WTTS Forecastle Festival Blog 2016

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Join WTTS bloggers Rob Humphrey and Jim Ritter this weekend at the Forecastle Music Festival in Louisville, Kentucky. They’ll share stories, pics, and more right here in the Forecastle Festival blog, courtesy of Brothers Floor Covering.

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SATURDAY – 3:31PM

Here we are. Ready for Day Two at Forecastle 2016.

Day One was eventful and hectic. It all started with the festival being evacuated, due to weather, a little over an hour after it started. Forecastle was evacuated last year on the first day as well. That happened late in the evening during Sam Smith’s headlining set. Both evacuations went smoothly and without incident, this years was a little more confusing because no one was sure when we would be let back in and how the lineup was going to be affected. Turns out they reopened the gates after an hour and a half or so. All of the performers played with a slightly modified schedule.

On the topic of the performances, if the festival is being scored like a competition, Bully won the first day. The relatively new band from Nashville took the Port Stage right around sundown and delivered a blistering set. Other highlights included the headlining set from The Avett Brothers and Dr. Dog’s late night show.

Can’t wait to see what today has in store.

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Saturday – 6:26
It’s been an amazing day and a half of music. After being evacuated last night (due to weather) it has been show after show of jaw dropping. Hands down the best show so far was Bully. They played last night at 8:45 and as the sun went down the band kicked it into another gear. The veracity of Alicia Bognanno howl is perfectly complimented by the aggressive playing of the band.

I just got done watching The Arcs and the Dan Auerbach led group knows how to entertain a crowd. Dan had the aura of a Rock star from the moment he took the stage and he even tried to moon walk. It’s been so much fun to see all of these amazing musicians and I’m looking forward to catching Nothing, Local Natives and Alabama Shakes tonight!

Jim
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SUNDAY – 1:13PM

The heat arrived in Louisville for Day Two of Forecastle. It wasn’t the punishing heat that was here last year but it was hot enough. Staying cool and hydrated was the order of the day.

Highlights from Day Two included a solid set from Shakey Graves during which he brought Kelsey Wilson of Wild Child on stage to sing “Dearly Departed” with him. The set from Philadelphia band Nothing was without a doubt the loudest that I have ever heard at a festival and Local Natives were great on the Mast Stage.

The best performance of the festival, so far, came in the middle of the day from The Arcs. When Laura Duncan spoke with Dan Auerbach about the band, he was hesitant to call it a new band because they have all been playing together for quite awhile, which showed when they were on-stage.  Festivals are full of distractions for the audience. You have four stages of music going at once, food trucks, tons of vendors and booths (this year you can literally do everything from buy a turntable to take a virtual reality adventure), the heat beating down and the beautiful setting of Waterfront Park. If a band can take the stage and make me forget all of that and focus solely on them, they are killing it. I didn’t move an inch while The Arcs were on-stage.

The headliner last night was Alabama Shakes. If you were at WTTS Rock On The River last year, you know how great they are live. Last night was no exception and they would have been a strong contender for the best show of the day but their set was marred by a bit of a sound issue. The band was tight but their set was quiet. The Mast Stage sits at the front of a massive open park area, the interstate runs right behind the back of the park. Even halfway back, I could hear the traffic on the interstate as the band was playing. I’m not sure why they didn’t crank it up a bit louder.

One final thing about yesterday and then it’s off to enjoy the shows. This is the third straight year I have attended this festival and every year I’m surprised by at least one band. I found that band yesterday. I had heard about Nashville’s All Them Witches a couple of times but wasn’t super familiar with the band. I had an open spot on my schedule for the day and saw that they were getting ready to play on the Port Stage. I walked over there and saw the largest crowd that I have seen at that stage. The band came out and I realized why everyone was there. They put on an energetic live set and I can’t wait to dive into their music further. Short notice but I did see on their schedule that they will be playing the Hi-Fi on Tuesday. If you want to see a great show, get on it.

Time to go see what there is to see today.

Rob

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Sunday – 4:15

This has been the best three days of my life. The music and atmosphere of Louisville has been so positive. Every time I come to reflect on the performances it gets better and better. Last night, Big Gigantic won my heart. Every time the singer/saxophones told the crowd to throw your hands up, the crowd put their hands up. Every time he told us to jump, the crowd went wild. For being a duo they defiantly knew how to involve the crowd and get a big sound.

Alabama Shakes was a close second. They brought members of the Louisville’s Orchestra up on stage to perform songs from their second album Sound And Color. I could not believe how in sync they were. If you saw them last year at our first Rock On The River you know the spectacular sound they produce. It was the perfect way to end the night.

As for today, The Suffers got it all started for me. I had never heard of them but they brought funk and soul to the festival. Also performing at the same time was Anderson East. I jumped over to catch the second half of his set and I have to say, he sounds exactly like he does on his album. If you haven’t seen him live, check out his performance last year in Sun King Studio 92. The rest of the day has another great lineup of music. White Denim is next followed by Unknown Mortal Orchestra, followed by Death Cab For Cutie and Ryan Adams. My only compliant about the festival is that the musicians can’t play longer.

Jim

 

World Class Rock Week-In-Review: 6/29/16

Led Zeppelin courtesy of Atlantic Records

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  • Led Zeppelin win in “Stairway to Heaven” trial (Rolling Stone)
  • Thom Yorke is surprised people still care about Radiohead (AV Club)
  • Jim Irsay buys Prince’s Yellow Cloud guitar for $137,500 at auction (Paste)
  • It looks like Aerosmith are going to call it quits after their next tour (Spin)
  • Radiohead encourage use of phones at concerts, ask fans to Periscope performance (CoS)
  • Beach Boys’ first recordings collected on new album (UCR)
  • The 1975Chvrches discuss how Brexit might affecting their touring plans (NME)
  • A look at the new Frank Zappa documentary Eat That Question (Pitchfork)
  • See Avett Brothers’ fiery “Satan Pulls the String” on Fallon (Rolling Stone)
  • Colin Hay enlists a Cuban animation legend for this exclusive video premiere (AV Club)
  • Bernie Worrell keyboardist for Parliament-Funkadelic dead at 72 (Paste)
  • Taylor Swift rescued Dave Grohl from looking stoned in front of Paul McCartney (Spin)
  • UK media is shocked grown woman Adele curses (CoS)
  • Steven Tyler releases title track from We’re All Somebody From Somewhere (UCR)
  • Death Cab For Cutie share first demo for “You Are A Tourist” (NME)
  • Watch Radiohead’s new Identikit short film (Pitchfork)
  • Hear Ramones’ early demo for “I Don’t Wanna Walk Around With You” (Rolling Stone)
  • Watch The Last Shadow Puppets cover David Bowie at Glastonbury (Stereogum)
  • Sinead O’Connor found safe after second police search this year (Paste)
  • Sinéad O’Connor calls bulls**t on reports of Chicago suicide scare (Spin)
  • Glastonbury honors Prince, Bowie, and Lemmy with magnificent sculptures (CoS)
  • Lily Allen’s new songs are some of her best ever, says Mark Ronson (NME)
  • Jenny Lewis’ band Nice as F–k surprise-release debut LP (Rolling Stone)
  • Father John Misty writes incredible essay about Jenny Lewis’ new band (Pitchfork)
  • Paul McCartney, Pearl Jam & more sign open letter to Congress for gun control (Paste)
  • David Byrne: “It’s not about taking away everyone’s guns” (Spin)
  • Bloomington based Hoops share “Cool 2″ (Stereogum)
  • Jimi Hendrix estate wins partial injunction against makers of Purple Haze liqueur (UCR)
  • The Claypool Lennon Delirium make their TV debut on Corden (CoS)
  • Michael Jackson talks Prince rivalry in new recordings (NME)
  • Twin Peaks take a bluesy “Walk to the One You Love” on Conan (Spin)

Watch

The Strokes – “Threat of Joy” (Official Music Video)

Two Neil Youngs on a Tree Stump

Porches – “Car”

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World Class Rock Week-In-Review: 6/22/16

Arcade Fire

  • Arcade Fire’s new album out probably next spring (Pitchfork)
  • Listen to Bastille’s new single “Good Grief” (Paste)
  • Anthony Kiedis saved a baby’s life while filming Carpool Karaoke (CoS)
  • Hear Phantogram’s new single “You Don’t Get Me High Anymore” (Rolling Stone)
  • Did Robert Plant turn down $14 million for Led Zeppelin Desert Trip reunion? (UCR)
  • Death Cab for Cutie explains why the band walked off stage mid-song (Spin)
  • Radiohead listening event in Istanbul attacked, band responds (Stereogum)
  • The Black Keys drummer says music should cost as much as an avocado (NME)
  • Tears for Fears working on new album, announce tour (Pitchfork)
  • Grouplove announce new album Big Mess, plus a world tour (Paste)
  • Police busted two guys who were running a huge drug operation at Bonnaroo (CoS)
  • Watch Billy Joel dedicate rare “You’re Only Human” to Orlando (Rolling Stone)
  • PWR BTTM perform “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” in Orlando (Spin)
  • Tom Petty updates Bob Dylan’s “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door” after Orlando (UCR)
  • Streaming-only albums will now be eligible for Grammys (AV Club)
  • Watch as unreleased Prince music is played at a Versace fashion show in Milan (NME)
  • Twin Peaks and Goose Island make special beer for Pitchfork Festival (Pitchfork)
  • Rhapsody changes name to Napster (Paste)
  • Young the Giant deliver mellow new song “Titus Was Born” and video (CoS)
  • Jenny Lewis’ new supergroup Nice As F**k open the door (Spin)
  • Led Zeppelin Stairway trial gets ugly as plaintiffs rest their case (Rolling Stone)
  • Led Zeppelin ask judge to stop “Stairway To Heaven” plagiarism trial (NME)
  • My Morning Jacket’s Carl Broemel announces new solo album 4th of July (Pitchfork)
  • Phil Collins announces new memoir, Not Dead Yet (UCR)
  • Listen to Two Door Cinema Club’s single “Are We Ready (Wreck)” (Paste)
  • There might be free tickets sitting in your Ticketmaster account right now (AV Club)
  • Ticketmaster posts initial list of concerts eligible for free vouchers (CoS)
  • “Let Her Go” singer Passenger plots introspective new LP (Rolling Stone)
  • ZZ Top to release Greatest Hits Live (UCR)
  • Foo Fighters will sue insurers of gigs canceled after Paris terrorist attacks (Spin)
  • Peter Gabriel shares new song “I’m Amazing” (Stereogum)
  • Kurt Cobain art exhibition planned (Pitchfork)
  • Prince’s manager planning theatrical spectacular featuring unreleased music (NME)
  • San Fermin singer Charlene Kaye announces debut solo EP, shares “Honey” (CoS)
  • Radiohead rehearsed every song we’ve done before world tour (Rolling Stone)
  • Tom Petty hopes to present expanded Wildflowers on future tour (UCR)
  • Eddie Vedder was rockin’ in the free world at a Chicago Cubs benefit (Spin)

Watch

Red Hot Chili Peppers – “Dark Necessities” (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

The Beatles EIGHT DAYS A WEEK – THE TOURING YEARS (Trailer)

Did Led Zeppelin Steal The “Stairway To Heaven” Riff? (Colbert)

Dinosaur Jr. – “Tiny” (Official Video)

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WTTS Album Side Saturday, 2016

Indy CD & Vinyl

Indy CD & Vinyl

There are few things in this world that bring people together like listening to music. Dropping the needle on a fresh piece of vinyl comes with an unbridled excitement, mystery and pure enjoyment that is impossible to recreate. In honor of Record Store Day, we’re bringing back WTTS Album Side Saturday. Join us April 16th as we spin classic album sides all day long. Every hour, win exclusive vinyl releases and qualify for the grand prize, a copy of every album we play and a portable turntable, signed by Tom Petty! WTTS Album Side Saturday is April 16th starting at 6am, brought to you by Indy CD & Vinyl, your local home for live music, exclusive releases, and sales on everything from turntables to the records that play on them.

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Paul Mendenhall talks with Andy Skinner of Indy CD & Vinyl about Record Store Day.

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Notable Record Store Day Releases:

ALO – Follow The Yarn 10”

ALT-J – Live At Red Rocks 2x LP Box

James Bay – Chaos And The Calm 12”

Best Coast – Late 20s b/w Bigger Man 7”

Big Data – X RAC Fair Trade 7”

Blitzen Trapper – Field Rexx LP

Borns – Live on KCRWW’s Morning Becomes Eclectic 12” EP

David Bowie – The Man Who Sold The World 12”

David Bowie – TVC15 7”

David Bowie – I Dig Everything – The Pye Singles 12” EP

Brandi Carlile – Live on KCRWW’s Morning Becomes Eclectic 12” EP

Cheap Trick – Found New Parts 10”

CHVRCHES – Every Open Eye Remix EP 12” EP

Death Cab For Cutie – Tractor Rape Chain / Black Sun 7”

The Doors – Roadhouse Blues (Live) / A Feast of Friends 7”

The Doors – Live at the Aquarius: The First Performance 3x LP

Bob Dylan – Melancholy Mood 7”

Fleetwood Mac – (Alternative) Tusk 2x LP

Florence + The Machine – Delilah / Only Love Can Break Your Heart 12”

Foals – Rain / Daffodils 7”

Grateful Dead – Capitol Theatre, Passaic NJ 4/25/77 4x LP

Albert Hammond Jr. – Yours To Keep LP

Emmylou Harris – Wrecking Ball Dix Vinyl Version 3x LP

The Kinks – Mister Pleasant 7” EP

The Kinks – Dave Davies Hits 7” EP

Madisen Ward and the Mamma Bear – Live At Grimeys 12” EP

Alanis Morissette – Demos 1994-1998 LP

Mumford & Sons – There Will Be Time 7”

Muse – Reapers 7”

Graham Nash – This Path Tonight LP

Joe Strummer – Gangsterville: IMPORT 12”

Talking Heads / Echosmith – This Must Be The Place 7”

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers – Kiss My Amps II LP

Frank Turner – Positive Songs For Negative People LP

Twenty One Pilots – Double-Sided 7”

Violent Femmes – Memory / You Move Me 7”

Walk The Moon – You Are Not Alone (Live At The Greek) 2x LP

Lucinda Williams – Just A Little More Faith and Grace 12”

Wolf Alice – White Leather b/w Leaving You 7”

Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness – The Canyons EP 10”

Cheap Trick – At Budokan: The Complete Concert 2x LP

Creedence Clearwater Revival – 1969 Box Set 3x LP

Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention – My Guitar / Dog Breath 7”

Jimi Hendrix – Smash Hits LP

Husker Du – In A Free Land 7”

Iggy & The Stooges – METALLIC K.O. LP

Phish – Hoist 2x LP

Ramones – Judy Is A Punk 7”

Sublime – Jah Won’t Pay The Bills LP

Find a complete listing of this year’s releases at the Official Record Store Day Website.

The WTTS Hangout Hookup

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Summer is around the corner and we are sending one lucky listener and a guest to the beaches of Gulf Shores, Alabama. WTTS and Karma Records teamed up with Meyer Vacation Rentals for the Hangout Hookup. Congratulations to our winner Roy Partida! Roy just won three-day festival passes and condo accommodations to Hangout Music Festival. Thanks to everyone who registered.

This year’s line up includes:

The Weekend  • Calvin Harris  • Florence + The Machine • Alabama Shakes • Ellie Goulding • Lenny Kravitz • Haim Cage The Elephant • Grimes Jason Isbell • Walk The Moon • Miike Snow • Leon Bridges • Big Grams • Foals The Neighbourhood • Portugal. The Man • Moon Taxi • Courtney Barnett • Silversun Pickups • X Ambassadors • Kurt Vile & The Violators • Borns Coleman Hell • Mayer Hawthorne • Brett Dennen • The Struts • Atlas Genius • The Revivalist • Kaleo And MORE!

Visit Karma Records at any of their three locations:

  • 21 N Post Road, Indianapolis, IN 46219
  • 3532 W 86th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46268
  • 3802 N High School Road, Indianapolis, IN 46254

 

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For complete rules to the Hangout Hookup CLICK HERE.

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Complete 2016 A To Z Playlist

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The alphabetical journey through our library is over. We played 2,016 song to  ring in 2016. 92-3 VIPs received this list first in a special email on January 15.

A big “thank you” to our A To Z sponsors: Dreyer & ReinboldIndianapolis Home Show, Jockamo Upper Crust Pizza, Kaplan University, Chatham Home.

Here is the complete playlist for A To Z: 2,016 For 2016. Download the playlist by right clicking here and selecting save link as.

1 A BARENAKED LADIES
2 A PUNK VAMPIRE WEEKEND
3 A TEAM, THE ED SHEERAN
4 ABC JACKSON 5
5 ABOUT A GIRL (Unplugged) NIRVANA
6 ACCIDENTALLY IN LOVE COUNTING CROWS
7 ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN ELVIS COSTELLO
8 ACROSS THE RIVER BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE
9 ACROSS THE UNIVERSE BEATLES
10 ADDICTED TO LOVE ROBERT PALMER
11 ADIA SARAH McLACHLAN
12 ADVENTURE OF A LIFETIME COLDPLAY
13 ADVENTURES OF RAIN DANCE MAGGIE, THE RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
14 AFTER MIDNIGHT J.J. CALE
15 AFTER MIDNIGHT (’88) ERIC CLAPTON
16 AGAIN LENNY KRAVITZ
17 AGAIN TONIGHT JOHN MELLENCAMP
18 AIN’T EVEN DONE WITH THE NIGHT JOHN MELLENCAMP
19 AIN’T NO REST FOR THE WICKED CAGE THE ELEPHANT
20 AIN’T NO SUNSHINE BILL WITHERS
21 AIN’T TOO PROUD TO BEG ROLLING STONES
22 AIR THAT I BREATHE, THE HOLLIES
23 AJA STEELY DAN
24 ALABAMA GETAWAY GRATEFUL DEAD
25 ALISON ELVIS COSTELLO
26 ALIVE PEARL JAM
27 ALIVE AND KICKING SIMPLE MINDS
28 ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER BOB DYLAN
29 ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER JIMI HENDRIX
30 ALL APOLOGIES (UNPLUGGED) NIRVANA
31 ALL DOWN THE LINE ROLLING STONES
32 ALL FOR YOU SISTER HAZEL
33 ALL I WANNA DO SHERYL CROW
34 ALL I WANT TOAD THE WET SPROCKET
35 ALL I WANT IS YOU U2
36 ALL MIXED UP CARS
37 ALL MY LOVE LED ZEPPELIN
38 ALL MY LOVING BEATLES
39 ALL OVER YOU LIVE
40 ALL SHE WANTS TO DO IS DANCE DON HENLEY
41 ALL STAR SMASH MOUTH
42 ALL THE PRETTY GIRLS KALEO
43 ALL THESE THINGS THAT I’VE DONE THE KILLERS
44 ALL THIS TIME STING
45 ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE BEATLES
46 ALLISON ROAD GIN BLOSSOMS
47 ALONE SUSAN TEDESCHI
48 ALREADY GONE EAGLES
49 ALTHEA GRATEFUL DEAD
50 ALWAYS SOMETHING THERE TO REMIND ME NAKED EYES
51 ALWAYS THE LAST TO KNOW DEL AMITRI
52 ALWAYS WITH ME, ALWAYS WITH YOU JOE SATRIANI
53 AMBER 311
54 AMERICA SIMON & GARFUNKEL
55 AMERICAN BABY DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
56 AMERICAN GIRL TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
57 AMERICAN GIRLS COUNTING CROWS
58 AMERICAN WOMAN GUESS WHO
59 AMERICAN WOMAN LENNY KRAVITZ
60 AMSTERDAM GUSTER
61 AND I LOVE HER BEATLES
62 AND IT STONED ME VAN MORRISON
63 AND SHE WAS TALKING HEADS
64 ANGEL JIMI HENDRIX
65 ANGEL SARAH McLACHLAN
66 ANGEL FROM MONTGOMERY BONNIE RAITT
67 ANGEL OF HARLEM U2
68 ANGELS WANT TO WEAR MY RED SHOES ELVIS COSTELLO
69 ANGIE ROLLING STONES
70 ANIMAL NEON TREES
71 ANNA SUN WALK THE MOON
72 ANOTHER DAY PAUL McCARTNEY
73 ANOTHER IS WAITING AVETT BROTHERS
74 ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST QUEEN
75 ANOTHER TRICKY DAY WHO
76 ANTS MARCHING DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
77 ANY TIME AT ALL BEATLES
78 ANYTHING BUT DOWN SHERYL CROW
79 ARC OF A DIVER STEVE WINWOOD
80 ARE YOU EXPERIENCED? JIMI HENDRIX
81 ARE YOU GONNA BE MY GIRL JET
82 ARE YOU GONNA GO MY WAY LENNY KRAVITZ
83 ARE YOU THE ANSWER COLLECTIVE SOUL
84 ASHES TO ASHES DAVID BOWIE
85 AT OR WITH ME JACK JOHNSON
86 ATHENA WHO
87 AUTHORITY SONG, THE JOHN MELLENCAMP
88 BABA O’RILEY WHO
89 BABE I’M GONNA LEAVE YOU LED ZEPPELIN
90 BABY ROBERT BRADLEY’S BLACKWATER SURPRISE
91 BABY DID A BAD BAD THING CHRIS ISAAK
92 BABY I LOVE YOUR WAY (LIVE) PETER FRAMPTON
93 BABY YOU’RE A RICH MAN BEATLES
94 BABYLON DAVID GRAY
95 BACK IN THE HIGH LIFE AGAIN STEVE WINWOOD
96 BACK IN THE U.S.S.R. BEATLES
97 BACK IN THE WORLD DAVID GRAY
98 BACK ON THE CHAIN GANG PRETENDERS
99 BACK TO GOOD MATCHBOX TWENTY
100 BACKWATER MEAT PUPPETS
101 BAD U2
102 BAD BLOOD RYAN ADAMS
103 BAD BLOOD BASTILLE
104 BAD CASE OF LOVE B.B. KING
105 BAD CASE OF LOVING YOU ROBERT PALMER
106 BAD MOON RISING CCR
107 BAD TO THE BONE GEORGE THOROGOOD
108 BADGE CREAM
109 BADLANDS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
110 BAKER STREET GERRY RAFFERTY
111 BALLAD OF JOHN AND YOKO BEATLES
112 BALLROOM BLITZ SWEET
113 BAND ON THE RUN PAUL MCCARTNEY AND WINGS
114 BANG A GONG T. REX
115 BANG AND BLAME R.E.M.
116 BANG THE DRUM ALL DAY TODD RUNDGREN
117 BARELY BREATHING DUNCAN SHEIK
118 BARGAIN WHO
119 BARREL OF A GUN (4,3,2,1) GUSTER
120 BARTON HOLLOW CIVIL WARS
121 BASKET CASE GREEN DAY
122 BATTLE OF EVERMORE LED ZEPPELIN
123 BE MINE DAVID GRAY
124 BE MY YOKO ONO BARENAKED LADIES
125 BE STILL MY BEATING HEART STING
126 BE YOURSELF AUDIOSLAVE
127 BEARS LYLE LOVETT
128 BEAST OF BURDEN ROLLING STONES
129 BEAUTIFUL DAY U2
130 BEAUTIFUL WRECK SHAWN MULLINS
131 BECAUSE THE NIGHT TEN THOUSAND MANIACS
132 BEDS ARE BURNING MIDNIGHT OIL
133 BEEN CAUGHT STEALING JANE’S ADDICTION
134 BEFORE YOU ACCUSE ME ERIC CLAPTON
135 BEG STEAL OR BORROW RAY LAMONTAGNE & THE PARIAH DOGS
136 BEHIND BLUE EYES WHO
137 BEING FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. KITE BEATLES
138 BELIEF JOHN MAYER
139 BELIEVE MUMFORD & SONS
140 BELL BOTTOM BLUES DEREK & THE DOMINOS
141 BENNIE AND THE JETS ELTON JOHN
142 BENT MATCHBOX TWENTY
143 BEST DAY OF MY LIFE AMERICAN AUTHORS
144 BEST OF MY LOVE EAGLES
145 BETTER DAYS CITIZEN KING
146 BETTER DAYS GOO GOO DOLLS
147 BETTER MAN PEARL JAM
148 BETTER NOW COLLECTIVE SOUL
149 BETWEEN A LAUGH AND A TEAR JOHN MELLENCAMP
150 BEVERLY HILLS WEEZER
151 BIG DECISIONS MY MORNING JACKET
152 BIG EMPTY STONE TEMPLE PILOTS
153 BIG LOG ROBERT PLANT
154 BIG ME FOO FIGHTERS
155 BIG TIME PETER GABRIEL
156 BIG YELLOW TAXI JONI MITCHELL
157 BIG YELLOW TAXI COUNTING CROWS
158 BILLIE JEAN MICHAEL JACKSON
159 BIRTHDAY BEATLES
160 BITCH ROLLING STONES
161 BITTER SWEET SYMPHONY THE VERVE
162 BITTERSWEET BIG HEAD TODD & THE MONSTERS
163 BLACK PEARL JAM
164 BLACK COFFEE IN BED SQUEEZE
165 BLACK DOG LED ZEPPELIN
166 BLACK FRIDAY STEELY DAN
167 BLACK HOLE SUN SOUNDGARDEN
168 BLACK HORSE & THE CHERRY TREE K.T. TUNSTALL
169 BLACK MAGIC WOMAN SANTANA
170 BLACK SUN DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE
171 BLACK VELVET ALANNAH MYLES
172 BLACK WATER DOOBIE BROTHERS
173 BLACKBIRD BEATLES
174 BLAME IT ON ME GEORGE EZRA
175 BLINDED BY THE LIGHT BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
176 BLINDED BY THE LIGHT MANFRED MANN
177 BLISTER IN THE SUN VIOLENT FEMMES
178 BLITZKRIEG BOP RAMONES
179 BLUE JAYHAWKS
180 BLUE JEAN DAVID BOWIE
181 BLUE MOON BECK
182 BLUE ON BLACK KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD BAND
183 BLUE SKY ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND
184 BLUES POWER ERIC CLAPTON
185 BODHISATTVA STEELY DAN
186 BOHEMIAN LIKE YOU DANDY WARHOLS
187 BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY QUEEN
188 BOOGIE ON REGGAE WOMAN STEVIE WONDER
189 BOOM LIKE THAT MARK KNOPFLER
190 BORN IN THE U.S.A. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
191 BORN ON THE BAYOU CCR
192 BORN TO RUN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
193 BOULEVARD JACKSON BROWNE
194 BOULEVARD OF BROKEN DREAMS GREEN DAY
195 BOX FULL OF LETTERS WILCO
196 BOX OF RAIN GRATEFUL DEAD
197 BOXER, THE SIMON & GARFUNKEL
198 BOXER, THE JERRY DOUGLAS & MUMFORD & SONS
199 BOYS OF SUMMER, THE DON HENLEY
200 BRAIN DAMAGE/ECLIPSE PINK FLOYD
201 BRASS IN POCKET (I’M SPECIAL) PRETENDERS
202 BREAK ON THROUGH DOORS
203 BREAKDOWN TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
204 BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S DEEP BLUE SOMETHING
205 BREAKFAST IN AMERICA SUPERTRAMP
206 BREAKIN’ ME JONNY LANG
207 BREAKING THE GIRL RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
208 BRIAN WILSON (LIVE) BARENAKED LADIES
209 BRICK BEN FOLDS FIVE
210 BRIGHT LIGHTS MATCHBOX TWENTY
211 BRIGHT SIDE OF THE ROAD VAN MORRISON
212 BRILLIANT DISGUISE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
213 BRING ME SOME WATER MELISSA ETHERIDGE
214 BROKEN HEARTED SAVIOR BIG HEAD TODD & THE MONSTERS
215 BROS WOLF ALICE
216 BROWN EYED GIRL VAN MORRISON
217 BROWN SUGAR ROLLING STONES
218 BUBBLE TOES JACK JOHNSON
219 BUBBLY COLBIE CAILLAT
220 BUDAPEST GEORGE EZRA
221 BUDDY HOLLY WEEZER
222 BUFFALO SOLDIER BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS
223 BUILDING A MYSTERY SARAH McLACHLAN
224 BULLET THE BLUE SKY U2
225 BULLETS BOB SCHNEIDER
226 BURN DOWN THE MISSION ELTON JOHN
227 BURN TO SHINE BEN HARPER
228 BURNING DOWN THE HOUSE TALKING HEADS
229 BUT ANYWAY BLUES TRAVELER
230 BYE BYE LOVE CARS
231 CADILLAC RANCH BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
232 CALDONIA B.B. KING
233 CALIFORNICATION RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
234 CALL ME BLONDIE
235 CALLED OUT IN THE DARK SNOW PATROL
236 CALLING ALL ANGELS TRAIN
237 CALLING ELVIS DIRE STRAITS
238 CANARY IN A COALMINE POLICE
239 CANDY EVERYBODY WANTS TEN THOUSAND MANIACS
240 CANDY-O CARS
241 CANNONBALL BREEDERS
242 CANNONBALL DAMIEN RICE
243 CAN’T BUY ME LOVE BEATLES
244 CAN’T CRY ANYMORE SHERYL CROW
245 CAN’T FIND MY WAY HOME BLIND FAITH
246 CAN’T LET GO LUCINDA WILLIAMS
247 CAN’T STAND LOSING YOU POLICE
248 CAN’T STOP RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
249 CAN’T YOU HEAR ME KNOCKIN’ ROLLING STONES
250 CANTALOOP (FLIP FANTASIA) US 3
251 CARAVAN VAN MORRISON
252 CARNIVAL NATALIE MERCHANT
253 CAROLINA IN MY MIND JAMES TAYLOR
254 CARRY ON CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG
255 CARRY ON FUN.
256 CARS GARY NUMAN
257 CASEY JONES GRATEFUL DEAD
258 CAVE, THE MUMFORD & SONS
259 CECILIA SIMON & GARFUNKEL
260 CECILIA AND THE SATELLITE ANDREW MCMAHON IN THE WILDERNESS
261 CEILING, THE THE WILD FEATHERS
262 CENTERFIELD JOHN FOGERTY
263 CENTERFOLD J. GEILS BAND
264 CHAIN, THE FLEETWOOD MAC
265 CHAINS OF LOVE RYAN ADAMS
266 CHAMPAGNE SUPERNOVA OASIS
267 CHANGE OF HEART TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
268 CHANGE THE WORLD ERIC CLAPTON
269 CHANGE WOULD DO YOU GOOD, A SHERYL CROW
270 CHANGES DAVID BOWIE
271 CHANGES IN LATITUDES, CHANGES IN ATTITUDES JIMMY BUFFETT
272 CHARLIE BROWN COLDPLAY
273 CHASING CARS SNOW PATROL
274 CHASING PIRATES NORAH JONES
275 CHEAP SUNGLASSES ZZ TOP
276 CHECK IT OUT JOHN MELLENCAMP
277 CHERRY BOMB JOHN MELLENCAMP
278 CHEST FEVER THE BAND
279 CHINA GIRL DAVID BOWIE
280 CHOCOLATE THE 1975
281 CHOCOLATE SNOW PATROL
282 CHROME-PLATED HEART MELISSA ETHERIDGE
283 CIGARETTE DAYDREAMS CAGE THE ELEPHANT
284 CINNAMON GIRL NEIL YOUNG
285 CISCO KID WAR
286 CITY OF BLINDING LIGHTS U2
287 CITY OF NEW ORLEANS ARLO GUTHRIE
288 CLAMPDOWN CLASH
289 CLOCKS COLDPLAY
290 CLOSE TO ME THE CURE
291 CLOSER TO FINE INDIGO GIRLS
292 CLOSER TO FREE BODEANS
293 CLOSING TIME SEMISONIC
294 COCAINE J.J. CALE
295 COCAINE ERIC CLAPTON
296 COCONUT NILSSON
297 COLD DAY IN THE SUN FOO FIGHTERS
298 COLD SHOT STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN
299 COLLIDE HOWIE DAY
300 COLORBLIND COUNTING CROWS
301 COLORFUL ROCCO DELUCA & THE BURDEN
302 COME A LITTLE CLOSER CAGE THE ELEPHANT
303 COME AS YOU ARE (UNPLUGGED) NIRVANA
304 COME AWAY WITH ME NORAH JONES
305 COME MONDAY JIMMY BUFFETT
306 COME ON EILEEN DEXY’S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS
307 COME ON GET HIGHER MATT NATHANSON
308 COME TO MY WINDOW MELISSA ETHERIDGE
309 COME TOGETHER BEATLES
310 COME WITH ME NOW KONGOS
311 COMFORTABLY NUMB PINK FLOYD
312 COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWN LED ZEPPELIN
313 CONGREGATION FOO FIGHTERS
314 CONNECTED STEREO MC’S
315 COPPERHEAD ROAD STEVE EARLE
316 CORDUROY PEARL JAM
317 CORE, THE ERIC CLAPTON
318 COULD YOU BE LOVED? BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS
319 COULDN’T GET IT RIGHT CLIMAX BLUES BAND
320 COULDN’T STAND THE WEATHER STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN
321 COUNTING BLUE CARS (OVEREASY) DISHWALLA
322 COUNTING STARS ONE REPUBLIC
323 COVER ME BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
324 COVER OF THE ROLLING STONES DR. HOOK
325 CRACK THE SHUTTERS SNOW PATROL
326 CRASH INTO ME DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
327 CRAZY GNARLS BARKLEY
328 CRAZY SEAL
329 CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE QUEEN
330 CRAZY LOVE VAN MORRISON
331 CREEP RADIOHEAD
332 CREEP STONE TEMPLE PILOTS
333 CRIMINAL FIONA APPLE
334 CROOKED TEETH DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE
335 CROSSEYED AND PAINLESS TALKING HEADS
336 CROSSFIRE STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN
337 CROSSROADS CREAM
338 CROSSTOWN TRAFFIC JIMI HENDRIX
339 CRUEL TO BE KIND LOWE, NICK
340 CRUMBLIN’ DOWN JOHN MELLENCAMP
341 CRUSH DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
342 CRY LOVE JOHN HIATT
343 CRYSTALS OF MONSTERS AND MEN
344 DANCE HALL DAYS WANG CHUNG
345 DANCE NAKED JOHN MELLENCAMP
346 DANCE TO THE MUSIC SLY & THE FAMILY STONE
347 DANCING DAYS LED ZEPPELIN
348 DANCING IN THE DARK BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
349 DANCING IN THE STREET DAVID BOWIE & MICK JAGGER
350 DANCING WITH MYSELF BILLY IDOL
351 DANGEROUS BIG DATA (ft. JOYWAVE)
352 DANGEROUS TYPE CARS
353 DANI CALIFORNIA RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
354 DANNY’S ALL STAR JOINT RICKIE LEE JONES
355 DASHBOARD MODEST MOUSE
356 DAUGHTER PEARL JAM
357 DAUGHTERS JOHN MAYER
358 DAY TRIPPER BEATLES
359 DAYLIGHT FADING COUNTING CROWS
360 DAYS LIKE THIS VAN MORRISON
361 DAZED AND CONFUSED LED ZEPPELIN
362 DE DO DO DO, DE DA DA DA POLICE
363 DEACON BLUES STEELY DAN
364 DEAD FLOWERS ROLLING STONES
365 DEAD MAN’S PARTY OINGO BOINGO
366 DEAR MR. FANTASY TRAFFIC
367 DEAR PRUDENCE BEATLES
368 DEARLY DEPARTED SHAKEY GRAVES
369 DECEMBER COLLECTIVE SOUL
370 DEJA VU CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG
371 DEMONS IMAGINE DRAGONS
372 DER KOMMISSAR AFTER THE FIRE
373 DESERT ROSE STING
374 DESIRE U2
375 DESPERADO EAGLES
376 DEVIL INSIDE INXS
377 DEVIL’S HAIRCUT BECK
378 DIAMONDS ON THE SOLES OF HER SHOES PAUL SIMON
379 DIFFERENCE, THE WALLFLOWERS
380 DIFFERENT COLORS WALK THE MOON
381 DIRTY LAUNDRY DON HENLEY
382 DIRTY WORK STEELY DAN
383 DISSIDENT PEARL JAM
384 DISTANCE, THE CAKE
385 DIXIE CHICKEN LITTLE FEAT
386 DO I WANNA KNOW? ARCTIC MONKEYS
387 DO IT AGAIN STEELY DAN
388 DO YA ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA
389 DO YOU SPOON
390 DO YOU REALIZE? FLAMING LIPS, THE
391 DOCTOR MY EYES JACKSON BROWNE
392 DOESN’T REMIND ME AUDIOSLAVE
393 DOG DAYS ARE OVER FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE
394 DOIN’ TIME SUBLIME
395 DOMINO VAN MORRISON
396 DON’T BRING ME DOWN ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA
397 DON’T CHANGE INXS
398 DON’T COME AROUND HERE NO MORE TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
399 DON’T DO ME LIKE THAT TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
400 DON’T DREAM IT’S OVER CROWDED HOUSE
401 DON’T FEAR THE REAPER BLUE OYSTER CULT
402 DON’T GET ME WRONG PRETENDERS
403 DON’T KNOW WHY NORAH JONES
404 DON’T LET ME BE MISUNDERSTOOD ANIMALS
405 DON’T LET ME DOWN BEATLES
406 DON’T LOOK BACK IN ANGER OASIS
407 DON’T SPEAK NO DOUBT
408 DON’T STAND SO CLOSE TO ME POLICE
409 DON’T STOP FLEETWOOD MAC
410 DON’T TAKE ME ALIVE STEELY DAN
411 DON’T WANNA FIGHT ALABAMA SHAKES
412 DON’T YOU EVAH SPOON
413 DON’T YOU FORGET ABOUT ME SIMPLE MINDS
414 DON’T YOU WANT ME HUMAN LEAGUE
415 DON’T YOU WORRY ‘BOUT A THING STEVIE WONDER
416 DOO DOO DOO DOO DOO (HEARTBREAKER) ROLLING STONES
417 DOWN BY THE WATER DECEMBERISTS, THE
418 DOWN IN THE VALLEY HEAD AND THE HEART
419 DOWN ON THE CORNER CCR
420 DOWN UNDER MEN AT WORK
421 DOWN WITH DISEASE PHISH
422 DREAM ON AEROSMITH
423 DREAM WEAVER GARY WRIGHT
424 DREAMS BECK
425 DREAMS CRANBERRIES
426 DREAMS FLEETWOOD MAC
427 DRIVE CARS
428 DRIVE INCUBUS
429 DRIVE R.E.M.
430 DRIVE MY CAR BEATLES
431 DRIVEN TO TEARS POLICE
432 DRIVER 8 R.E.M.
433 DROPS OF JUPITER TRAIN
434 DUMB (Unplugged) NIRVANA
435 D’YER MAK’ER LED ZEPPELIN
436 EASY NOW ERIC CLAPTON
437 EDGE OF SEVENTEEN STEVIE NICKS
438 EIGHT DAYS A WEEK BEATLES
439 EINSTEIN ON THE BEACH COUNTING CROWS
440 ELDERLY WOMAN PEARL JAM
441 ELEANOR RIGBY BEATLES
442 ELECTRIC AVENUE EDDIE GRANT
443 ELECTRIC LOVE BORNS
444 ELEVATION U2
445 EMINENCE FRONT WHO
446 EMOTIONAL RESCUE ROLLING STONES
447 END OF THE INNOCENCE DON HENLEY
448 END OF THE LINE TRAVELING WILBURYS
449 ENGLISHMAN IN NEW YORK STING
450 ENJOY THE SILENCE DEPECHE MODE
451 ESTIMATED PROPHET GRATEFUL DEAD
452 EUROPA SANTANA
453 EVEN BETTER THAN THE REAL THING U2
454 EVEN FLOW PEARL JAM
455 EVEN THE LOSERS TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
456 EVERLONG (OVEREASY) FOO FIGHTERS
457 EVERY BREAKING WAVE U2
458 EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE POLICE
459 EVERY LITTLE KISS BRUCE HORNSBY
460 EVERY LITTLE THING SHE DOES IS MAGIC POLICE
461 EVERY MORNING SUGAR RAY
462 EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY ROD STEWART
463 EVERY TEARDROP IS A WATERFALL COLDPLAY
464 EVERYBODY HURTS R.E.M.
465 EVERYBODY TALKS NEON TREES
466 EVERYBODY WANTS TO RULE THE WORLD TEARS FOR FEARS
467 EVERYBODY’S CHANGING KEANE
468 EVERYBODY’S TALKIN’ NILSSON
469 EVERYDAY DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
470 EVERYDAY I WRITE THE BOOK ELVIS COSTELLO
471 EVERYDAY IS A WINDING ROAD SHERYL CROW
472 EVERYONE DESERVES MUSIC MICHAEL FRANTI & SPEARHEAD
473 EVERYTHING FALLS APART DOG’S EYE VIEW
474 EVERYTHING YOU WANT VERTICAL HORIZON
475 EVERYTHING’S COMING OUR WAY SANTANA
476 EVIL WAYS SANTANA
477 EVIL WOMAN ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA
478 EX’S AND OH’S ELLE KING
479 EXCITABLE BOY WARREN ZEVON
480 EYES WITHOUT A FACE BILLY IDOL
481 FM STEELY DAN
482 FA FA (NEVER BE THE SAME AGAIN) GUSTER
483 FACE IN THE CROWD TOM PETTY
484 FACE THE FACE PETE TOWNSHEND
485 FADE INTO YOU MAZZY STAR
486 FADEAWAY BODEANS
487 FALL ON ME R.E.M.
488 FAME DAVID BOWIE
489 FAST CAR TRACY CHAPMAN
490 FATHER AND DAUGHTER PAUL SIMON
491 FEEL GOOD INC. GORILLAZ
492 FEELIN’ ALRIGHT JOE COCKER
493 FEVER BLACK KEYS, THE
494 FIELDS OF GOLD STING
495 FIFTY SEVEN CHANNELS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
496 FIFTY WAYS TO LEAVE YOUR LOVER PAUL SIMON
497 FINER THINGS, THE STEVE WINWOOD
498 FINEST WORKSONG R.E.M.
499 FINS JIMMY BUFFETT
500 FIRE JIMI HENDRIX
501 FIRE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
502 FIRE AND RAIN JAMES TAYLOR
503 FIRE AND THE FLOOD VANCE JOY
504 FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN GRATEFUL DEAD
505 FIRST COLD WAR KIDS
506 FIRST CUT IS THE DEEPEST, THE ROD STEWART
507 FIRST CUT IS THE DEEPEST, THE SHERYL CROW
508 FIVE FIFTEEN WHO
509 FIX YOU COLDPLAY
510 FIXING A HOLE BEATLES
511 FLAKE JACK JOHNSON
512 FLAWS BASTILLE
513 FLOAT ON MODEST MOUSE
514 FLY SUGAR RAY
515 FLY AWAY LENNY KRAVITZ
516 FLY LIKE AN EAGLE STEVE MILLER BAND
517 FOLLOW YOU DOWN GIN BLOSSOMS
518 FOLLOW YOU FOLLOW ME GENESIS
519 FOOL FOR LOVE LORD HURON
520 FOOL IN THE RAIN LED ZEPPELIN
521 FOOL ON THE HILL, THE BEATLES
522 FOR THE SUMMER RAY LAMONTAGNE AND THE PARIAH DOGS
523 FOR WHAT IT’S WORTH BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD
524 FOR YOUR LOVE YARDBIRDS
525 FOREVER MAN ERIC CLAPTON
526 FORTRESS AROUND YOUR HEART STING
527 FORTUNATE SON CCR
528 FOUND OUT ABOUT YOU GIN BLOSSOMS
529 FOXY LADY JIMI HENDRIX
530 FRAGILE STING
531 FREE PHISH
532 FREE TRAIN
533 FREE FALLIN’ TOM PETTY
534 FREE FALLIN’ JOHN MAYER
535 FREE MAN IN PARIS JONI MITCHELL
536 FREEWAY JAM JEFF BECK
537 FREEZE FRAME J. GEILS BAND
538 FRESHMEN, THE VERVE PIPE
539 FRIDAY I’M IN LOVE THE CURE
540 FRIEND OF THE DEVIL GRATEFUL DEAD
541 FRIEND OF THE DEVIL COUNTING CROWS
542 FROM EDEN HOZIER
543 FROM THE CLOUDS JACK JOHNSON
544 FUGITIVE DAVID GRAY
545 FUNK #49 JAMES GANG
546 FUNNY THE WAY IT IS DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
547 GAMES WITHOUT FRONTIERS PETER GABRIEL
548 GEL COLLECTIVE SOUL
549 GENIUS OF LOVE TOM TOM CLUB
550 GET BACK BEATLES
551 GET DOWN TONIGHT K.C. AND THE SUNSHINE BAND
552 GET OFF MY CLOUD ROLLING STONES
553 GET UP STAND UP BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS
554 GETTIN’ IN TUNE WHO
555 GHOST IN YOU, THE PSYCHEDELIC FURS
556 GHOST IN YOU, THE COUNTING CROWS
557 GHOST OF BEVERLY DRIVE, THE DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE
558 GIMME ALL YOUR LOVIN’ ZZ TOP
559 GIMME SHELTER ROLLING STONES
560 GIMME SOME LOVIN’ SPENCER DAVIS GROUP
561 GIMME SOMETHING GOOD RYAN ADAMS
562 GIRL BEATLES
563 GIRL BECK
564 GIRL LIKE YOU, A EDWYN COLLINS
565 GIRL LIKE YOU, A SMITHEREENS
566 GIRLFRIEND MATTHEW SWEET
567 GIRLFRIEND IS BETTER TALKING HEADS
568 GIRLS CHASE BOYS INGRID MICHAELSON
569 GIVE A LITTLE BIT SUPERTRAMP
570 GIVE IT AWAY RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
571 GIVE IT TO ME J. GEILS BAND
572 GIVE ME ONE REASON TRACY CHAPMAN
573 GLAD TRAFFIC
574 GLASS ONION BEATLES
575 GLORIA THEM, WITH VAN MORRISON
576 GLORY DAYS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
577 GO WALKING DOWN THERE CHRIS ISAAK
578 GO YOUR OWN WAY FLEETWOOD MAC
579 GOD TORI AMOS
580 GOD JOHN LENNON
581 GOD ONLY KNOWS BEACH BOYS
582 GOD PUT A SMILE UPON YOUR FACE COLDPLAY
583 GOIN’ MOBILE WHO
584 GOING TO CALIFORNIA LED ZEPPELIN
585 GOLD DUST WOMAN FLEETWOOD MAC
586 GOLD ON THE CEILING BLACK KEYS, THE
587 GOLDEN MY MORNING JACKET
588 GOLDEN SLUMBERS MEDLEY BEATLES
589 GOLDEN YEARS DAVID BOWIE
590 GONE GONE GONE PHILLIP PHILLIPS
591 GONE GONE GONE ROBERT PLANT/ALISON KRAUSS
592 GOOD BETTER THAN EZRA
593 GOOD DAY LUCE
594 GOOD DAY SUNSHINE BEATLES
595 GOOD INTENTIONS TOAD THE WET SPROCKET
596 GOOD LOVIN’ RASCALS
597 GOOD LOVIN’ GRATEFUL DEAD
598 GOOD PEOPLE JACK JOHNSON
599 GOOD RIDDANCE (TIME OF YOUR LIFE) GREEN DAY
600 GOOD THING FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS
601 GOOD THINGS BODEANS
602 GOOD TIMES BAD TIMES LED ZEPPELIN
603 GOOD TIMES ROLL CARS
604 GOODBYE BLUE SKY PINK FLOYD
605 GOODBYE STRANGER SUPERTRAMP
606 GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD ELTON JOHN
607 GOODY TWO SHOES ADAM ANT
608 GOT ME UNDER PRESSURE ZZ TOP
609 GOT MY MIND SET ON YOU GEORGE HARRISON
610 GOT TO GET YOU INTO MY LIFE BEATLES
611 GRACE IS GONE DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
612 GRACELAND PAUL SIMON
613 GRAVITY JOHN MAYER
614 GREAT BALLS OF FIRE LEWIS, JERRY LEE
615 GREAT BEYOND, THE R.E.M.
616 GREEN ONIONS BOOKER T. AND THE M.G.s
617 GREY STREET DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
618 GYPSY FLEETWOOD MAC
619 HALF OF MY HEART JOHN MAYER
620 HALLELUJAH JEFF BUCKLEY
621 HAND IN MY POCKET ALANIS MORISSETTE
622 HAND TO HOLD ON TO JOHN MELLENCAMP
623 HANDLE WITH CARE TRAVELING WILBURYS
624 HANG FIRE ROLLING STONES
625 HANG LOOSE ALABAMA SHAKES
626 HANGINAROUND COUNTING CROWS
627 HANGING BY A MOMENT (OVEREASY) LIFEHOUSE
628 HAPPIEST DAYS->ANOTHER BRICK PT. 2 PINK FLOYD
629 HAPPY ROLLING STONES
630 HAPPY PHARRELL WILLIAMS
631 HAPPY BOY BEAT FARMERS
632 HAPPY PILLS NORAH JONES
633 HARD DAY’S NIGHT, A BEATLES
634 HARD SUN EDDIE VEDDER
635 HARD TO HANDLE OTIS REDDING
636 HARD TO HANDLE BLACK CROWES
637 HARDER TO BREATHE MAROON 5
638 HARVEST MOON NEIL YOUNG
639 HAVE A CIGAR PINK FLOYD
640 HAVE A HEART BONNIE RAITT
641 HAVE A LITTLE FAITH IN ME JOHN HIATT
642 HAVE YOU EVER SEEN THE RAIN CCR
643 HEAD FULL OF DOUBT AVETT BROTHERS
644 HEAD OVER FEET ALANIS MORISSETTE
645 HEALER, THE JOHN LEE HOOKER
646 HEART FULL OF SOUL YARDBIRDS
647 HEART FULL OF SOUL CHRIS ISAAK
648 HEART OF GLASS BLONDIE
649 HEART OF GOLD NEIL YOUNG
650 HEART OF THE MATTER, THE DON HENLEY
651 HEARTACHE TONIGHT EAGLES
652 HEARTBREAKER/LIVING LOVING MAID LED ZEPPELIN
653 HEAVEN LOS LONELY BOYS
654 HEAVY FUEL DIRE STRAITS
655 HEAVY METAL DRUMMER WILCO
656 HELL IN A BUCKET GRATEFUL DEAD
657 HELLO ADELE
658 HELLO GOODBYE BEATLES
659 HELLO I LOVE YOU DOORS
660 HELLO IT’S ME TODD RUNDGREN
661 HELLO OLD FRIEND ERIC CLAPTON
662 HELP BEATLES
663 HELP ME JONI MITCHELL
664 HELP ME UP ERIC CLAPTON
665 HELPLESSLY HOPING CROSBY, STILLS & NASH
666 HELPLESSLY HOPING CROSBY, STILLS & NASH
667 HEMORRHAGE (IN MY HANDS) FUEL
668 HERE COMES MY GIRL TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
669 HERE COMES THE RAIN AGAIN EURYTHMICS
670 HERE COMES THE SUN BEATLES
671 HERE I AM (COME AND TAKE ME) AL GREEN
672 HERE I AM (COME AND TAKE ME) UB40
673 HERE IS GONE GOO GOO DOLLS
674 HERE, THERE, AND EVERYWHERE BEATLES
675 HERO FAMILY OF THE YEAR
676 HEROES DAVID BOWIE
677 HEY HEY WHAT CAN I DO LED ZEPPELIN
678 HEY JEALOUSY GIN BLOSSOMS
679 HEY JOE JIMI HENDRIX
680 HEY JUDE BEATLES
681 HEY NINETEEN STEELY DAN
682 HEY SOUL SISTER TRAIN
683 HEY THERE DELILAH PLAIN WHITE T’S
684 HEY YA! OUTKAST
685 HEY YOU PINK FLOYD
686 HIGH AND DRY RADIOHEAD
687 HIGH ROAD, THE BROKEN BELLS
688 HIGHER GROUND STEVIE WONDER
689 HIGHER GROUND RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
690 HIGHER GROUND ERIC CLAPTON
691 HIGHER LOVE STEVE WINWOOD
692 HIT THE ROAD JACK RAY CHARLES
693 HO HEY LUMINEERS
694 HOLD BACK THE RIVER JAMES BAY
695 HOLD ME NOW THOMPSON TWINS
696 HOLD MY HAND HOOTIE & THE BLOWFISH
697 HOLD ON ALABAMA SHAKES
698 HOLIDAY GREEN DAY
699 HOME MARC BROUSSARD
700 HOME SHERYL CROW
701 HOME EDWARD SHARPE & THE MAGNETIC ZEROS
702 HOME PHILLIP PHILLIPS
703 HONKY TONK WOMAN ROLLING STONES
704 HOOCH EVERYTHING
705 HOOK BLUES TRAVELER
706 HORIZON HAS BEEN DEFEATED, THE JACK JOHNSON
707 HOT IN THE CITY BILLY IDOL
708 HOTEL CALIFORNIA EAGLES
709 HOTEL ILLNESS BLACK CROWES
710 HOUND DOG ELVIS PRESLEY
711 HOUSE IS ROCKIN’, THE STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN
712 HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN ANIMALS
713 HOUSES OF THE HOLY LED ZEPPELIN
714 HOW I FEEL JENNIE DEVOE
715 HOW SOON IS NOW SMITHS
716 HOW TO SAVE A LIFE THE FRAY
717 HOWLIN’ FOR YOU BLACK KEYS, THE
718 HOW’S IT GOING TO BE THIRD EYE BLIND
719 HUMAN HUMAN LEAGUE
720 HUMAN WHEELS JOHN MELLENCAMP
721 HUNGER STRIKE TEMPLE OF THE DOG
722 HUNGRY HEART BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
723 HUNGRY LIKE THE WOLF DURAN DURAN
724 HURTS SO GOOD JOHN MELLENCAMP
725 HYPNOTIZED FLEETWOOD MAC
726 I.G.Y. (WHAT A BEAUTIFUL WORLD) DONALD FAGEN
727 I AIN’T SUPERSTITIOUS JEFF BECK GROUP
728 I ALONE (OVEREASY) LIVE
729 I AM TRAIN
730 I AM THE WALRUS BEATLES
731 I AND LOVE AND YOU AVETT BROTHERS
732 I BET MY LIFE IMAGINE DRAGONS
733 I CAN SEE CLEARLY NOW JOHNNY NASH
734 I CAN SEE CLEARLY NOW JIMMY CLIFF
735 I CAN SEE FOR MILES WHO
736 I CAN’T EXPLAIN WHO
737 I CAN’T GET NO SATISFACTION ROLLING STONES
738 I CAN’T MAKE YOU LOVE ME BONNIE RAITT
739 I CAN’T STAND IT ERIC CLAPTON
740 I CAN’T TELL YOU WHY EAGLES
741 I DO LIKE WE DO HARRY CONNICK JR
742 I DON’T CARE ANYMORE PHIL COLLINS
743 I DON’T LIKE MONDAYS BOOMTOWN RATS
744 I DON’T WANNA GO TO CHELSEA ELVIS COSTELLO
745 I DON’T WANT TO BE GAVIN DEGRAW
746 I DON’T WANT TO KNOW FLEETWOOD MAC
747 I FEEL FINE BEATLES
748 I FOUGHT THE LAW CLASH
749 I GOT A LINE ON YOU SPIRIT
750 I GOT YOU JACK JOHNSON
751 I GOT YOU SPLIT ENZ
752 I HEAR YOU KNOCKING DAVE EDMUNDS
753 I KNOW I’M LOSING YOU ROD STEWART
754 I LIVED ONE REPUBLIC
755 I LOVE ROCK N ROLL JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS
756 I MELT WITH YOU MODERN ENGLISH
757 I MIGHT WILCO
758 I NEED A LOVER JOHN MELLENCAMP
759 I NEED A MIRACLE GRATEFUL DEAD
760 I NEED TO KNOW TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
761 I RAN A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS
762 I SAW HER STANDING THERE BEATLES
763 I SAW THE LIGHT TODD RUNDGREN
764 I SHOT THE SHERIFF BOB MARLEY
765 I SHOT THE SHERIFF ERIC CLAPTON
766 I SHOULD’VE KNOWN BETTER BEATLES
767 I STILL HAVEN’T FOUND WHAT I…. U2
768 I THANK YOU BONNIE RAITT
769 I THANK YOU ZZ TOP
770 I TRY MACY GRAY
771 I WANNA BE SEDATED RAMONES
772 I WANT CANDY BOW WOW WOW
773 I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND BEATLES
774 I WANT YOU (SHE’S SO HEAVY) BEATLES
775 I WANT YOU TO WANT ME (LIVE) CHEAP TRICK
776 I WILL BUY YOU A NEW LIFE EVERCLEAR
777 I WILL FOLLOW U2
778 I WILL FOLLOW YOU INTO THE DARK DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE
779 I WILL POSSESS YOUR HEART DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE
780 I WILL REMEMBER YOU SARAH McLACHLAN
781 I WILL SURVIVE CAKE
782 I WILL WAIT MUMFORD & SONS
783 I WISH STEVIE WONDER
784 I WON’T BACK DOWN TOM PETTY
785 I WOULD DIE 4 U PRINCE
786 IF I EVER LOSE MY FAITH IN YOU STING
787 IF I FELL BEATLES
788 IF I HAD A BOAT LYLE LOVETT
789 IF I HAD A MILLION DOLLARS (LIVE) BARENAKED LADIES
790 IF I HAD EYES JACK JOHNSON
791 IF I NEEDED SOMEONE BEATLES
792 IF IT MAKES YOU HAPPY SHERYL CROW
793 IF YOU COULD ONLY SEE TONIC
794 IF YOU LEAVE OMD
795 IF YOU LOVE SOMEBODY SET THEM FREE STING
796 IF YOU’RE GONE MATCHBOX TWENTY
797 I’LL BE EDWIN McCAIN
798 I’LL BE WAITING ADELE
799 I’LL BE YOU THE REPLACEMENTS
800 I’LL STAND BY YOU PRETENDERS
801 I’M A MAN SPENCER DAVIS GROUP
802 I’M ALRIGHT LOGGINS, KENNY
803 I’M FREE WHO
804 I’M LOOKING THROUGH YOU BEATLES
805 I’M NO ANGEL GREGG ALLMAN
806 I’M NOT FEELING IT ANYMORE VAN MORRISON
807 I’M NOT OVER CAROLINA LIAR
808 I’M NOT RUNNING ANYMORE JOHN MELLENCAMP
809 I’M NOT THE ONLY ONE SAM SMITH
810 I’M ON FIRE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
811 I’M SO HAPPY I CAN’T STOP CRYING STING
812 I’M THE ONLY ONE MELISSA ETHERIDGE
813 I’M YOURS JASON MRAZ
814 IMAGINE JOHN LENNON
815 IMMIGRANT SONG LED ZEPPELIN
816 IMPRESSION THAT I GET, THE MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES
817 IN A BIG COUNTRY BIG COUNTRY
818 IN A DAYDREAM FREDDY JONES BAND
819 IN BETWEEN DAYS THE CURE
820 IN BLOOM NIRVANA
821 IN GOD’S COUNTRY U2
822 IN MY LIFE BEATLES
823 IN MY PLACE COLDPLAY
824 IN THE AIR TONIGHT PHIL COLLINS
825 IN THE CITY EAGLES
826 IN THE COLORS BEN HARPER & THE INNOCENT CRIMINALS
827 IN THE EVENING LED ZEPPELIN
828 IN THE MEANTIME SPACEHOG
829 IN THE MOOD ROBERT PLANT
830 IN YOUR EYES PETER GABRIEL
831 IN YOUR EYES JEFFREY GAINES
832 INDUSTRIAL DISEASE DIRE STRAITS
833 INSIDE OUT SPOON
834 INSTANT KARMA JOHN LENNON
835 INTERSTATE LOVE SONG STONE TEMPLE PILOTS
836 INTO THE GREAT WIDE OPEN TOM PETTY
837 INTO THE MYSTIC VAN MORRISON
838 INTO THE OCEAN BLUE OCTOBER
839 INVISIBLE SUN POLICE
840 INVISIBLE TOUCH GENESIS
841 IRIS GOO GOO DOLLS
842 IRONIC ALANIS MORISSETTE
843 IS IT ANY WONDER? KEANE
844 IS SHE REALLY GOING OUT WITH HIM? JOE JACKSON
845 IS THIS LOVE BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS
846 ISLAND IN THE SUN WEEZER
847 IT AIN’T OVER ‘TIL IT’S OVER LENNY KRAVITZ
848 IT DON’T COME EASY RINGO STARR
849 IT’S A SHAME ABOUT RAY LEMONHEADS
850 IT’S ALL BEEN DONE BARENAKED LADIES
851 IT’S ALL I CAN DO CARS
852 IT’S ALRIGHT BIG HEAD TODD & THE MONSTERS
853 IT’S GOOD TO BE KING TOM PETTY
854 IT’S IN THE WAY THAT YOU USE IT ERIC CLAPTON
855 IT’S MY LIFE TALK TALK
856 IT’S MY LIFE NO DOUBT
857 IT’S ONLY ROCK AND ROLL ROLLING STONES
858 IT’S THE END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNO R.E.M.
859 IT’S TIME IMAGINE DRAGONS
860 I’VE GOT A ROCK ‘N ROLL HEART ERIC CLAPTON
861 I’VE SEEN ALL GOOD PEOPLE YES
862 JACK & DIANE JOHN MELLENCAMP
863 JACKIE BROWN JOHN MELLENCAMP
864 JACKIE WILSON SAID VAN MORRISON
865 JAILHOUSE ROCK ELVIS PRESLEY
866 JAMES DEAN EAGLES
867 JAMMIN’ ME TOM PETTY
868 JAMMING BOB MARLEY
869 JANE BARENAKED LADIES
870 JANE SAYS JANE’S ADDICTION
871 JEALOUS AGAIN BLACK CROWES
872 JEALOUS GUY JOHN LENNON
873 JEALOUSY NATALIE MERCHANT
874 JEREMY PEARL JAM
875 JESSICA ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND
876 JET PAUL MCCARTNEY
877 JIMI THING DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
878 JOHNNY B. GOODE CHUCK BERRY
879 JOHNNY B. GOODE GRATEFUL DEAD
880 JOIN TOGETHER WHO
881 JOKER, THE STEVE MILLER BAND
882 JOKERMAN BOB DYLAN
883 JOSIE STEELY DAN
884 JULIA BEATLES
885 JUMP INTO THE FIRE NILSSON
886 JUMP, JIVE & WAIL BRIAN SETZER ORCHESTRA
887 JUMPER THIRD EYE BLIND
888 JUMPIN’ JACK FLASH ROLLING STONES
889 JUNGLE BOOGIE KOOL & THE GANG
890 JUNGLE LOVE STEVE MILLER
891 JUNIOR’S FARM PAUL MCCARTNEY
892 JUST A GIRL NO DOUBT
893 JUST A JOB TO DO GENESIS
894 JUST A SONG BEFORE I GO CROSBY, STILLS & NASH
895 JUST ANOTHER DAY JOHN MELLENCAMP
896 JUST BREATHE PEARL JAM
897 JUST CAN’T GET ENOUGH DEPECHE MODE
898 JUST GOT PAID ZZ TOP
899 JUST LIKE A WOMAN BOB DYLAN
900 JUST LIKE HEAVEN THE CURE
901 JUST LIKE STARTING OVER JOHN LENNON
902 JUST MY IMAGINATION ROLLING STONES
903 JUST SAY YES SNOW PATROL
904 JUST THE WAY IT IS, BABY REMBRANDTS
905 JUST WHAT I NEEDED CARS
906 KANSAS CITY BEATLES
907 KANSAS CITY THE NEW BASEMENT TAPES
908 KARMA POLICE RADIOHEAD
909 KASHMIR LED ZEPPELIN
910 KEEP IT LOOSE, KEEP IT TIGHT AMOS LEE
911 KEEP THE CAR RUNNING AARCADE FIRE
912 KEY WEST INTERMEZZO (I SAW YOU 1ST) JOHN MELLENCAMP
913 KID CHARLEMAGNE STEELY DAN
914 KIDS MGMT
915 KILLER QUEEN QUEEN
916 KKIND AND GENEROUS NATALIE MERCHANT
917 KING OF ANYTHING SARA BAREILLES
918 KING OF PAIN POLICE
919 KISS FROM A ROSE SEAL
920 KISS THE DIRT (FALLING DOWN THE…) INXS
921 KNOCKIN’ ON HEAVEN’S DOOR BOB DYLAN
922 KNOCKIN’ ON HEAVEN’S DOOR ERIC CLAPTON
923 KODACHROME PAUL SIMON
924 KRYPTONITE THREE DOORS DOWN
925 L.A. WOMAN DOORS
926 LA BAMBA LOS LOBOS
927 LA GRANGE ZZ TOP
928 LACK OF WATER THE WHY STORE
929 LADY MADONNA BEATLES
930 LADY WRITER DIRE STRAITS
931 LAID JAMES
932 LAMB LIES DOWN ON BROADWAY GENESIS
933 LAMPSHADES ON FIRE MODEST MOUSE
934 LAND OF CONFUSION GENESIS
935 LANDSLIDE FLEETWOOD MAC
936 LAST GOODBYE JEFF BUCKLEY
937 LAST KISS PEARL JAM
938 LAST NIGHT THE STROKES
939 LAST TIME, THE ROLLING STONES
940 LAST WORTHLESS EVENING, THE DON HENLEY
941 LATE IN THE EVENING PAUL SIMON
942 LAWYERS, GUNS AND MONEY WARREN ZEVON
943 LAY DOWN SALLY ERIC CLAPTON
944 LAY ME DOWN THE DIRTY HEADS
945 LAYLA DEREK & THE DOMINOS
946 LAYLA (Unplugged) ERIC CLAPTON
947 LEARN TO FLY FOO FIGHTERS
948 LEARNING TO FLY PINK FLOYD
949 LEARNING TO FLY TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
950 LEAST COMPLICATED INDIGO GIRLS
951 LEAVING LAS VEGAS SHERYL CROW
952 LEFT HAND FREE ALT-J
953 LET HER CRY HOOTIE & THE BLOWFISH
954 LET HER GO PASSENGER
955 LET IT ALL HANG OUT JOHN MELLENCAMP
956 LET IT BE BEATLES
957 LET IT GROW ERIC CLAPTON
958 LET IT RAIN ERIC CLAPTON
959 LET IT ROLL LITTLE FEAT
960 LET ME DOWN EASY PAOLO NUTINI
961 LET ME ROLL IT PAUL MCCARTNEY
962 LET MY LOVE OPEN THE DOOR PETE TOWNSHEND
963 LET THE DAY BEGIN THE CALL
964 LET’S DANCE DAVID BOWIE
965 LET’S GET IT ON MARVIN GAYE
966 LET’S GO CARS
967 LET’S GO CRAZY PRINCE
968 LET’S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER ROLLING STONES
969 LET’S STAY TOGETHER AL GREEN
970 LEVON ELTON JOHN
971 LIE TO ME JONNY LANG
972 LIFE BY THE DROP STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN
973 LIFE DURING WARTIME TALKING HEADS
974 LIFE IN A NORTHERN TOWN DREAM ACADEMY
975 LIFE IN THE FAST LANE EAGLES
976 LIFE IS A HIGHWAY TOM COCHRANE
977 LIFE LESS ORDINARY CARBON LEAF
978 LIFE OF ILLUSION, A JOE WALSH
979 LIFE ON A CHAIN PETE YORN
980 LIFE’S BEEN GOOD JOE WALSH
981 LIGHT MY FIRE DOORS
982 LIGHTNING CRASHES LIVE
983 LIKE A ROLLING STONE BOB DYLAN
984 LIKE A STONE AUDIOSLAVE
985 LIKE THE WAY I DO MELISSA ETHERIDGE
986 LIKE THE WEATHER TEN THOUSAND MANIACS
987 LINGER CRANBERRIES
988 LIPS LIKE SUGAR ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN
989 LIPSTICK SUNSET JOHN HIATT
990 LISTEN LIKE THIEVES INXS
991 LISTEN TO HER HEART TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
992 LISTEN TO WHAT THE MAN SAID PAUL MCCARTNEY & WINGS
993 LISZTOMANIA PHOENIX
994 LITHIUM NIRVANA
995 LITTLE LION MAN MUMFORD & SONS
996 LITTLE MISS CAN’T BE WRONG SPIN DOCTORS
997 LITTLE RED CORVETTE PRINCE
998 LITTLE TALKS OF MONSTERS AND MEN
999 LIVE AND LET DIE PAUL MCCARTNEY & WINGS
1000 LIVIN’ FOR THE CITY STEVIE WONDER
1001 LIVING IN THE U.S.A. STEVE MILLER
1002 LOADOUT/STAY, THE JACKSON BROWNE
1003 LOGICAL SONG, THE SUPERTRAMP
1004 LOLA KINKS
1005 LONDON CALLING CLASH
1006 LONELY BOY BLACK KEYS, THE
1007 LONELY OL’ NIGHT JOHN MELLENCAMP
1008 LONG AND WINDING ROAD, THE BEATLES
1009 LONG AS I CAN SEE THE LIGHT CCR
1010 LONG DECEMBER, A COUNTING CROWS
1011 LONG LIVE ROCK WHO
1012 LONG MAY YOU RUN STILLS-YOUNG BAND
1013 LONG ROAD TO RUIN FOO FIGHTERS
1014 LONG RUN, THE EAGLES
1015 LONG TIME GONE CROSBY, STILLS & NASH
1016 LOOK AT LITTLE SISTER STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN
1017 LOOK SHARP JOE JACKSON
1018 LOOK WHAT YOU’VE DONE JET
1019 LOOKIN’ OUT MY BACK DOOR CCR
1020 LOSER BECK
1021 LOSING MY RELIGION R.E.M.
1022 LOST COLDPLAY
1023 LOST CAUSE BECK
1024 LOST IN MY MIND HEAD AND THE HEART, THE
1025 LOUIE LOUIE KINGSMEN, THE
1026 LOVE AND HAPPINESS AL GREEN
1027 LOVE AND MEMORIES O.A.R.
1028 LOVE HER MADLY DOORS
1029 LOVE HURTS INCUBUS
1030 LOVE IS A BATTLEFIELD PAT BENATAR
1031 LOVE IS A STRANGER EURYTHMICS
1032 LOVE IS THE DRUG ROXY MUSIC
1033 LOVE LETTER BONNIE RAITT
1034 LOVE ME DO BEATLES
1035 LOVE ME LIKE A MAN BONNIE RAITT
1036 LOVE MY WAY PSYCHEDELIC FURS
1037 LOVE OF MY LIFE SANTANA (WITH DAVE MATTHEWS)
1038 LOVE REIGN O’ER ME WHO
1039 LOVE RUNS OUT ONE REPUBLIC
1040 LOVE SHACK B 52s
1041 LOVE SNEAKIN’ UP ON YOU BONNIE RAITT
1042 LOVE SONG SARA BAREILLES
1043 LOVE SONG THE CURE
1044 LOVE SONG 311
1045 LOVE SPREADS STONE ROSES
1046 LOVE STINKS J. GEILS BAND
1047 LOVE STRUCK BABY STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN
1048 LOVE THE ONE YOU’RE WITH STEPHEN STILLS
1049 LOVE YOU MADLY CAKE
1050 LOVELY RITA BEATLES
1051 LOVER OF THE LIGHT MUMFORD & SONS
1052 LOVERS IN A DANGEROUS TIME BRUCE COCKBURN
1053 LOVES ME LIKE A ROCK PAUL SIMON
1054 LOVIN’ CUP ROLLING STONES
1055 LOVING YOU IS SWEETER THAN EVER SUSAN TEDESCHI
1056 LOW CRACKER
1057 LOW RIDER WAR
1058 LOW RIDER WAR
1059 LUCY IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS BEATLES
1060 LUKA SUZANNE VEGA
1061 LULLABY THE CURE
1062 LULLABY SHAWN MULLINS
1063 LUNATIC FRINGE RED RIDER
1064 LUST FOR LIFE IGGY POP
1065 LYIN’ EYES EAGLES
1066 MAD WORLD TEARS FOR FEARS
1067 MAD WORLD GARY JULES/MICHAEL ANDREWS
1068 MADMAN ACROSS THE WATER ELTON JOHN
1069 MADNESS MUSE
1070 MAGGIE MAY ROD STEWART
1071 MAGIC CARS
1072 MAGIC COLDPLAY
1073 MAGIC BUS, THE WHO
1074 MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR BEATLES
1075 MAGNIFICENT U2
1076 MAINSTREET BOB SEGER
1077 MAJOR TOM (COMING HOME) PETER SCHILLING
1078 MAKE YOU BETTER THE DECEMBERISTS
1079 MAKE YOU CRAZY BRETT DENNEN
1080 MAN ON THE CORNER GENESIS
1081 MAN ON THE MOON R.E.M.
1082 MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD, THE DAVID BOWIE
1083 MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD, THE NIRVANA
1084 MAN WHO WANTS YOU, THE AMOS LEE
1085 MANDOLIN RAIN BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE
1086 MANNISH BOY MUDDY WATERS
1087 MARGARITAVILLE JIMMY BUFFETT
1088 MARRAKESH EXPRESS CROSBY, STILLS & NASH
1089 MARY JANE’S LAST DANCE TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
1090 MAYBE INGRID MICHAELSON
1091 MAYBE I’M AMAZED JEM
1092 MAYBE I’M AMAZED PAUL MCCARTNEY
1093 ME AND BOBBY McGEE JANIS JOPLIN
1094 ME AND JULIO DOWN BY THE SCHOOL YAR PAUL SIMON
1095 MEET VIRGINIA TRAIN
1096 MELISSA ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND
1097 MEMPHIS IN THE MEANTIME JOHN HIATT
1098 MERCURY BLUES STEVE MILLER
1099 MERCY DAVE MATTHEWS
1100 MERCY DUFFY
1101 MERCY MERCY ME (THE ECOLOGY SONG) MARVIN GAYE
1102 MESS AROUND CAGE THE ELEPHANT
1103 MESS IS MINE VANCE JOY
1104 MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE (LIVE) JOHN MAYER
1105 MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE POLICE
1106 MESSAGE OF LOVE PRETENDERS
1107 METAL AND STEEL BOB SCHNEIDER
1108 MEXICAN RADIO WALL OF VOODOO
1109 MEXICO JAMES TAYLOR
1110 MICHELLE BEATLES
1111 MIDDLE, THE JIMMY EAT WORLD
1112 MIDDLE OF THE ROAD PRETENDERS
1113 MIDNIGHT CITY M83
1114 MIDNIGHT RIDER ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND
1115 MIDNIGHT RIDER GREGG ALLMAN
1116 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL CCR
1117 MIND GAMES JOHN LENNON
1118 MINUTES TO MEMORIES JOHN MELLENCAMP
1119 MIRACLE OF JOEY RAMONE, THE U2
1120 MISS YOU ROLLING STONES
1121 MISSED THE BOAT MODEST MOUSE
1122 MISSIONARY MAN EURYTHMICS
1123 MISTY MOUNTAIN HOP LED ZEPPELIN
1124 MISUNDERSTANDING GENESIS
1125 MMM MMM MMM MMM CRASH TEST DUMMIES
1126 MODERN LOVE DAVID BOWIE
1127 MONA LISAS AND MAD HATTERS ELTON JOHN
1128 MONDAY MORNING FLEETWOOD MAC
1129 MONEY BEATLES
1130 MONEY PINK FLOYD
1131 MONEY FOR NOTHING DIRE STRAITS
1132 MONEYGRABBER FITZ & THE TANTRUMS
1133 MONKEY MAN ROLLING STONES
1134 MOONDANCE VAN MORRISON
1135 MOONLIGHT MILE ROLLING STONES
1136 MORE THAN THIS ROXY MUSIC
1137 MORE TIME NEEDTOBREATHE
1138 MOST PRECARIOUS BLUES TRAVELER
1139 MOTHER PINK FLOYD
1140 MOTHER AND CHILD REUNION PAUL SIMON
1141 MOTHER NATURES SON BEATLES
1142 MOTHER’S LITTLE HELPER ROLLING STONES
1143 MOUNTAIN SOUND OF MONSTERS AND MEN
1144 MOVE OVER JANIS JOPLIN
1145 MOVING IN STEREO CARS
1146 MR. BLUE SKY ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA
1147 MR. BRIGHTSIDE THE KILLERS
1148 MR. JONES COUNTING CROWS
1149 MR. TAMBOURINE MAN BYRDS
1150 MRS. POTTER’S LULLABY COUNTING CROWS
1151 MRS. ROBINSON SIMON & GARFUNKEL
1152 MRS. ROBINSON LEMONHEADS
1153 MURDER BY NUMBERS POLICE
1154 MURDER OF ONE, A COUNTING CROWS
1155 MURDER OR A HEART ATTACK OLD 97’S
1156 MUST OF GOT LOST J. GEILS BAND
1157 MY BABY PRETENDERS
1158 MY BEST FRIEND’S GIRL CARS
1159 MY CITY WAS GONE PRETENDERS
1160 MY FAVORITE MISTAKE SHERYL CROW
1161 MY FRIENDS RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
1162 MY GENERATION WHO
1163 MY HERO (LIVE) FOO FIGHTERS
1164 MY HOMETOWN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
1165 MY MOON MY MAN FEIST
1166 MY MY HEY HEY NEIL YOUNG
1167 MY OLD SCHOOL STEELY DAN
1168 MY SHARONA THE KNACK
1169 MY SWEET LORD GEORGE HARRISON
1170 MY TYPE SAINT MOTEL
1171 MYSTERIOUS WAYS U2
1172 MYSTERY ACHIEVEMENT PRETENDERS
1173 MYSTIFY INXS
1174 NAME GOO GOO DOLLS
1175 NEARLY FORGOT MY BROKEN HEART CHRIS CORNELL
1176 NEED YOU TONIGHT INXS
1177 NEON JOHN MAYER
1178 NEVER GOING BACK AGAIN FLEETWOOD MAC
1179 NEVER TEAR US APART INXS
1180 NEVER THERE CAKE
1181 NEW KID IN TOWN EAGLES
1182 NEW SENSATION INXS
1183 NEW SLANG THE SHINS
1184 NEW YEAR’S DAY U2
1185 NEW YORK, NEW YORK RYAN ADAMS
1186 NICK OF TIME BONNIE RAITT
1187 NIGHT MOVES BOB SEGER
1188 NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN MOODY BLUES
1189 NIGHlTSWIMMING R.E.M.
1190 NINETEEN OLD 97’S
1191 NINETEEN HUNDRED EIGHTY PAUL MCCARTNEY
1192 NINETEEN NINETY NINE PRINCE
1193 NINETEEN OH ONE PHOENIX
1194 NINETEEN SEVENTY NINE SMASHING PUMPKINS
1195 NINETEENTH NERVOUS BREAKDOWN (19TH) ROLLING STONES
1196 NINETY-NINE LUFT BALLONS NENA
1197 NO ALIBIS ERIC CLAPTON
1198 NO EXCUSES ALICE IN CHAINS
1199 NO ONE IS TO BLAME HOWARD JONES
1200 NO ONE TO DEPEND ON SANTANA
1201 NO RAIN BLIND MELON
1202 NO SUCH THING JOHN MAYER
1203 NO WOMAN NO CRY (LIVE) BOB MARLEY
1204 NOBODY TOLD ME JOHN LENNON
1205 NORWEIGIAN WOOD BEATLES
1206 NOT THE ONLY ONE BONNIE RAITT
1207 NOTHING BUT FLOWERS TALKING HEADS
1208 NOTHING COMPARES 2 U SINEAD O’CONNOR
1209 NOTHING FROM NOTHING PRESTON, BILLY
1210 NOTHING LEFT TO LOSE MAT KEARNEY
1211 NOW MORE THAN EVER JOHN MELLENCAMP
1212 NOWHERE MAN BEATLES
1213 NUMBER 9 DREAM JOHN LENNON
1214 O VALENCIA! DECEMBERISTS, THE
1215 OB-LA-DI, OB-LA-DA BEATLES
1216 OCEAN BREATHES SALTY MODEST MOUSE
1217 OCEAN, THE LED ZEPPELIN
1218 OCTOPUS’S GARDEN BEATLES
1219 OH DAVE MATTHEWS
1220 OH DARLING BEATLES
1221 OH YEAH JOHNNY A.
1222 OHIO CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG
1223 OLD APARTMENT, THE BARENAKED LADIES
1224 OLD ENOUGH RACONTEURS
1225 OLD LOVE ERIC CLAPTON
1226 OLD MAN NEIL YOUNG
1227 OLD MAN DOWN THE ROAD JOHN FOGERTY
1228 ON THE DARKSIDE CAFFERTY, JOHN & BEAVER BROWN BAND
1229 ON THE ROAD AGAIN WILLIE NELSON
1230 ON THE TURNING AWAY PINK FLOYD
1231 ONCE IN A LIFETIME TALKING HEADS
1232 ONE U2
1233 ONE BELIEF AWAY BONNIE RAITT
1234 ONE BIG HOLIDAY MY MORNING JACKET
1235 ONE HEADLIGHT WALLFLOWERS
1236 ONE I LOVE, THE DAVID GRAY
1237 ONE I LOVE, THE R.E.M.
1238 ONE LOVE BOB MARLEY
1239 ONE OF THESE NIGHTS EAGLES
1240 ONE OF US JOAN OSBORNE
1241 ONE STEP UP BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
1242 ONE THING FINGER ELEVEN
1243 ONE THING, THE INXS
1244 ONE THING LEADS TO ANOTHER THE FIXX
1245 ONE TWO THREE FOUR FEIST
1246 ONE WAY OR ANOTHER BLONDIE
1247 ONE WEEK BARENAKED LADIES
1248 ONLY A MEMORY SMITHEREENS
1249 ONLY FLAME IN TOWN, THE ELVIS COSTELLO
1250 ONLY HAPPY WHEN IT RAINS GARBAGE
1251 ONLY LOVE BODEANS
1252 ONLY WANNA BE WITH YOU HOOTIE & THE BLOWFISH
1253 OPTIMISTIC RADIOHEAD
1254 ORANGE CRUSH R.E.M.
1255 ORDINARY WORLD DURAN DURAN
1256 OTHERSIDE RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
1257 OUR HOUSE CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG
1258 OUR HOUSE MADNESS
1259 OUT OF MY HEAD FASTBALL
1260 OUT OF MY LEAGUE FITZ & THE TANTRUMS
1261 OVER MY HEAD FLEETWOOD MAC
1262 OVER MY HEAD (CABLE CAR) THE FRAY
1263 OVER THE HILLS & FAR AWAY LED ZEPPELIN
1264 OVER THE RAINBOW KAMAKAWIWIO’OLE, ISRAEL
1265 OWNER OF A LONELY HEART YES
1266 OYE COMO VA SANTANA
1267 PAINT IT BLACK ROLLING STONES
1268 PAPER DOLL JOHN MAYER
1269 PAPER IN FIRE JOHN MELLENCAMP
1270 PAPERBACK WRITER BEATLES
1271 PANIC IN DETROIT DAVID BOWIE
1272 PARADISE COLDPLAY
1273 PEACE FROG DOORS
1274 PEACEFUL EASY FEELING EAGLES
1275 PEACEFUL WORLD JOHN MELLENCAMP
1276 PEG STEELY DAN
1277 PENNY LANE BEATLES
1278 PEOPLE ARE PEOPLE DEPECHE MODE
1279 PEOPLE ARE STRANGE DOORS
1280 PERFECT FIT VAN MORRISON
1281 PERFECTLY GOOD GUITAR (OVEREASY) JOHN HIATT
1282 PERSONAL JESUS DEPECHE MODE
1283 PHOTOGRAPH ED SHEERAN
1284 PICTURES OF YOU THE CURE
1285 PIECE OF MY HEART BIG BROTHER & THE HOLDING COMPANY
1286 PIGS (THREE DIFFERENT ONES) PINK FLOYD
1287 PINBALL WIZARD WHO
1288 PINCH ME BARENAKED LADIES
1289 PINK CADILLAC BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
1290 PINK HOUSES JOHN MELLENCAMP
1291 PIRATE LOOKS AT 40, A JIMMY BUFFETT
1292 PLAY GUITAR JOHN MELLENCAMP
1293 PLAYING IN THE BAND GRATEFUL DEAD
1294 PLEASE FORGIVE ME DAVID GRAY
1295 PLEASE READ THE LETTER ROBERT PLANT/ALISON KRAUSS
1296 PLUSH (Overeasy version) STONE TEMPLE PILOTS
1297 POLLY NIRVANA
1298 POMPEII BASTILLE
1299 POP SINGER JOHN MELLENCAMP
1300 POP SONG 89 R.E.M.
1301 PORCELAIN MOBY
1302 POSITIVE VIBRATION BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS
1303 POSITIVELY 4TH STREET BOB DYLAN
1304 POSSESSION SARAH McLACHLAN
1305 PRAISE YOU FATBOY SLIM
1306 PRECIOUS TIME VAN MORRISON
1307 PRETENDER, THE JACKSON BROWNE
1308 PRETENDING ERIC CLAPTON
1309 PRETTY PERSUASION R.E.M.
1310 PRIDE AND JOY STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN
1311 PRIDE (IN THE NAME OF LOVE) U2
1312 PRIVATE CONVERSATION LYLE LOVETT
1313 PROMISES ERIC CLAPTON
1314 PROUD MARY CCR
1315 PROVE IT ALL NIGHT BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
1316 PSYCHO KILLER TALKING HEADS
1317 PULLING MUSSELS (FROM THE SHELL) SQUEEZE
1318 PUMP IT UP ELVIS COSTELLO
1319 PUMPED UP KICKS FOSTER THE PEOPLE
1320 PURPLE HAZE JIMI HENDRIX
1321 PUSH MATCHBOX TWENTY
1322 PUT YOUR LIGHTS ON SANTANA (WITH EVERLAST)
1323 PUT YOUR RECORDS ON CORINNE BAILEY RAE
1324 QUEEN IS DEAD, THE SMITHS
1325 QUEEN OF CALIFORNIA JOHN MAYER
1326 R.O.C.K. IN THE U.S.A. JOHN MELLENCAMP
1327 RADAR LOVE GOLDEN EARRING
1328 RADIO FREE EUROPE R.E.M.
1329 RADIO RADIO ELVIS COSTELLO
1330 RADIOACTIVE IMAGINE DRAGONS
1331 RAGING FIRE PHILLIP PHILLIPS
1332 RAIN BEATLES
1333 RAIN IN THE SUMMERTIME ALARM
1334 RAIN KING COUNTING CROWS
1335 RAIN ON THE SCARECROW JOHN MELLENCAMP
1336 RAIN SONG, THE LED ZEPPELIN
1337 RAINY DAY WOMAN 12 & 35 BOB DYLAN
1338 RAMBLE ON LED ZEPPELIN
1339 RAMBLIN’ MAN ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND
1340 RASPBERRY BERET PRINCE
1341 RAVE ON JOHN MELLENCAMP
1342 READ MY MIND THE KILLERS
1343 REAL LIFE JOHN MELLENCAMP
1344 REAL ME, THE WHO
1345 REAL REAL GONE VAN MORRISON
1346 REAL WILD CHILD IGGY POP
1347 REAL WORLD MATCHBOX TWENTY
1348 REBEL REBEL DAVID BOWIE
1349 REBEL YELL BILLY IDOL
1350 RED LIGHT JONNY LANG
1351 RED RAIN PETER GABRIEL
1352 RED RED WINE UB40
1353 RED SKIES THE FIXX
1354 REDEMPTION SONG BOB MARLEY
1355 REELING IN THE YEARS STEELY DAN
1356 REFLEKTOR ARCADE FIRE
1357 REFUGEE TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
1358 REHAB AMY WINEHOUSE
1359 REMEDY BLACK CROWES
1360 REMEDY, THE JASON MRAZ
1361 RENEGADES X AMBASSADORS
1362 RESIGNATION SUPERMAN BIG HEAD TODD & THE MONSTERS
1363 RESPECT FRANKLIN, ARETHA
1364 RETURN TO THE MOON EL VY
1365 REVIVAL ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND
1366 REVOLUTION BEATLES
1367 REVOLUTION I (slow version) BEATLES
1368 RHIANNON FLEETWOOD MAC
1369 RICH GIRL HALL & OATES
1370 RIDERS ON THE STORM DOORS
1371 RIDING WITH THE KING JOHN HIATT
1372 RIGHT AS RAIN ADELE
1373 RIGHT DOWN THE LINE GERRY RAFFERTY
1374 RIGHT DOWN THE LINE BONNIE RAITT
1375 RIGHT HERE, RIGHT NOW JESUS JONES
1376 RIGHT IN TIME LUCINDA WILLIAMS
1377 RIGHT PLACE, WRONG TIME DR. JOHN
1378 RIKKI DON’T LOSE THAT NUMBER STEELY DAN
1379 RING OF FIRE JOHNNY CASH
1380 RIPPLE GRATEFUL DEAD
1381 RIPTIDE VANCE JOY
1382 RISING, THE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
1383 RIVER, THE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
1384 ROAD TO NOWHERE TALKING HEADS
1385 ROAM B 52S
1386 ROCK AND ROLL ERIC HUTCHINSON
1387 ROCK AND ROLL LED ZEPPELIN
1388 ROCK AND ROLL VELVET UNDERGROUND
1389 ROCK AND ROLL ALL NIGHT KISS
1390 ROCK AND ROLL HIGH SCHOOL RAMONES
1391 ROCK AND ROLL MUSIC BEATLES
1392 ROCK AND ROLL STEW TRAFFIC
1393 ROCK LOBSTER B 52s
1394 ROCK ME ON THE WATER JACKSON BROWNE
1395 ROCK ON DAVID ESSEX
1396 ROCK THE CASBAH CLASH
1397 ROCK THIS TOWN STRAY CATS
1398 ROCKET MAN ELTON JOHN
1399 ROCKIN’ AROUND WITH YOU TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
1400 ROCKIN’IN THE FREE WORLD (ROCK) NEIL YOUNG
1401 ROCK’N ME STEVE MILLER BAND
1402 ROCKS OFF ROLLING STONES
1403 ROCKY MOUNTAIN WAY JOE WALSH
1404 ROLL AWAY YOUR STONE MUMFORD & SONS
1405 ROLL TO ME DEL AMITRI
1406 ROLL WITH IT STEVE WINWOOD
1407 ROLLING IN THE DEEP ADELE
1408 ROMEO AND JULIET DIRE STRAITS
1409 ROOTS, ROCK, REGGAE BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS
1410 ROSALITA BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
1411 ROUGH BOYS PETE TOWNSHEND
1412 ROUND HERE COUNTING CROWS
1413 ROUNDABOUT YES
1414 ROXANNE POLICE
1415 ROYALS LORDE
1416 RUBY TUESDAY ROLLING STONES
1417 RUMOUR HAS IT ADELE
1418 RUN COLLECTIVE SOUL
1419 RUN SNOW PATROL
1420 RUN AROUND BLUES TRAVELER
1421 RUN LIKE HELL PINK FLOYD
1422 RUN THROUGH THE JUNGLE CCR
1423 RUNAWAY BONNIE RAITT
1424 RUNAWAY TRAIN SOUL ASYLUM
1425 RUNNIN’ DOWN A DREAM TOM PETTY
1426 RUNNING ON EMPTY JACKSON BROWNE
1427 RUNNING ON FAITH ERIC CLAPTON
1428 S.O.B. NATHANIEL RATELIFF & THE NIGHT SWEATS
1429 S.R.V. ERIC JOHNSON
1430 SAFE AND SOUND CAPITAL CITIES
1431 SAIL AWAY DAVID GRAY
1432 SAINT CECILIA FOO FIGHTERS
1433 SALT OF THE EARTH ROLLING STONES
1434 SAMBA PA’ TI SANTANA
1435 SAN FRANCISCO THE MOWGLI’S
1436 SANTA MONICA EVERCLEAR
1437 SANTERIA SUBLIME
1438 SARA FLEETWOOD MAC
1439 SATELLITE DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
1440 SATELLITE GUSTER
1441 SAVE TONIGHT EAGLE EYE CHERRY
1442 SAY JOHN MAYER
1443 SAY HEY (I LOVE YOU) MICHAEL FRANTI & SPEARHEAD
1444 SAY IT HOUNDMOUTH
1445 SAY YOU LOVE ME FLEETWOOD MAC
1446 SCAR TISSUE RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
1447 SCIENTIST, THE COLDPLAY
1448 SECOND HAND NEWS FLEETWOOD MAC
1449 SECRET JOURNEY POLICE
1450 SEDONA HOUNDMOUTH
1451 SEE THE WORLD GOMEZ
1452 SEMI-CHARMED LIFE THIRD EYE BLIND
1453 SEND ME ON MY WAY RUSTED ROOT
1454 SEND MY LOVE (TO YOUR NEW LOVER) ADELE
1455 SEPTEMBER EARTH, WIND & FIRE
1456 SERIOUS BUSINESS JOHN MELLENCAMP
1457 SET FIRE TO THE RAIN ADELE
1458 SEVEN BRIDGES ROAD EAGLES
1459 SEVEN NATION ARMY WHITE STRIPES
1460 SEX AND CANDY MARCY PLAYGROUND
1461 SEX ON FIRE KINGS OF LEON
1462 SGT. PEPPER/A DAY IN THE LIFE BEATLES
1463 SHAKE HEAD AND THE HEART
1464 SHAKE IT OUT FLORENCE & THE MACHINE
1465 SHAKE IT UP CARS
1466 SHAKEDOWN STREET GRATEFUL DEAD
1467 SHANTY JONATHAN EDWARDS
1468 SHARP DRESSED MAN ZZ TOP
1469 SHATTERED ROLLING STONES
1470 SHE BLINDED ME WITH SCIENCE THOMAS DOLBY
1471 SHE CAME IN THROUGH THE BATHROOM WINDOW JOE COCKER
1472 SHE DON’T WANT NOBODY NEAR COUNTING CROWS
1473 SHE DRIVES ME CRAZY FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS
1474 SHE LOVES YOU BEATLES
1475 SHE SAID SHE SAID BEATLES
1476 SHE TALKS TO ANGELS BLACK CROWES
1477 SHE WILL BE LOVED MAROON 5
1478 SHE’S A BEAUTY TUBES
1479 SHE’S A RAINBOW ROLLING STONES
1480 SHE’S A WOMAN BEATLES
1481 SHE’S GONE HALL & OATES
1482 SHE’S LEAVING HOME BEATLES
1483 SHE’S NO LADY SANTANA
1484 SHE’S NOT THERE ZOMBIES
1485 SHE’S NOT THERE SANTANA
1486 SHE’S ON FIRE TRAIN
1487 SHE’S SO COLD ROLLING STONES
1488 SHE’S SO HIGH TAL BACHMAN
1489 SHE’S WAITING ERIC CLAPTON
1490 SHINE COLLECTIVE SOUL
1491 SHINE IT ALL AROUND ROBERT PLANT
1492 SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND PINK FLOYD
1493 SHINY HAPPY PEOPLE R.E.M.
1494 SHIP OF FOOLS ROBERT PLANT
1495 SHIP OF FOOLS WORLD PARTY
1496 SHIP TO WRECK FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE
1497 SHOCK THE MONKEY PETER GABRIEL
1498 SHORT SKIRT/LONG JACKET CAKE
1499 SHOTS IMAGINE DRAGONS
1500 SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO CLASH
1501 SHOUT TEARS FOR FEARS
1502 SHOW ME THE WAY (LIVE) PETER FRAMPTON
1503 SHUT UP AND DANCE WALK THE MOON
1504 SHUT YOUR EYES SNOW PATROL
1505 SICK OF YOU CAKE
1506 SILVER LINING BONNIE RAITT
1507 SILVER SPRINGS FLEETWOOD MAC
1508 SIMILAR FEATURES MELISSA ETHERIDGE
1509 SIMPLE SONG THE SHINS
1510 SINCE YOU’RE GONE CARS
1511 SIR DUKE STEVIE WONDER
1512 SIRENS PEARL JAM
1513 SIRIUS/EYE IN THE SKY ALAN PARSONS PROJECT
1514 SITTIN’ ON THE DOCK OF THE BAY OTIS REDDING
1515 SITTING, WAITING, WISHING JACK JOHNSON
1516 SIXTH AVENUE HEARTACHE WALLFLOWERS
1517 SKATEAWAY DIRE STRAITS
1518 SKY FULL OF STARS, A COLDPLAY
1519 SKY IS CRYING, THE STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN
1520 SKYFALL ADELE
1521 SLEDGEHAMMER PETER GABRIEL
1522 SLIDE GOO GOO DOLLS
1523 SLIP KID WHO
1524 SLIPPERY PEOPLE TALKING HEADS
1525 SLIT SKIRTS PETE TOWNSHEND
1526 SLOW RIDE BONNIE RAITT
1527 SLOW TURNING JOHN HIATT
1528 SMALL TOWN JOHN MELLENCAMP
1529 SMELLS LIKE TEEN SPIRIT NIRVANA
1530 SMOKE TWO JOINTS TOYES
1531 SMOKING GUN ROBERT CRAY
1532 SMOOTH SANTANA (WITH ROB THOMAS)
1533 SMOOTH SAILIN’ LEON BRIDGES
1534 SMOOTHIE SONG NICKEL CREEK
1535 SNEAKIN’ SALLY THRU THE ALLEY ROBERT PALMER
1536 SNOW (HEY OH) RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
1537 SO ALIVE LOVE & ROCKETS
1538 SO DAMN LUCKY DAVE MATTHEWS
1539 SO FAR AWAY DIRE STRAITS
1540 SO LONELY POLICE
1541 SO MUCH TO SAY DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
1542 SOAK UP THE SUN SHERYL CROW
1543 SOLITUDE EDWIN MCCAIN
1544 SOLSBURY HILL PETER GABRIEL
1545 SOME NIGHTS FUN.
1546 SOMEBODY THAT I USED TO KNOW GOTYE
1547 SOMEBODY TO LOVE JEFFERSON AIRPLANE
1548 SOMEBODY TO LOVE QUEEN
1549 SOMEBODY TOLD ME THE KILLERS
1550 SOMEBODY’S BABY JACKSON BROWNE
1551 SOMEBODY’S CRYING CHRIS ISAAK
1552 SOMEDAY SUGAR RAY
1553 SOMEDAY SOMEWAY MARSHALL CRENSHAW
1554 SOMEONE LIKE YOU ADELE
1555 SOMEONE NEW HOZIER
1556 SOMEONE SAVED MY LIFE TONIGHT ELTON JOHN
1557 SOMETHING BEATLES
1558 SOMETHING ABOUT YOU LEVEL 42
1559 SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT BONNIE RAITT
1560 SOMETHING’S ALWAYS WRONG TOAD THE WET SPROCKET
1561 SOMETIME AROUND MIDNIGHT AIRBORNE TOXIC EVENT, THE
1562 SOMETIMES YOU CAN’T MAKE IT ON YOUR U2
1563 SOMEWHERE ONLY WE KNOW KEANE
1564 SON OF A SON OF A SAILOR JIMMY BUFFETT
1565 SONG REMAINS THE SAME LED ZEPPELIN
1566 SOUL MEETS BODY DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE
1568 SOUL SINGING BLACK CROWES
1568 SOUL TO SQUEEZE RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
1569 SOUND OF SUNSHINE MICHAEL FRANTI & SPEARHEAD
1570 SOUR GIRL STONE TEMPLE PILOTS
1571 SOUTH CENTRAL RAIN R.E.M.
1572 SOUTH CITY MIDNIGHT LADY DOOBIE BROTHERS
1573 SOUTHERN CROSS CROSBY, STILLS & NASH
1574 SOUTHERN MAN NEIL YOUNG
1575 SOUTHERN SUN BOY & BEAR
1576 SOUTHSIDE MOBY
1577 SPACE BETWEEN, THE DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
1578 SPACE ODDITY DAVID BOWIE
1579 SPEAK TO ME/BREATHE IN THE AIR PINK FLOYD
1580 SPECIAL GARBAGE
1581 SPEED OF SOUND COLDPLAY
1582 SPILL THE WINE ERIC BURDON & WAR
1583 SPIRIT IN THE NIGHT BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN & E STREET BAND
1584 SPIRIT IN THE SKY GREENBAUM, NORMAN
1585 SPIRITS IN THE MATERIAL WORLD POLICE
1586 SQUEEZE BOX WHO
1587 STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN LED ZEPPELIN
1588 STAKE, THE STEVE MILLER BAND
1589 STAND R.E.M.
1590 STANDING OUTSIDE A BROKEN PHONE… PRIMITIVE RADIO GODS
1591 STARLIGHT MUSE
1592 STARS GRACE POTTER & THE NOCTURNALS
1593 START ME UP ROLLING STONES
1594 STAY LISA LOEB
1595 STAY (WASTING TIME) DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
1596 STAY UP LATE TALKING HEADS
1597 STAY WITH ME THE FACES
1598 STAY WITH ME SAM SMITH
1599 STEADY, AS SHE GOES RACONTEURS
1600 STEADY ON SHAWN COLVIN
1601 STEAL MY KISSES BEN HARPER
1602 STEAM PETER GABRIEL
1603 STEPPIN’ OUT JOE JACKSON
1604 STILL RAININ’ JONNY LANG
1605 STIR IT UP BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS
1606 STITCHED UP HERBIE HANCOCK
1607 STOLEN DANCE MILKY CHANCE
1608 STOMPA SERENA RYDER
1609 STOP DRAGGIN’ MY HEART AROUND STEVIE NICKS
1610 STOP YOUR SOBBING PRETENDERS
1611 STORY, THE BRANDI CARLILE
1612 STRAIGHT LINES SILVERCHAIR
1613 STRANGE CONDITION PETE YORN
1614 STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER BEATLES
1615 STRAY CAT BLUES ROLLING STONES
1616 STRAY CAT STRUT STRAY CATS
1617 STREETS OF PHILADELPHIA BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
1618 STRONG LONDON GRAMMAR
1619 STRONG ENOUGH SHERYL CROW
1620 STUBBORN LOVE LUMINEERS
1621 STUCK IN THE MIDDLE WITH YOU STEALERS WHEEL
1622 SUBTERRANEAN HOMESICK ALIEN RADIOHEAD
1623 SUBTERRANEAN HOMESICK BLUES BOB DYLAN
1624 SUCH GREAT HEIGHTS POSTAL SERVICE
1625 SUDDENLY I SEE K.T. TUNSTALL
1626 SUFFRAGETTE CITY DAVID BOWIE
1627 SUGAR MAGNOLIA GRATEFUL DEAD
1628 SUGARFOOT BLACK JOE LEWIS & THE HONEYBEARS
1629 SUICIDE BLONDE INXS
1630 SUITE: JUDY BLUE EYES CROSBY, STILLS & NASH
1631 SULTANS OF SWING DIRE STRAITS
1632 SUMMERTIME BIG BROTHER AND THE HOLDING COMPANY
1633 SUMMERTIME BLUES WHO
1634 SUMMERTIME THING CHUCK PROPHET
1635 SUNDAY BLOODY SUNDAY U2
1636 SUNDAY MORNING MAROON 5
1637 SUNDAY PAPERS JOE JACKSON
1638 SUNNY CAME HOME SHAWN COLVIN
1639 SUNSET GRILL DON HENLEY
1640 SUNSHINE JONATHAN EDWARDS
1641 SUPERMAN R.E.M.
1642 SUPERMAN (IT’S NOT EASY) FIVE FOR FIGHTING
1643 SUPERSTITION STEVIE WONDER
1644 SURRENDER CHEAP TRICK
1645 SUZIE Q CCR
1646 SWEATER WEATHER THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
1647 SWEET BABY JAMES JAMES TAYLOR
1648 SWEET DREAMS (ARE MADE OF THIS) EURYTHMICS
1649 SWEET EMOTION AEROSMITH
1650 SWEET EMOTION LEO KOTTKE& MIKE GORDON
1651 SWEET JANE VELVET UNDERGROUND
1652 SWEET JANE COWBOY JUNKIES
1653 SWEET SURRENDER SARAH McLACHLAN
1654 SWEETEST THING U2
1655 SWINGTOWN STEVE MILLER BAND
1656 SYMPATHY GOO GOO DOLLS
1657 SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL ROLLING STONES
1658 SYNCHRONICITY II POLICE
1659 TAINTED LOVE SOFT CELL
1660 TAKE A PICTURE FILTER
1661 TAKE IT EASY EAGLES
1662 TAKE IT EASY JACKSON BROWNE
1663 TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT EAGLES
1664 TAKE ME HOME PHIL COLLINS
1665 TAKE ME OUT FRANZ FERDINAND
1666 TAKE ME TO CHURCH HOZIER
1667 TAKE ME TO THE PILOT ELTON JOHN
1668 TAKE ME TO THE RIVER AL GREEN
1669 TAKE ME TO THE RIVER TALKING HEADS
1670 TAKE ME TO THE RIVER ANNIE LENNOX
1671 TAKE ON ME A-HA
1672 TAKE THE LONG WAY HOME SUPERTRAMP
1673 TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN STEVE MILLER BAND
1674 TAKE YOUR MAMA SCISSOR SISTERS
1675 TALK COLDPLAY
1676 TALK ABOUT THE PASSION R.E.M.
1677 TALK OF THE TOWN PRETENDERS
1678 TALK TO YA LATER TUBES
1679 TALKIN’ BOUT A REVOLUTION TRACY CHAPMAN
1680 TALKING IN YOUR SLEEP ROMANTICS
1681 TANGLED UP IN BLUE BOB DYLAN
1682 TAXMAN BEATLES
1683 TEACH YOUR CHILDREN CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG
1684 TEAM LORDE
1685 TEAR IN MY HEART TWENTY ONE PILOTS
1686 TEARS IN HEAVEN (UNPLUGGED) ERIC CLAPTON
1687 TEARS OF A CLOWN ENGLISH BEAT
1688 TELL ME BABY RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
1689 TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD RUFUS
1690 TELL ME WHY BEATLES
1691 TEMPTED SQUEEZE
1692 TEN THOUSAND EMERALD POOLS BORNS
1693 TEN YEARS GONE LED ZEPPELIN
1694 TENDER IS THE NIGHT JACKSON BROWNE
1695 TENDERNESS GENERAL PUBLIC
1696 TENTH AVENUE FREEZE OUT BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
1697 TEQUILA SUNRISE EAGLES
1698 THANK U ALANIS MORISSETTE
1699 THANK YOU DIDO
1700 THANK YOU LED ZEPPELIN
1701 THANK YOU (FALLETINME BE MICE ELF.. SLY & THE FAMILY STONE
1702 THAT GIRL COULD SING JACKSON BROWNE
1703 THAT VOICE AGAIN PETER GABRIEL
1704 THAT WASN’T ME BRANDI CARLILE
1705 THAT’S ALL GENESIS
1706 THAT’S THE WAY LED ZEPPELIN
1707 THEN THE MORNING COMES SMASH MOUTH
1708 THEOLOGIANS WILCO
1709 THERE SHE GOES THE LA’S
1710 THESE ARE DAYS TEN THOUSAND MANIACS
1711 THESE DAYS JACKSON BROWNE
1712 THESE DAYS FOO FIGHTERS
1713 THESE DREAMS OF YOU VAN MORRISON
1714 THING CALLED LOVE JOHN HIATT
1715 THING CALLED LOVE BONNIE RAITT
1716 THINGS HAVE CHANGED BOB DYLAN
1717 THINK I’M IN LOVE BECK
1718 THINKING ABOUT YOU NORAH JONES
1719 THINKING OUT LOUD ED SHEERAN
1720 THIS IS US MARK KNOPFLER/EMMYLOU HARRIS
1721 THIS LOVE MAROON 5
1722 THIS MUST BE THE PLACE TALKING HEADS
1723 THIS TIME INXS
1724 THORN IN MY PRIDE BLACK CROWES
1725 THOSE SHOES EAGLES
1726 THREE AM MATCHBOX TWENTY
1727 THREE LITTLE BIRDS BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS
1728 THREE MARLENAS WALLFLOWERS
1729 THREE MORE DAYS RAY LAMONTAGNE
1730 THRESHOLD/JET AIRLINER STEVE MILLER BAND
1731 THRILL IS GONE, THE B.B. KING
1732 THRILLER MICHAEL JACKSON
1733 THUNDER ROAD BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
1734 THUNDERING HEARTS JOHN MELLENCAMP
1735 TICKET TO RIDE BEATLES
1736 TIDE IS HIGH, THE BLONDIE
1737 TIGHTEN UP BLACK KEYS, THE
1738 TIGHTROPE STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN
1739 TIL I HEAR IT FROM YOU GIN BLOSSOMS
1740 TIME HOOTIE & THE BLOWFISH
1741 TIME PINK FLOYD
1742 TIME IS ON MY SIDE ROLLING STONES
1743 TIME OF THE SEASON ZOMBIES
1744 TIME OF THE SEASON DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
1745 TIME THE AVENGER PRETENDERS
1746 TIMES LIKE THESE (OverEasy) FOO FIGHTERS
1747 TINY DANCER ELTON JOHN
1748 TIRED OF WAITING FOR YOU KINKS
1749 TODAY SMASHING PUMPKINS
1750 TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS BEATLES
1751 TOMORROW PEOPLE ZIGGY MARLEY & MELODY MAKERS
1752 TOM’S DINER SUZANNE VEGA WITH D.N.A.
1753 TONGUE TIED GROUPLOVE
1754 TONIGHT TONIGHT SMASHING PUMPKINS
1755 TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT GENESIS
1756 TOO CLOSE ALEX CLARE
1757 TOO MUCH DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
1758 TORN NATALIE IMBRUGLIA
1759 TOUCH ME DOORS
1760 TOUCH OF GREY GRATEFUL DEAD
1761 TRADEMARK JOHNSON, ERIC
1762 TRAIN IN VAIN CLASH
1763 TRAIN IN VAIN ANNIE LENNOX
1764 TREETOP FLYER STEPHEN STILLS
1765 TRIP THROUGH YOUR WIRES U2
1766 TRIPPING BILLIES DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
1767 TROJANS ATLAS GENIUS
1768 TROUBLE COLDPLAY
1769 TROUBLE RAY LAMONTAGNE
1770 TROUBLE ME TEN THOUSAND MANIACS
1771 TRUCKIN’ GRATEFUL DEAD
1772 TUBTHUMPING CHUMBAWAMBA
1773 TUFF ENUFF FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS
1774 TUMBLING DICE ROLLING STONES
1775 TUNNEL OF LOVE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
1776 TUPELO HONEY VAN MORRISON
1777 TURN IT ON AGAIN GENESIS
1778 TURN THE PAGE BOB SEGER
1779 TURN TO STONE ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA
1780 TURN! TURN! TURN! BYRDS
1781 TURNING JAPANESE VAPORS
1782 TUSH ZZ TOP
1783 TUSK FLEETWOOD MAC
1784 TWENTY FOUR FRAMES JASON ISBELL
1785 TWENTY NINE PALMS ROBERT PLANT
1786 TWENTY ONE GUNS GREEN DAY
1787 TWICE AS HARD BLACK CROWES
1788 TWIST AND SHOUT BEATLES
1789 TWO HEADS COLEMAN HELL
1790 TWO HEARTS BEAT AS ONE U2
1791 TWO OF US BEATLES
1792 TWO PRINCES SPIN DOCTORS
1793 TYPICAL SITUATION DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
1794 U.S. BLUES GRATEFUL DEAD
1795 UNBELIEVERS VAMPIRE WEEKEND
1796 UNCLE ALBERT/ADMIRAL HALSEY PAUL MCCARTNEY
1797 UNCLE JOHN’S BAND GRATEFUL DEAD
1798 UNDER MY THUMB ROLLING STONES
1799 UNDER PRESSURE QUEEN & DAVID BOWIE
1800 UNDER THE BRIDGE RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
1801 UNDER THE MILKY WAY THE CHURCH
1802 UNDERDOG, THE SPOON
1803 UNDERNEATH IT ALL NO DOUBT
1804 UNDONE – THE SWEATER SONG WEEZER
1805 UNFORGETTABLE FIRE, THE U2
1806 UNSTEADY X AMBASSADORS
1807 UNWELL MATCHBOX TWENTY
1808 UP AROUND THE BEND CCR
1809 UP ON CRIPPLE CREEK THE BAND
1810 UPRISING MUSE
1811 UPSIDE DOWN JACK JOHNSON
1812 US & THEM PINK FLOYD
1813 USE ME BILL WITHERS
1814 USE ME MICK JAGGER (WITH LENNY KRAVITZ)
1815 USE SOMEBODY KINGS OF LEON
1816 VALLEY ROAD, THE BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE
1817 VERONICA ELVIS COSTELLO
1818 VERTIGO U2
1819 VICTIM OF LOVE EAGLES
1820 VIDEO KILLED THE RADIO STAR BUGGLES
1821 VIVA LA VIDA COLDPLAY
1822 VOICES CARRY TIL TUESDAY
1823 WAITIN’ FOR THE BUS/JESUS JUST LEFT CHICAGO ZZ TOP
1824 WAITING IN VAIN BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS
1825 WAITING ON A FRIEND ROLLING STONES
1826 WAITING ON THE WORLD TO CHANGE JOHN MAYER
1827 WAITING, THE TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
1828 WAKE ME UP WHEN SEPTEMBER ENDS GREEN DAY
1829 WALK, THE MAYER HAWTHORNE
1830 WALK AWAY JAMES GANG
1831 WALK OF LIFE DIRE STRAITS
1832 WALK ON U2
1833 WALK ON THE OCEAN TOAD THE WET SPROCKET
1834 WALK ON THE WILD SIDE LOU REED
1835 WALK THIS WAY AEROSMITH
1836 WALKER, THE FITZ AND THE TANTRUMS
1837 WALKIN’ ON THE SUN SMASH MOUTH
1838 WALKING IN MEMPHIS MARC COHN
1839 WALKING ON BROKEN GLASS ANNIE LENNOX
1840 WALKING ON SUNSHINE KATRINA AND THE WAVES
1841 WALKING ON THE MOON POLICE
1842 WANDER THIS WORLD JONNY LANG
1843 WAR EDWIN STARR
1844 WARNING GREEN DAY
1845 WASTED ON THE WAY CROSBY, STILLS & NASH
1846 WASTED TIME EAGLES
1847 WASTING TIME JACK JOHNSON
1848 WATCHING THE DETECTIVES ELVIS COSTELLO
1849 WATCHING THE WHEELS JOHN LENNON
1850 WATER UNDER THE BRIDGE ADELE
1851 WAVELENGTH VAN MORRISON
1852 WAY, THE FASTBALL
1853 WAY I AM, THE INGRID MICHAELSON
1854 WAY IT IS, THE BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE
1855 WE ARE YOUNG FUN.
1856 WE CAN WORK IT OUT BEATLES
1857 WE USED TO WAIT ARCADE FIRE
1858 WE WILL ROCK YOU/ WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS QUEEN
1859 WEATHER WITH YOU CROWDED HOUSE
1860 WEIGHT, THE THE BAND
1861 WELCOME TO THE BOOMTOWN DAVID & DAVID
1862 WELCOME TO THE MACHINE PINK FLOYD
1863 WEREWOLVES OF LONDON WARREN ZEVON
1864 WEST END GIRLS PET SHOP BOYS
1865 WHAT AM I TO YOU? NORAH JONES
1866 WHAT I AM EDIE BRICKELL & NEW BOHEMIANS
1867 WHAT I GOT SUBLIME
1868 WHAT I LIKE ABOUT YOU ROMANTICS
1869 WHAT IF I CAME KNOCKIN’ JOHN MELLENCAMP
1870 WHAT IS AND WHAT SHOULD NEVER BE LED ZEPPELIN
1871 WHAT IS LIFE GEORGE HARRISON
1872 WHAT IT IS MARK KNOPFLER
1873 WHAT IT’S LIKE EVERLAST
1874 WHAT WOULD YOU SAY DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
1875 WHAT YOU NEED INXS
1876 WATEVER GETS YOU THRU THE NIGHT JOHN LENNON
1877 WHAT’S GOING ON MARVIN GAYE
1878 (WHAT’S SO FUNNY BOUT) PEACE LOVE AND UNDERSTANDING ELVIS COSTELLO
1879 WHAT’S THE FREQUENCY KENNETH? R.E.M.
1880 WHAT’S THE MATTER HERE? TEN THOUSAND MANIACS
1881 WHAT’S UP 4 NON-BLONDES
1882 WHEELS FOO FIGHTERS
1883 WHEN DOVES CRY PRINCE
1884 WHEN I COME AROUND GREEN DAY
1885 WHEN I’M 64 BEATLES
1886 WHEN IN ROME NICKEL CREEK
1887 WHEN LOVE COMES TO TOWN U2/B.B. KING
1888 WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS LED ZEPPELIN
1889 WHEN THE STARS GO BLUE CORRS, THE (FEATURING BONO)
1890 WHEN THE WHIP COMES DOWN ROLLING STONES
1891 WHEN THE WORLD IS RUNNING DOWN POLICE
1892 WHEN YOU WERE YOUNG THE KILLERS
1893 WHERE ARE YOU GOING DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
1894 WHERE IT’S AT BECK
1895 WHERE THE STREETS HAVE NO NAME U2
1896 WHILE MY GUITAR GENTLY WEEPS BEATLES
1897 WHILE YOU SEE A CHANCE STEVE WINWOOD
1898 WHIP IT DEVO
1899 WHIPPING POST ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND
1900 WHITE FLAG DIDO
1901 WHITE RABBIT JEFFERSON AIRPLANE
1902 WHITE ROOM CREAM
1903 WHITE WEDDING BILLY IDOL
1904 WHITER SHADE OF PALE PROCOL HARUM
1905 WHO ARE YOU WHO
1906 WHO CAN IT BE NOW MEN AT WORK
1907 WHO SAYS JOHN MAYER
1908 WHO WILL SAVE YOUR SOUL JEWEL
1909 WHOLE LOTTA LOVE LED ZEPPELIN
1910 WHO’LL STOP THE RAIN CCR
1911 WHO’S GONNA RIDE YOUR WILD HORSES U2
1912 WHY ANNIE LENNOX
1913 WHY CAN’T I BE YOU? THE CURE
1914 WHY CAN’T WE BE FRIENDS? WAR
1915 WHY DON’T WE DO IT IN THE ROAD BEATLES
1916 WHY GEORGIA JOHN MAYER
1917 WHY I AM DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
1918 WICKED GAME CHRIS ISAAK
1919 WILD HORSES ROLLING STONES
1920 WILD HORSES THE SUNDAYS
1921 WILD NIGHT VAN MORRISON
1922 WILD THING THE TROGGS
1923 WILD WILD LIFE TALKING HEADS
1924 WILD WORLD CAT STEVENS
1925 WILDFLOWERS TOM PETTY
1926 WILL IT GO ‘ROUND IN CIRCLE BILLY RESTON
1927 WILL THE WOLF SURVIVE? LOS LOBOS
1928 WIND CRIES MARY, THE JIMI HENDRIX
1929 WINDOWS ARE ROLLED DOWN AMOS LEE
1930 WINNING SANTANA
1931 WISH YOU WERE HERE PINK FLOYD
1932 WISHING IT WAS SANTANA (w/EAGLE EYE CHERRY)
1933 WISHLIST PEARL JAM
1934 WITCHY WOMAN EAGLES
1935 WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS BEATLES
1936 WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS JOE COCKER
1937 WITH OR WITHOUT YOU U2
1938 WOKE UP THIS MORNING A3
1939 WOLF, THE MUMFORD & SONS
1940 WOMAN IN LOVE TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
1941 WONDER NATALIE MERCHANT
1942 WONDERFUL EVERCLEAR
1943 WONDERFUL TONIGHT ERIC CLAPTON
1944 WONDERING WHERE THE LIONS ARE BRUCE COCKBURN
1945 WONDERWALL OASIS
1946 WONDERWALL RYAN ADAMS
1947 WON’T GET FOOLED AGAIN WHO
1948 WOODSTOCK CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG
1949 WORDS MISSING PERSONS
1950 WORLD I KNOW, THE COLLECTIVE SOUL
1951 WORLD ON FIRE SARAH McLACHLAN
1952 WORLD TURNING FLEETWOOD MAC
1953 WOULD I LIE TO YOU EURYTHMICS
1954 WRAP IT UP FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS
1955 WRAPPED AROUND YOUR FINGER POLICE
1956 X & Y COLDPLAY
1957 X MARKS THE SPOT ZIGGY MARLEY AND THE MELODY MAKERS
1958 X OFFENDER BLONDIE
1959 YEAR ZERO MOON TAXI
1960 YELLOW COLDPLAY
1961 YELLOW LEDBETTER PEARL JAM
1962 YELLOW MOON NEVILLE BROTHERS
1963 YELLOW SUBMARINE BEATLES
1964 YER SO BAD TOM PETTY
1965 YESTERDAY BEATLES
1966 YOU AND ME DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
1967 YOU AND YOUR HEART JACK JOHNSON
1968 YOU ARE A TOURIST DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE
1969 YOU ARE THE BEST THING RAY LAMONTAGNE
1970 YOU BETTER YOU BET WHO
1971 YOU CAN CALL ME AL PAUL SIMON
1972 YOU CAN LEAVE YOUR HAT ON JOE COCKER
1973 YOU CAN’T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT ROLLING STONES
1974 YOU CAN’T GET WHAT YOU WANT (TIL YO JOE JACKSON
1975 YOU CAN’T RESIST IT (LIVE) LYLE LOVETT & THE LARGE BAND
1976 YOU DON’T KNOW HOW IT FEELS TOM PETTY
1977 YOU DON’T TREAT ME NO GOOD SONIA DADA
1978 YOU FOUND ME THE FRAY
1979 YOU GET WHAT YOU GIVE NEW RADICALS
1980 YOU GOT IT BONNIE RAITT
1981 YOU GOT LUCKY TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
1982 YOU KNOW I’M NO GOOD AMY WINEHOUSE
1983 YOU LEARN ALANIS MORISSETTE
1984 YOU LOVE THE THUNDER JACKSON BROWNE
1985 YOU MAKE LOVING FUN FLEETWOOD MAC
1986 YOU MAKE MY DREAMS HALL & OATES
1987 YOU MIGHT THINK CARS
1988 YOU NEED TO BE WITH ME SUSAN TEDESCHI
1989 YOU NEVER GIVE ME YOUR MONEY BEATLES
1990 YOU NEVER KNOW WILCO
1991 YOU OUGHTA KNOW ALANIS MORISSETTE
1992 YOU REALLY GOT ME KINKS
1993 YOU WERE MEANT FOR ME JEWEL
1994 YOU WRECK ME TOM PETTY
1995 YOUNG AMERICANS DAVID BOWIE
1996 YOUNG FOLKS PETER, BJORN AND JOHN
1997 YOUNG LUST PINK FLOYD
1998 YOUR BODY IS A WONDERLAND JOHN MAYER
1999 YOUR LATEST TRICK DIRE STRAITS
2000 YOUR LIFE IS NOW JOHN MELLENCAMP
2001 YOUR LOVE OUTFIELD
2002 YOUR MOTHER SHOULD KNOW BEATLES
2003 YOUR TIME IS GONNA COME LED ZEPPELIN
2004 YOU’RE ALL I’VE GOT TONIGHT CARS
2005 YOU’RE IN MY HEART ROD STEWART
2006 YOU’RE MY BEST FRIEND QUEEN
2007 YOU’RE THE WORLD TO ME DAVID GRAY
2008 YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND JAMES TAYLOR
2009 YOU’VE GOT TO HIDE YOUR LOVE AWAY BEATLES
2010 YOU’VE GOT TO HIDE YOUR LOVE AWAY EDDIE VEDDER
2011 ZEBRA JOHN BUTLER TRIO
2012 ZEPHYR SONG, THE RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
2013 ZIGGY STARDUST DAVID BOWIE
2014 ZOMBIE CRANBERRIES
2015 ZOMBIE ZOO TOM PETTY
2016 ZOOROPA U2

The WTTS Indy Eleven New Music Sampler

Fall New Music Sampler

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1. Chris Cornell – “Nearly Forgot My Broken Heart”
2. G. Love And Special Sauce – “Muse” (feat. Citizen Cope)
3. Blitzen Trapper – “All Across This Land”
4. Clara Nova – “An Island”
5. Boy & Bear – “Walk The Wire”
6. Holly Miranda – “All I Want Is To Be Your Girl”
7. Langhorne Slim & The Law – “Strangers”
8. Falls – “When We Were Young”
9. Houndmouth – “Say It”
10. The Saint Johns – “ShadowPlay”
11. Wild Child – “Fools”
12. Galactic – “Into the Deep” (feat. Macy Gray)
13. BOY – “We Were Here”
14. Moon Taxi – “Year Zero”
15. ALO – “The Ticket”


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Forecastle Festival 2015

Forecastle Festival

Friday, 7:13PM – Roughly halfway through the first day of the festival. Forecastle 2015 has been fun so far, extremely hot however. So far I have discovered a new band, Fly Golden Eagle, taken in a bit of Cold War Kids and watched St. Paul & The Broken Bones wow another audience. I highly doubt those guys will ever come across an audience that they can’t win over. There has also been some delicious tacos and crazy good doughnut holes glazed in a local stout and covered in Fruity Pebbles, you have to love life on a festival diet. Cage The Elephant is taking the Mast Stage soon…which is my cue to get back out there. – Rob

Nathan Willett of Cold War Kids
Cold War Kids

St. Paul of St. Paul & The Broken Bones
St Paul & The Broken Bones

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Saturday, 2:09PM – Last night was interesting, to say the least. Cage The Elephant put on a fantastic show. Lead singer Matt Shultz attacked the music, the stage, the crowd and anything that came near him and it was fun to watch. I saw the last part of Houndmouth’s performance on the Boom Stage after Cage The Elephant had finished. Houndmouth is a great live band and the huge audience that they drew was a testament to that.

Sam Smith was the headliner last night, and this is where things got interesting. He opened his set with “I’m Not The Only One” which engaged the crowd as everyone sang along. He was personable with the audience….marveling at the fact that this many people in Louisville, KY even know who he is, he told the story of a tough breakup that lead him to write most of his first album and he had the crowd say hello to his father, who was in attendance. There was a fireworks display to the right of the stage, over the Ohio River during his set. Night one of Forecastle 2015 was headed towards a perfect ending. Then the winds came. Seemingly out of nowhere, strong wind just started blowing dirt and dust around the grounds, there was an announcement on the loudspeakers that heavy storms were moving in and the festival site was being evacuated. Twenty minutes later, we were in our car. The staff of the festival deserves a tip of the cap for doing a great job in getting everyone out of harms way in a quick and calm manner.

There were three after shows last night. One of them was planned on-board a boat, so the weather forced it’s cancellation. The other two went off as planned. We went to a club called Headliners to see Lord Huron. I was concerned that I wasn’t going to be into the show. It had been a long hot day and the music wasn’t starting until after midnight. Turns out I had nothing to worry about. Lord Huron’s new album Strange Trails is one of my favorites of 2015 so far and as good as the band sounds on the record, they sound even better live. Their stage show is full of energy and everyone in the club was having a great time. No one seemed to be bothered by the fact that it was nearly 3AM when the show wrapped up. Based on the energy in the place, the band could have played as long as they wanted and no one would have complained.

It’s off for Day 2 now….let’s find out what else Forecastle 2015 has in store. – Rob

Matt Shultz of Cage the Elephant
Cage The Elephant

Matt Myers of Houndmouth
Houndmouth

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Robert Randolph of The Word
Robert Randolph

Cary Ann Hearst of Shovels and Rope
Shovels And Ropes

Sunday, 2PM – Day two of the Forecastle Festival was full of great performances, with a couple of surprises thrown in. The day got off to a late start. There was some prep work that needed to be done to the grounds from the storms on Friday night, which delayed the opening of the gates by an hour and a half or so. This delay caused the schedule of performances to be shuffled around slightly.

The first band that I took in was Desaparecidos, the political punk band fronted by Conor Oberst. Their show was high energy throughout and full of political themes. The crowd seemed to be right on board.

After Desaparecidos, there was a little time to kill. I was able to utilize this time to get a strawberry-banana smoothie. Can’t beat that, especially in this heat. I was also able to take a bit of time and walk around the grounds, checking out some of the local art that is on display before making my way back to the Mast Stage for the start of The Word.

The Word is a super group of sorts. Made up of Robert Randolph, John Medeski, Luther Dickinson, Cody Dickinson and Chris Chew. The performance was pretty much what you would expect from musicians of this caliber. They tore though the songs, flawlessly.

Once The Word had finished it was time to make it to the Boom Stage for Shovels & Rope. This is when it occurred to me that there wasn’t going to be any down time between shows with the new condensed schedule. Shovels & Rope put on a fun show, they drew an amazing crowd.

Adam Granduciel of The War On Drugs
The War On Drugs

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Sturgill Simpson
Sturgill Simpson

After Shovels & Rope, The War On Drugs took over the Mast Stage. I enjoyed listening to them, although I was surprised that their set was as laid back as it was. I really expected more punch from these guys.

The next stop was the Boom Stage to take in Sturgill Simpson. I had heard a lot of good tings about this guy and he lived up to every one of them. I expected to like the show, I didn’t expect to like it quite this much. Sturgill lives in a realm somewhere between alt-country, Americana and jam music. The package comes together wonderfully and the audience never stops dancing.

After Sturgill Simpson I found myself with a little time to kill and I wandered around until something caught my ear. There was a sound coming from the Ocean Stage that had just a hint of funk to it and I had to check it out. What I found was the biggest surprise of Forecastle 2015, so far. Cherub was on stage. A duo that is part electronic, part dance, part funk and part 80’s pop. As their set went on the crowd continued to get larger. There was an intense party atmosphere around the stage and no one was standing still. Cherub, as of this moment, put on the best show that I have seen here at the festival. A huge surprise considering I hadn’t heard of them until stumbling across them playing the smallest stage on the grounds.

Almost the minute that Cherub wrapped up, My Morning Jacket took the Mast Stage. Nothing fancy about their show, just amazing songs played perfectly in front of a rabid hometown crowd. There wasn’t a lot of banter between songs either, although Jim James did stop down long enough to talk about the great arts and music scene here in the city of Louisville.

Jim James of My Morning Jacket
Jim James

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Day two at Forecastle 2015 was a wonderful experience on all fronts and I expect great things from this third and final day. As I’m typing this in the media tent, I can hear Noah Gundersen on the Boom Stage playing a hauntingly slow cover of Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” That means it’s going to be a great day, right?

Kanene Donehey Pipkin of The Lone Bellow

John Gourley of Portugal. The Man

Isaac Brock of Modest Mouse

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The WTTS Forecastle Blog

ForecastleBlog Join WTTS bloggers Rob Humphrey and Josh Lantz this weekend at the Forecastle Music Festival in Louisville, Kentucky. They’ll share stories, pics, and more right here in the Forecastle blog courtesy of Karma Records, Indy’s place for vinyl, CDs and more since 1970.

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Forecastle Blog: Day One

Rob
The early part of Day 1 started with rain. As soon as we got out of our vehicle…the rain started to fall.

The first stop after entering the gates was the Mast Stage to see Benjamin Booker. The crowd was sparse to begin with but it didn’t take long for him to grab everyone’s attention. For a three piece band, these guys know how to make some noise, the best kind of noise.

After seeing Benjamin it was a short walk over the the Boom Stage to catch The Black Lips. The crowd was into these guys from the moment they took the stage until the moment they left. The Black Lips bring a ton of energy in their live show.

After seeing The Black Lips it was off to the Port Stage to catch the last half of Foy Vance‘s set. The crowd was really into the Irish singer’s music, singing along and enjoying the more laid back vibe that he brought to the festival.

When Foy Vance finished I had the opportunity to talk briefly with Benjamin Booker. We talked about the excitement and nervous energy surrounding the release of his debut album.

After chatting with Benjamin it was back to the Mast Stage to see Gary Clark Jr. and then over to the Boom Stage where I was scheduled to talk with Jim Eno of Spoon.


Josh
While Rob was listening to music and interviewing bands, I was walking around soaking in the Forecastle atmosphere. From a giant boat being painted to row of art galleries the Festival is full of music, art, and all kinds of random sightings. Friday was full of different combinations of music. I was excited to see Outkast later on that night so I positioned myself near the middle of the crowd for the last part of Gary Clark Jr. on the main stage (Mast Stage). Thankfully I did. Just as expected when Gary finished I was able to move even closer for Twenty One Pilots. Having never seen or heard their music, I was shocked by their set.  A two piece band brought intense sound and crazy energy that eventually led to the entire crowd jumping and singing.  Promising to give the crowd everything they had, the 75 minute set ended with a bang. Hoisted up by the crowd, the drummer and lead singer played separate drums that propelled liquid off of them.

Having grown up listening to Outkast, it was a show that I would not miss. Once Twenty One Pilots finished I quickly made my way through the crowd to the second row. In for the long haul like others around me I quickly made friends to create a “Great Wall of China” -like barrier.  There would be no storming by to get closer from others behind us. What felt like an eternity quickly turned to heavy beats and guitar riffs. The set started with B.O.B. and ended with The Whole World with all the hits in between.

 

I am going to be completely honest. Making my way back into the media tent after the Outkast set and sitting down after a long day of standing and carrying equipment was heaven. It was the best 10 minutes that I could have asked for at that moment. 10 minutes quickly flew by before Rob and I realized that it was time to make our way to the late show at Headliners featuring Curtis Harding & St. Paul & The Broken Bones.

 

 

Forecastle Blog: Day Two

Rob
The second day at Forecastle has been all about music and interesting sights. Bands we’ve seen today: Boy & Bear, Spanish Gold, Lord Huron & Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings.

Boy & Bear put on a solid set this morning on the Boom Stage. Spanish Gold was the biggest surprise of the day for most of the crowd. They had everyone in front of the Mast Stage jumping and dancing. It was fun to watch the area in front of the Boom Stage fill up as Lord Huron starting playing and grabbing the attention of people walking by. Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings put on an incredible show. Everyone was dancing and smiling the entire time they were on stage.

It’s off to the Mast Stage to see Band of Horses next….

 

Josh
Day 2 for me was a little bit different from Day 1. I was able to walk around and interact with a lot of people in attendance. Got a chance to meet a gentleman by the name of Joe who was a huge Dead Head. He and I talked music for almost half an hour after the Sharon Jones and The Dap Kings set. Found out that he and I attend another music festival at the same time earlier this year. Thanks to Joe, I have some new books to pickup to learn more about marketing, music and The Grateful Dead.

My second encounter was with a young lady by the name of Joy. Talk about a huge Jack White fan. She had been to Nashville and Third Man Records a thousand times. Literally had seen Jack White hundreds of times. I am pretty sure it was borderline between fan and stalker. That said, she was super friendly and nice. I respectfully declined the brownie she offered me.

After a quick stop at the media tent to reload on Red Bull (thank God for that this weekend), I was off to have my face melted off by Jack White. Rob took my strategy from Day 1 and positioned himself correctly to get close to the front as possible. Myself, I stayed back (helpful tip to all those who attend a music festival, ladies make the best blockers when moving through giant crowds). I feel bad but I did not get the lady’s names who helped me position myself in the middle of the crowd about 20 feet back from the stage. Having only listened to Jack White and the White Stripes, I became a huge fan in 2.5 seconds of the first song. Amazing musician and great performer. I don’t know about Rob, but I will definitely try to see him again the next time he is close to town.

The night ended with Rob and I heading back to the hotel for a good night’s rest..NOT! While in Louisville it would be rude not to check out 4th Street. Talk about an area that is fun, loud, intense, energetic and full of passion for dancing. One could compare it to KOK (Kilroy’s on Kirkwood) and Broad Ripple times 10.

Last stop of the night, FOOD. Nothing like late night Steak N Shake to cap off a day/night of fun. Can’t wait for Day 3…

Here are some of the sites from around the festival.

 

Forecastle Blog: Day Three

We’re back for day three of Forecastle. Tonight’s headliner is Beck and we’re not leaving until he walks off the stage. We’ve been looking forward to this show all weekend long. Ray LaMontagne also plays tonight, along with Brett Dennen and Trampled By Turtles. It’s going to be a busy Sunday.

Last night we took in Band of Horses and Jack White. Band of Horses may have been the best show of the weekend, so far.  Another highlight of the festival was Dwight Yoakam’s cover of Jackson Browne’s “The Pretender”. Jack White closed out last night’s festivities. His 90 minute set included songs from his new solo album Lazaretto as well as The White Stripes catalogue and The Raconteurs. He brought energy and excitement to the stage and he seemed to be enjoying it himself, I wouldn’t swear to it, but I think I saw him smile once or twice.

Lucius is starting…that means it’s time to hit the Mast Stage.

 

Josh
Well the sun finally showed it’s bright face today for the first time all weekend. HOT! Water was key for survival. I was able to bounce around again today checking out Lucius, Brett Dennen, Trampled By Turtles, Jenny Lewis, Nickel Creek, The Replacements, Ray LaMontagne, and Beck (heading there). My feet are cooking from all that walking. Of the 8 artists I was able to see, Trampled By Turtles was my favorite. It was the mandolin player’s birthday day (Erik Berry). Super cool to see and hear thousands of people sing “Happy Birthday” to him. Well, like I said, Beck is getting ready to start so I am hustling over to catch it. More of an update and photos to come later.

…Later Simply wow. Like Jack White, I was familiar with Beck’s music but had never seen him live. He was no disappointment at all. From start to finish he entertained the crowd and put on a tremendous show. The music, the crowd, the lights, the visual background screen behind Beck, the jokes that Beck told, were all just super cool. Sunday was a long hot day and it was well worth it once thousands of people started singing “Where it’s at. I got two turntables and a microphone”.

 

Photos of Day 3

Forecastle Blog: The Monday After

 
Josh
It’s lunch time on the Monday after Forecastle. Rob and I elected to make the drive back home Sunday night after the show. We were both really jacked up on adrenaline thanks to Beck so the first hour flew by. It wasn’t until I dropped Rob off in Bloomington that I got a chance to really collect my thoughts. The drive from Bloomington to Indianapolis is a peaceful journey at 2am. Thinking back over the weekend I was thoroughly impressed with the Festival. Not that I am a festival expert by any means. This one was different from other festivals I have been able to attend in the past. The music was great don’t get me wrong. Getting in and out was very easy. The crowd each day was friendly. Let me explain on that. I’ve been to festivals where people constantly push through because they HAVE TO BE upfront. Not the case here. People allowed you to move through the crowd until it was obvious there was no where else to go. People were happy. I never encountered the overly intoxicated drunk you normally see at shows. I also didn’t encounter too many people on drugs either (which was different). I got offered a brownie once (like I said before I respectfully declined), saw some young adults take a hit of acid, and some here and there were smoking (non-cigarettes of course). But overall that was it. This festival seemed more family friendly. Saw a ton of kids. Even little babies with headphones on which you can see in some pictures. I called the babies future rock stars in training all weekend. Which all of this leads me to the final ultimate question, “Would I attend again next year?” For the price of admission, cost of food and drinks, quality of music, crowd assessment, staff friendliness, quality of cleanliness, flow of traffic…Yes. Yes I would come back and encourage others to do the same. Bonnaroo is Bonnaroo. Hangout is on a beach but expensive. Coachella is a hike to try to get to from Indiana. Forecastle is a great festival for those looking to get a solid 3-Day music festival experience, and enjoy it!

Lastly I would like to thank the staff at Forecastle Festival for allowing me to attend and supplying me with Red Bull all weekend. Gracious hosts. I would also like to thank Karma Records who helped make this blog possible. I hope you enjoyed our coverage and photos of Forecastle Festival 2014. Thank you for joining Rob and I every step of the way this entire weekend.

-Josh
 


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Forecastle 2014 Lineup

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The 2014 Bonnaroo Blogaroo

 Laura Duncan was in Manchester, Tennessee for the 2014 edition of Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival. Follow Laura’s  journey, including her experiences and insights, right here on the WTTS Blogaroo! And for more exclusive content, “Like” WTTS on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, and follow Laura’s Twitter.


Day One

We arrived on the farm Thursday at about 5pm and were immediately ushered to the radio compound for a great BBQ dinner. The special thing about THIS BBQ was the fact that The Wild Feathers were dining with us and joining in on the hang. Great bunch of guys who will be playing at Sun King‘s downtown brewery on June 28.

MonsterTruck

Monster Truck

After getting settled, it was off to see the music. We ventured out to see an artist perform (who I had selected before arriving) and were excited about the possibilities of the pending show. On our journey, we heard the rumblings of an electric guitar screaming just barely above the screams of the audience. I was pulled, completely drawn, to the sounds coming from the distance. When we finally arrived at the modest performance space, we witnessed a throw down of massive proportions taking place on stage. The band was Monster Truck, who came from Canada to Tennessee locked and loaded with the energy of 5 bands, giving the best performance of their lives.

At 11:30 Thursday night, I was about to make my way to a tent far, far away on the muddy grounds to see J. Roddy Walston & The Business. I was approached by someone from the J. Roddy camp and asked if I would like a golf cart ride to the show (a wonderful perk for radio broadcasting campers).  In addition to the mad front-man skills presented by JRW, his band was as tights as I’ve seen. The pure and authentic personality of the music was only matched by the joy delivered by it’s makers. When J. Roddy determined the evening of music was a wrap he defined it perfectly as described by this note I took while watching: Throws chair, flips hair, goodnight.

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A little adjustment made to the radio broadcast area upon my arrival.

 

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What year is it?

 

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A beautiful first night on the farm

 

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Anticipation can be hauntingly beautiful.

 

They love J. Roddy Walston & The Business

They love J. Roddy Walston & The Business

 

The J. Roddy hair flip

The J. Roddy hair flip

I found this on my pillow when I arrived. <3

I found this on my pillow when I arrived. <3

 

We take over a radio station in Manchester, TN and have a variety of different hosts and music all weekend.

We take over a radio station in Manchester, TN and have a variety of different hosts and music all weekend.


Day Two

Friday at Bonnaroo is always an exploratory day for me. I like to walk around the farm, take in the sights, meet music lovers and follow the music. Friday the 13th at Bonnaroo includes a sea of fun costumes and attitudes which we have captured with photos. I’ll let the pictures do the talking. WTTS photographer, Amy Castillo with RIF (Rhythm In Focus) has access to capture some wonderful images. Visit the RIF site next week to dig in further. Internet is down on this 700 acre farm, but we will pass along what the machine powering these flying particles allow later today. Please follow our updates on Facebook and Twitter.

ZZ Ward

ZZ Ward

Sam Smith in front of the Hay Bale Studios

Sam Smith in front of the Hay Bale Studios

Friday the 13th on the farm.

Friday the 13th on the farm.

Sometimes it's great to soak it all in from "the hill"

Sometimes it’s great to soak it all in from “the hill”

 

The Head and the Heart

The Head and the Heart

 

Vampire Weekend played Roooooooo

Vampire Weekend played Roooooooo


Day 3

Saturday in Manchester, TN and the heat decided to stay away. It’s always a great thing to have temperatures in the 80s with beautiful sunshine. That was the state of the state today at Bonnaroo.

IMG_20140614_144937We started our day with a performance right outside our bus in the radio compound. UK singer/songwriter James Bay talked to all of us as he prepared to play in a casual tent/couch setting. He was grateful to be attending this  monstrous festival of music and community. We all enjoyed his set as we dined on wraps and sipped our bloody marys.  Directly after James Bay played, The Wild Feathers stepped up and played a few songs for us. The band is from Nashville and loves the drive down to Bonnaroo to hang/perform. The band can throw down a performance like you’ve never witnessed. Remember, all of this is happening right outside the door of my bus. I just walk out and start listening to music. As I was walking from the Wild Feathers’ performance, I noticed the guys from Cage The Elephant standing next to the Hay Bale Studios. Quickly, I approached one of their management team and worked my way into the intimate show that was about to take place. Inside a small but equipped room, the band took their places behind their instruments as I sat on a chair next to a friend of mine and placed the headphones on my ears. It was just me, Mike (a friend of mine), the crew and the band.  It was SUCH an incredible performance and a look into the softer presentation of the band.

Hours later, it was off to see the plugged in version of Cage the Elephant. The Wild Feathers joined a few of us as we watched Cage The Elephant from the side of the “Which” stage. They were ready to impress and did just that. I was mesmerized by the rhythm the guys exampled as they synced up and exploded in front of the charged audience. We stood on stage and watched the family of the band members sing every word and talk of personal experiences shared with their favorite musicians. For the last song, the tour manager opened the gate of the barricade which held us all, properly, on the side of the stage. All of the 20 somethings that were standing next to me rushed on stage and began to dance. I was 2 seconds from joining them when the stage manager sent all rogue stage participants back to the pen. Whew, he saved me from sharing embarrassing dance moves.

I watched a bit of Cake and Blackberry Smoke and a number of smaller bands perform as I walked around Centeroo to explore the goods that will eventually call my name. After heading another RV camp to hang with friends, I was alerted to the meeting time and place for those of us wanting to see Lionel Richie perform (The Saturday night headliner). I had never seen Lionel perform and was interested in his presentation, so I decided to make the  play for a pit stance in front of the stage.  I was very optimistic and feeling nostalgic. I am not one to spread negativity through the minds of enthusiasts, but I was so disappointed I left early. His set list was filled with a bouncing ball of emotionally rhetoric. We were dancing one minute and then thrown to the ground as the breaks were put on by Lionel without warning. The band was not synced at times and I endured a harmonica solo that was sharp and uninspired. I appreciate all kinds of music and embrace diversity, but a live performance on the main stage at Bonnaroo demands all the best. Attention all future Bonnaroo performers, please bring your A+ game.

Enjoy some photos of our Saturday experience. More to come when I get back to a place with wonderful wifi.

Cage The Elephant from the side of the Which Stage.

Cage The Elephant from the side of the Which Stage.

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Cake

 

James Bay performing for a radio lunch crowd.

James Bay performing for a radio lunch crowd.

 

The Wild Feathers

The Wild Feathers

 

Blackberry Smoke

Blackberry Smoke


Day 4

In years past, we would wake up on Sunday and leave the farm for civilization. This year, Elton John was the headliner on Sunday which made the decision easy to stay for that last day of festival fare.

There is a fine art to working one’s way to the side of the stage for a headliner’s performance, especially rock royalty like Elton John. The request began a month back on the phone in my office. By the time we departed Indiana, I received an email saying it had been worked out.  The fact that I attend Bonnaroo every year, sleep on an air-conditioned tour bus, attend private studio sessions with the most talented musicians and hangout with the world’s best broadcast professionals, is not lost on me. I am grateful for every single moment, including being chosen as one of 50 people to watch Elton John’s performance from the stage while 80,000 watch from the field.

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Sir Elton John

Sir Elton John is one artist whose performance I have never witnessed. All of the opportunities have passed without even a glimpse of Elton in person. I have been a fan my entire life and have celebrated his musical evolution since I was smart enough to appreciate fine music. The anticipation of the night’s performance began to swell as soon as my eyes opened on Sunday. Thoughts of singing along and feeling the memories associated with each song were forefront as the day progressed. A couple of hours before the show, I gathered with dear friends for a last night cocktail or 4 and pre-show discussion. The lanyards were placed around our necks and we were off to the What Stage. It is a freeing experience to walk up to a guarded gate (where many have gathered to try and work their way backstage), flash a badge and be waved right through. No hassles, only smiles. We worked our way up to the third level of the stage and bellied up to the gated barrier where we enjoyed a perfect, unobstructed view facing Elton John’s piano. When I heard the beginning keyboard contribution to “Funeral For A Friend”, I knew it was going to be a magical night. Sir Elton walked on stage as the song continued, sat at the piano and became the snapshot of a musical memory that will never be forgotten. The night was cool, a breeze wafted from the field and the crowd was a gracious and unfiltered. One by one my heart was lifted as the master of the keys and his talented cast of contributors filled the farm with musical notes that seemingly floated through the air. There were no mistakes, no arrogant “off topic” conversations, no appearances of festival adjustment to the playlist. It was an A+ performance on a beautiful night filled with a community of passionate consumers of musical expression.

Here are some photos taken on the last day of Bonnaroo. These were taken with my phone camera. WTTS photographer, Amy Castillo of RIF, will have some wonderful (professional) photos this week on the RIF website, so be sure to visit. Thanks so much for following along. I hope you felt like you were a part of every moment.

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Bonnaroo Sunday. Ah.

 

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Sir Elton John.

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Elton John side stage.

 

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Elton John in front of 80,000

 

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My silhouette with Sir Elton on my shoulder.

 

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My view of the crowd.


Additional Photos

Enjoy additional photos from WTTS photographer Amy Castillo and check out her entire Bonnaroo Set at Rhythm In Focus Photography.

Blogaroo: Friday Recap

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The Blogaroo is back! Brad, Laura, and Keefer are spending the weekend in Manchester, Tennessee at the Bonnaroo Music And Arts Festival. Check out their commentary and some of the backstage interviews and performances below!


Brad’s Recap

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Brad Holtz here, live from Bonnaroo on Saturday morning. As hard as it is to believe, I’ve been to nine of these things. Nine times… Over the years, I’ve seen some really cool music at this 700-acre farm in the middle of nowhere. Last night marked not only the coolest-ever Bonnaroo moment, but perhaps the coolest music moment I’ve ever had the good fortune to experience. I watched Sir Paul McCartney play for nearly three hours from a platform 20 feet above the stage. Pinch me.

He opened with a rollicking rendition of “Eight Days A Week” followed by “Junior’s Farm,” a track he laid down right here in Tennessee back in the early 70s. Along the way, there were plenty of Beatles and Wings classics, alongside some you might not expect. “Let Me Roll It” (a personal favorite), “1985,” “Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite” and “Listen To What The Man Said” were perfect surprises on a night punctuated by an ever-youthful, high-energy performance by the rock legend.

Being backstage before and after Paul’s concert, the security scene was more reminiscent of the arrival of a sitting president. A multi-car motorcade, a large contingency of police and plain-clothes security officers, helicopters in the air. If you think about it, though, is there a more famous person in the world than Paul McCartney? Think about it. And here he was, in the middle of a field in Manchester, TN with 80,000 fans. It was certainly a night to remember.

Other Friday highlights for me: Calexico, Of Monsters & Men, and Passion Pit to name a few. Our pal Keefer is here too, interviewing many of the artists who come backstage to perform. Enjoy the conversations and live songs.

-Brad Holtz-

Pictures & Video

Brad and Laura got a bird’s eye view of Paul McCartney’s performance Friday night. Listen to the shrieks of the crowd as Paul stepped onto the stage!

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Backstage Exclusives

Calexico

“Splitter”
[podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/audio/Bonnaroo2013/Friday/CalexicoSplitter.mp3[/podcast]

Interview
[podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/audio/Bonnaroo2013/Friday/CalexicoInterview.mp3[/podcast]


Drew Holcomb

“Maybe On Monday”
[podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/audio/Bonnaroo2013/Friday/DrewHolcombMaybeOnMonday.mp3[/podcast]

Interview
[podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/audio/Bonnaroo2013/Friday/DrewHolcombInterview.mp3[/podcast]


Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit

Interview
[podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/audio/Bonnaroo2013/Friday/JasonIsbellInterview.mp3[/podcast]


Local Natives

“Breakers”
[podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/audio/Bonnaroo2013/Friday/LocalNativesBreakers.mp3[/podcast]

Interview
[podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/audio/Bonnaroo2013/Friday/LocalNativesInterview.mp3[/podcast]


John Oates

“Edge Of The World”
[podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/audio/Bonnaroo2013/Friday/JohnOatesEdgeOfTheWorld.mp3[/podcast]

Interview
[podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/audio/Bonnaroo2013/Friday/JohnOatesInterview.mp3[/podcast]


Passion Pit

“Take A Walk”
[podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/audio/Bonnaroo2013/Friday/PassionPitTakeAWalk.mp3[/podcast]

Interview
[podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/audio/Bonnaroo2013/Friday/PassionPitInterview.mp3[/podcast]


Sea Wolf

“Old Friend”
[podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/audio/Bonnaroo2013/Friday/SeaWolfOldFriend.mp3[/podcast]

Interview
[podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/audio/Bonnaroo2013/Friday/SeaWolfInterview.mp3[/podcast]


Sons Of Fathers

“Hurt Someone”
[podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/audio/Bonnaroo2013/Friday/SonsOfFathersHurtSomeone.mp3[/podcast]

Interview
[podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/audio/Bonnaroo2013/Friday/SonsOfFathersInterview.mp3[/podcast]


The xx

“Sunset”
[podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/audio/Bonnaroo2013/Friday/TheXXSunset.mp3[/podcast]

Interview
[podcast]https://www.wttsfm.com/audio/Bonnaroo2013/Friday/TheXXInterview.mp3[/podcast]


Click Here For Thursday’s Recap

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Toto, We’re not in Indiana anymore…

Friday, Day 2 of Bonnaroo.

When radio people emerge from their slumber, it is like a scene from a zombie movie.  One by one, they slowly come from the buses to the radio lounge area.  This is a tent with couches, music, fans and a bar where we rally in between shows. After roughly 4 hours of sleep, the day began with a quick sip of some sludge coffee that I made (couldn’t find the filters or measuring device) and a mental planning of the day’s activities. As I stretched out in a chair and contemplated my concert selections of the day, I was approached by a man associated with Michael Kiwanuka. He told me that Michael would be playing “backstage Bonnaroo” and wanted to know if I was interested in attending the session. The backstage facility is a trailer with hay bails stacked around it for sound proofing purposes (the same area where I watched The Black Keys 2 years earlier). There is a wonderful set up inside but very small, only equipped to contain 4 or 5 onlookers. Since Michael Kiwanuka is one of my favorite emerging artists, I was thrilled to receive the invite and headed over to the area for entrance. The performance was absolutely beautiful and uplifting.  What a great way to start the day.

Radiohead as seen from the soundboard

As the day continued, I had the opportunity to see Two Door Cinema Club, Trampled By Turtles, Feist, Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings. My daytime attendance was cut short by the live broadcast of my afternoon show on 92-3 WTTS. After the broadcast, all thoughts turned to the headliner of the night, Radiohead. Whispers begin while trying to figure out the secret passage to the best seat in the house. I was approached by a man in charge of the media area of Bonnaroo.  He whispered that I should gather in a secret location in 15 minutes and he would usher me to the “pit” to watch Radiohead perform. I was instructed not to tell anyone and to be ready to roll quickly. Feeling at ease that I was about to enjoy a wonderful show from a coveted vantage point, I grabbed some water and readied myself for the mad dash. At that point, I was approached by a man associated with Radiohead management who slipped a special wristband in my hand and whispered the gathering location. He told me that he only had a handful of wrist bands and would usher me to the soundboard to watch Radiohead perform.  Dilemma, do I stand in the pit in the front or head to the soundboard where any great Radiohead fan would want to take in the light display and enjoy the ultimate sonic experience? I chose the latter and began the trek, with 6 others, to the soundboard.  I would guess, there were 50-60,ooo people in attendance for the show. We were ushered from stage left, past the front row of the pit and walked the platform down the middle of the crowd to the soundboard. When we arrived on the soundboard platform, it was apparent that I had made the right choice. I watched the show with about 25 people who had been selected to enjoy the concert from the special perch which included an unlimited supply of beer (when I saw that, I KNEW I made the right choice). We were ushered out of the show the same way we were ushered in which took about 5 minutes. It is an amazing experience to attend a music festival with 80,000 music fans who all appreciate every second of the diversity. It is a fantasy to attend these shows the way I just described and I don’t take one second for granted.

Well, it’s off to plan my day and try to figure out how to get the next great “seat” for Red Hot Chili Peppers tonight. I’ll take you with me wherever I go. Let’s talk at 4 this afternoon. Oh, have I told you lately how much I love my job?

Laura Duncan

Fork in the Road: Most of the day in pictures

George and I are both wrecked from being on our feet all day. Although it is late, we wanted to share more with you before officially calling it a night. George has some phenomenal pictures to post, but I took some quick shots to help you visualize the day.

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We used the press area as our meeting place and escape. However, we had to fight for space in the tiny tent and fight for a place to set up our cameras and laptops to bring the festival to you.

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George was hard at work most of the day; taking and uploading his pictures.
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If George has one weakness, it is screen-printed concert posters. There were literally dozens of different vendors for this kind of specialty item and hundreds to choose from. It was the proverbial kid in the candy store kind of situation.

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I had some fun browsing around in the record sale, but I resisted my urge to walk out with my arms full of LPs. Seems that there were plenty of great deals, though.

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One highlight for us was the plethora of unique mustaches. George diligently kept a tally whenever there was a few minutes of downtime.

On a more serious note, there were some incredible bands and wonderful people at the festival on Saturday. My personal highlight was Beirut’s beautiful hour-long, horn-heavy set. Zach Condon and crew brought new life to the songs and had the crowd singing, clapping, and crowd-surfing along to their own unique blend of Eastern European folk-influenced rock. The National closed out the night with an incredibly intense set in which the band had the audience roaring in approval through the duration of their time on stage.

Bowerbirds, Cymbals Eat Guitars, The Antlers, Doom, Yeasayer, and Matt & Kim all had great showings as well. I missed some of the bands on the bill, but there isn’t enough time to get everything in, unfortunately. We were very busy throughout the day, but we had a blast. We hope you’ve enjoyed following along. We’re doing our best to keep some good stuff coming your way and we’ll be helping put together a nice rundown for Indy Underground when we return on Monday. I’m going to catch some sleep after I post my interview with the Antlers, but we’ll be back at it in a matter of hours.

Take care and goodnight!

Fork In The Road: Photos: Bowerbirds

Bowerbirds are a favorite of Indy Underground.  The stage they’re playing on is the smallest of the three stages (the Balance stage), but yet, the crowd is PACKED.  I had trouble getting to the stage just to take pictures, and there’s a spot blocked off strictly for press and I still had a tough time.  I’m going to hurry with this post and head back over there not only to catch the rest of their amazing set, but also to interview them shortly after.  I’ve already said hello to the bassist (whom I’ve talked to at a short length before) while walking through the crowd.  For now, Bowerbirds:

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