Side A
Artist	Song
Scott Walker	The Time Is Out Of Joint!
from Pola X [O.S.T.] (1999)
David Bowie	A Small Plot Of Land
from Outside (1995)
Prince	All The Critics Love U In New York
from 1999 (1982)
Fear	New York's Alright If You Like Saxophones
from The Record (1982)
Neil Young	Hippie Dream
from Landing On Water (1986)
Yes	In A World Of Our Own
from Heaven & Earth (2014)
Buck Dharma	Wind, Weather And Storm
from Flat Out (1982)
Faith No More	Jim
from We Care A Lot (1985) [instrumental]
Mick Jagger	Let's Work
from Primitive Cool (1987)
Andrew Stockdale	Keep Moving
from Keep Moving (1983)
Bryan Ferry	The Price Of Love
from Let's Stick Together (1976)
U2	Every Breaking Wave
from Songs Of Innocence (2014)
Tom Keifer	Mood Elevator
from The Way Life Goes (2013)
Rush	By-Tor And The Snow Dog: At The Tobes Of Hades/Across The Styx/Of The Battle/Epilogue
from Fly By Night (1975)
Shriekback	Coelocanth
from Manhunter [O.S.T.: V/A] (1986) [instrumental]
Iron Maiden	The Red And The Black
from The Book Of Souls (2015)
Emperor	Opus A Satana
from Scattered Ashes: A Decade Of Emperial Wrath [compilation] (2003) (1996) [instrumental]
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Soundgarden	Twin Tower
from Echo Of Miles: Scattered Tracks Across The Path [compilation] (2014) (1989) [instrumental]
David Bowie	A Small Plot Of Land (Basquiat)
from Outside [bonus track] (1995)
Scott Walker	The Cockfighter
from Tilt (1995)
John Phillips	Space Capsule
from The Man Who Fell To Earth [O.S.T.: V/A] (2016) (1976) [instrumental]
Iggy Pop	Vulture
from Post Pop Depression (2016) [+ Josh Homme]
Stalk-Forrest Group	Gil Blanco County [Original Version]
from St. Cecilia: The Elektra Recordings [compilation] (2001) (1970)
Black Star Riders	Hey Judas
from All Hell Breaks Loose (2013)
Smashing Pumpkins	Glissandra
from Oceania (2012)
Suede	Sometimes I Feel I'll Float Away
from Bloodsports (2013)
Alice In Chains	Hung On A Hook
from The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here (2013)
W.A.S.P.	Trail Of Tears
from Dying For The World (2002)
Accept	Trail Of Tears
from Blind Rage (2014)
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young	4 + 20
from Déjà Vu (1970)
Manic Street Preachers	Misguided Missile
from Futurology (2014)
Roxy Music	A Song For Europe
from Stranded (1973)
Judas Priest	Calm Before The Storm
Judas Priest	Nostradamus
from Nostradamus (2008)
Emperor	Inno A Satana
from In The Nightside Eclipse (1994)
Public Image Ltd.	Radio 4
from Metal Box (1979) [instrumental]

Comment:

A bit of a conceptual thing going on with this one! Read on if you want my long-winded explanation...

The pair of tracks each from Scott Walker and David Bowie in particular are sort of tethered together in my mind's ear. (Purely an instinctual thing, no genuine rationale as to WHY...)

1. Scott Walker: "The Time Is Out Of Joint!" / "The Cockfighter" - The first track is basically a piece from a soundtrack that Scott Walker made for a 1999 French film called "Pola X" (based on a novel by none other than Herman Melville). It plays during the opening credits, and - after a bit of opening narration in French - it contains an excerpt from the second track, which was from Walker's earlier 1995 release "Tilt." I decided to use the first track as a "teaser" or preview to kick off DISC 1, and then use "The Cockfighter" itself in DISC 2...

2. David Bowie: "A Small Plot Of Land" / "(Basquiat)" - The first track is a strange, jazzy piece from Bowie's 1995 "Outside" disc, and the second is a more ambient-sounding remix of the same number, featured in the soundtrack to the 1996 film "Basquiat," in which Bowie himself plays Andy Warhol. I thought that the short Walker soundtrack bit would lead very well into the first Bowie track at the beginning of DISC 1. And I thought that the "Basquiat" remix would lead into Walker's "The Cockfighter" on DISC 2!

3. Emperor: "Opus A Satana" / "Inno A Satana" - From legendary Norwegian black metal gods Emperor. The "Opus" track (which I use as the closer for DISC 1) is actually an instrumental version of the second, orchestrated for keyboard. Then I used the tempestuous, all-out metallic whirlwind assault of the original to bring the whole shebang to a proper climax (following the Judas Priest "Nostradamus" sequence)! After which we go into...

3. Public Image Ltd.: "Radio 4" - The synth instrumental which closes out this mix is also the closer from PiL's "Metal Box". Think of it as a kind of vaguely filmic "exit music" (in keeping with the Walker/Bowie soundtrack connections). I thought it would make for a nice little atmospheric "wind-down" after the all-out blitz attack of Judas Priest and Emperor. Plus, it sort of "mirrors" the use of Emperor's keyboard instrumental "Opus A Satana" as the closer for DISC 1...

4. Prince: "All The Critics Love U In New York" / Fear: "New York's Alright If You Like Saxophones" - Mind you, I had a THEORY that this sequence would work effectively, if "amusingly". But it ended up working better than I thought!

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