Side A
Artist	Song
King Crimson	Peace: A Beginning
from In The Wake Of Poseidon (1970)
Extreme	There Is No God
from Waiting For The Punchline (1994)
Poison [w / Richie Kotzen]	7 Days Over You
from Native Tongue (1993)
Queensryche	You
from Hear In The Now Frontier (1997)
Sevendust	Disgrace
from Seasons (2003)
D Generation [w / Jesse Malin]	Wasted Years
from D Generation (1994)
Goblin	Torte In Faccia [instrumental]
from Zombi [Dawn Of The Dead O.S.T.] (1978)
Swingin' Medallions	Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love)
from Nuggets: Original Artyfacts From The First Psychedelic Era 1965-1968 [box set: V/A] [1998] (1965)
Mott The Hoople	It Must Be Love
from Wildlife (1971)
David Gilmour	Murder
from About Face (1984)
Harry Nilsson	Driving Along
from Nilsson Schmilsson (1971)
The Who [+ Oliver Reed, Ann-Margret & Alison Dowling]	Bernie's Holiday Camp
from Tommy [O.S.T.: The Who + V/A] (1975)
Siouxsie & The Banshees	Peek-A-Boo
from Peepshow (1988)
Germs	Dragon Lady
from (GI) (1979)
Voivod	The Prow
from Angel Rat (1991)
Wang Chung	The Red Stare [instrumental]
from To Live And Die In L.A. [O.S.T.] (1985)
Robert Plant	Slow Dancer
from Pictures At Eleven (1982)
Living Colour	Love And Happiness
from Biscuits [EP] (1991)
The Firm [w / Jimmy Page & Paul Rodgers]	Spirit Of Love
from Mean Business (1986)
Gustav Mahler [Leonard Bernstein conducting the Concertgebouw Orchestra]	Symphony No. 1 In D Major ("Titan"): II. Kraftig Bewegt [instrumental]
from Bernstein/Mahler: The Complete Symphonies & Orchestral Songs [box set] [1998] (1987)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Rick Wakeman	Merlin The Magician
from The Myths And Legends Of King Arthur And The Knights Of The Round Table (1975)
Trevor Jones	Merlin's Spell [instrumental]
from Excalibur [O.S.T.] (1981)
The Moody Blues	Are You Sitting Comfortably?
from On The Threshold Of A Dream (1969)
Aerosmith	Jig Is Up
from Rock In A Hard Place (1982)
Rolling Stones	Slave
from Tattoo You (1981)
The Cars	You're All I've Got Tonight
from The Cars (1978)
Blue Oyster Cult	Night Flyer
from Spectres [bonus track] (1977)
Warrior Soul	Charlie's Out Of Prison
from Last Decade Dead Century (1990)
Dio	I Could Have Been A Dreamer
from Dream Evil (1987)
The Mars Volta	Tourniquet Man
from The Bedlam In Goliath (2008)
Foo Fighters	Generator
from There Is Nothing Left To Lose (1999)
Slaughter	Streets Of Broken Hearts
from The Wild Life (1992)
The Who [+ Ann-Margret & Oliver Reed]	T.V. Studio /
The Who [Keith Moon]	Tommy's Holiday Camp
from Tommy [O.S.T.: The Who + V/A] (1975)
John Williams [w / Tim Morrison, trumpet]	Theme From Born On The Fourth Of July [instrumental]
from John Williams: Greatest Hits 1969-1999 [compilation] [1999] (1994)
Ramones	Born To Die In Berlin
from Adios Amigos! (1995)
The Yardbirds	Goodnight Sweet Josephine
from Little Games [bonus track] (1967)
King's X	Silent Wind
from King's X (1992)
Soul Asylum	Lonely For You
from Black Gold: The Best Of Soul Asylum [compilation] [2000] (1998)
The Mamas & The Papas	John's Music Box [instrumental]
from Deliver (1967)

Comment:

This mix was originally submitted to Zen Running Order on August 30, 2010. The original notes and/or comments are as follows...

Darth Pazuzu (08-30-2010):
Another all-new lineup! Hope you like it... :)

"Torte In Faccia" - A jaunty, amusing little instrumental ditty from Italian soundtrack progsters Goblin. This was featured in the European version of George A. Romero's "Dawn Of The Dead" (1978), during the pie-fight sequence between the zombies and the bikers in the mall!

"Dragon Lady" - I can always rely on old-school punk rock outfits to provide filler in case I've got a pesky gap longer than two minutes in a CD's running time, such is their tendency to keep things short and sweet!

"Slow Dancer" - Probably one of the more Zeppelin-esque tracks on any of Robert Plant's early solo albums, due in no small part to the decidedly Bonham-esque slam of Cozy Powell's skins. It also has an exotic, Arabic tinge to it, making it a sort of "Son Of Kashmir", but while that earlier Led Zep number was about traveling down a long stretch of road through Moroccan desert to get to India, "Slow Dancer" feels more like a trip down Egypt's Nile River and seeing the pyramids along the way! (BTW, I just got "Nine Lives," the complete 9-CD box set of Robert Plant's solo work, in addition to the anthology "Sixty Six To Timbuktu." While I personally find much of Plant's solo work to be...how shall I say?...an acquired taste, I certainly find it very interesting and a lot of it's begun to grow on me quite a bit. Personally, I eagerly await the release of his new "Band Of Joy" with baited breath...)

"Merlin The Magician" < "Merlin's Spell" < "Are You Sitting Comfortably?" - If you know the lyrics to the Moody Blues track, you'll understand perfectly well why it's part of this sequence! ;)

"I Could Have Been A Dreamer" - Another tribute of mine to one of heavy metal's fallen: The late, great Ronnie James Dio. R.I.P.

njr (08-30-2010):
Cool to see the Wakeman!

njr (08-31-2010):
Oh! And thanks for posting another ALL NEW Pazuzu playlist!

doowad (08-31-2010):
I dont' find as many favorites here as usual, but it does make me glad I went AWOL on the 90s.

RichardB (08-31-2010):
A bonus track from BOC's Spectres? That I have to hear in what looks to be an impressive list

mollyac (08-31-2010):
I love that Voivod track. Nice mix

Mr. Mirage (09-01-2010):
Including the OST cuts from the film version of Tommy hooked me. Apparently, there was the original release, which I saw, and the version put out on VHS, which I owned. All I could recall is just how terrible the VHS was, and I recalled distinctly enjoying the film... later, when it was put out on disc, I read that there were two versions, and the disc has the version I fell in love with. The OST is my personal favorite of all four versions (so far, or maybe "today" would be more appropriate).

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