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Finally,
if you have any requests, let me know!
I have many more songs by these and many other artists, and will add to
this page occasionally.
The Animals
We
Gotta Get Out of this Place
The Beatles
A
Day in the Life
Eleanor
Rigby
Getting Better
Girl
Here Comes the Sun
I
Am the Walrus
Lucy
in the Sky With Diamonds
Octopus's Garden
Penny Lane
Strawberry
Fields
You've Got to Hide Your Love Away
Björk
Venus
as a Boy
Human
Behaviour
Blur
Song 2
Charmless Man
Bob Marley
Stir
It Up
No
Woman No Cry
The Byrds
-
Unfortunately
they lost the plot towards the end of their career, the effect of which
was a) The aquisition of a Moog Synthesizer, b) The release of a
country album, and c) A tour of the then-apartheid state of South Africa,
but this track is an example of their superb earlier work.
Turn!
Turn! Turn!
Crowded
House
Don't
Dream it's Over
Weather
With You
The Cure
Love Cats
Lullaby
Friday I'm In Love
Devo
Girl You Want
Dexy's Midnight Runners
Come On Eileen
The Doors
People are Strange
Light My Fire
Bob Dylan
All Along the Watchtower
Blowin' in the Wind
The Mighty Quinn
Electric
Light Orchestra -
Yes, I know,
but some people like them...myself included! Come on, when they weren't
being suffocated by their own pomposity, they could actually write some
brilliant songs. And Billy Corgan likes them.
Do
Ya
Mr
Blue Sky
One
Summer Dream
Elvis Costello
Almost
Blue
Everyday
I Write the Book
Oliver's
Army
Frank Zappa
Catholic
Girls
Hungry
Freaks
The Kinks
Waterloo
Sunset
Days
Kraftwerk
Autobahn
The Model
Pocket Calculator
Led Zeppelin
Stairway to Heaven
Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
Dazed and Confused
Lightning
Seeds -
If you haven't
heard of The Lightning Seeds, they write stratospheric pop songs heavily
influenced by The Beatles and The Kinks. I would suggest that anyone
wanting to get into their music should hear their 1997 album "Dizzy Heights"
first.
Perfect
The
Life of Riley
Madness
House
of Fun
Our
House
It
Must Be Love
Marillion
Incubus
Garden Party
New Order
Bizarre
Love Triangle
True
Faith
Touched
By the Hand of God
Orchestral Manouvers in the Dark
Enola Gay
Pink Floyd
Comfortably Numb
Shine On You Crazy Diamond
See Emily Play
Wish You Were Here
Radiohead
Paranoid Android
Karma Police
Ramones
Blitzkrieg
Bop
I
Wanna Be Sedated
REM
Fall On Me
Man On the Moon
Losing My Religion
The Rutles
-
An hilarious
Beatles spoof band. Their original album is hard to come by, but
their 1996 album "Archaeology" is more common. There's a tragic story
of corporate greed behind this band - I may tell you about it later.
Between
Us
Cheese
and Onions
Hold
My Hand
Simon and Garfunkel
I am a Rock
Mrs Robinson
Sounds of Silence
Smashing Pumpkins
1979
Zero
Today
Talking Heads
And She Was
Psycho Killer
They Might
Be Giants
Birdhouse
in Your Soul
Ana Ng
Dr
Worm
Todd Rundgren
Sunset
Boulevard
Can
We Still Be Friends
Travelling Wilburys
A superb supergroup from the late eighties,
consisting of Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne and the late Roy Orbison.
End of the Line
Handle With Care
The Who
My Generation
The Kids Are Alright
XTC -
Probably my
favourite band of all time (note my e-mail address!), and I can highly
recommend their most recent album, "Apple Venus Vol 1".
Chalkhills
and Children
Then
She Appeared
Senses
Working Overtime
This
is Pop