The 80 min. Compilation CD

[Sheriff John Stone]

Good stuff, Music Machine. If there's any record company execs reading this board, you might've given them an idea....The Martin Scorsese Soundtrack....

[TdHabib]

I just did one of Fleetwood Mac, my personal favorites from the 1972-2003 era, I'll resequence it, it's in chronological order for the most part and can be better sequenced...:
1. Sentimental Lady-4:35
2. Hypnotized-4:48
3. Forever-4:04
4. Say You Love Me-4:11
5. Landslide (from The Dance)-4:28
6. Rhiannon-4:11
7. Why (from Mystery to Me, maybe my favorite Christine track BTW)-4:56
8. Go Your Own Way-3:38
9. Silver Springs (from The Dance)-5:41
10. You Make Loving Fun-3:31
11. Tusk-3:36
12. Gypsy-4:24
13. Wish You Were Here-4:45
14. Big Love (from The Dance)-3:06
15. Seven Wonders-3:38
16. Little Lies-3:38
17. Miranda-4:19
18. Throw Down-4:02
19. Goodbye Baby-3:52
20. Songbird-3.20

A few tracks that almost made it were "Love in Store," "Save Me a Place," "Bleed to Love Her," "Sisters of the Moon" and "Tango in the Night."

[Sheriff John Stone]

TdHabib, you have some good material to work with there. I would be interested in seeing how you sequence it...

[TdHabib]

Okay, here's my stab, sequenced as a relationship between a man and a woman, starts off great and then falls apart...much like Lindsey and Stevie, John and Chris, Stevie and Mick etc. etc. Just an idea, but I think the material works it out...

1."Big Love"-great curtain-raiser, gets the energy flowing, Lindsey's brilliant on this one L
2."Hypnotized" BW
3."Sentimental Lady" BW
4. "Forever"-all three of these flow great into each other: attraction, love, love will last forever... BW
5. "Little Lies" C
6. "Seven Wonders" S
7. "You Make Loving Fun" C
8. "Say You Love Me"-all great romance songs C
9. "Gypsy"-not quite sure where to put this one? S
10. "Miranda"-"Miranda is always alone", possibly the first signs of trouble L
11. "Throw Down"-reconciliation S
12. "Songbird"-"I love you like never before..." S
13. "Landslide" S
14. "Tusk"-trouble again, "why don't you tell me what's going on...whose on the phone?" L
15. "Why"-more good questions "why don't you love me" C
16. "Go Your Own Way" L
17. "Silver Springs" S
18. "Goodbye Baby"-although written about Stevie's misscariage (of a baby with Don Henley), these three are good breakup songs S
19. "Rhiannon"-Dreams unwind, love's a state of mind S
20. "Wish You Were Here" C

"Songbird" and "Why" make good enders, but "Wish You Were Here" is my choice...

5 Christine songs, 8 Stevie, 4 Lindsey and 3 Bob Welch. Not enough Lindsey, but a good balance...For a real Mac treat, watch this clip from the 5 minute point onward---and they say Stevie and Lindsey's relationship is over!: http://youtube.com/watch?v=_VpziqDzyxM (BTW, my son is the "HabibTh" who commented on it...)

I'm working on an Elton comp which will be done soon, he's one of my favorites so it'll be interesting...

[Swamp Pirate]

A Texas Country compilation- good for traveling and such.

1. Sunset Boulevard- Charlie Robison
2. Barlight- Charlie Robison
3. My Hometown- Charlie Robison
4. Merry Christmas From the Family- Robert Earl Keen
5. Gringo Honeymoon- Robert Earl Keen
6. Beer, Bait, and Ammo- Kevin Fowler
7. 100% Texan- Kevin Fowler
8. Hey Baby, Where You've Been- Hayes Carll
9. Wish I Didn't Stay So Long- Hayes Carll
10. 12 Bar Blues- Bruce Robison
11. Wrapped- Bruce Robison
12. You're Not the Best- Charlie Robison
13. Amarillo Highway- Robert Earl Keen
14. Desperate Times- Charlie Robison
15. Indianola- Charlie Robison
16. Jackpot- The Derailers
17. Bar Exam- The Derailers
18. Loving County- Charlie Robison
19. Lies, Lies, Lies- The Derailers
20. New Year's Day- Charlie Robison
21. El Cerrito Place- Charlie Robison
22. Dreadful, Selfish Crime- Robert Earl Keen
23. Furnace Fan- Robert Earl Keen

[Sheriff John Stone]

Okay, here's my stab, sequenced as a relationship between a man and a woman, starts off great and then falls apart...much like Lindsey and Stevie, John and Chris, Stevie and Mick etc. etc. Just an idea, but I think the material works it out...

1."Big Love"-great curtain-raiser, gets the energy flowing, Lindsey's brilliant on this one L
2."Hypnotized" BW
3."Sentimental Lady" BW
4. "Forever"-all three of these flow great into each other: attraction, love, love will last forever... BW
5. "Little Lies" C
6. "Seven Wonders" S
7. "You Make Loving Fun" C
8. "Say You Love Me"-all great romance songs C
9. "Gypsy"-not quite sure where to put this one? S
10. "Miranda"-"Miranda is always alone", possibly the first signs of trouble L
11. "Throw Down"-reconciliation S
12. "Songbird"-"I love you like never before..." S
13. "Landslide" S
14. "Tusk"-trouble again, "why don't you tell me what's going on...whose on the phone?" L
15. "Why"-more good questions "why don't you love me" C
16. "Go Your Own Way" L
17. "Silver Springs" S
18. "Goodbye Baby"-although written about Stevie's misscariage (of a baby with Don Henley), these three are good breakup songs S
19. "Rhiannon"-Dreams unwind, love's a state of mind S
20. "Wish You Were Here" C

"Songbird" and "Why" make good enders, but "Wish You Were Here" is my choice...

5 Christine songs, 8 Stevie, 4 Lindsey and 3 Bob Welch. Not enough Lindsey, but a good balance...For a real Mac treat, watch this clip from the 5 minute point onward---and they say Stevie and Lindsey's relationship is over!: http://youtube.com/watch?v=_VpziqDzyxM (BTW, my son is the "HabibTh" who commented on it...)

I'm working on an Elton comp which will be done soon, he's one of my favorites so it'll be interesting...

I like it; the storyline adds to the depth of the CD. Good job. BTW, was "Farmer's Daughter" ever considered?

[Sheriff John Stone]

A Texas Country compilation- good for traveling and such.

1. Sunset Boulevard- Charlie Robison
2. Barlight- Charlie Robison
3. My Hometown- Charlie Robison
4. Merry Christmas From the Family- Robert Earl Keen
5. Gringo Honeymoon- Robert Earl Keen
6. Beer, Bait, and Ammo- Kevin Fowler
7. 100% Texan- Kevin Fowler
8. Hey Baby, Where You've Been- Hayes Carll
9. Wish I Didn't Stay So Long- Hayes Carll
10. 12 Bar Blues- Bruce Robison
11. Wrapped- Bruce Robison
12. You're Not the Best- Charlie Robison
13. Amarillo Highway- Robert Earl Keen
14. Desperate Times- Charlie Robison
15. Indianola- Charlie Robison
16. Jackpot- The Derailers
17. Bar Exam- The Derailers
18. Loving County- Charlie Robison
19. Lies, Lies, Lies- The Derailers
20. New Year's Day- Charlie Robison
21. El Cerrito Place- Charlie Robison
22. Dreadful, Selfish Crime- Robert Earl Keen
23. Furnace Fan- Robert Earl Keen

SP, I gotta admit, this CD is over my head! I'm not familiar with those artists. Although I love travelin' CD's...

[TdHabib]

Okay, here's my stab, sequenced as a relationship between a man and a woman, starts off great and then falls apart...much like Lindsey and Stevie, John and Chris, Stevie and Mick etc. etc. Just an idea, but I think the material works it out...

1."Big Love"-great curtain-raiser, gets the energy flowing, Lindsey's brilliant on this one L
2."Hypnotized" BW
3."Sentimental Lady" BW
4. "Forever"-all three of these flow great into each other: attraction, love, love will last forever... BW
5. "Little Lies" C
6. "Seven Wonders" S
7. "You Make Loving Fun" C
8. "Say You Love Me"-all great romance songs C
9. "Gypsy"-not quite sure where to put this one? S
10. "Miranda"-"Miranda is always alone", possibly the first signs of trouble L
11. "Throw Down"-reconciliation S
12. "Songbird"-"I love you like never before..." S
13. "Landslide" S
14. "Tusk"-trouble again, "why don't you tell me what's going on...whose on the phone?" L
15. "Why"-more good questions "why don't you love me" C
16. "Go Your Own Way" L
17. "Silver Springs" S
18. "Goodbye Baby"-although written about Stevie's misscariage (of a baby with Don Henley), these three are good breakup songs S
19. "Rhiannon"-Dreams unwind, love's a state of mind S
20. "Wish You Were Here" C

"Songbird" and "Why" make good enders, but "Wish You Were Here" is my choice...

5 Christine songs, 8 Stevie, 4 Lindsey and 3 Bob Welch. Not enough Lindsey, but a good balance...For a real Mac treat, watch this clip from the 5 minute point onward---and they say Stevie and Lindsey's relationship is over!: http://youtube.com/watch?v=_VpziqDzyxM (BTW, my son is the "HabibTh" who commented on it...)

I'm working on an Elton comp which will be done soon, he's one of my favorites so it'll be interesting...

I like it; the storyline adds to the depth of the CD. Good job. BTW, was "Farmer's Daughter" ever considered?

I forgot about "Farmer's Daughter," but with a band like Fleetwood Mac it's kinda silly to even do a single CD when there's so many different sides to the band...Still, I enjoyed doing it.  And I quite like the "Farmer's Daughter" cover.

[Swamp Pirate]

A Texas Country compilation- good for traveling and such.

1. Sunset Boulevard- Charlie Robison
2. Barlight- Charlie Robison
3. My Hometown- Charlie Robison
4. Merry Christmas From the Family- Robert Earl Keen
5. Gringo Honeymoon- Robert Earl Keen
6. Beer, Bait, and Ammo- Kevin Fowler
7. 100% Texan- Kevin Fowler
8. Hey Baby, Where You've Been- Hayes Carll
9. Wish I Didn't Stay So Long- Hayes Carll
10. 12 Bar Blues- Bruce Robison
11. Wrapped- Bruce Robison
12. You're Not the Best- Charlie Robison
13. Amarillo Highway- Robert Earl Keen
14. Desperate Times- Charlie Robison
15. Indianola- Charlie Robison
16. Jackpot- The Derailers
17. Bar Exam- The Derailers
18. Loving County- Charlie Robison
19. Lies, Lies, Lies- The Derailers
20. New Year's Day- Charlie Robison
21. El Cerrito Place- Charlie Robison
22. Dreadful, Selfish Crime- Robert Earl Keen
23. Furnace Fan- Robert Earl Keen

SP, I gotta admit, this CD is over my head! I'm not familiar with those artists. Although I love travelin' CD's...

SJS, let's just say this stuff isn't the usual warmed over pop crap you hear on country radio.

[Music Machine]

The Kinks 1964 - 1996

You Really Got Me
All Day and All of the Night
Tired of Waiting for You
See My Friends
Situation Vacant
Sunny Afternoon
Death of a Clown
Victoria
Shangri-la
Lola
Apeman
Skin and Bones (live version from Everybody's in Showbusiness)
Have Another Drink
Rock and Roll Fantasy
Low Budget
Around the Dial
Come Dancing
Word of Mouth
Living on a Thin Line
The Video Shop
I'm Not Like Everybody Else (live version from To the Bone)

[Sheriff John Stone]

Good work, Music Machine. Nice career-spanning compilation. I like how you ended it; good choice to go with that particular live version. One omission that stood out to me - no "Waterloo Sunset"? But, I guess there's a lot to consider in only 80 minutes...

[TdHabib]

That's a good compilation, but two omissions stood out to me: "Celluloid Heroes" and "Sitting in My Hotel," two of my very favorites.

[peerke]

Here 's an Americana compilation I made some time ago:

1. Lucinda Williams - Essence
2. Whiskeytown - Don't Wanna Know Why
3. Emmylou Harris - Wrecking Ball
4. Gillian Welch - Dear Someone
5. Steve Earle - My Old Friend The Blues
6. Ron Sexsmith - Tell Me Again
7. Josh Rouse - It’s The Night Time
8. Ryan Adams - My Winding Wheel
9. Anne McCue - Ballad Of An Outlaw Woman
10. Shawn Colvin - Sunny Came Home
11. Grant Lee Phillips - Mona Lisa
12. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Hot Burrito #1
13. The Reel & Soul Association - Are You Sure
14. Kelly Joe Phelps - Knock Louder
15. Jim White - A Perfect Day To Chase Tornados
16. Catie Curtis - I’ll Cover You
17. Josh Ritter - You’ve Got The Moon
18. Julie Miller - I Still Cry
19. Slaid Cleaves - Broke Down
20. Alejandro Escovedo - Tired Skin

[Sheriff John Stone]

Just for the heck of it...

A Wilson Family Christmas

1. Little Saint Nick - The Beach Boys
2. Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer - Carnie & Wendy Wilson
3. The Man With All The Toys - Brian Wilson
4. The First Noel - Brian Wilson
5. Hey Santa! - Carnie & Wendy Wilson
6. Blue Christmas - The Beach Boys
7. Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree - Carnie Wilson
8. Deck The Halls - Brian Wilson
9. Merry Christmas, Darling - Carnie Wilson
10. Dennis Wilson Christmas Message
11. Christmas Day - The Beach Boys
12. Let It Snow - Carnie & Wendy Wilson
13. Frosty The Snowman - The Beach Boys
14. White Christmas - The Beach Boys
15. Winter Wonderland - Carnie & Wendy Wilson
16. Winter Symphony - The Beach Boys
17. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas - Carnie & Wendy Wilson
18. On Christmas Day - Brian Wilson
19. Jingle Bells - Carnie Wilson
20. Child Of Winter - The Beach Boys
21. Morning Christmas - Dennis Wilson
22. We Three King/Silent Night/The First Noel - Carnie & Wendy Wilson
23. Joy To The World - Brian Wilson
24. We Wish You A Merry Christmas - Brian Wilson

Notes: I decided to leave off "We Three Kings" by The Beach Boys because it appears on the Carnie & Wendy Wilson medley, which is essential. "What I Really Want For Christmas" and "Christmasey" got strong consideration, but I'll listen to them on my own. This is designed more for the casual fan. That being said, "Winter Symphony" and "Morning Christmas" are included to expose the casual fan to something(s) great! Late scratches included "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town" (yes, I really like the track) and "Auld Lang Syne" (as a potential closer). You could do a Volume 2 of more obscure cuts and even include gems like "Snowflakes", "Time To Get Alone", and maybe even Brian's "The Christmas Song".

[Music Machine]

John Lennon 1968 - 1980

Disc One

Julia (Weybridge tapes version)
A Case of the Blues (Weybridge tapes)
Excerpts from 'Radio Play' (from Unfinished Music 2)
Give Peace a Chance
Money (from Live Peace in Toronto)
Cold Turkey (from Live Peace in Toronto)
Working Class Hero (alternate version from Lennon Anthology)
Well Well Well
Look at Me
Mother (single edit)
God
I Found Out
Remember False Start (from Lennon Anthology)
Remember
Isolation Alternate Take (from Lennon Anthology)
Love
Instant Karma
Imagine Take 1 (from Lennon Anthology)
Jealous Guy
Oh My Love
How Do You Sleep Alternate Take (from Lennon Anthology)
Baby Please Don't Go [Studio Version] (from Lennon Anthology)

Disc Two

Gimme Some Truth
Power to the People
New York City live (from Live in NYC)
Come Together live (from Live in NYC)
Mind Games
I'm Sorry
Out of the Blue
Meat City
Nobody Loves You When You're Down and Out Alternate Take (from Lennon Anthology)
Steel and Glass [No string overdubs] (from Menlove Ave.)
Whatever Gets You Through the Night Blown Take/ Yesterday Parody (from Lennon Anthology)
Whatever Gets You Through the Night
Number 9 Dream
Stand by Me
Be My Baby (from Lennon Anthology)
Mama Take This Makeup Off of Me (from Lennon Anthology)
Serve Yourself (from Lennon Anthology)
Real Love (from the Lost Lennon Tapes)
Nobody Told Me
I'm Losing You [with Cheap Trick & Tony Levin] (from Lennon Anthology)
I'm Steppin' Out [Acoustic demo] (from Milk and Honey reissue)
Watchin' the Wheels Acoustic version (from Acoustic.)

[L. Buckingham]

I just did one of Fleetwood Mac, my personal favorites from the 1972-2003 era, I'll resequence it, it's in chronological order for the most part and can be better sequenced...:
1. Sentimental Lady-4:35
2. Hypnotized-4:48
3. Forever-4:04
4. Say You Love Me-4:11
5. Landslide (from The Dance)-4:28
6. Rhiannon-4:11
7. Why (from Mystery to Me, maybe my favorite Christine track BTW)-4:56
8. Go Your Own Way-3:38
9. Silver Springs (from The Dance)-5:41
10. You Make Loving Fun-3:31
11. Tusk-3:36
12. Gypsy-4:24
13. Wish You Were Here-4:45
14. Big Love (from The Dance)-3:06
15. Seven Wonders-3:38
16. Little Lies-3:38
17. Miranda-4:19
18. Throw Down-4:02
19. Goodbye Baby-3:52
20. Songbird-3.20

A few tracks that almost made it were "Love in Store," "Save Me a Place," "Bleed to Love Her," "Sisters of the Moon" and "Tango in the Night."

Any compilation that omits 'That's All For Everyone' is a mountain of horsepile.

[TdHabib]

I just did one of Fleetwood Mac, my personal favorites from the 1972-2003 era, I'll resequence it, it's in chronological order for the most part and can be better sequenced...:
1. Sentimental Lady-4:35
2. Hypnotized-4:48
3. Forever-4:04
4. Say You Love Me-4:11
5. Landslide (from The Dance)-4:28
6. Rhiannon-4:11
7. Why (from Mystery to Me, maybe my favorite Christine track BTW)-4:56
8. Go Your Own Way-3:38
9. Silver Springs (from The Dance)-5:41
10. You Make Loving Fun-3:31
11. Tusk-3:36
12. Gypsy-4:24
13. Wish You Were Here-4:45
14. Big Love (from The Dance)-3:06
15. Seven Wonders-3:38
16. Little Lies-3:38
17. Miranda-4:19
18. Throw Down-4:02
19. Goodbye Baby-3:52
20. Songbird-3.20

A few tracks that almost made it were "Love in Store," "Save Me a Place," "Bleed to Love Her," "Sisters of the Moon" and "Tango in the Night."

Any compilation that omits 'That's All For Everyone' is a mountain of horsepile.

I love that tune! But, yeah I didn't omit it. Any chance you're a "D.W. Suite" fan? One of my very favorites.

[Ptolemaios]

Would you people be willing to upload your mixes as a torrent or something? I have no time to track down all those songs listed individually but am interested in listening to music I haven't heard before! Send me pm or something.

[Sheriff John Stone]

I wanted to make a Dennis Wilson comp to give to a friend, and for me to put on in the spur of the moment. I wanted to focus on the POB/Bamboo material, and I wanted to pick only the best (IMO) songs. I didn't want to fill an entire 80 min. CD (might be too overwhelming, could be a downer), and I wanted it to flow nicely, highlighting all of Dennis' moods. This is what I came up with, it times out at about 58 minutes, criticisms are welcome:

Dennis Wilson

1. Pacific Ocean Blues
2. Tug Of Love
3. Dreamer
4. Time
5. You And I
6. Moonshine
7. Common
8. Thoughts Of You
9. Holy Man
10. Rainbows
11. Only With You
12. River Song
13. Love Remember Me
14. Farewell My Friend
15. End Of The Show
16. Piano Variations On Thoughts Of You

[the captain]

I wanted to make a Dennis Wilson comp to give to a friend, and for me to put on in the spur of the moment. I wanted to focus on the POB/Bamboo material, and I wanted to pick only the best (IMO) songs. I didn't want to fill an entire 80 min. CD (might be too overwhelming, could be a downer), and I wanted it to flow nicely, highlighting all of Dennis' moods. This is what I came up with, it times out at about 58 minutes, criticisms are welcome:

Dennis Wilson

1. Pacific Ocean Blues
2. Tug Of Love
3. Dreamer
4. Time
5. You And I
6. Moonshine
7. Common
8. Thoughts Of You
9. Holy Man
10. Rainbows
11. Only With You
12. River Song
13. Love Remember Me
14. Farewell My Friend
15. End Of The Show
16. Piano Variations On Thoughts Of You

Too much Dennis Wilson. 

[Rocker]

Just saw this thread and thnk it's a good idea.
A few years ago I made two Elvis Presley-compilations. I used some more unknown but great stuff. I didn't wanna focus very much on the hits, although I used some. I didn't do it chronologically, so there's some jumping between mono and stereo. Here are the tracklists:

1. My babe (live '69)
2. A mess of blues
3. Suspicion
4. Fever
5. Baby let's play house
6. Only the strong survive
7. Are you lonesome tonight ?
8. What now my love? (live '73)
9. You'll be gone
10. Ready teddy
11. Just pretend
12. Polk salad Annie (live '70)
13. Little sister
14. Love letters (60s Version)
15. I'll hold you in my heart
16. Surrender
17. It's midnight
18. Loving arms
19. Swing down sweet chariot
20. I can't stop loving you (live '70)
21. Power of my love
22. You don't have to say you love me
23. Crying in the chapel
24. Never been to spain (live '72)
25. It hurts me
26. That's someone you never forget
 


1. We're comin' in loaded (one of the most exciting 1:30 tracks I have ever heard !)
2. Pocketful of rainbows
3. Don't be cruel
4. He'll have to go
5. Bridge over troubled water
6. Such a night
7. Hard headed woman
8. Heart of Rome
9. Crawfish
10. Blue moon
11. Hurt
12. Milkcow blues boogie
13. I've got a thing about you baby
14. Mary in the morning
15. I, John
16. A big hunk o' love
17. All I needed was the rain
18. Gonna get back home somehow
19. Like a baby
20. Reach out to Jesus
21. Tonight's allright for love (this is the european version)
22. Until it's time for you to go
23. I need your love tonight
24. Pledging my love
25. Make the world go away
26. I really don't want to know
27. For ol' times sake
28. Danny boy
29. Unchained melody (live '77 -> Moody Blue-albumversion)

[P.J.]

This is my "So You Think You Know The Stones" compilation playlist. My purpose is to showcase a more mellow side of The Rolling Stones. There are a couple of hits here but not too much. All these are top notch Stones songs. Great vocals, great melodies, great emotion.

01. Saint Of Me - A song that sums up the Stones' attitude.
02. Fingerprint File - A very under appreciated riff.
03. No Expectations
04. This Place Is Empty - 1st Keith song on this comp. Very moving.
05. Loving Cup
06. Out Of Tears
07. Love In Vain
08. 100 Years Ago - "Dontcha think it's sometimes wise not to grow up?" Great line!
09. The Worst
10. Indian Girl
11. Shine A Light - One of my favorites. Gotten a little popular since the concert film.
12. Worried About You
13. You Got The Silver
14. Memory Motel
15. Already Over Me
16. Moonlight Mile - Their most epic song. A perfect closer.

[Alex]

This is my "So You Think You Know The Stones" compilation playlist. My purpose is to showcase a more mellow side of The Rolling Stones. There are a couple of hits here but not too much. All these are top notch Stones songs. Great vocals, great melodies, great emotion.

01. Saint Of Me - A song that sums up the Stones' attitude.
02. Fingerprint File - A very under appreciated riff.
03. No Expectations
04. This Place Is Empty - 1st Keith song on this comp. Very moving.
05. Loving Cup
06. Out Of Tears
07. Love In Vain
08. 100 Years Ago - "Dontcha think it's sometimes wise not to grow up?" Great line!
09. The Worst
10. Indian Girl
11. Shine A Light - One of my favorites. Gotten a little popular since the concert film.
12. Worried About You
13. You Got The Silver
14. Memory Motel
15. Already Over Me
16. Moonlight Mile - Their most epic song. A perfect closer.

No "She's a Rainbow"? That was quite possibly the Stones' finest hour!

[P.J.]

No "She a Rainbow"? That was quite possibly the Stones' finest hour!

I felt "She's A Rainbow" was too wide known for what I was going for. "2000 Man", which I prefer over "Rainbow", was on the list until some trimming needed to be done.

[Music Machine]

The Moody Blues 1964 - 1986

Disc One

Go Now
Lose You Money Not Your Mind
This is My House
Life's Not Life
Long Summer Days
Fly Me High
Leave This Man Alone
Tuesday Afternoon (MB section only, no orchestra intro/ outro)
Peak Hour (MB section only, no orchestra intro/ outro)
Nights in White Satin (no orchestra single edit)
What Am I Doing Here?
Simple Game
Ride My Seesaw (single mix)
The Actor
House of Four Doors
Legend of a Mind
Lovely to See You (BBC)
Send Me No Wine (I put in a fadeout on the outro)
Never Comes the Day
So Deep Within You (BBC)
Have You Heard 1/ The Voyage/ Have You Heard 2 (from Caught Live Plus 5)

Disc Two

Higher and Higher
Eyes of a Child
Floating
Eyes of a Child Reprise
Never Thought I'd Live to be 100
Beyond
Out and In (mono single mix)
Gypsy
Eternity Road
Candle of Life
Sun is Still Shining
Never Thought I'd Live to be 1,000,000
Watching and Waiting
Mike's Number 1
Question (extended mix)
Tortoise and the Hare
It's Up To You (alternate mix)
Dawning is the Day (alternate mix)
The Balance
Coke Commercial/ Holiday Song
The Story in Your Eyes
Our Guessing Game
Emily's Song
The Dreamer

Disc Three

Lost in a Lost World
When You're a Free Man
You and Me
Isn't Life Strange (extended mix)
The Island
Blue Guitar
Forever Autum
Hole in the World/ Steppin' in a Slide Zone single edit (I crossfaded Hole right into Slide Zone)
Had to Fall in Love
The Day We Meet Again
The Voice
Gemini Dream
In My World
It May Be a Fire
Just a Singer (in a Rock and Roll Band)