Middle Aged Dummies!! Artists #1's have been posted!! (5 Viewers)

[rockaction]

Got it.

Oh my. That's wild.

The Simon and Garfunkel song is awesome, by the way.

 

[Just Win Baby]

I finally listened to the #15 playlist. Busy week and fell behind... not sure if I will be able to catch up now, but I'll try!

Excluding my own song, I already knew that I liked these songs:

• Genesis – Turn It On Again
• SRV – Mary Had A Little Lamb
• Bruce – Badlands
• Heart – What About Love?

Once I listened to it, I realized I knew and liked these songs, just didn't remember them by name:

• Police – When The World Is Running Down, You Make The Best Of What’s Still Around
• Kinks – Supersonic Rocket Ship – love this song!

On first listen to this playlist, these were the unfamiliar songs I liked the best:

• Decemberists – 16 Military Wives
• Sigur Ros – Rafstraumur
• Taylor Swift (feat. Bon Iver) – evermore
• Phish – What's The Use
• Doves – Darker – love this song!
• Spoon – The Beast and Dragon, Adored

There were plenty of other songs that I enjoyed. I think this was the best playlist yet for my taste.

 

[Just Win Baby]

I'm glad we are not frowning on citing other sources for our songs, since I've been doing that throughout (but providing credit!). I have been posting information about the songs and albums as well as sources that support my ranking and thinking about my choices.

 

[timschochet]

Just to clarify I have no problem with people citing other sources. I actually love it. I especially love @Anarchy99’s long posts in his Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd threads when he quotes multiple sources and reviews. That is awesome stuff.

I’m just too lazy to do much of that myself,

 

[Dr. Octopus]

I’m not ashamed to google things for my songs.

Nothing shameful about that. On the other hand, it's tradition for certain people 'round here to do countdowns where they just copy and paste large swaths of the internet and pretend it's their own work. (No one in this thread.)

Oh he’s also not above writing 15 paragraphs of copied stats to prove something that you didn’t actually say wasn’t true and/or claiming he has “sources” when he’s just parroting beat writers.

 

[kupcho1]

Oh man, I'll cite Wiki right in my write-ups. There's absolutely no shame in looking things up. At least, I thought there wasn't. Not everybody is a walking encyclopedia.

I think I've been fairly consistent in citing sources, going so far as to include the link for anyone that wants more than a brief quote.
Simply name checking where you got something should be more than sufficient.

 

[rockaction]

Oh he’s also not above writing 15 paragraphs of copied stats to prove something that you didn’t actually say wasn’t true and/or claiming he has “sources” when he’s just parroting beat writers

Philadelphia Freedom?

 

[rockaction]

I think I've been fairly consistent in citing sources, going so far as to include the link for anyone that wants more than a brief quote.
Simply name checking where you got something should be more than sufficient.

Oh yeah. No doubt. I wasn't accusing anybody of anything, either, in case that seemed weird. Personally, I always say something like "Per Wiki" and then I include quotation marks. I actually wasn't even remotely trying to say anything else other than I use Wikipedia and cite it.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

Oh he’s also not above writing 15 paragraphs of copied stats to prove something that you didn’t actually say wasn’t true and/or claiming he has “sources” when he’s just parroting beat writers

Philadelphia Freedom?

No, I believe she’s referring to a Pats fan that used to write here.

 

[snellman]

What is everyone's view on profanity? I have a pretty good idea of who I want to do for the next list, but the earlier work especially has more profanity. I will try to find the clean versions when possible, but some songs don't have a clean version. May have to change artists if it is looked down on.

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

What is everyone's view on profanity? I have a pretty good idea of who I want to do for the next list, but the earlier work especially has more profanity. I will try to find the clean versions when possible, but some songs don't have a clean version. May have to change artists if it is looked down on.

Have you listened to Green Day?

Also, we are only using links. Just do the NSFW thing. Krista drafted "Closer" in one draft. Seems profane enough for me.

 

[Raging weasel]

What is everyone's view on profanity? I have a pretty good idea of who I want to do for the next list, but the earlier work especially has more profanity. I will try to find the clean versions when possible, but some songs don't have a clean version. May have to change artists if it is looked down on.

I'm fine with profanity.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

What is everyone's view on profanity?

I ****ing love it.

 

[falguy]

A lot late, but here's my write-up for my #10 (Reminder that my list isn't in ranked order. I just through it in a blender)

#10 Rock 'n' Roll Singer (High Voltage)

The High Voltage album now takes the lead in selected songs. 1976! This album is almost 50 years old! The intro is fantastic. As usual, it's obvious that it is an AC/DC tune after the first couple of notes. I don’t know how you don’t start tapping your toe or bobbing your head at the opening solo.
Bon wrote really great lyrics, something that I find missing in most of the later stuff. He’s telling a story here, and I’m all ears. Every part of this tune is great. Another under-rated gem, if you ask me.

Thursday will be another under the radar pick from an early album.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

The Sigur Ros song on list 10 rocked. I didn't think I'd ever say that about them.

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

I just started on The Pointer SIsters. This is going to be amazing.

As a preview, here is "Send Him Back" from around 1973. It's in a genre known as Northern Soul. And that's before they really hit their stride.

 

[zamboni]

Simon & Garfunkel

zamboni

"Patterns" Simon & Garfunkel - Patterns "Patterns" is a song written by Paul Simon and included on his 1965 album The Paul Simon Songbook, and later recorded by Simon and Garfunkel on their third a... www.youtube.com

The first 10 seconds of this seem very familiar but can't put my finger on it.

Got it.

Great pick up. The one YouTube commenter nailed it, too.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

Ryan Adams got the worst slot on the playlist - leading into Stevie Wonder each round.

I was sitting there listening to "Oh My Sweet Carolina". thinking "how can it get better than this?..." and then "Sir Duke" starts blasting out of my speaker.

 

[Mt. Man]

*Oh My Sweet Carolina - Ryan Adams - Is it me, or is there an Eagles vibe to this song?

You shut your mouth!

My random thoughts apologize and promise to do ten "Hail Ringo"s.

 

[Uruk-Hai]

Ryan Adams got the worst slot on the playlist - leading into Stevie Wonder each round.

I was sitting there listening to "Oh My Sweet Carolina". thinking "how can it get better than this?..." and then "Sir Duke" starts blasting out of my speaker.

That just means folks get a helluva one-two punch

 

[Scoresman]

The Sigur Ros song on list 10 rocked. I didn't think I'd ever say that about them.

They have a few that rock much harder coming up, but they're the type of song with a buildup to get there. #10 is structured more like a typical rock/pop song and kind of rocks throughout, I would agree.

 

[Uruk-Hai]

Ryan Adams got the worst slot on the playlist - leading into Stevie Wonder each round.

I was sitting there listening to "Oh My Sweet Carolina". thinking "how can it get better than this?..." and then "Sir Duke" starts blasting out of my speaker.

Now, if you had taking Billy Joel we'd have needed Stevie as a palate-cleanser.

 

[krista4]

I think I've been fairly consistent in citing sources, going so far as to include the link for anyone that wants more than a brief quote.
Simply name checking where you got something should be more than sufficient.

Oh yeah. No doubt. I wasn't accusing anybody of anything, either, in case that seemed weird. Personally, I always say something like "Per Wiki" and then I include quotation marks. I actually wasn't even remotely trying to say anything else other than I use Wikipedia and cite it.

Yeah, I think we’ve all been clear that this doesn’t refer to anyone in this thread. Copying stuff and giving proper attribution is not only fine, but can be useful and enlightening.

 

[krista4]

Also I’m pro-profanity.

 

[kupcho1]

I just started on The Pointer SIsters. This is going to be amazing.

Personally, I loathe the Pointer Sisters solely due to I'm So Excited. I look forward to you enlightening me.

 

[Zegras11]

Have to show a couple homes after work today, so the 9's will be a little later than usual tonight

 

[falguy]

Have to show a couple homes after work today, so the 9's will be a little later than usual tonight

That's ****ing unacceptable!

Also, I'm anti profanity

 

[Yo Mama]

The group I’m hoping to choose for round two tends to throw in a few bad words, so I’m definitely pro-fanity.

 

[timschochet]

Bauhaus was usually hit or miss for me, most times miss because I just didn’t get Goth rock. But my college roommate was a huge fan so I heard them a LOT back in the day. Anyhow, among the few “hits” for me were “Crowds”, their cover of “Ziggy”, and “Bela Lugosi’s Dead”. Haven’t heard it for years until now.

 

[New Binky the Doormat]

Pete Townshend may have been the first one to utter the phrase "Power Pop" ...but Todd perfected it.

get ready for some definitive Power Pop people!!!!

 

[Uruk-Hai]

Pete Townshend may have been the first one to utter the phrase "Power Pop" ...but Todd perfected it.

get ready for some definitive Power Pop people!!!!

Go all the way, Binky!

 

[scorchy]

Top-of-the-mind thoughts on a few of the 10s:

Decemberists/The Rakes Song - my love for this band keeps growing every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday.
The Kinks/Do It Again - Hadn't heard this ages. Not sure I really knew it was the Kinks but I know I never change the station when it comes on.
Rush/The Trees - my doofus Neil Diamond-loving sophomore-year RA hated that we all listened to Rush and particularly made fun of The Trees - "I mean, how stupid is a song about Oaks and Maples?" Bob the Dragon (who wasn't really a Rush fan either) yelled back: "It's a metaphor for the entire human condition, you pinhead."
Chicago/Mississippi Delta City Blues - Funky
Ryan Adams/Oh My Sweet Carolina - My 2nd favorite Ryan Adams song
Bauhaus/Bela Lugosi's Dead - I'm dead! I'm dead! I'm dead!

 

[Yo Mama]

Would be fun to have bottom five lists for our artists to call out their worst songs. Genesis has some real stinkers. Might be tough to listen through those playlists though.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

Ryan Adams got the worst slot on the playlist - leading into Stevie Wonder each round.

I was sitting there listening to "Oh My Sweet Carolina". thinking "how can it get better than this?..." and then "Sir Duke" starts blasting out of my speaker.

Now, if you had taking Billy Joel we'd have needed Stevie as a palate-cleanser.

Although I am from Long Island, and do like him, he’d be way way way down on the list of artists I’d chose for this.

If you piss me off between now and then (seems easy to do nowadays) maybe he’ll move up that list.

 

[KarmaPolice]

The group I’m hoping to choose for round two tends to throw in a few bad words, so I’m definitely pro-fanity.

I know it doesn't seem as popular with the group here in general, but I did wonder if this was reason people might shy away from some rap or other groups. 0 way to avoid it if I tackle my rap group down the road.

 

[KarmaPolice]

Pete Townshend may have been the first one to utter the phrase "Power Pop" ...but Todd perfected it.

get ready for some definitive Power Pop people!!!!

The sound on #10 was the sound I associated with Todd knowing 0% and based on chatter in the drafts. I've been more surprised at the power pop, honestly. (and I am guessing didn't pay enought attention when we were doing Power Pop in GP drafts).

 

[KarmaPolice]

There will be 46 songs on this playlist. @Scoresman said the Sigur Ros song isn't on Spotify. What I did with @MAC_32 s pick is put 2 songs back to back in the playlist like we've had with a couple Chicago tracks, since that's what the video link did. Also, I did get your PM, @simey - thanks.

 

[Galileo]

Would be fun to have bottom five lists for our artists to call out their worst songs. Genesis has some real stinkers. Might be tough to listen through those playlists though.

Unpossible. I like every song the Kinks ever made.

 

[Yo Mama]

Would be fun to have bottom five lists for our artists to call out their worst songs. Genesis has some real stinkers. Might be tough to listen through those playlists though.

Unpossible. I like every song the Kinks ever made.

So your group didn’t sing a problematic song with the lead singer using a bad Mexican accent (with problematic accompanying video)? Must have just been my group.

 

[Scoresman]

There will be 46 songs on this playlist. @Scoresman said the Sigur Ros song isn't on Spotify. What I did with @MAC_3's pick is put 2 songs back to back in the playlist like we've had with a couple Chicago tracks, since that's what the video link did. Also, I did get your PM, @simey - thanks.

I’ll post the YouTube link to the song once the playlist is posted.

 

[Raging weasel]

Knew 13 of the 10's and the Taylor Swift song was already in my liked songs list.
Some new to me likes in playlist order.

Polar Opposites
The Rake's Song
Kveikur- been mostly a miss for me but this one rocks!
My Oh My
Maze- like the part from 3 minutes to about 7 minutes
Everything is New
Pick Me Up- great solo!
Here We Go Again

 

[Raging weasel]

Oops, hit post too soon
Here It Comes
My Math Mind
Patterns
Bela Lugosi's Dead- I actually know and like this song but never heard this version

 

[Just Win Baby]

Foo Fighters

Just Win Baby

Stacked Actors Stacked Actors Foo Fighters · Song · 1999 open.spotify.com

Having a lot of trouble keeping up over the past week!

Stacked Actors is the 4th and final song I chose from the Foos' 3rd studio album, There Is Nothing Left To Lose. The song peaked at #9 on the Billboard US Mainstream Rock chart and at #25 on the US Alternative chart.

Dave Grohl said about the song:

‘Stacked Actors’ is a response to living in Hollywood for about a year and a half, and my disdain and disgust of everything plastic and phony, which is the foundation of that city. And I just hated it. I had a lot of fun, but I had a lot of fun hating it.

I wrote 'Stacked Actors' about everything that is fake and everything that is plastic and glamorous and unreal, so if that pertains to anyone that comes to mind then there you go.

It's about having nothing better to do than trying to be other people, it really grossed me out. Actors, just in general make me ****ing sick.

Living in Hollywood always seemed transitional to me. Truth be told, I ****ing hated Hollywood, hated the whole life, hated most of the people we met. That's what I'm saying in ‘Stacked Actors’.

In 2020, Kerrang ranked the top 20 all-time Foo Fighters songs and ranked Stacked Actors #10. This is their writeup:

Having relocated to Los Angeles about a year before recording on Foos’ third album started, the lead track of that release sees the frontman raging against the countless fakes and phonies of Hollywood. Possessed of a strident swagger and more scathing sense of humour than what had come before, lines like, ‘I'm impressed, what a beautiful chest / I never meant to make a big scene’ and, ‘Yeah, but what do you do when you’re just another ageing drag queen?’ (a line Courtney Love seemed convinced was about here) bristle with provocative wit. The chorus – ‘Stack dead actors / Stacked to the rafters / Line up the bastards / All I want is the truth’ – reaffirms the band’s place as unlikely everymen amongst the ultimately bourgeois American celebrity elite.

In 2023, Consequence of Sound ranked what they characterized as all 156 Foo Fighters songs up to that point, ranking Stacked Actors #17. Here is an excerpt from their writeup:

There’s a lot to hate about Los Angeles: The glossy people and the frustrating lack of suitable public transportation could drive anyone nuts. It’s a breezy place to visit, but not exactly the breeziest place to live, and knowing that makes a song like “Stacked Actors” all the better. It’s one of the angriest songs in the Foo Fighters catalog, capturing a vicious Grohl who vents his frustrations and angst as he screams, “Line up all the bastards all I want is the truth.”

Around 2019 (2014 article was updated "4 years ago"), Spin ranked what they characterized as all 152 Foo Fighters songs up to that point, ranking Stacked Actors #20. Here is their writeup:

There Is Nothing Left to Lose is Foo Fighters’ classic-rock album, so even the grungiest track comes with guiro-groove verses a la Steely Dan’s “Do It Again.” The only thing more fun than that fuzz bass is pretending the lyrics are about perennial Grohl adversary Courtney Love — as many fans (and Courtney herself) already do.

 

[zamboni]

Personally, I loathe the Pointer Sisters solely due to I'm So Excited.

I’m so…scared.

 

[titusbramble]

As an aside, was doing research for who I want to pick in a potential round two of this thing while at work this morning, and wow, there's so many earlier versions of tracks that I was considering that I didn't realise were from a side project

 

[KarmaPolice]

We should do a draft, slow reveal of Part 2 artists.

 

[Mister CIA]

We should do a draft, slow reveal of Part 2 artists.

I'm developing many "31" contender playlists, but the two I like most are strong contenders to be selected by someone else in the next thread.

 

[Mister CIA]

The Sigur Ros song on list 10 rocked. I didn't think I'd ever say that about them.

They have a few that rock much harder coming up, but they're the type of song with a buildup to get there. #10 is structured more like a typical rock/pop song and kind of rocks throughout, I would agree.

I'll bet I know one of them. My 1B favorite Sigur Ros song is an iconic live performance. It's very climactic.

EDIT: Extremely climactic.

 

[Don Quixote]

We should do a draft, slow reveal of Part 2 artists.

Slow reveal would be good, with emphasis on “slow”, in part because I’m nowhere close to thinking about who I could do justice for a part 2.

 

[Zegras11]

#9's PLAYLIST

		#9-
Todd Rundgren	New Binky the Doormat	Couldn't I Just Tell You Todd Rundgren - Couldn't I Just Tell You (Lyrics Below) (HQ) Couldn't I Just Tell You from Something/Anything?LYRICS:Keep your head and everything will be coolYou didn't have to make me feel like a foolWhen I tried to ... www.youtube.com
Jorge Ben Jor	Don Quixote	Zumbi Jorge Ben Jor - Zumbi (Áudio Oficial) Me acompanhe nas redes socias: ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jorgebenjorge► Instagram: https://instagram.com/jorgebenjoroficial youtu.be
Brandi Carlile	JB Breakfast Club	Right on Time - In These Silent Days Right on Time Brandi Carlile · Song · 2021 open.spotify.com
The Police	Zegras11	Roxanne Roxanne The Police · Song · 1978 open.spotify.com
Modest Mouse	The Dreaded Marco	Bankrupt On Selling Bankrupt On Selling - Modest Mouse The Fourteenth Song From The Album " The Lonesome Crowded West ". Also i didn't put any pictures besides the album cover because it would be kind of pointles... www.youtube.com
Genesis	Yo Mama	The Cinema Show The Cinema Show - 2007 Stereo Mix Genesis · Song · 1973 open.spotify.com
Stevie Ray Vaughan	Sullie	Cold Shot (Official Music Video) Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Cold Shot (Official Video) Official Video for "Cold Shot" by Stevie Ray VaughanStevie Ray Vaughan was a legendary blues guitarist and singer from Texas, known for his soulful playing a... www.youtube.com
The Decemberists	kupcho1	Valerie Plame Valerie Plame The Decemberists · Song · 2008 open.spotify.com The Decemberists-Valerie Plame youtu.be
...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead	plinko	Open Doors Lost Songs (2012) Open Doors ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead · Song · 2012 open.spotify.com
The Kinks	Galileo	Come Dancing (1982 - State of Confusion) Come Dancing The Kinks · Song · 1983 open.spotify.com
Rush	higgins	Anthem Anthem Provided to YouTube by Anthem Entertainment (Masters)Anthem · RushFly By Night℗ 1975 Anthem Entertainment LPReleased on: 1975-02-15Auto-generated by YouTube. www.youtube.com
Sigur Rós	Scoresman	Heima (At Home) - Hvarf/Heim - 2007 Sigur Rós - Heima (Live at Álafoss) [Remastered Heima extra] August 2nd, 2006 was a day-off on the Heima tour, so today we're sharing this recording of the track Heima, recorded a little after the tour finished. www.youtube.com
Donald Fagen	Charlie Steiner	New Frontier New Frontier Provided to YouTube by RepriseNew Frontier · Donald FagenThe Nightfly℗ 1982 Warner Records Inc.Bass: Abraham LaborielBass: Anthony JacksonMasterer: Bob Ludwi... www.youtube.com
Green Day	MAC_32	Brain Stew/Jaded Green Day - Brain Stew/Jaded [Official Music Video] Watch the official music video for Brain Stew/Jaded by Green Day from the album Insomniac.🔔 Subscribe to the channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/GreenDay/?su... www.youtube.com
Big Thief	Ilov80s	Cattails Cattails Big Thief · Song · 2019 open.spotify.com
Daft Punk	rockaction	Too Long Daft Punk - Too Long (Official Video) Official Music Video for “Too Long”, taken from “Discovery” available on all platforms: https://daftpunk.lnk.to/DiscoverySubscribe to the official Daft Punk... youtu.be
Taylor Swift	Jpalmer	All Too Well All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor's Version) (From The Vault) Taylor Swift · Song · 2021 open.spotify.com
Elliott Smith	Tuffnutt	See You Later See You Later Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupSee You Later · HeatmiserMic City Sons℗ 1996 Caroline Records IncReleased on: 1996-01-01Producer, Studio Personn... www.youtube.com
Chicago	Pip's Invitation	Call on Me Call on Me - 2002 Remaster Chicago · Song · 1974 open.spotify.com
The Stranglers	John Maddens Lunchbox	London Lady London Lady (Live) Provided to YouTube by EpicLondon Lady (Live) · The StranglersAll Live And All Of The Night℗ 1988 Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited under exclusive license... m.youtube.com
Ryan Adams	Dr. Octopus	My Love For You Is Real My Love For You Is Real Ryan Adams & The Cardinals · Song · 2007 open.spotify.com
Stevie Wonder	Uruk-Hai	Uptight Uptight - Stevie Wonder A true Motown legend www.youtube.com
Slade	Mrs. Rannous	High And Dry Slade - The Amazing Kamikaze Syndrome - High and Dry Purchase Everything Slade: https://slade.tmstor.es/Slade were unstoppable throughout the seventies becoming one of Europe's biggest bands, releasing 6 smash ... www.youtube.com
Phish	shuke	The Curtain With The Curtain With Phish · Song · 2011 open.spotify.com
Electgric Light Orchestra (ELO)	jwb	Mr. Blue Sky Mr. Blue Sky Electric Light Orchestra · Song · 1977 open.spotify.com
Frank Black	Mister CIA	Dirty Old Town Frank Black - Dirty Old Town Frank Black with Marty Brown www.youtube.com
Clutch	Raging Weasel	Open Up the Border Open up the Border Clutch · Song · 2001 open.spotify.com
Dinosaur Jr.	KarmaPolice	Start Choppin' Dinosaur Jr - Start Choppin' Dinosaur Jr.'s music video for "Start Choppin.'" www.youtube.com
Warren Zevon	worrierking	Mohammed's Radio Mohammed's Radio - 2008 Remaster Warren Zevon · Song · 1976 open.spotify.com Warren was the bandleader for the Everly Brothers in the early 70s. He hired Waddy Wachtel to play guitar, the beginning of a tumultuous but productive friendship. The Everlys broke up and started solo careers, which went about as well as you would think. In 1974 Zevon went on tour with Don. Waddy was busy, so WZ hired Lindsay Buckingham to play guitar and sing Phil's parts. Lindsay was mulling over the offer from Feetwood Mac to join them on the tour. In Colorado, they went to see Stevie in Aspen on Halloween and they saw a mentally challenged man dressed as an Arab sheik listening to a transistor radio right up against his ear. This song was born from that evening and Lindsay and Stevie contributed backing vocals when it was recorded a couple of years later (when they had become big stars). Sublime. Lyric: You know, the Sheriff's got his problems too He will surely take them out on you In walked the village idiot and his face was all aglow He's been up all night listening to Mohammed's Radio
Alice in Chains	Mt. Man	I Stay Away I Stay Away Alice In Chains · Song · 1994 open.spotify.com
Queen	snellman	I Want To Break Free I Want To Break Free Queen · Song · 1984 open.spotify.com
AC/DC	falguy	Gimme A Bullet Gimme a Bullet AC/DC · Song · 1978 open.spotify.com
The Hold Stead	scorchy	Your Little Hoodrat Friend Your Little Hoodrat Friend The Hold Steady · Song · 2005 open.spotify.com
Damon Albarn	Eephus	Gorillaz --- El Mañana Gorillaz - El Mañana [1080p Remastered] REMASTERED IN 1080p!Music video by Gorillaz performing El Mañana. (P) 2006 The copyright in this audiovisual recording is owned by Parolophone Records© 2005 ... www.youtube.com
Ray Charles	simey	Ray Charles - Hallelujah I Love Her So Ray Charles - Hallelujah I Love Her So from the CD 'the definitive Ray Charles' © 2001 Warner Strategic Marketing, Warner Music International for the World o... www.youtube.com Hallelujah, I Love Her So - 2016 Mono Remaster Ray Charles · Song · 2016 open.spotify.com
Doves	landrys hat	Black and White Town Black And White Town Doves · Song · 2005 open.spotify.com
Spoon	Hov34	You Got Yr. Cherry Bomb You Got Yr. Cherry Bomb Provided to YouTube by Merge Media LtdYou Got Yr. Cherry Bomb · SpoonGa Ga Ga Ga Ga (2017 Remaster)℗ 2017 Merge RecordsReleased on: 2007-07-10Producer: Britt... www.youtube.com
Foo Fighters	Just Win Baby	Another Round Another Round Foo Fighters · Song · 2005 open.spotify.com
Simon & Garfunkel	zamboni	"Kathy's Song" Simon & Garfunkel - Kathy's Song "And so you see, I have come to doubt All that I once held as true; I stand alone without beliefs. The only truth I know is you." www.youtube.com
Bruce Springsteen	DrIanMalcolm	Racing in the Street Racing in the Street (Live at The Paramount Theatre 2009) Listen to more Bruce Springsteen - https://LegacyRecordings.lnk.to/springsteen_essentials!30VDarkness on the Edge of Town: Paramount Theatre, Asbury Park - B... www.youtube.com
The Prodigy	titusbramble	Beyond The Deathray Beyond the Deathray The Prodigy · Song · 2015 open.spotify.com
Bauhaus	otb_lifer	Spirit Spirit Bauhaus · Song · 1982 open.spotify.com
Heart	Doug B	Who Will You Run To Who Will You Run To Heart · Song · 1987 open.spotify.com
The Tragically Hip	Northern Voice	38 Years Old 38 Years Old The Tragically Hip · Song · 1989 open.spotify.com
deadmau5	zazale	Messages from nowhere Messages from nowhere deadmau5 · Song · 2017 open.spotify.com
Elton John	timschochet	My Fathers Gun Elton John - My Father's Gun (LIVE on BBC 1971) LIVE on BBC Radio in 1971 - This song comes from Elton John's 1970 album "Tumbleweed Connection." Words & Music by Elton John & Bernie Taupin©1970 **** James... www.youtube.com