| Date | Artist | Title | Album | Year | Description | Download | Purchase |
| 11/04/02 | Run-D.M.C. | Rock Box | Run-D.M.C. | 1984 | Run-D.M.C. were pioneers in hip hop. R.I.P. Jam Master Jay | unavailable | www.cdnow.com |
| 10/28/02 | Budgie | "Crash Course In Brain Surgery" | Budgie | 1971 | This three-piece was around at the same time as, and just as heavy as Sabbath and Zeppelin but never achieved either band's popularity. They went on to record a number of albums, to little success. Metallica covered this one on Garage Days | unavailable | www.cdnow.com |
| 10/21/02 | Atari Teenage Riot | "Speed" | Burn Berlin Burn | 1997 | This song comes from their first American release. Released on Grand Royal which went out of business in 2001. | unavailable | out of print |
| 10/14/02 | Exuma | "You Don't Know What's Going On" | Exuma | 1970 | Exuma, named after a spirit balanced between the worlds of the living and the dead, was a major star in the Bahamas, but failed to get a following in the United States. His first two albums were heavily influenced by Obeah, a Carribbean tradition of sorcery similar to Cuban Santeria. This classic from his first album on Mercury Records sounds like a Carribean "Instant Karma" which was released that same year. | Exuma-You_Don't_Know_What's_Going_On.mp3 | out of print |
| 10/07/02 | Snuky Tate | "New Time" | "Break The Rules No. 8" | Original: 1979 | From the 7" "Who Cares?" which had a press run of 1000. San Fransisco punk band with black singer on a song that manages to bring to mind both late 70's Rolling Stones and Wesley Willis | Snuky_Tate-New_Time.mp3 | www.interpunk.com |
