RolllingStone.com reports that during an Ask Me Anything (AMA) session on Reddit yesterday, NASA researchers revealed the songs they use to wake up the Mars rover Curiosity each morning.

In addition to playing songs by: THE BEATLES, THE DOORS, SIMON AND GARFUNKEL, and FRANK SINATRA, NASA has used the ANTHRAX cover of JOE JACKSON's 'Got The Time'.

Anthrax guitarist Dan Spitz commented, "Thrash metal and my guitar have been heard on Mars. I'm the first Intergalactic dual planet metal artist. Do the Alien Mosh!".

Scott Ian added, "Yes, there will be moshing on Mars."

Eric Blood, who works in surface systems, unveiled an eclectic mix of rock classics, movie music and, of course, Wagner's 'Ride of the Valkyries.'

So far, Curiosity has woken up to the sweet sounds of the Beatles' 'Good Morning Good Morning,' 'Good Morning' from Singing in the Rain, the Mission Impossible theme song, Anthrax's 'Got the Time,' the Doors' 'Break on Through,' Geroge Harrison's 'Got My Mind Set on You,' the Star Wars theme song (obviously), Simon and Garfunkel's cover of the Everly Brothers' 'Wake Up Little Susie' and, most recently, Frank Sinatra's 'Come Fly With Me.'

As one Redditor pointed out, the last two Mars rovers – Opportunity and Spirit, which landed on the red planet in 2004 – both received similar wake-up calls.

You can check out their entire morning playlists here.