Artist	Song
Lalo Schiffrin	Theme from Enter the Dragon
Curtis Mayfield	Superfly
Nat King Cole and Stubby Kaye	The Ballad of Cat Ballou
Shintaro Katsu	Zatoichi
Lulu	The Man With the Golden Gun
Don Julian	Shorty the Pimp
Dwight David	The Last Dragon
Jun Fujimaki	The Young Boss (Wakaoyabun)
The Sons of the Pioneers	Sugarfoot
Shirley Bassey	Gold Finger
Dennis Coffey	Theme from Black Belt Jones
Luis Bacalov	A Man Called King
Tetsuya Watari	Tokyo Drifter (Tokyo Nagaremono)
James Wong	A Man Should Stand Up (Once Upon a Time in China)
Isaac Hayes	Theme from Shaft
Al Martino	The Man from Laramie
Millie Jackson	Hurts So Good (Cleopatra Jones)
Roberto Fia	Django
Jackie Chan	The Drunken Master
Shorty Long	The Legend of Wyatt Earp
Meiko Kaji	Warrior's Vengeance (Urami Bushi)
Ennio Morricone	Vamos A Matar Companeros!
Andy Lau and Tony Leung	Infernal Affairs
Alan Silvestri	Theme from Delta Force

Comment:

Another election gone, and the result is as always: The Man has won again. When I was a child, a hero was measured not only by the degree of violence he inflicted in his war against The Man, but also the stylishness with which said violence was inflicted. I have decided to embrace the heroic values of the past--no more live and let live tolerance bullshit. Time to put on some appropriate tunes, hit the iron and the heavy bag, brush up on our Sun Tzu, our Musashi, and our Machiavelli. This collection has cowboys, samurai, cops, thugs, vigilantes, and Wong Fei Hong himself--the war is on. I ask you: have you ever seen a better collection of tunes celebrating the good fight? No. No, you have not. Who's the master? I am. Pimp on, brothers and sisters...

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