that is certainly colorful, it's ultimately more gastronomical than musical! Does anybody else have any suggestions? "Frankenstein 24/7" perhaps? (HA, HA, HA...) It would have to be be something that would immediately grab my fellow posters' attention, and it would also have to be somewhat unconventional, because the particular combinations of artists are admittedly unusual - a motley hybrid of classic rock, hard rock, heavy metal, glam, grunge, alternative, a sprinkling of classical and film soundtracks (and in THIS case, just a pinch of new age with the Enya track)! How do you put a label on THAT, pray tell?! Okay, granted, the overwhelming majority of my mixes have a hard metallic spine to them, because that's where I gravitate towards first and foremost. But otherwise, I DO have a bit of an eclectic streak, and I daresay the songlists I come up with are definitely something that few others would think of! As far as new categories and classifications are concerned, I am definitely open to suggestions... [NOTE FROM 01-03-2013: This was way back when we could actually make up our own classifications for our mixes, instead of simply picking the appropriate Category and SubCategory...]

"Trashed" < "Let's Get Wasted" < "Ahead Of The Pack" < "Facing Up" < "Mouthpiece" < "Dirty Hands Empty Pockets / Already Gone" - Every so often, I like to start the show off with a sequence of sustained heavy metal thunder, with no let-up until about six or seven songs in! (Although, if I may say so, I thought the transition from COC's "Dirty Hands Empty Pockets / Already Gone" to Sting's "When We Dance," stylistically speaking, was much too abrupt! Oh well...)

"When We Dance" < "I Am An Animal" - HEH-HEH-HEH...Right now I can just imagine some drunken loser walking up to some beautiful woman in a bar or nightclub and springing that line on her in some corny, godawful Eurotrash accent. (Y'know, like, "Vhen ve dance, I am an animal!") And if she doesn't slap him or throw her drink in his face, and takes him up on his offer to dance, you know this might be the start of a very...[*AHEM*]...SPECIAL relationship!

"Temptation Inside Your Heart" - "Someone shut the door!" "Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong..." "You don't look like Martha & The Vandellas!" "Electricity comes from other planets." "The Pope in the silver castle!"

"For Whom The Bell Tolls" - Not a Metallica cover, but an early version of what would later become "The Gypsy Meets The Boy", from Blackie Lawless and W.A.S.P.'s next album, the rock opera "The Crimson Idol" (1992). Frankly, I prefer this earlier version...

"Mainline" - "I'm needing some lovin' / I'm hot like an oven!" Sheer bloody freaking poetry, no...? ;)

Texas Hobart (06-07-2010):
Man gave names to all the animals.Stay Free!

doowad (06-08-2010):
Love the 8-11 run on disk 1 (and that Sting song is okay, too, I guess ;-)

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