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"Faded Love" - Elvis Presley

I hope you see what I see I hope you feel like I feel Someone to stand beside me Beside me Beside me Beside me Beside me Weeping willow "Weeping Willow" - The Verve Word Up: Robot

1965 "Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) - Beatles

New Wave / Post-Punk artists A Certain Ratio Berlin Cure, The Duran Duran Echo and the Bunnymen Flying Lizards Go-Go's Human League I Joy Division Kim Wilde L Magazine New Order O Police Q.Lazzarus (Good-Bye Horses from "Silence of the Lambs") Richard Hell and the Voidoids Stranglers, The Talking Heads U2 (early 80's) Vapors Wire X-Ray Spex Yazoo Z

"Sea Within a Sea" - The Horrors

"In My Life" - The Beatles (1965) IMO their finest song, beautiful, melodic and heartbreaking. It doesn't waste a single note, second or word. The first line Lennon sings always gets me: "There are places I'll remember all my life, though some have changed..." "Like A Rolling Stone" - Bob Dylan (1965) Possibly Dylan's greatest lyrical accomplishment, a scathing indictment of a slumming rich girl matched with a great rhythm and excellent organ riffs.

A mocha muffin with coffee streusal I made on the weekend, with a glass of milk.

"The Taut and Tame" - Tortoise

"Access Point" - Sidhartha

New Wave / Post-Punk artists A Certain Ratio Berlin Cure, The Duran Duran E Flying Lizards G Human League I Joy Division K L Magazine New Order O Police Q R Stranglers, The Talking Heads U2 (early 80's) V W X Y Z

Up +5 "Louie Louie" - Kinsmen +4 "Georgia On My Mind" - Ray Charles +3 "I Walk The Line" - Johnny Cash +2 "Summertime Blues" - Eddie Cochrane +1 "Stand By Me" - Ben E. King Down -5 Wake Up Little Susie" - Everly Brothers -4 "Crazy" - Patsy Cline -3 "Surfin USA" - Beach Boys -2 "Love Potion #9" - Clovers -1 "Runaway" - Del Shannon New 5 "You Don't Own Me" - Leslie Gore 4 "Willie & the Hand Jive" - Johnny Otis 3 "School Days" - Chuck Berry 2 "Unchain My Heart" - Ray Charles 1 "Great Balls of Fire" - Jerry Lee Lewis

In the video the piece playing at the start is, I believe, from Rimsky-Korsakov's arrangement of Mussorgsky's A Night on Bald Mountain, also the theme song of The Toxic Avenger. "World In My Eyes" - Depeche Mode "Rebellion (Lies)" - Arcade Fire So many great songs on Funeral its hard to choose...I had it narrowed down to this one and "Neighborhood #3 (Power Out)" but this is a little bit more accessible.

"Avalon" - Juliet

I think this one deserved a spot too. I also would have put Dylan's "Hurricane" on the list over "Sad-Eyed Lady..." And I agree with "When the Levee Breaks" being included since its my favourite Zeppelin song but I'm a little surprised they chose it over "Stairway" or "Kashmir".

Thanks Shawna and Lucky for your support and advice. I will definitely be talking to them about this, letting them know how important these issues are to me and the company and hopefully we can resolve them to prevent any other inspection concerns.

"Anymore, Anyway" - The Badways

"Whipping Post" - Allman Brothers Band

"I walked through a county courthouse square On a park bench, an old man was sittin' there. I said, "Your old court house is kinda run down, He said, "Naw, it'll do for our little town". I said, "Your old flag pole is leaned a little bit, And that's a ragged old flag you got hangin' on it". "Ragged Old Flag" - Johnny Cash Word Up: Silk

"On Your Own" - The Verve Tell me what you seen Was it a dream? Was I in it? Life seems so obscene Until it's over Who knows? All I want is someone who can fill the hole In the life I know In between life and death When there's nothing left Do you wanna know? Keane has a few: "She Has No Time" Well think about the lonely people And think about the day she found you Or lie to yourself And see it all dissolve around you She says she has no time for you now "We Might As Well Be Strangers" I don't know your thoughts these days We're strangers in an empty space I don't understand your heart It's easier to be apart We might as well be strangers in another town We might as well be living in another time Also, one of my favourite songs from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs "Maps" Wait, they don't love you like I love you

"Hands Open" - Snow Patrol

^Yeah definitely the right decision, I was going to say something...

"Crispy Bacon" - Laurent Garnier

"Where's Your Head At?" - Basement Jaxx

"Got your Rhymes going round in my head Got your supersonic beats mixing up my Keds So dance little DJ come on What's your name?" "Rollover DJ" - Jet Word up: Fuse

The episode of the Simpsons were Homer tries to get on disability by gaining alot of weight so he can work from home. Computer: "To start, press any key." Homer "Where's the ANY key?"