Side A
Artist	Song
Dio	We Rock
from The Last In Line (1984)
Bill Haley & His Comets	(We're Gonna) Rock Around The Clock
from American Graffiti [O.S.T.: V/A] [1973] (1954)
Rolling Stones	If You Can't Rock Me
from It's Only Rock 'N' Roll (1974)
John Lennon	(Just Like) Starting Over
from Double Fantasy (1980)
The Band	Up On Cripple Creek
from The Band (1969)
The Cars	It's All I Can Do
from Candy-O (1979)
Blue Oyster Cult	Mirrors
from Mirrors (1979)
Roy Orbison	In Dreams
from Blue Velvet [O.S.T.: V/A] [1986] (1963)
Trevor Jones	Igrayne's Dance [instrumental]
from Excalibur [O.S.T] (1981)
Jimmy Page [+ Robert Plant]	The Only One
from Outrider (1988)
David Gilmour	Cry From The Street
from David Gilmour (1978)
Wang Chung	Lullaby
from To Live And Die In L.A. [O.S.T.] (1985)
Hanoi Rocks	Fashion
from Street Poetry (2007)
The Kinks	Dedicated Follower Of Fashion
from The Kink Kontroversy [bonus track] (1965)
Richard Hartley & Richard O'Brien [Manning Redwood]	Thank God I'm A Man
from Shock Treatment [O.S.T.] (1981)
Red Hot Chili Peppers [Flea]	Pea
from One Hot Minute (1995)
Jeff Beck [+ Joss Stone]	I Put A Spell On You
from Emotion & Commotion (2010)
Heart	Heartless
from Magazine (1977)
King's X	Ooh Song
from King's X (1992)
Extreme	Sunrise
from Saudades De Rock (2008)
Malcolm McLaren	You Need Hands
from The Great Rock 'N' Roll Swindle [O.S.T.: Sex Pistols + V/A] (1979)
Angelo Badalamenti [+ Isabella Rossellini]	Blue Velvet / Blue Star (montage)
from Blue Velvet [O.S.T.: V/A] (1986)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
George Crumb	(Tutti) Threnody I: Night Of The Electric Insects [instrumental]
from The Exorcist [O.S.T.: V/A] (1973)
White Zombie	I, Zombie
from Astro-Creep: 2000 (1995)
Iron Maiden	The Loneliness Of The Long Distance Runner
from Somewhere In Time (1986)
Voivod [w / Jason Newsted]	Reactor
from Voivod (2003)
Butthole Surfers	They Came In
from Mission: Impossible II [O.S.T.: V/A] (2000)
Sevendust	Damaged
from Animosity (2001)
Beastie Boys	Son Of Neckbone [instrumental]
from Beastie Boys Anthology: The Sounds Of Science [compilation] [1999] (1994)
Buckcherry	Alone
from Mission: Impossible II [O.S.T.: V/A] (2000)
The Yardbirds	Little Games
from Little Games (1967)
The Clash	Death Or Glory
from London Calling (1979)
Cheap Trick	Ghost Town
from Lap Of Luxury (1988)
The Beatles	Mother Nature's Son
from The Beatles ["The White Album"] (1968)
Eric Burdon & War	Mother Earth
from Eric Burdon Declares "War" (1970)
Sweet	Mother Earth
from Cut Above The Rest (1979)
Ozzy Osbourne	Revelation (Mother Earth)
from Blizzard Of Ozz (1981)
Ketty Lester	Love Letters
from Blue Velvet [O.S.T.: V/A] [1986] (1962)
British Lions	International Heroes
from British Lions (1977)
Judas Priest	Rock You All Around The World
from Turbo (1986)
AC/DC	Rock Your Heart Out
from The Razors Edge (1990)
John Mellencamp	R.O.C.K. In The U.S.A.
from Scarecrow (1985)

Comment:

This mix was originally submitted to Zen Running Order on July 11, 2010. The original notes and/or comments are as follows...

Darth Pazuzu (07-11-2010):
FINALLY!! An all-brand spanking new mix from yours truly! And it just might be a little while longer until I get another brand-new one posted, because a lot of my orders have yet to arrive and certain songs have become integral to the fabric of what I've already conceived in my mind, so I shall have to wait!

Dedicated to the memories of:

"We Rock" - Ronnie James Dio R.I.P.

"You Need Hands" - Malcolm McLaren R.I.P.

"In Dreams" / "Blue Velvet / Blue Star (Montage)" / "Love Letters" - Dennis Hopper R.I.P. ("I'll send you a love letter...straight from my heart, fucker! You know what a love letter is? It's a bullet from a fucking gun, fucker! You receive a love letter from me, you're fucked forever! You understand, fuck? I'll send you straight to hell, fucker!") (BTW, is it my imagination, or does Isabella Rossellini's singing voice remind anyone else a little of Nico?)

"We Rock" < "(We're Gonna) Rock Around The Clock" < "If You Can't Rock Me" / "Rock You All Around The World" < "Rock Your Heart Out" < "R.O.C.K. In The U.S.A." - Smell a motif here, perhaps...? ;) My idea of bookending sequences!

"Igrayne's Dance" Ever see John Boorman's "Excalibur" (1981), starring Nigel Terry as King Arthur, Nicol Williamson as Merlin and Helen Mirren as Morgana? Well, Trevor Jones did a great score, his cues being interspersed with the works of Richard Wagner and Carl Orff. And here's one of my favorite of Jones' cues!

"Thank God I'm A Man" < "Pea" - A rather barbedly satirical musical number from the soundtrack to the 1981 Richard O'Brien rock musical "Shock Treatment," directed by Jim Sharman - the follow-up (not quite a sequel) to 1975's "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" - followed by a very brief vocal-and-bass solo number from Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, from 1995's "One Hot Minute"! Dedicated to sammyg123, whom I know would most definitely appreciate this bit of sequencing!

"I Put A Spell On You" - The third cover of this particular Screamin' Jay Hawkins classic I've used in a mix - the other two being from Marilyn Manson and Creedence Clearwater Revival.

"Sunrise" - Ever heard Extreme's recent comeback album, "Saudades De Rock"? Not QUITE up there with "Exteme II: Pornograffitti" (1990) and "III Sides To Every Story" (1992), but an excellent collection of songs regardless! And I for one am glad to have them back.

"They Came In" / "Alone" - A couple tracks from the 2000 "Mission: Impossible II" soundtrack. It's been a while since I've used anything from that...

"Mother Nature's Son" < "Mother Earth" (X 2) < "Revelation (Mother Earth)" - Again, smell ANOTHER motif here...? ;)

"International Heroes" - Who exactly are the British Lions, you may be asking? Well, they were a short-lived late-'70s outfit formed from the ashes of Mott The Hoople. You may recall that after Ian Hunter left that band, bassist Overend Watts, drummer Dale "Buffin" Griffin and keyboardist Morgan Fisher hired lead singer Nigel Benjamin and guitarist Ray Major and released two more albums in the mid-'70s under the name of Mott. After Benjamin left the band, the rest of the band got together with singer John Fiddler and released another album under the name British Lions. And "International Heroes," the single from that album, was written by none other than Kim Fowley!

Alaimo (07-11-2010):
What kind of vitamins do you take?!! You certainly have the energy to post here with frequency and interesting concepts.

Darth Pazuzu (07-12-2010):
Centrum, actually... :-)

sammyg123 (07-12-2010):
Thanks for the mention, Darth. I do like that run along with the 2-8 on Side one and the 9-12 on Side two. Good stuff..

doowad (07-15-2010):
I still wish you would only post new mixes, but this does look particularly good.

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