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Red Dragon Tattoo - Fountains of Wayne


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The Spirit of Radio - Rush

yeah, i know it ain't pop, but i've always found it to be tight as all hell.


She Don't Use Jelly - Flaming Lips


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Peter Bjorn and John's album "writers block" has been in my rotation for a long time. "Amsterdam" "Paris 2004" and "Young Folks" are probably my favorites off the album.

I also feel the need to include I'm From Barcelona's "We're from barcelona" hell their whole EP is too catchy for it's own good.

and also New Pornographers "Jackie Dressed in Cobras"...since I'm listening to it right now.

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this list could really go on forever...


No kiddin' ...probably half of my record collection qualifies, fer Chrissakes.


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I'll go with old modern rock choices:

World Party - Put The Message In The Box
The Cure - Just Like Heaven
The Smiths - Girlfriend In A Coma
The Replacements - I Will Dare
Lloyd Cole & The Commotions - Lost Weekend
The English Beat - Save It For Later
Camper Van Beethoven - Take The Skinheads Bowling

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XTC - Earn Enough For Us
Ween - Falling Out
Jellyfish - New Mistake
The 77s - I Can't Get Over It


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Hoodoo Gurus "Bittersweet"
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I had no idea you were a Hoodoo Gurus fan, but it makes sense.

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King Horse
New Lace Sleeves
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Six Months in a Leaky Boat - Split Enz


YES


The Wiggles version?
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Joe Jackson - Pretty Girls
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Ween - Falling Out


this would be my choice for a ween song.


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Six Months in a Leaky Boat - Split Enz


YES


The Wiggles version?
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With Captain Feathersword on lead vocals?

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Everything done by the Vaselines, best pop band ever, period.

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Peter Bjorn and John's ... "Young Folks"


That shit is allll over xmu, (and is indeed good a' hell) and then I just heard it in a commercial. Good on 'em.

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The Monkees - I'm A Believer


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The Spirit of Radio - Rush

yeah, i know it ain't pop, but i've always found it to be tight as all hell.


Hot dogs.

I know they're not songs, but they go great with a cold beer.

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Jackson 5 - ABC


I Want You Back is easily one of the greatest pop songs for me ever.


I saw this & thought of the Hoodoo Gurus song of the same title; could fit.

And Todd, figured you'd say The La's -- There She Goes. It would sure go on my list.


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Kingfish Wrote:
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Jackson 5 - ABC


I Want You Back is easily one of the greatest pop songs for me ever.


I saw this & thought of the Hoodoo Gurus song of the same title; could fit.

And Todd, figured you'd say The La's -- There She Goes. It would sure go on my list.


I plum fergot.

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superdrag - i'm expanding my mind
jellyfish - new mistake
posies - dream all day
brendan benson - got no secrets

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ok, gonna go with the less obscure stuff here (btw, kudos for the todd rundgren and matthew sweet love):

fall at your feet - crowded house
be near me - abc
rio - duran duran
hit me with your best shot - pat benatar
depeche mode - just can't get enough
bill withers - lovely day
vapors - turning japanese
jo boxers - just got lucky
adam ant - goody two shoes/desperate but not serious
jesus and mary chain - head on
oasis - wonderwall
lightning seeds - pure and simple
the la's - there she goes
stereo mc's - connected
annie - no easy love
athlete - if i found out
blondie - i know but i don't know
japan - quiet life
visage - fade to grey
gorillaz - feel good inc.
the cure - a forest/the perfect girl
kate bush - cloudbusting
madonna - holiday
scissor sisters - i don't feel like dancin'
the 88 - hide another mistake
the plimsouls - a million miles away
love and rockets - no new tale to tell
fischerspooner - emerge/never win


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