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   4/14/09

   crpitt

   Straight to Hell by The Clash is definitely in there.

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   4/14/09

   Flipnautick

   Life's A Bitch-Nas
   
   Rock The Casbah-The Clash
   
   Money, Cash, Hoes-Jay-Z
   
   Can't Tell Me Nothin'-Kanye West
   
   The Scientist-Coldplay

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   4/14/09

   lingoslinger

   Probably, The Verve: Bittersweet Symphony as the marquis track
   
   But these sweet tracks would be included as well:
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   The Cure: Love Song
   Norah Jones: Come Away with Me
   Coldplay: The Scientist
   Babyshambles: Albion
   Jamiroquai: Blow Your Mind
   Johnny Cash: Ring of Fire
   Nirvana: Something in the Way

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      4/14/09

      aningeniousname

      "Ring of fire" Do you suffer from piles?
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   4/14/09

   Jaybetee

   at the moment, Where we Gonna Go From Here by Mat Kearney

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   4/14/09

   Stillthinking

   "You don't Know Me At All" by Ben Folds featuring Regina Spektor.

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   4/14/09

   Shiley

   My Name is Luka- Sussane Vega
   Janie's Got a Gun- Aerosmith
   Free Your Mind- En Vouge
   Heal The World- Micheal Jackson
   Even though we ain't got money- Anne Murray (don't know the title but the word float in my mind)
   I Believe The Children are the future- Whitney Houston
   Friends- Micheal W. Smith

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      4/14/09

      Stillthinking

      Bizarrely enough, I know the Whitney Houston song by heart.
      
      "Show them all the beauty they possess inside! Give them a sense of pride, to make it easier. Let the children's laughter, remind us of how we used to be."
      
      The song title is "Greatest Love of All"
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      4/14/09

      Shiley

      Yeah, since kids not good at remembering.
7. 

   4/14/09

   legbamel

   Ha - that's why I started my blog. I've always got a song in the back of my head. Right now, James Hunter's "Riot in My Heart" is playing, mostly because I wanted to blog it yesterday and I can't seem to get it on-line to embed. Grrr.

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   4/14/09

   Bassagirl

   'Juicy' The Notorious B.I.G.
   'Black Girl,' Lenny Kravitz
   'If Only for One Night,' Luther Vandross
   'Wild is the Wind' Nina Simone's version
   'Insatiable,' Prince
   'Stormy Blues' Billie Holliday

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   4/14/09

   fruitcake

   "She's Got Legs" by ZZ Top

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10. 

    4/14/09

    lisleman

    Looks like I have some new music to check out. I know I like a few listed already. thanks

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    4/14/09

    lisleman

    Here's two move for the current times:
    "livin on a prayer" Bon Jovi
    "desperado" eagles

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    4/14/09

    cookingasshole

    Curtis Mayfield

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13. 

    4/14/09

    SnackosaurusRex

    have you heard of ratatat?
    that's what i jam to when i blog, check them out. those beats will get you motivated and focused!

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    4/14/09

    melindaville

    There would be so many different things. I have even thought about the soundtrack to my memoir. Some of the highlights would have to include:
    
    Rehab: Amy Winehouse
    Dancing on the Edge: Concrete Blonde
    Burning down the house: Talking Heads
    What's Up: Four Non Blondes
    Suddenly I see: Can't remember her name now (brain fart)
    I Did It My Way: Sid Vicious version
    
    Those are the ones I think of right off the top.

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       4/14/09

       aningeniousname

       That Sid Vicious version of "My way" is classic.
    2. 

       4/14/09

       melindaville

       Absolutely, anin--I loved Martin Scorcese's use of that song at the end of Goodfellas. Classic.
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       4/14/09

       aningeniousname

       Didn't he also do "Summertime blues" in that film?
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       4/14/09

       melindaville

       That one I don't remember--but that entire film had a fabulous soundtrack. Scorcese gets that stuff right, always.
       
       He can direct the film of my memoir--I have decided! I'll be sure to let him know he's been chosen.
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    4/14/09

    lisleman

    @ mtyler77 KT Tunstall is her name - that one and the black horse one she did
    
    Also Talking Heads - they have some great ones
    thanks

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       4/14/09

       melindaville

       Thanks lisleman--that's right.
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       4/14/09

       crpitt

       Love Talking Heads, especially psycho killer.
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       4/14/09

       melindaville

       Talking Heads were such a fantastic band.
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    4/14/09

    aningeniousname

    Mine would be just one song. It's the song I have tried to live my life by. It's a moral compass on life's stormy passage.
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_sJmIQrH54

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       4/14/09

       melindaville

       LOL! That brought tears to my eyes I laughed so hard.
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       4/14/09

       crpitt

       Sike!
    3. 

       4/14/09

       aningeniousname

       "Watch us wreck the mic, watch us wreck the mic, psych!"
       Were there ever more fortifying words spoken? I know it has helped me through a lot of dark times.
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       4/14/09

       lisleman

       I'll be checking out more PJ & Duncan - British rappers?
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       4/14/09

       aningeniousname

       Oh yeah they are our Public enemy.
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    4/14/09

    greencurmudgeon

    Les Contes d'Hoffman by Jacques Offenbach and the theme music to Doctor Who.

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    4/14/09

    meridance

    We gotta get out of this place - The Animals

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       4/14/09

       lisleman

       that's another good one for this economical mess.
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    4/14/09

    LGramlich

    Pat Benatar's "Hell is for Children," the Day-Glo Abortions' "Proud to be a Canadian," Metallica's "Until it Sleeps," John Denver's "Rocky Mountain High" (somehow) & a whole lotta Pink Floyd.

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