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Some of these I could imagine in GOTG2, some perhaps are better left for your 70s YT soundtrack.

 

Dancing in the Moonlight - King Harvest

Put Your Hand in The Hand - Ocean

She'd Rather Have the Rain- The Partridge Family

Love Is The Answer- England Dan and John Ford Coley

Lotta Love - Nicollete Larson  (Does she make it on the Women of the 70s list?)

and... Calypso  - John Denver

 

(Oh come on, you know you want to click on that last one)

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Music of the 80's (in no particular order):

 

We Built This City -- Jefferson Airplane/Starship/Jefferson Starship

Take on Me -- A-Ha

Hip to be Square -- Huey Lewis & the News

Out of Touch -- Hall and Oates

Got My Mind Set on You -- George Harrison

Seasons Change -- Exposé

Don't You Forget About Me -- Simple Minds

Here Comes the Rain Again -- The Eurythmics

Warrior -- Scandal

Whip It -- Devo

Sunglasses at Night -- Corey Hart

Somebody's Watching Me -- Rockwell

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Songs from All 50 States, Part III

Massachusetts - BeeGees

Especially in Michigan - Red Hot Chili Peppers

Outshined - Soundgarden (Minnesota)

Mississippi Queen - Mountain

Missing Missouri - Sara Evans

Wild Montana Skies - John Denver

You and I - Lady Gaga (Nebraska)

Stop in Nevada - Billy Joel

New Hampshire - Sonic Youth

Jersey Girl - Tom Waits (New Jersey)

@Jeebus Cripes, it took probably a good week to accomplish the states playlist. It was extremely difficult to find songs for some states. Case in point, using Outshined by Soundgarden for Minnesota. It's mentioned in passing in the song. That was the best I could find.

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Songs from All 50 States, Part IV

New Mexico - Johnny Cash

New York Minute - Don Henley

Oh My Sweet Carolina - Ryan Adams (North & South Carolina)*

North Dakota - Lyle Lovett

Ohio - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young

You're the Reason God Made Oklahoma - David Frizzell & Shelly West

Portland Oregon - Loretta Lynn

Pennsylvania Is... - Everclear

Sweet Rhode Island Red - Ike & Tina Turner

South Dakota - Liz Phair

*By the way, this list ultimately has only 49 songs, I couldn't find anything for North and South Carolina and ended up using this one for both.

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@BizBuzz, I haven't gotten a chance yet to check out the songs you linked to but when I do, I'll let you know.

And now, the last nine Songs from All 50 States, Part V

Tennessee - The Wreckers

God Blessed Texas - Little Texas

The Red Hills of Utah - Marty Robbins

Moonlight in Vermont - Louis Armstrong & Ella Fitzgerald

Virginia Moon - Foo Fighters

America - Marcy Playground (Washington)

Take Me Home, Country Roads - John Denver (West Virginia)

Wisconsin Death Trip - Static X

Song of Wyoming- John Denver

John Denver turned out to be a major contributor to this playlist.

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Some of my Guardians Of the Galaxy 2 picks:

 

"Can't Get Enough Of Your Love, Babe": Barry White

"Jungle Fever" The Chokatas

"Baby, I Love Your Way": Peter Frampton

"More Than A Woman": The Bee Gees

"The Most Beautiful Girl In the World": Charlie Rich

"Love To Love You, Baby" or "I Feel Love": Donna Summer

"Didn't I Blow Your Mind This Time": The Delfonics

"Ramblin' Man": The Allman Brothers

"I'm A Woman": Maria Muldaur or "I Am Woman": Helen Reddy

"Love Will Keep Us Together": The Captain & Tenille

"My Way": Sid Vicious

"Rock & Roll Hoochie Coo": Rick Derringer

"Take A Chance On Me": ABBA

"Whole Lotta Love" or "D'Yer Maker": Led Zeppelin

"Fire" or "Love Rollercoaster": The Ohio Players

"Dancing Machine" The Jackson Five

"(They Long To Be) Close To You": The Carpenters

"I Will Survive": Gloria Gaynor

"Instant Karma": John Lennon & the Plastic Ono Band

"We Are Family": Sister Sledge

"Born To Run": Bruce Springsteen

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Songs that give people headaches sometimes (just for fun):

 

Barbie Girl -- Aqua

You're the One I want -- Shania Twain

My Heart will Go on -- Celine Dion

I'm Too Sexy -- Right Said Fred

MMMbop -- Hanson

Macarena -- Los del Rio

Who Let the Dogs Out? -- The Baha Men

My Humps -- Black Eyed Peas

Achy Breaky Heart -- Billy Ray Cyrus

Ice, Ice Baby -- Vanilla Ice

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Here are some more suggestions for the GOtG 2 soundtrack,

many of which would be perfect for L'il Groot to dance to

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"Let's Get It On," "What's Goin' On?"  or "Got To Give It Up": Marvin Gaye

"Lady Marmalade": LaBelle

"Go Your Own Way" or "Dreams": Fleetwood Mac

"Joy To the World": Three Dog Night

"You're My Best Friend" or "Killer Queen": Queen

"I Shot the Sheriff": Bob Marley or Eric Clapton

"Crazy On You": Heart

"Seasons In the Sun": Terry Jacks

"Come Sail Away" or "Lady": Styx

"Too Much Heaven," "Nights On Broadway," "Love So Right," "Night Fever" or "Tragedy": The Bee Gees

"ABC," "The Love You Save" or "I'll Be There": The Jackson Five

"You've Got A Friend" or "Handyman": James Taylor

"On & On": Steven Bishop

"It's Too Late, Baby": Carole King

"More Than A Feeling": Boston

"Bad Girls" Donna Summer

"Respect": Aretha Franklin

"Baba O'Reily": The Who

"Jungle Boogie," "Hollywood Swingers" or "Ladies' Night": Kool & the Gang

"Right Back Where We Started From": Maxine Nightingale

"Fame": David Bowie

"Heart of Gold": Neil Young

"I've Got the Music In Me": Kiki Dee

"Enjoy Yourself" or "Blame It On the Boogie": The Jacksons

"All By Myself": Eric Carmen

"You Sexy Thing" or "Everyone's A Winner": Hot Chocolate

"Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head": B.J. Thomas

"Love Is Like Oxygen": Sweet

"It's Only Rock & Roll (But I Like It)," "Street-Fighting Man," "Heartbreaker," "Miss You" or "Beast Of Burden" : The Rolling Stones

"Hot Legs," "You Wear it Well" or "Do You Think I'm Sexy?": Rod Stewart

"You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet": Bachman-Turner Overdrive

"Superstition": Stevie Wonder

"Message In A Bottle": The Police

"Holding Out For A Hero": Bonnie Tyler (Footloose shout-out)

"Burning Love": Elvis Prseley

"Could It Be Magic": Barry Manilow

"The Love I Lost (Part 1)": Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes

"Rocky Mountain High": John Denver

"Your Mama Don't Dance": Kenny Loggins & Jim Messina

"The Joker" or "Fly Like An Eagle": Steve Miller Band

"Shining Star": Earth, Wind & Fire

"So Very Hard To Go": Tower Of Power

"Low Rider" or "Why Can't We Be Friends?": WAR

"Maniac": Michael Sembello

"What A Fool Believes": The Doobie Brothers

"Magic Carpet Ride": Steppenwolf

"Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now": McFadden & Whitehead

"Double Vision": Foreigner

"Best Of My Love": The Emotions

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Interesting that you included [Donna Summer songs] for the Awesome Mix, DollEyes, b/c I was just getting ready to post:

Donna Summer: y/n? 

Discuss.

 

  My vote: yes. Love it or hate it, disco was a big part of 70's music and Donna Summer was the "Queen" of it, therefore it and she should be there, as far as I'm concerned.

 

ShannonL.: Thanks for the compliment. Re "You Sexy Thing," I'd picture it as the background music for a montage of Peter Quill's love life and its varying degrees of success-

or, rather, the lack thereof, hence the Jackson Pollack joke about what would happen if someone used a black light on his bedroom walls

.

 

 

Sorry. This forever will only remind me of Freaks and Geeks. And lovely Linda Cardellini.

 

   I disagree. Popular songs can be used in more than one way, to equally great effect. Case in point: The theme from The Green Hornet TV show was brilliantly used in Kill Bill: Vol 1. Then there's all the classical music used in Fantasia, the Blue Danube Waltz in 2001: A Space Oddysey and last but not least, the uses of "Singin' In the Rain" in both the film from the same name and A Clockwork Orange, the latter of which used it in a way that, to put it mildly, was the exact opposite of the original. 

 

Speaking of which, even more suggestions:

 

"Double Vision": Foreigner

"I Think I Love You": The Partridge Family

"Dream Merchant," "Wildflower" or "It's Been A Long Time": New Birth

"Tie A Yellow Ribbon 'Round the Old Oak Tree": Tony Orlando & Dawn

"Margaritaville": Jimmy Buffett

"Everyday People" or "Family Affair": Sly & the Family Stone

"Love's Theme": The Love Unlimited Orchestra

"Yes We Can Can": The Pointer Sisters

"Tear the Roof Off the Sucker (Give Up the Funk)": Parliament Funkadelic

"Give A Little Bit": Supertramp

"Shame, Shame, Shame": Shirley & Company

"Too Late To Turn Back Now": Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose

"Moondance": Van Morrison

"Rock Me, Baby": George McCrae

"Rockin' Chair": Gwen McCrae

"My Love Is Alive": Gary Wright

"Year Of the Cat": or "Time Passages": Al Stewart

"Kiss You All Over": Exile

"Couldn't Get It Right": Climax Blues Band

"Love Will Find A Way": Pablo Cruise

"I'm So Into You": Atlanta Rhythm Section

"Ebony Eyes": Bob Welch

"Magnet & Steel": Walter Egan

"Just An Old-Fashioned Love Song": Three Dog Night

"Living Thing": Electric Light Orchestra

"Sex Machine": James Brown

"Evil Ways" or "Oye Como Va": Santana

"Going In Circles": The Friends Of Distinction

"Could It Be I'm Falling In Love?": The Spinners

"That's the Way I Like it," "I'm Your Boogie Man," "Boogie Shoes" or "Shake Your Booty": K.C. & the Sunshine Band

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Songs for Halloween:

 

Thriller -- Michael Jackson

Bark at the Moon -- Ozzy Osborne

Mr. Crowley -- Ozzy Osborne

Werewolves of London -- Warren Zevon

Ghostbusters Theme -- Ray Parker Jr.

Devil Inside -- INXS

Don't Fear the Reaper -- Blue Oyster Cult

Evil Woman -- Electric Light Orchestra

Abracadabra -- Steve Miller Band

Black Magic Woman -- Santana

People are Strange -- The Doors

Bad Moon Rising -- Creedence Clearwater Revival

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Songs to get through a week by (partially tongue in cheek*):
 
Stayin' Alive by The Bee Gees*
Callin' in Sick today by Weird Al Yankovic*
City of New Orleans by Willie Nelson (Good Morning America how are ya?)
Dancing In The Streets by Martha and the Vandellas
Thank You For Being A Friend by Andrew Gold
Isn’t She Lovely by Stevie Wonder
Love Train by The O’Jays
What A Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong
Beautiful Day by U2
Dancing on the Ceiling by Lionel Richie
Simple Man by Lynyrd Skynyrd
Peace Train by Cat Stevens
 
 
 
Robin Williams tribute list
 
Respect -- Aretha Franklin
We May Never Pass This Way Again -- Seals & Crofts
Dude Looks Like a Lady -- Aerosmith (Mrs. Doubtfire ftw!)
We Built This City -- Jefferson Airplane (some California love)
Tonight, Tonight -- Smashing Pumpkins (kind of reminds me of him in Hook as Peter Pan)
Tears of a Clown -- Smokey Robinson & the Miracles
Time in a Bottle -- Jim Croce
New Kid in Town -- The Eagles (for when he first started out)
Don't you forget about me -- Simple Minds (even though it's a love song originally, some of the lyrics kind of fit... meaning we forget about why we liked him in the first place, then down the line we remember)
Magic Carpet Ride -- Steppenwolf (Aladdin)

 

 

 

Songs that sound painful (or Painful Songs, for short)

 

Love Bites -- Def Leppard

Walking on Broken Glass -- Annie Lennox

Love Hurts -- Nazareth

Hurt -- Johnny Cash (originally done by Nine Inch Nails)

Hurts So Good -- John Cougar Mellencamp

Behind Blue Eyes -- The Who

Mad World -- Gary Jules (originally done by Tears for Fears)

My Immortal -- Evanescence

Suspicious Minds -- Elvis Presley

Eleanor Rigby -- The Beatles

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It's been raining pretty much everyday for the past two weeks here. With that in mind... I've got a rock playlist and sort of a catch-all

 

Blind Melon - No Rain

Red Hot Chili Peppers - The Adventures of Rain Dance Maggie 

The Cult - Rain

Creedence Clearwater Revival - Have You Ever Seen The Rain

Garbage - Only Happy When It Rains

Slash ft. Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators - Bad Rain

Guns N' Roses - November Rain

Alice In Chains - Rain When I Die

Soundgarden - Black Rain

Queensryche - Another Rainy Night

Led Zeppelin - When The Levee Breaks

The Doors - Riders On The Storm

 

Madonna - Rain

Fleetwood Mac - Dreams

Etta James - Stormy Weather

Missy Elliott - The Rain

Eurythmics - Here Comes The Rain Again

Bruno Mars - It Will Rain

Coldplay - Rainy Day

Snow Patrol - The Lightning Strike

Keith Urban - Raining On Sunday

Jars Of Clay - Flood

Phil Collins - I Wish It Would Rain Down

Prince & The Revolution - Purple Rain

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Songs from All 50 States, Part III

Massachusetts - BeeGees

Especially in Michigan - Red Hot Chili Peppers

Outshined - Soundgarden (Minnesota)

Mississippi Queen - Mountain

Missing Missouri - Sara Evans

Wild Montana Skies - John Denver

You and I - Lady Gaga (Nebraska)

Stop in Nevada - Billy Joel

New Hampshire - Sonic Youth

Jersey Girl - Tom Waits (New Jersey)

@Jeebus Cripes, it took probably a good week to accomplish the states playlist. It was extremely difficult to find songs for some states. Case in point, using Outshined by Soundgarden for Minnesota. It's mentioned in passing in the song. That was the best I could find.

 

@kariyaki - how about "Minnesota" by The Push Stars?  This video is their lead singer, Chris Trapper, soloing:

 

 

A North Carolina song - "Carolina Moon", written by Alison Krauss, sung by Scotty McCreery:

 

 

"South Carolina Low Country" by Josh Turner

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxCdZtWxDnw

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The 80s Didn't Totally Suck: Volume 1 - Australia (and NZ)

 

1.

- The Swingers (1981)

2.

- Split Enz (1982)

3.

- Cold Chisel (1984)

4.

- Paul Kelly and the Coloured Girls (1987)

5.

- Crowded House (1988)

6.

- The Triffids (1987)

7.

- The Go-Betweens (1988)

8.

- The Church (1981)

9.

- Icehouse (1984)

10.

- Midnight Oil (1987)

11

- Australian Crawl (1983) Edited by JacquelineLHope
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JacquelineLHope, did you ever see Hessie's Shed, Paul Hester's variety show? I caught the Neil Finn/Paul Kelly episodes on Youtube and play them constantly (thank you a million times, whoever posted them). Anyway, they do Leaps and Bounds and it's just so good. I'm living in the wrong place, given my love for all music Australian/NZ.

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I did yes. MusicMax the television equivalent of a classic hits radio station where Paul Hester did some hosting work replayed them after his death. I'm so happy that someone outside Australia appreciates Leaps and Bounds. It was the track I ummed and aahed the most about including because it describes such a uniquely Australian (in fact uniquely Melbournian) (a child attending their first AFL game) experience but I decided to include for exactly that reason. I did consider using Darling it Hurts or Before Too Long instead but I love Leaps and Bounds because going to the football can still make me feel the way Leaps and Bounds describes the experience. Back in 2009 I was at the preliminary final where my team (St Kilda) qualified for the grand final and my feet didn't touch the ground for at least five days. I still remember the elderly gentleman standing next to me at the game grabbing me into a hug at the end of the game and shouting 'we fucking did it!' into me ear.

 

Have you ever seen Paul Hester's episode of Rockwiz, an Australian music trivia show? The whole thing is on YouTube but I'll just post a clip of him duetting with the other guest on Peter Tosh and Mick Jagger's Walk and Don't Look Back. This was Paul's last TV appearance before he died.   

 

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The 80s Didn't Totally Suck: Volume 2 - The UK

 

1.

- The Jam (1982)

2.

- Lloyd Cole and The Commotions (1985)

3.

- Style Council (1984)

4.

- The Smiths (1986)

5.

- The Stone Roses (1989)

6.

- Elvis Costello and The Attractions (1980)

7.

- Joy Division (1980)

8.

- New Order (1986)

9.

- The Cure (1985)

10.

- Roxy Music (1982)

11.

- Bryan Ferry (1985)

12.

- XTC (1980)

13.

- David Bowie (1983)

14.

- Simple Minds (1985) Edited by JacquelineLHope
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Get Busy Living Or Get Busy Dying

 

Breath of Life - Florence + The Machine

Life Is Beautiful - Sixx: A.M.

Lightning Crashes - Live

It's My Life - Talk Talk

Life Is A Highway - Tom Cochrane

Ghosts Of Days Gone By - Alter Bridge

Warning - Incubus

Dream On - Aerosmith

This Is The Day - The The

Sirens - Pearl Jam

Time - Pink Floyd

The Show Must Go On - Queen

 

We Die Young - Alice In Chains

Say Hello 2 Heaven - Temple Of The Dog

Art Of Dying - George Harrison

If I Die Young - The Band Perry

Blasphemous Rumours - Depeche Mode

The Ghost Of You - My Chemical Romance

Eternal Life - Jeff Buckley

Don't Close Your Eyes - Kix

Fade To Black - Metallica

Cemetary Gates - Pantera

Knockin' On Heaven's Door - Bob Dylan

Tears In Heaven - Eric Clapton

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Songs about phones, phone numbers

 

867-5309/Jenny -- Tommy Tutone

Wichita Lineman -- Glen Campbell

Bananaphone -- Raffi

I Just Called to Say I Love You -- Stevie Wonder

Don't Lose my Number -- Phil Collins

Call Me -- Blondie

Call Me Maybe -- Carly Rae Jepsen

Rikki Don't Lose That Number -- Steely Dan

Telephone line -- Electric Light Orchestra

Calling America -- Electric Light Orchestra

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Since you double dopped with ELO, you can add Hanging on the Telephone by Blondie to the list.

 

I don't think I saw a Copulation Compliation...probably way too easy.

I could have, but I decided not to. I saw that song when I was making up the list. Not a huge fan of Blondie.

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Stalker playlist:

 

"Every Breath You Take" -- The Police

"#1 Crush" -- Garbage

"Why Don't You Know?" -- Mitchmatic

"I Want You to Want Me" -- Cheap Trick

"One Way or Another" -- Blondie

"Possession" -- Sarah McLaughlin

"Hello" -- Lionel Ritchie

"Sunglasses at Night" -- Corey Hart

"Don't You Want Me" -- Human League

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Songs about money and/or making money

 

Money for Nothing -- Dire Straits

Can't buy me love -- The Beatles

9 to 5 -- Dolly Parton

Money, Money, Money -- ABBA

Material Girl -- Madonna

She Works Hard for The Money -- Donna Summer

Take the money and run -- The Steve Miller Band

Independent Women -- Destiny's Child

Money -- Pink Floyd

Takin' Care of Business -- Bachman Turner Overdrive

The Almighty Dollar -- Ozzy Osborne

Mercedes Benz (Oh Lord) -- Janis Joplin

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Road Songs:

 

Alison Road – Gin Blossoms
Thunder Road – Bruce Springsteen
Hit the Road – Ray Charles
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road – Elton John
Why Don’t We Do it in the Road – Beatles
Side of the Road – Beck
Eight Days on the Road – Foghat
The Golden Road (to Unlimited Devotion) – Grateful Dead
Dead Skunk in the Middle of the Road – Loudain Wainwright III
Long and Winding Road – Beatles
Middle of the Road – The Pretenders
King of the Road – Roger Miller
Long Road to Ruin – Foo Fighter
Road To Nowhere – Talking Heads
On The Road Again – Willie Nelson

 

Does not include songs with "road" in the title by artists I do not care for (John Fogarty & Sheryl Crow looking at you).

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Songs about animals and/or with animal(s) in the title

 

The Lion sleeps Tonight -- The Tokens

Barracuda -- Heart

Black Dog -- Led Zepplin

Bullet with Butterfly Wings -- The Smashing Pumpkins

Crocodile Rock -- Elton John

Eye of the Tiger -- Survivor

Free Bird -- Lynrd Skynyrd

Hound Dog -- Elvis Presley

Of Wolf and Man -- Metallica

War Pigs -- Black Sabbath

When Doves Cry -- Prince

White Rabbit -- Jefferson Airplane

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Stalker playlist:

 

"Every Breath You Take" -- The Police

"#1 Crush" -- Garbage

"Why Don't You Know?" -- Mitchmatic

"I Want You to Want Me" -- Cheap Trick

"One Way or Another" -- Blondie

"Possession" -- Sarah McLaughlin

"Hello" -- Lionel Ritchie

"Sunglasses at Night" -- Corey Hart

"Don't You Want Me" -- Human League

 

LOL. I was so gonna make one of those.

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Nice list! 

 

I was just compiling one in my head over the last few days, so I would add:

 

Sweet Melissa - Allman Brothers

Layla - Eric Clapton

Alison - Elvis Costello

Angie - The Rolling Stones

Barbara Ann - Beach Boys

Cecelia - Simon & Garfunkel

Dear Prudence - Beatles

Darline Nikki - Prince (which I don't like, but covered by the Foos which I do).

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Songs about different kinds of falling

 

Falling down the stairs -- The Eagles

Miracle of Love -- The Eurythmics

Lean on me -- Bill Withers

Falling -- Staind

Free Fallin' -- Tom Petty

Falling -- Alicia Keys

Falling -- The Civil Wars

All we know is Falling -- Paramore

Falling Down -- Duran Duran

Waiting for a star to fall -- Boy Meets Girl

 

Sorry for all of the songs with the word "Falling" in them... it wasn't the easiest list to make. The lyrics in the 3 songs are different though.

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I would have gone with the Fleetwood Mac Sara.

Steely Dan had a bunch of 'Name' songs: Aja, Peg, Josie, Pixeleen, Janie Runaway and Cousin Dupree.

 

Yeah, that and Sara Smile are no doubt better songs, but I have a weird affection for Starship's Sara.

 

Halloween Playlist: Bloodsucking Fiends Edition

 

Bela Lugosi's DeadBauhaus

Walk In The Shadows - Queensryche

Make Me Wanna Die - The Pretty Reckless

Closer - Kings Of Leon

Dragula - Rob Zombie

Dracula's Wedding - Outkast

Bloodletting - Concrete Blonde

Lost In The Shadows - Lou Gramm

If I Was Your Vampire - Marilyn Manson

Night Of The Vampire - Roky Erickson

Vampires Will Never Hurt You - My Chemical Romance

Moon Over Bourbon Street - Sting

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And those songs are so much better than Thriller and Monster Mash that the radio plays over and over ad nauseum before Halloween.

I like Thriller. Monster Mash... not so much :P.

 

Songs with alive in the title

 

Stayin Alive -- The Bee Gees

Alive -- Pearl Jam

Wanted dead or alive -- Bon Jovi

Love will keep us Alive -- The Eagles

Alive Again (I am alive again) -- Chicago

Keep yourself Alive -- Queen

Alive -- P.O.D.

Alive and Kicking -- Simple Minds

I'm Alive -- Electric Light Orchestra

Love Alive (you gotta keep your love alive) -- Heart

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Halloween Playlist: Bloodsucking Fiends Edition

 

Bela Lugosi's Dead - Bauhaus

Walk In The Shadows - Queensryche

Make Me Wanna Die - The Pretty Reckless

Closer - Kings Of Leon

Dragula - Rob Zombie

Dracula's Wedding - Outkast

Bloodletting - Concrete Blonde

Lost In The Shadows - Lou Gramm

If I Was Your Vampire - Marilyn Manson

Night Of The Vampire - Roky Erickson

Vampires Will Never Hurt You - My Chemical Romance

Moon Over Bourbon Street - Sting

Good list!

 

I'd add:

 

Dracula Moon -- Joan Osborne; not literally about vampires but I love that song

The Buffy the Vampire Theme

Love Song for a Vampire -- Annie Lennox

Transylvanian Concubine -- Rasputina

Dracula --Gorillaz

The Batty Bat -- The Count with Ftatateeta and the Bats

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How about some songs that ask a question?

Where's Your Head At?-- Basement Jaxx

What is Love?-- Haddaway

Can We Talk?-- Tevin Campbell

How Do You Like Me Now?-- The Heavy

What's Going On?-- Marvin Gaye

Are You That Somebody?-- Aaliyah

What Cha' Gonna Do With My Lovin'?-- Stephanie Mills

Where Are You Going?-- Dave Mathews Band

What's My Name?-- Rihanna

What's My Age Again?-- Blink-182

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I would never make this one, but just for fun: 

 

Earworms:  The Eclectic Version

 

Jenny: 867-5309 by Tommy Tutone

Mickey by Toni Basil

Don't Rain on My Parade by Barbara Striesand

Shake it Off by Taylor Swift

It's Not Unusual by Tom Jones

'39 by Queen

The Stroke by Billy Squire

Bang Bang by Jessie J, featuring Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj

Call Me Maybe by Carly Jepsen

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Songs that fit when you're frustrated

 

Fighter -- Christina Aguilera

Crazy -- Alanis Morisette (her take on Seal's song)

Numb -- Linkin Park

Bohemian Rhapsody -- Queen

Sober -- Pink

Stairway to Heaven -- Led Zepplin or the version by Heart (the one from the Kennedy Center Honors is really good)

Wish you were here -- Pink Floyd

The Unforgiven -- Metallica

More than a Feeling -- Boston

Under the Bridge -- Red Hot Chili Peppers

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Question Songs  -

What's Love got to do with It? - Tina Turner

Don't You want Me Baby? - Human League

Who are you? - The Who

 

Earworms -

Good-bye to you - Scandal

Too Shy - Kajagoogoo

 

Also filed under MTV: The Early Years.

 

Name Songs -

Lay down Sally - Eric Clapton

 

Can't believe I remembered Layla and not Sally!

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