Side A
Artist	Song
Richard Wagner	Siegfried's Funeral March (Beginning) (Theme From Excalibur) [instrumental]
Trevor Jones	Alternate Theme From Excalibur [instrumental]
from Excalibur [O.S.T.] (1981)
Dio	King Of Rock And Roll
from Sacred Heart (1985)
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant	The Truth Explodes (Yallah)
from No Quarter: UnLedded (1994)
Living Colour	Sacred Ground
from Pride [compilation] [1995] (1994)
Eurythmics	It's Alright (Baby's Coming Back)
from Be Yourself Tonight (1985)
Cheap Trick	She's Got Motion
from Standing On The Edge (1985)
Holy Barbarians [w / Ian Astbury]	Blind
from Cream (1996)
Aerosmith	Bitch's Brew
from Rock In A Hard Place (1982)
Simon Fisher Turner	Cafe Of The Moors [instrumental]
from Caravaggio 1610: Sound Sketches For Michele Of The Shadows [O.S.T.] (1986)
Devo	Mongoloid
from Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! (1978)
Hanoi Rocks	Street Poetry
from Street Poetry (2007)
Sweet	Love Is Like Oxygen [single edit]
from Level Headed (1978)
The Flamingos	I Only Have Eyes For You
from American Graffiti [O.S.T.: V/A] [1973] (1959)
Wayne Kramer	Adult World
from Adult World (2002)
The Mamas & The Papas	String Man
from Deliver (1967)
Heart	This Man Is Man
from Private Audition (1982)
Judas Priest	Locked In
from Turbo
Mike Oldfield	Amarok [Excerpt]
from Amarok (1990)
Foo Fighters	Floaty
from Foo Fighters (1995)
Jeff Beck [+ Olivia Safe]	Elegy For Dunkirk [instrumental]
from Emotion & Commotion (2010)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Hans Zimmer [+ Anthony Hopkins]	Dear Clarice
from Hannibal [O.S.T.: V/A] (2001)
Voivod	Experiment
from Dimension Hatross (1988)
The Firm [w / Jimmy Page & Paul Rodgers]	Fortune Hunter
from Mean Business (1986)
Mott	Love Now
from Drive On (1975)
Asia	Love Now Till Eternity
from Astra (1985)
AC/DC	Sink The Pink
from Fly On The Wall (1985)
Rolling Stones	Till The Next Goodbye
from It's Only Rock 'N' Roll (1974)
The White Stripes	The Air Near My Fingers
from Elephant (2003)
Blue Oyster Cult	You're Not The One (I Was Looking For)
from Mirrors (1979)
The Cars	Just What I Needed
from The Cars (1978)
Germs	The Slave
from (GI) (1979)
Wendy Carlos	Biblical Daydreams [instrumental]
from Clockwork Orange: Complete Original Score (1972)
Queen	Let Me Live
from Made In Heaven (1995)
Megadeth	The Hardest Part Of Saying Goodbye...Sealed With A Kiss
from Endgame (2009)
Siouxsie & The Banshees	Dazzle
from Hyaena (1984)
Black Sabbath [w / Glenn Hughes]	Heart Like A Wheel
from Seventh Star (1986)
Trevor Jones	Alternate End Titles From Excalibur [instrumental]
Richard Wagner	Siegfried's Funeral March (Conclusion) (The Death Of Arthur) [instrumental]
from Excalibur [O.S.T.] (1981)

Comment:

This mix was originally submitted to Zen Running Order on August 31, 2010. The original notes and/or comments are as follows...

Darth Pazuzu (08-31-2010):
Well, here's my THIRD all brand-spanking new offering in less than a week. I've kind of been on a roll lately, as you can plainly see... :)

"Siegfried's Funeral March" < "Theme" & "Alternate End Titles From Excalibur" - A few months back, I obtained a copy of the soundtrack for John Boorman's "Excalibur" (1981), with a mixture of an original score by Trevor Jones (his first, if I'm not mistaken) and appropriate classical cues from Richard Wagner and Carl Orff. Here are the main themes, which I used to bookend this mix. Or - in the case of Trevor Jones' cues - the INTENDED main themes. Boorman had Jones compose a main theme in the event that he might use it in the film, but he opted to use Wagner's "Siegfried's Funeral March" from "Gotterdammerung" instead...

"King Of Rock And Roll" - Another of my tributes to the late, lamented metal legend Ronnie James Dio. (R.I.P.) It's only highly appropriate that it's placed right after the opening "Excalibur"/King Arthur sequence, right...? :-)

"String Man" < "This Man Is Mine" < "Locked In" - The Mamas & The Papas < Heart < Judas Priest...A little joke sequence that formed rather quite spontaneously in my mind! I didn't know I was going to put these particular tracks in this particular order until just before I did. Well, at least I think it's rather amusing... ;)

"You're Not The One (I Was Looking For)" < "Just What I Needed" - An interesting little backstory here! When Blue Oyster Cult was recording their Mirrors album in 1979, drummer Albert Bouchard composed a little ditty called "You're Not The One (I Was Looking For)" - partially derived from the Cars' "Just What I Needed" - mainly as a silly little joke at producer Tom Werman's expense, because he didn't really think too highly of Werman. However, this little joke kind of got out of hand and it ended up on the album! I include both songs back to back here, so people can compare...

njr (08-31-2010):
You're spoiling us with all these new mixes, T.! Like the movie soundtrack starters for each set, er, I mean, disk!

Mr. Mirage (09-01-2010):
Oh. Yes. Most definitely up my alley.

RichardB (09-01-2010):
Very interesting indeed, and like that Mama and Papas run

doowad (09-04-2010):
I always like your classical flourishes and that timeless classic from the Flamingos is my favorite on this or any mix.

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