What are some good songs by Phish?
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Phish... not listened to them in a long time. \n\nFarmhouse (got some mainstream radioplay), You Enjoy Myself (excellent guitar), Roundroom (Live Version is Better)... sorry... there's more, but those are just the ones off the top of my head.  If you can stomache those, there's others.  Junta is a decent album, also on there is the Divided Sky (great track).\n\nThere a difficult band to digest, I wouldn't jump and buy all their albums.  You either like them, or you don't.
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patd, hawthorne heights \ncoheed and cambria \ndeath cab for cutie\naiden\natreyu\nfall out boy\ntaking back sunday\nsenses fail\nfrom autumn to ashees\n\n\n\n\ngood luck! i hope you find what your looking for!
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Iron Man - Black Sabbath\nSmoke on water- Deep Purple\nHotel California- Eagles \nHey Joe- jimmy Hendrix\nBlack Dog- Led Zepplin\nCrazy Train- Ozzy Osbourne (its pretty easy)\n18 and Life- Skid Row\nNothing Else Matters- Metallica \n\nThose are all pretty easy to play.
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"Head Strong" by Trapt\n"Rocket Man" by Elton John\nor anything by Helmet or the Crash Test Dummies
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I know "Times Like These" by the Foo Fighters (only plays in the trailer), "Blister in the Sun" by the Violent Femmes, "Jerk It Out" by The Caesars, "Alright" by Supergrass, "Never Known" by O'Doyle Rules, "Hit or Miss" by New Found Glory, "Life Is Good" by Junk, "Stand Up and Win" by Spymob (I don't think the cool version from the movie is on Limewire; just the stupid slow version - you'll have to buy their album "Sitting Around Keeping Score" for the version in the movie), "Gasolina" by Daddy Yankee, "Hey Boy" by Teddybears STHLM and "Good" by Black Lab. There's also a couple other songs by Supergrass I don't remember the names of. They need to release a soundtrack for this flick. It had some good music.
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Since you mentioned Kenny Loggins, there's also "Footloose."  That reminds me of the "Maniac" song from "Flashdance."  Then, how about "In Your Eyes" from the famous boombox scene in "Say Anything?"  And speaking of Cameron Crowe movies, there's Elton John's "Tiny Dancer" from "Almost Famous" and The Go-go's "We've got the Beat" from "Fast Times at Ridgemont High."  Ooh, now I'm thinking 80's, and there's that song at the end of "Breakfast Club" ("Don't You (Forget About Me)" by the Simple Minds).  "The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis from "Back to the Future," as well as "Johnny B. Goode" and that slow dance song, "Earth Angel" by Marvin Berry.  Aimee Mann has some songs from "Magnolia" that aren't quite as 'associative' with the movie, but her vibe is specific: "One" and "Save Me," but they're not dance-y by any means, if that's the kind of party you're throwing.  "Twist and Shout" always makes me think of "Ferris Bueller" and you could use any Johnny Cash songs this year like "Ring of Fire" for "Walk the Line."  It's not necessarily radio-friendly (ie: cursing), but "Hustle and Flow" has a few nice hip-hop tracks, like "Hard Out There for a Pimp."  Also, not sure who it's by, maybe Creed or Nickelback: isn't there a song from Spiderman about "a hero to save us"?  Well, those are the first thoughts.  I hope they help.
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You know me, zen, I'll not pick just one; I'm naming several... okay, more than several! ;) (These are listed in no particular order, btw. Annoying Patz by alphabetizing all my lists has grown stale for me, alas.)\n\n"Vapour Trail" ~ Ride\n(My favourite of my many now-defunct British bands; this song is sublime)\n"Beneath" ~ Ride\n(Hard to find but oh so very worth it! The guitar fills and drums alone are to die for)\n"Time Machine" ~ Ride\n(Only one band has more entries in this list, and there's a reason for that)\n"Breather" ~ Chapterhouse\n(Playing this when I drive guarantees an instantaneous increase in speed of 20-30 mph, minimum)\n"Frost" ~ Chapterhouse\n(One of the greatest guitar, bass and drum driven songs ever recorded, and by one of the most talented bands, alas also defunct)\n"Hayfever" ~ The Trash Can Sinatras\n(My best kept Scottish secret; they write lyrics like Robbie Burns)\n"Bloodrush" ~ The Trash Can Sinatras\n(The most underrated band in music history, not just in Scotland)\n"Twisted & Bent" ~ The Trash Can Sinatras\n(The best song off 'A Happy Pocket,' alas, an album no longer in print -- but I've got mine, baby!)\n"Show Me Mary" ~ Catherine Wheel\n(Just TRY to sit still for this one -- just TRY!)\n"Black Metallic" ~ Catherine Wheel\n(An anthem for the '90s that I simply adore)\n"Bitter Seeet Symphony" ~ The Verve\n(The best song of 1997 and one of the best songs ever recorded)\n"D'You Know What I Mean?" ~ Oasis\n('Be Here Now' was their best album and this their best song, period)\n"I Hope, I Think, I Know" ~ Oasis\n(Breathless; just try singing along)\n"Let Down" ~ Radiohead\n(The best track off 'OK Computer' and one of the best songs I've ever heard)\n"The Bends" ~ Radiohead\n(Title track from their best album; it's killer good)\n"Starálfur" ~ Sigur Rós\n(My current favourite band; they are Icelandic, ethereal and sublime)\n"Untitled (Track 3)" ~ Sigur Rós\n(None of the songs on () are titled; listen and know paradise)\n"Glósóli" ~ Sigur Rós\n(The first song I heard off their latest CD, 'Takk,' and as powerfully beautiful a song as you will ever hear in your entire life! *chills*)\n"Hoppípolla" ~ Sigur Rós\n(The only band I'm giving 4 entries; Why? Because they are the saviours of 21st century rock music. None can touch them, none can even try!)\n"Babylon" ~ David Gray\n(Heaven on earth from one of the best songwriters of our generation)\n"Yellow" ~ Coldplay\n(Who wouldn't love this song?)\n"Fix You" ~ Coldplay\n(The best song off their latest album; just beautiful)\n"Mr. Brightside" ~ The Killers\n(The best song on the best debut album by an American band since Interpol)\n"Words" ~ Doves\n(One of the catchiest and easiest to remember rhythms you'll ever hear; 'The Last Broadcast' was the best album of 2002 and one of the themes to my brother's wedding)\n"There Goes the Fear" ~ Doves\n(This song is completely perfect from start to finish; fantastic!)\n"Pounding" ~ Doves\n(Aptly titled; this song kicks serious ass!)\n"Happy" ~ Ned's Atomic Dustbin\n(Pure pleasure)\n"Grey Cell Green" ~ Ned's Atomic Dustbin\n(If you're not moving, you're comatose)\n"This is the One" ~ The Stone Roses\n(I LOVE this freaking song!)\n"She Bangs the Drums" ~ The Stone Roses\n(Contagious beyond belief)\n"Beyond Belief" ~ Elvis Costello\n(Yeah, clever segue, I know, but this is his best and least appreciated song IMO)\n"Goodbye" ~ The Sundays\n(Effervescent and beautiful... and almost unknown)\n"Bizarre Love Triangle" ~ New Order\n(Catchy to the point of being infectious)\n"Age of Consent
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How about "I don't wanna miss a thing." By Aerosmith.\nAnd the Cure's "Lovesong."
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Rock and Roll-Gary Glitter (the "hey" song)\nSirius- Alan Parsons Project\nHit Me With Your Best Shot- Pat Benetar\nand anything by the Zambonis.
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let the bodies hit the floor - drowning pool\nante up - M.O.P.\nshow me how to live - audioslave\nduet - mos def ft. busta rhymes\nsomewhere I belong - linkin park\nsimon says -  pharoah monk\nsmells like teen spirit - nirvana\ndangerous grounds - method man\nsickness - disturbed\nback again - dialated peoples\ngasoline - seether\naward tour - a tribe called quest
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Taste of Ink -The Used\nAn awesome band w/ songs like:\nI Caught Fire, the song w/ the video about some strange book (I think it's called All That I've Got), and a lot of other songs.
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theres one on Dookie called "Basketcase" thats pretty good.\ni also like "Bolavard of Broken Dreams" \nI know it became one of those top 40 play on the radio eight thousand times type of songs but if you listen too it its actually pretty good
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Stairway To Heaven - Jimmy Page\nComfortably Numb - David Gilmour\nNovember Rain - Slash\nSweet Child O' Mine - Slash\nHotel California - Don Felder/Joe Walsh\nTime - David Gilmour \nVoodoo Chile (Slight Return) - Jimi Hendrix\nFloods - Dimebag Darrel \nLayla - Clapton/Allman\nMr. Crowley - Randy Rhoads \nAll Along the Watchtower - Jimi Hendrix
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"Just" - Radiohead\nThe music is lovely and the video works on both and enertainment and philosophical level.\n\nRunners up:\n"Shame" - Stabbing Westward\n"My Wife Thinks You're Dead" - Junior Brown\n"Trashman Shoes" - Shoulders\n...and many more
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How about ALL of the panic! at the disco, songs....i LOVE them
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"I Will Survive" Gloria Gaynor\n"Since U Been Gone" Kelly Clarkson\n"Stronger" Britney Spears\n"Cry Me a River" Justin Timberlake\n"Someday" Mariah Carey\n"Wish Me Well (You Can Go to Hell)" The Bouncing Souls\n\nI hope that these work for ya! ;)
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The Beatles #1 Phish #2