1. Return To Forever (USA) - Excerpt From The First Movement Of Heavy Metal (No Mystery, 1975) 2’43”
2. Zutons (UK) - Zuton Fever... (Who Killed... The Zutons, 2004) 3’10”
3. Ardo Dombec (GER) - Spectaculum (Ardo Dombec, 1971) 4’03”
4. Hopney (UK) - Down For The Count (Cosmic Rockout, 1978) 2’51”
5. Shocking Blue (Olanda) - Love Machine (The Shocking Blue, 1970) 3’19”
6. Sperrmüll (GER) - Me And My Girlfriend (Sperrmüll, 1973) 5’05”
7. Eels (USA) - Souljacker Part I (Souljacker, 2001) 3’15”
8. Mary Butterworth (USA) - Phase II (Mary Butterworth, 1969) 6’09”
9. The Troggs (UK) - Bass For My Birthday (Black Bottom, 1981) 3’32”
10. Sid Rumpo (Australia) - Breakin My Back (First Offense, 1974) 4’14”
11. Shalom Hanoch (Israele) - Take Off My Shoes (Shalom, 1971) 5’31”
12. Pentagram (USA) - Forever My Queen (Singolo, 1971) 2’25”
13. Hurdy Gurdy (Danimarca) - Babels Tower (Hurdy Gurdy, 1972) 3’17”
14. Shape Of The Rain (UK) - Yes (Riley, Riley, Wood And Waggett, 1971) 5’50”
15. Shaggy (Svezia) - Destination Nowhere (Lessons For Beginners, 1975) 4’42”
16. Tucky Buzzard (UK) - Coming On Again - Part 1 (Coming On Again, 1971) 3’07”
17. Sex (UK) - Scratch My Back (Sex, 1971) 3’44”
18. Axcraft (USA) - Firewheel ( Dancing Madly Backwards, 1974) 5’40”
19. Sir Lord Baltimore (USA) - Lady Of Fire (Kingdom Come, 1970) 2’53”
20. Hawkwind (UK) - Space Is Deep (Doremi Fasol Latido, 1972) 6’22”
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