Tachstar

Talk Talk -- Such A Shame

Yu Hong-Mei -- Ballad of North Henan Province

??? -- Cat Funky Maybe

Blue Öyster Cult -- Dominance and Submission

Gary Clark Jr. -- When My Train Pulls In

The Five Blobs -- The Blob

The Tubes -- Talk To Ya Later

Deep Purple Mk II -- Living Wreck

Johnny Horton -- I'm Ready If You're Willing

Led Zeppelin -- In The Light

I got my plant/savage rogue dom up to level 27 yesterday. I'm having a lot of fun with her, apart from when she gets overwhelmed by (what often feels like) hordes of +1 lieutenants that must surely bathe two or three times a day in Roundup. I gotta say, though, I don't fully understand the thinking behind 'savage assault'. The melee attacks are savage enough, sure, but I'm not sure how that correlates to the summoning of birds and (oh, no, not the) bees (ahh) like a mindless masterpet. It's kinda odd. Which, oddly enough, is why I went with it in the first place. Also went with that new Force of Will pool, which is also kinda savage, in a forcefully willful way.

Jethro Tull -- Heavy Horses

The Rolling Stones -- She's a Rainbow

John Daker -- My Name is John Daker

deadboy & the Elephantmen -- Stop, I'm Already Dead

Tchaikovsky -- Swan Lake Op. 20, Act II No. 10, Scene

The Count -- The Song of the Count

Blue Öyster Cult -- Nosferatu

Joe Simon -- Drowning In The Sea Of Love

Deep Purple Mk1 -- Hey Joe

Bo Donaldson and the Heywoods -- Billy Don't Be A Hero

Badfinger -- No Matter What

The Ventures -- Telstar Always liked this version by the Ventures. I still have this album.

David Bowie - Cat People (Putting Out Fire) w/ Stevie Ray Vaughn on guitar

Boyz 2 Girlz (Craig Conner) -- Pray It Goes Ok?