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Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
Jim and Greg sit down with the band Clap Your Hands Say Yeah. This East Coast quintet was one of the success stories of 2005. They paid for, produced, and released their self-titled debut album on the ‘net without the help of a record label. Now they’ve sold over 100,000 albums and are selling out shows across the country. Professor Lawrence Lessig, cyberlaw expert and esteemed Sound Opinions guest, cites the band as an example of how people can use the Internet to propel music. A community formed around the band — one that was still willing to pay for their music despite the fact that it was available for free. As Jim points out, this completely contradicts what the RIAA and music industry execs would have you believe.
The lead singer of Clap Your Hands, Alec Ounsworth, is often compared to Talking Heads frontman David Byrne, and this goes beyond just vocal quality. Alec mentions his love of Another Green World by groundbreaking“non-musician”Brian Eno (or Brian Peter George St. John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno as his parents know him). You can hear a lot of the New Wave sound and Eno's philosophy in the band's music, like on the spartan, rhythmic New York sound of "Sombre Reptiles."
The band, which got its name after the members saw“Clap Your Hands Say Yeah”scrawled on a Brooklyn wall, play several songs from their debut album. Jim sees keyboardist Robbie Guertin's parents sitting in the Chicago Public Radio control room and reminisces about when his own mom used to come to see him play at less-than-refined venues like CBGB's. He adds that Joey Ramone's mom also used to carpool him and the rest of the band to their gigs. It seems parental support is crucial to punk rock success.
Go to episode 22Brian Eno
Frequent Sound Opinions listeners know they can count on one thing: Brian Eno references. In fact some have taken to making it a drinking game. The legendary producer and electronic music pioneer seems to come up no matter what Jim and Greg are talking about. And for good reason-Eno is not just an innovator in the experimental world, but a major pop force as well, first as a member of the new wave band Roxy Music, then as a producer and collaborator with David Byrne and the Talking Heads, John Cale, Devo, U2 and Coldplay. He also composes solo work as well, though whether or not he'll use lyrics, singing or poetry is never known. His last album Drums Between the Bells was inspired by the poetry of Rick Holland. And he has a new EP called Panic of Looking. Brian joins Jim and Greg from England and shares his unique philosophies on writing, recording and the studio as an instrument.
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1977 - The Year Punk Broke
In the second and final installment of our series 1977: The Year Punk Broke, Jim and Greg explore the punk movement stateside with music writer Ira Robbins. Ira founded the music magazine Trouser Press in 1974. As a music journalist in New York, he was a fixture of the CBGBs scene, regularly "taking [his] life in his hands" to go to second avenue and hear bands like the Ramones, the Dictators, the Dead Boys, and Television play divey clubs. Whereas punk enjoyed a rapid rise in the U.K. in 1977, Ira describes the New York scene as more of a slow simmer. Fans gradually migrated from clubs like Max's Kansas City, where glam acts like The New York Dolls ruled, to clubs like CBGBs where a younger, rawer set of performers was defining the punk look and sound. Though the Ramones, with their simple song structures and leather jackets became emblematic of New York punk, Ira remembers a diverse scene. The Dead Boys, Television, and The Talking Heads may not have sounded the same, but in economically-depressed 70s-era New York, they shared an attitude that "life sucked, it's probably not going to get better, but so what."
Jim and Greg each choose a favorite track from the New York scene. Greg goes with the Talking Heads' "Don't Worry About the Government" from the band's self-titled debut. More than any other band, the Talking Heads epitomized New York punk's diversity. Their first gig may have been opening for the Ramones, but Greg contends the band's sound was more dance than punk. Still, Byrne's narrator in this song - a stressed, neurotic government bureaucrat - taps into the anxiety of the punk era. Jims goes with the ultimate American punk anthem, Richard Hell's "Blank Generation." The story goes that U.K. punk impresario Malcolm McLaren saw Hell perform the song in the U.S., then returned home and advised The Sex Pistols to write something "just like it, but your own."
Go to episode 351MTV's Silver Anniversary
MTV turns 25 this week. To celebrate (or perhaps mourn), Jim and Greg discuss the station's impact on the music industry. To kick off the dissection, Sound Opinions surveys the opinions of festivalgoers at Chicago's Pitchfork Music Festival.
Go to episode 361977–The Year Punk Broke Pt. 2
In the second and final installment of our series 1977: The Year Punk Broke, Jim and Greg explore the punk movement stateside with music writer Ira Robbins. Ira founded the music magazine Trouser Press in 1974 and was a fixture at the CBGBs scene. They discuss the U.S. punk scene in '77, and seeing bands like the Ramones, the Dictators, the Dead Boys, The Talking Heads and Television play divey clubs. They also talk about the differences between the groups' sounds and images, and what New York City was like in 1977.
Jim and Greg each choose a favorite track from the New York scene. Greg goes with the Talking Heads' "Don't Worry About the Government" from the band's self-titled debut. Jim goes with the ultimate American punk anthem, Richard Hell's "Blank Generation."
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Talking Heads Brick
Talking Heads, a band that came out of the New York punk scene in the 1970s, present their music in this one-stop-shop set. Brick contains all of the Talking Heads recordings re-mastered in 5.1 Digital Surround Sound by the band's keyboardist, Jerry Harrison. Jim is impressed with the comprehensiveness of this set, but admits that he doesn't even own a surround sound system. Greg was also hoping for more outtakes and rarities, explaining that the set's introduction, written by hipster author Dave Eggers, does not make it worth the $150 price.
Everything That Happens Will Happen Today available on iTunesDavid Byrne and Brian Eno Everything That Happens Will Happen Today
While Jim and Greg are certainly the top duo in rock and roll, there are some runner ups, including the artists up for review this week. After nearly 30 years, collaborators David Byrne and Brian Eno are back with a new album called Everything That Happens Will Happen Today. The musicians first came together when Eno produced some Talking Heads albums, and later they teamed up for My Life in the Bush of Ghosts. Now Eno and Byrne have made what they're calling an "electronic gospel" album. Greg thinks they‘ve succeeded. Byrne’s vocals are not traditionally gospel, but have never sounded better. And the subject matter, which is about rising above tough times, certainly hits gospel themes. He gives the album a Buy It. Jim agrees, but doesn‘t want listeners to think that he gives that rating merely because he’s an Eno fan. He didn‘t think their first collaboration was all that successful, but this one is much more enjoyable and more accessible. He wishes Byrne didn’t dominate the singing so much, but also gives Everything That Happens Will Happen Today a Buy It rating.
The Ship available on iTunesBrian Eno The Ship
If you‘ve ever listened to Sound Opinions, you’ve learned one thing – Jim loves himself some Brian Eno. Eno has worn many hats over his long career, starting as a member of Roxy Music, collaborating with artists like David Bowie, and producing commercial successes for U2, Talking Heads, and Coldplay. His own solo output has varied wildly in style, recording pop albums in the '70s and basically inventing ambient music. His latest work, The Ship, is a concept album about the Titanic and the slaughter of World War I. Greg says Eno is finally merging his pop and ambient music, resulting in one of his best albums yet. He's freed himself from traditional song structures and rhythms to create cinematic images filled with orchestral synthesizer colors. Greg gives it a Buy It, impressed that Eno is still coming up with new ways to express himself. In a shocking turn of events, Jim is less impressed. He thinks that Eno's voice is the strongest tool in his arsenal, yet here he's burying it under the mix and fussing with Vocoders. Jim loves some ambient Eno, but feels he's done it better than on The Ship. But Jim says the doo-wop inflected cover of The Velvet Underground's "I'm Set Free" is amazing, earning The Ship a Try It rating.
Someday World available on iTunesKarl Hyde & Brian Eno Someday World
Pop/Rock icon (and enabler of the Sound Opinions drinking game) Brian Eno boasts a tremendous library of groundbreaking work, as well as a long history of rich collaborations, including joint projects with artists such as the Talking Heads, David Bowie, U2, and Coldplay. Most recently, Eno joined forces with electronic Underworlder Karl Hyde. The partnership produced two albums, Someday World and High Life, both released in rapid succession this year. Jim believes the that the two albums must be considered together, with the latter, High life, simply an extension of the first and former Someday World. That one was a“poppier”album, mostly comprised of Eno's previously unfinished pieces bolstered by Hyde's intervention. From Jim's perspective, the duo's attempt to combine Phillip Glass-minimalism with afro-beats is“not the greatest in the world”(a staggering response from the "unofficial president of the Brian Eno fan club). And most importantly it fails to provide Eno fans with what they truly want: more singing Eno. That said, an ever-faithful student, he asserts a Buy It stance for himself and a Try It for the rest of us.
Unlike Jim, Greg argues that these two albums must be viewed as two distinct entities—separate endeavors each with their own merits and shortcomings. Although he dishes out a borderline Trash It rating to the patchwork Someday World, he remarks that“the duo really hit their stride,”with this second, more experimental attempt and gladly jumps on board Jim's Eno train to give High Life a Buy It.
Some Loud Thunder available on iTunesClap Your Hands Say Yeah Some Loud Thunder
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah also recently released a new album. Some Loud Thunder is the follow-up to their highly successful self-released and self-titled debut. The band has again released the album on their own and is selling it on their website. This time, however, they got help from producer Dave Fridmann, who is responsible for the studio sound of the Flaming Lips. In fact, Jim explains that Fridmann serves as the Brian Eno to the band's Talking Heads, despite protests from fans who shy away from that comparison. Greg agrees that he definitely hears David Byrne's influence on lead singer Alec Ounsworth. And for the most part, that influence agrees with the critics. There are a number of solid songs on Some Loud Thunder. Some are even poppy and danceable. But, the remainder of the album is just plain difficult to listen to. For that reason Jim and Greg can only give a Burn It rating.
Small Craft on a Milk Sea available on iTunesBrian Eno Small Craft on a Milk Sea
In the Sound Opinions drinking game, "Brian Eno" is the key word. Perhaps no name in rock gets dropped more than the pioneering producer. But, for good reason-especially this week since he has a new album called Small Craft on a Milk Sea. Jim's“hero”has produced albums for the Talking Heads and U2, he's collaborated with John Cale and Robert Fripp, and he's been extremely influential in the worlds of experimental and ambient music. His new album is another instrumental effort. Jim wouldn‘t put it up there with Eno’s best, but thinks it's a big step up from other recent recordings-especially if considered in the ambient context. He gives the record a Buy It rating. Greg heard moments of undeniable beauty, but he wasn't wowed. He says Burn It.
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The opportunity to play Desert Island DJ goes to Jim this week. Inspired by his discussion with Eddie Argos from Art Brut, Jim chooses a song by Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers to add to the Desert Island Jukebox. The Modern Lovers, who were hugely influenced by the Velvet Underground, would all go on to be a part of great projects: David Robinson started drumming for The Cars, Jerry Harrison played keyboards with Talking Heads, and Ernie Brooks went on to play with a number of bands, including Rhys Chatham's guitar army (discussed a few weeks ago). Richman took some bizarre turns, promising to only play music fit for a baby's ear, but the band's 1976 self-titled debut remains a masterpiece, according to Jim. He understands why Argos was so inspired by Richman's songwriting. Both men salute the“everyman dweeb”who struggles with getting girls and respect. While "Roadrunner" is perhaps the band's best known song, Jim decides to go with "She Cracked" as this week's DIJ pick.
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Songs About America
Sound Opinions celebrates Independence Day this week with Jim and Greg's favorite Songs about America. These are great rock songs that capture our country's spirit — the good, the bad and the ugly.
Go to episode 136Songs That Give You the Creeps
Have you ever heard a song and been totally weirded out by it? The theme of this year's Halloween show is songs that give you the creeps! These are tracks that can be thought of as universally eerie or creepy to you as an individual. Jim and Greg share two songs each that they think fit the bill, and then we'll hear picks from listeners!
Go to episode 569Funeral Songs
The complete top five funeral songs, according to the Register:
- James Blunt, "Goodbye My Lover"
- Robbie Williams, "Angels"
- Jennifer Warnes and Bill Medley, "I've Had the Time of My Life"
- Bette Midler, "Wind Beneath My Wings"
- "Pie Jesu"
We asked our Sound Opinions listeners this same, morbid question. Here are some of the“swan songs”you told us about via email or message board:
- Santo and Johnny, "Sleepwalk"
- The Buzzcocks, "Everybody's Happy Nowadays"
- Curtis Mayfield, "Freddie's Dead"
- Jeff Buckley, "Corpus Christi Texas"
- R.E.M., "Try Not to Breathe"
- Jeff Buckley, "Satisfied Mind"
- Tom Waits, "Come On Up To The House"
- Peter Gabriel, "I Grieve"
- Joy Division, "In a Lonely Place"
- The Beach Boys, "God Only Knows"
- Alice Cooper, "I Love the Dead"
- Talking Heads, "This Must Be the Place (Naïve Melody)"
- Billy Bragg and Wilco, "Remember the Mountain Bed"
Greg
Jim and Greg were forced to think about their final day as well. Greg goes first (since Jim predicts he actually will). He decides he wants Sound Opinions guest John Cale's cover of "Hallelujah" to be played at his funeral. He calls it the 20th century version of "Amazing Grace". Although Cale's version strays from Leonard Cohen's original, Greg thinks the message remains intact: "I made a lot of mistakes, but it was all worthwhile."
Jim
Jim predicts that even at his funeral he won't be able to resist one last chance to be sarcastic. He chooses an irreverent version of Frank Sinatra's classic "My Way." Jim shares Hoboken roots with“Ol' Blue Eyes,”but he feels he shares a lot more with Sex Pistols member Sid Vicious. So all of you Sound Opinions listeners who plan to come out to mourn on that fateful day will get to enjoy this punk cover.
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Music News
Over the years a number of politicians have butted heads with rockers over the use of music in campaign ads. Not surprisingly most of the squabbles have been with Republican candidates. But this most recent lawsuit between Talking Heads singer David Byrne and former Florida Governor Charlie Crist has a new twist. Not only did Crist have to apologize for using "Road to Nowhere" without permission, but he had to do it on YouTube!
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Go to episode 596Music News
The copyright infringement lawsuit over Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven" now has a resolution. As we've previously covered, the trust of Spirit guitarist Randy Wolfe sued Zep, alleging that“Stairway”plagiarized the 1968 track "Taurus." A California jury didn't hear enough similarity between the songs and decided in favor of Led Zeppelin. And as we wind on down the road from the decision, intellectual property attorney Jeffrey Brown tells us this probably won't change the legal standard for copyright infringement. Even when the plaintiffs win – like in the "Blurred Lines" trial – the legal fees are too high to be worth it for anyone but the wealthiest of artists. These cases will continue to be primarily worked out in backroom deals.
Go to episode 553featured songs
Featured Songs
- Talking Heads, Road To Nowhere, Little Creatures, Sire, 1985
- Drive-By Truckers, Birmingham, Southern Rock Opera, Universal Distribution, 2001
- Drive-By Truckers, The Southern Thing, Southern Rock Opera, Universal Distribution, 2001
- Drive-By Truckers, Ray's Automatic Weapon (Live on Sound Opinions), Go-Go Boots, Red Distribution, 2011
- Drive-By Truckers, Go-Go Boots, Go-Go Boots, Red Distribution, 2011
- Drive-By Truckers, Let There Be Rock, Southern Rock Opera, Universal Distribution, 2001
- Drive-By Truckers, The Thanksgiving Filter (Live on Sound Opinions), Go-Go Boots, Red Distribution, 2011
- Bettye Lavette, Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood, Interpretations: The British Rock Songbook, Anti, 2010
- Booker T. Jones, Hey Ya, Potato Hole, Anti, 2009
- Patterson Hood, Rising Son, Killers And Stars, New West, 2004
- Drive-By Truckers, Everybody Needs Love (Live on Sound Opinions), Go-Go Boots, Red Distribution, 2011
- Drive-By Truckers, Daddy Learned To Fly, The Big To-Do, ATO, 2010
- Gorillaz, Seattle Yodel, The Fall, Virgin, 2011
- Gorillaz, Snake In Dallas, The Fall, Virgin, 2011
- Johnny Thunders And The Heartbreakers, Chinese Rocks, L.A.M.F., Track, 1977
- The Jealous Guys, Brainwashed By London, The Love Mixtape, self-released, 2011
- Mothers Of Invention, You Didn't Try To Call Me, Freak Out!, Verve, 1966
- Bob Dylan, Boots Of Spanish Leather, The Times They Are A-Changin', Columbia, 1964
- Beatles, Taxman, Revolver, Capitol, 1966
- Camper Van Beethoven, When I Win The Lottery, Key Lime Pie, Virgin, 1989
Featured Songs
- Bob Dylan, Tombstone Blues, Highway 61 Revisited, Columbia, 1965
- Bob Dylan, Why Try to Change Me Now, Shadows in the Night, Columbia, 2015
- The Robert Cobert Orchestra, Dark Shadows, The Original Music From ABC-TV's Dark Shadows, Philips, 1969
- Talking Heads, Memories Can't Wait, Fear of Music, Sire, 1979
- Jenny Hval, Female Vampire, Blood Bitch, Sacred Bones, 2016
- Jenny Hval, In the Red, Blood Bitch, Sacred Bones, 2016
- John Cale, If You Were Still Around, Music for a New Society, ZE, 1982
- Pink Floyd, Careful with That Axe, Eugene, Ummagumma, Harvest, 1969
- The Shaggs, It's Halloween, Philosophy of the World, Third World, 1969
- The Beatles, Eleanor Rigby, Revolver, Capitol, 1966
- The Beatles, Eleanor Rigby (Take 14), Anthology 2, Apple, 1996
- Red House Painters, Evil, Red House Painters, 4AD, 1993
- Harry Nilsson, Ten Little Indians, Pandemonium Shadow Show, RCA Victor, 1967
- Skinny Puppy, Love in Vein, Last Rights, Capitol, 1992
- Gary Puckett & the Union Gap, Young Girl, Young Girl (single), Columbia, 1968
- The Orchestra, March of the Toys, Babes in Toyland, Vintage, 1934
- Roy Orbison, In Dreams, In Dreams, Monument, 1963
- Elvis Costello and the Attractions, I Want You, Blood & Chocolate, Columbia, 1986
- Leonard Cohen, You Want it Darker, You Want it Darker, Columbia, 2016
- Leonard Cohen, On the Level, You Want it Darker, Columbia, 2016
- Leonard Cohen, Treaty, You Want it Darker, Columbia, 2016
- Chuck Berry, Nadine, Nadine (Is It You?), Chess, 1964
- Nerves, Hanging on the Telephone, The Nerves, The Nerves, 1976
- The Replacements, Bastards of Young, Tim, Sire, 1985
- Lee Oskar, Haunted House, Before the Rain, Elektra, 1978
- Sonic Youth, Superstar, If I Were A Carpenter, A&M, 1994
- Kate Bush, Get Out of My House, The Dreaming, EMI, 1982
Featured Songs
- Adele, Rumour Has It, 21, XL, 2011
- Brian Eno, Glitch, Drums Between the Bells, Warp, 2011
- Brian Eno and David Byrne, America is Waiting, My Life in the Bush of Ghosts, Sire, 1981
- Christopher Logue and Tony Kinsey, Blue Shoes, Red Bird: Jazz & Poetry, Parlophone, 1959
- Brian Eno, Needles in the Camel's Eye, Here Come the Warm Jets, Island, 1974
- Brian Eno, The Real, Drums Between the Bells, Warp, 2011
- Brian Eno and David Byrne, Mea Culpa, My Life in the Bush of Ghosts, Sire, 1981
- David Bowie, Look Back in Anger, Lodger, RCA, 1979
- Brian Eno, Baby's on Fire, Here Come the Warm Jets, Island, 1974
- Brian Eno, Third Uncle, Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy), Island, 1974
- David Byrne and Brian Eno, Strange Overtones, Everything That Happens Will Happen Today, Todo Mundo, 2008
- Talking Heads, Take Me To The River, More Songs About Buildings and Food, Sire, 1978
- Brian Eno, 2/1, Ambient 1: Music for Airports, EG, 1978
- Roxy Music, Editions of You, For Your Pleasure, Island, 1973
- U2, Wire, The Unforgettable Fire, Island, 1984
- Devo, Mongoloid, Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!, Warner Bros., 1978
- Brian Eno, St. Elmo's Fire, Another Green World, Island, 1975
- Coldplay, Every Teardrop is a Waterfall, Mylo Xyloto, Capitol, 2011
- Coldplay, Paradise, Mylo Xyloto, Capitol, 2011
- Charli Xcx, Nuclear Seasons, Nuclear Seasons, This Is Music, 2011
- ELO, Telephone Line, A New World Record, Jet, 1976
- A Flock of Seagulls, I Ran (So Far Away), A Flock of Seagulls, Jive, 1982
- Suicide, Frankie Teardrop, Suicide, Red Star, 1977
- 10cc, I'm Not in Love, The Original Soundtrack, Mercury, 1975
- The Cramps,“Surfin' Dead”The Return of the Living Dead: Soundtrack, Restless, 1993
Featured Songs
- Elvis Costello and The Attractions, Radio Radio, This Year's Model, Radar, 1978
- Insane Clown Posse, Boogie Woogie Wu, The Great Milenko, Hollywood/Psychopathic, 1997
- The Kingsmen, Louie,Louie, The Kingsmen in Person, Wand, 1963
- Ramones, Cretin Hop, Rocket to Russia, Sire, 1977
- The Heartbreakers, Born Too Loose, L.A.M.F., Track, 1977
- New York Dolls, Personality Crisis, New York Dolls, Mercury, 1973
- Television, Prove It, Marquee Moon, Elektra, 1977
- Ramones, Sheena is a Punk Rocker, Rocket to Russia, Sire, 1977
- The Dictators, Teengenerate, Go Girl Crazy!, Epic, 1975
- Ramones, Pinhead, Leave Home, Sire, 1977
- Television, Friction, Marquee Moon, Elektra, 1977
- Television,“Venus de Milo”Double Exposure, unofficial release, 1992
- Television, Venus, Marquee Moon, Elektra, 1977
- The Heartbreakers, Chinese Rocks, L.A.M.F., Track, 1977
- Suicide, Ghost Rider, Suicide, Red Star, 1977
- The Dead Boys, Sonic Reducer, Young Loud and Snotty, Sire, 1977
- James Chance, Dish It Out, No New York, Antilles, 1978
- Television, Marquee Moon, Marquee Moon, Elektra, 1977
- Talking Heads, Don't Worry About the Government, Talking Heads: 77, Sire, 1977
- Richard Hell and The Voidoids, Blank Generation, Blank Generation, Sire, 1977
- Richard Hell and The Voidoids, Down at the Rock and Roll Club, Blank Generation, Sire, 1977
- Antibalas, The Rat Catcher, Antibalas, Daptones, 2012
- Antibalas, Dirty Money, Antiabalas, Daptones, 2012
- Lukid, Snow Theme, Lonely at the Top, Werk Discs, 2012
- Super Furry Animals, Wherever I Lay My Phone (That's My Home), Guerilla, Creation, 1999
- Wire, Ambitious, The Ideal Copy, Mute, 1987
- The Wasps, Can't Wait Till 78, Live at the Vortex, NEMS, 1977
- Sex Pistols, Problems, Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols, Warner Bros., 1977
- The Afghan Whigs, Gentlemen, Gentlemen, Elektra, 1993
Featured Songs
- The Left Banke, Desirée, Desirée (Single), Smash Records, 1967
- The Left Banke, Walk Away Renée, Walk Away Renée (Single), Smash Records, 1966
- Courtney Barnett, Pedestrian at Best, Sometimes I Sit and Think, Sometimes I Just Sit, Milk! Records, 2015
- Wolf Alice, Fluffy, Fluffy (Single), Dirty Hit Records, 2014
- Girlpool, Chinatown, Chinatown (Single), Wichita Recordings, 2015
- Torres, Strange Hellos, Strange Hellos (Single), Partisan, 2015
- Bully, Brainfreeze, Brainfreeze (Single), Columbia, 2014
- Shamir, Call It Off, Call It Off (Single), Godmode, 2014
- Soak, Sea Creatures, Sea Creatures (Single), Rough Trade, 2015
- Boxed In, Run Quicker, Run Quicker (Single), Nettwerk, 2014
- Springtime Carnivore, Name on a Matchbook, Name on a Matchbook (Single), Autumn Tone Records, 2014
- Ryley Walker, Primrose Green, Primrose Green, Dead Oceans, 2015
- Kendrick Lamar, The Blacker the Berry, To Pimp a Butterfly, Interscope, 2015
- Kendrick Lamar, King Kunta, To Pimp a Butterfly, Interscope, 2015
- The Left Banke, I've Got Something on My Mind, I've Got Something on My Mind (Single), Smash Records, 1967
- Bob Dylan & the Band, Long Distance Operator, The Basement Tapes, Columbia, 1975
- Kendrick Lamar, u, To Pimp a Butterfly, Interscope, 2015
- The Beatles, Paperback Writer, Paperback Writer (Single), Capitol, 1966
- Jack White, I'm Shakin, Blunderbuss, Third Man, 2012
- Bruce Springsteen, Cover Me, Born in the U.S.A., Columbia, 1984
- Talking Heads, Girlfriend is Better, Speaking in Tongues, Sire, 1983
Featured Songs
- Parliament, Flash Light, Funkentelechy Vs. The Placebo Syndrome, Casablanca, 1977
- Wendy Carlos, Two-Part Invention in F, Switched-On Bach, Columbia, 1968
- Wendy Carlos, Two-Part Invention in B flat, Switched-On Bach, Columbia, 1968
- The Monkees, Daily Nightly, Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd., Rhino, 2007 (originally released 1967)
- Kraftwerk, Autobahn, Autobahn, Vertigo, 1974
- Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Tank, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Island, 1970
- Brian Eno, Julie With…, Before and After Science, Polydor, 1977
- Stevie Wonder, Living For The City, Innervisions, Tamla, 1973
- Die Doraus und Die Marinas, Fred vom Jupiter, Blumen Und Narzissen, Ata Tak, 1981
- Perrey & Kingsley, The Savers, Kaleidoscopic Vibrations, Vanguard, 1967
- Richard Hayman, The Look of Love, Genuine Electric Latin Love Machine, Command, 1969
- The Moog Cookbook, Black Hole Sun, The Moog Cookbook, Restless, 1996
- Return To Forever, Beyond The Seventh Galaxy, Where Have I Known You Before, Polydor, 1974
- Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Lucky Man, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Island, 1970
- Tubeway Army, Are ‘Friends’ Electric, Replicas, Atco, 1979
- Beastie Boys, Sabrosa, Ill Communication, Capitol, 1994
- Kinky, Minotauro, Atlas, Nettwerk, 2003
- Fred Wesley, Blow Your Head, Damn Right I Am Somebody, People, 1974
- Herbie Hancock, Chameleon, Head Hunters, Columbia/Legacy, 1997
- Stereolab, Les Yper Sound, Emperor Tomato Ketchup, Elektra, 1996
- P.R. Computer, Az Inga (The Pendulum), P.R. Computer, Start, 1983
- Kurt Cobain, And I Love Her, Montage of Heck: The Home Recordings, Universal, 2015
- Kurt Cobain, The Yodel Song, Montage of Heck: The Home Recordings, Universal, 2015
- The 27 Various, The Gormleys Will Miss Me, Hi., Susstones, 1987
- Talking Heads, Girlfriend is Better, Speaking in Tongues, Sire, 1983
- The Replacements, Answering Machine, Let It Be, Twin/Tone, 1984
- Bob Dylan, I'm a Fool to Want You, Shadows in the Night, Columbia, 2015
- Tom Jones, My Way, Greatest Songs, Curb, 1995
- Grimes, California, Art Angels, 4AD, 2015
- The Warm Ones (feat. Jeanine O'Toole), Small Spies, Sprezzatura, self-released, 2009
Featured Songs
- Prince, When Doves Cry, Purple Rain, Warner Bros., 1984
- Sturgill Simpson, Sugar Daddy (Theme from Vinyl), VINYL: Music From the HBO Original Series – Vol. 1, Atlantic, 2016
- Nasty Bits, What Love Is, VINYL: Music From the HBO Original Series – Vol. 1.3 – EP, Atlantic, 2016
- Julian Casablancas, Run Run Run, VINYL: Music From the HBO Original Series – Vol. 1.2 – EP, Atlantic, 2016
- Trey Songz, Life on Mars?, Vinyl: The Essentials (Best of Season 1), Atlantic, 2016
- Yo La Tengo, Something To Do, Genius + Love = Yo La Tengo, Matador, 1996
- The Rolling Stones, I Am Waiting, Aftermath, Decca, 1966
- Osipo State Russian Folk Orchestra and Vitaly Gnutov, Kamarinskaya, The Grand Budapest Hotel: Original Soundtrack, ABKCO, 2014
- The Beatles, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Parlophone, 1967
- Buffalo Springfield, Mr. Soul, Buffalo Springfield Again, Atco, 1967
- The Bobby Fuller Four, Let Her Dance, Fantastic Mr. Fox, ABKCO, 2009
- Kaleo, No Good, VINYL: Music From the HBO Original Series – Vol. 1, Atlantic, 2016
- Anohni, 4 Degrees, HOPELESSNESS, Rough Trade, 2016
- Ronny & The Daytonas, Little G.T.O., G.T.O., Mala, 1964
- Patti Smith, People Have the Power (Live), Dream of Life, Arista, 1988
- John Denver, Sunshine On My Shoulders, Poems, Prayers & Promises, RCA, 1971
- Joni Mitchell, Big Yellow Taxi, Ladies of the Canyon, Reprise, 1970
- Marvin Gaye, Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology), What's Going On, Motown, 1971
- Antonique Smith, Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology), HOME, The Private Plane, 2014
- Miley Cyrus, Wake Up America, Breakout, Hollywood, 2008
- Neil Young, After the Gold Rush, After the Gold Rush, Reprise, 1970
- The Byrds, Hungry Planet, Untitled, Columbia, 1970
- Julian Cope, Western Front 1992 CE, Peggy Suicide, Island, 1991
- Neil Young & The Crazy Horse, Be the Rain, Greendale, Reprise, 2003
- Gorillaz feat. De La Soul & Gruff Rhys, Superfast Jellyfish, Plastic Beach, EMI, 2010
- Talking Heads, Nothing But Flowers, Naked, Sire, 1988
- The Pretenders, My City Was Gone, Learning to Crawl, Rhino/Warner Bros., 1984
- Kool Keith, Trees, The Return of Dr. Octagon, OCD, 2006
- Yes, Don't Kill the Whale, Tormato, Atlantic, 1978
- Parquet Courts, One Man No City, Human Performance, Rough Trade, 2016
- Parquet Courts, Dust, Human Performance, Rough Trade, 2016
- Prince and The Revolution, Baby I'm a Star, Purple Rain, Warner Bros., 1984
- Fleetwood Mac, Tusk, Tusk, Warner Bros., 1979
- Johnny Cash, After Taxes, I Would Like to See You Again, Columbia, 1978
- The Kingston Trio, Greenback Dollar, New Frontier, Capitol, 1962
- Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Streets of Philadelphia, The Best of Movie Music Vol. 2, Memo Media, 2010
Featured Songs
- Goose Island Credit Music: Pure Sunray,“Caramel,”Pure Sunray, 2013
- Talking Heads, Don't Worry About the Government, 77, Sire, 1977
- Fleetwood Mac, Without You, Extended Play, LMJS Productions, 2013
- Buckingham Nicks, Without a Leg to Stand On, Buckingham Nicks, Polydor, 1973
- Buckingham Nicks, Frozen Love, Buckingham Nicks, Polydor, 1973
- Fleetwood Mac, Oh Well, Oh Well (Single), Reprise, 1969
- Fleetwood Mac, The Chain, Rumours, Warner Bros., 1977
- Fleetwood Mac, Rhiannon, Fleetwood Mac, Reprise, 1976
- Merle Travis, Cannonball Rag, In Boston 1959, Rounder, 2003
- Chet Atkins, Country Gentleman, Vintage Country No. 8 - EP: Country Gentleman, Vintage Music, 1958
- Fleetwood Mac, Bleed to Love Her, The Dance, Reprise, 1997
- Lindsey Buckingham, To Try for the Sun, Under the Skin, Reprise, 2006
- Fleetwood Mac, Go Your Own Way, Rumours, Warner Bros., 1977
- Fleetwood Mac, Silver Springs, Silver Springs (Single), Warner Bros./Reprise, 1976
- Fleetwood Mac, Tusk, Tusk, Warner Bros., 1979
- Fleetwood Mac, Gypsy, Mirage, Warner Bros., 1981
- Fleetwood Mac, Big Love (Live), Tango in the Night, Warner Bros., 1987
- Fleetwood Mac, Say Goodbye (Live in Phoenix, 2013), Say You Will, Reprise, 2003
- Fleetwood Mac, Sad Angel, Extended Play, LMJS Productions, 2013
- The Deviants, Garbage, Ptooff!, Impressario/Decca/Psycho, 1967
- The Drifters, Answer the Phone, I‘ll Take You Where The Music’s Playing, Rhino Atlantic, 2005
- Tortoise, I Set My Face to the Hillside, TNT, Thrill Jockey, 1998
- B'ela Fleck and the Flecktones, Big Country, Left of Cool, Warner Bros., 1998
- Funkadelic, Maggot Brain, Maggot Brain, N/A, 1971
- Mogwai, Auto Rock, Mr. Beast, Rock Action Records, 2006
- Brian Eno, 1/1, Ambient 1: Music for Airports, EG/Polydor/Virgin/GRT, 1978
Featured Songs
- Savages, T-I-W-Y-G, Adore Life, Matador, 2016
- Savages, I Am Here, Silence Yourself, Matador, 2013
- Savages, The Answer, Adore Life, Matador, 2016
- Savages, Adore (Live on Sound Opinions), Adore Life, Matador, 2016
- Savages, City's Full, Silence Yourself, Matador, 2013
- Savages, Surrender, Adore Life, Matador, 2016
- Savages, Husbands, Silence Yourself, Matador, 2013
- Savages, Sad Person, Adore Life, Matador, 2016
- Savages, Evil (Live on Sound Opinions), Adore Life, Matador, 2016
- Savages, I Need Something New, Adore Life, Matador, 2016
- Savages / Bo Ningen, Words to the Blind, Words to the Blind, Stolen Recordings/Pop Noire, 2014
- Savages, When In Love, Adore Life, Matador, 2016
- Savages, The Answer (Live on Sound Opinions), Adore Life, Matador, 2016
- Savages, Slowing Down the World, Adore Life, Matador, 2016
- Maxwell, Lake By The Ocean, blackSUMMERS'night, Columbia, 2016
- Maxwell, All The Ways Love Can Feel, blackSUMMERS'night, Columbia, 2016
- Maxwell, Gods, blackSUMMERS'night, Columbia, 2016
- DJ Shadow, Nobody Speak (feat. Run the Jewels), The Mountain Will Fall, Reconstruction Productions, 2016
- DJ Shadow, The Sideshow (feat. Ernie Fresh), The Mountain Will Fall, Reconstruction Productions, 2016
- DJ Shadow, Mambo, The Mountain Will Fall, Reconstruction Productions, 2016
- DJ Shadow, Pitter Patter (feat. G Jones & Bleep Bloop), The Mountain Will Fall, Reconstruction Productions, 2016
- Dirty Projectors, Two Doves, Bitte Orca, Domino, 2009
- Car Seat Headrest, (Joe Gets Kicked Out of School for Using) Drugs With Friends (But Says This Isn't a Problem), Teens of Denial, Matador, 2016
- The Claypool Lennon Delirium, Monolith of Phobos, Monolith of Phobos, ATO, 2016
- Aesop Rock, Rings, The Impossible Kid, Rhymesayers, 2016
- Parliament, Flash Light, Funkentelechy Vs. the Placebo Syndrome, Casablanca, 1978
- Talking Heads, Girlfriend Is Better, Speaking In Tongues, Sire, 1983
Featured Songs
- Goose Island Credit Music: Pure Sunray,“Caramel,”Pure Sunray, 2013
- Iron Maiden, Murders in the Rue Morgue, Killers, EMI, 1981
- Ike & Tina Turner, Stagger Lee and Billy, Stagger Lee and Billy (Single), Sue, 1965
- Violent Femmes, Country Death Song, Hallowed Ground, Slash/Rhino, 1984
- Dwight Yoakam, Buenos Noches From A Lonely Room (She Wore Red Dresses), dwightyoakamacoustic.net, Reprise, 2000
- The Beatles, Maxwell's Silver Hammer, Abbey Road, Apple, 1969
- Johnny Cash, The Long Black Veil, Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison, Columbia, 1968
- Eleventh Dream Day, Death of Albert C. Samson, Prairie School Freakout, Thrill Jockey, 1988
- Dixie Chicks, Goodbye Earl, Fly, Monument, 1999
- Snoop Dogg, Murder Was the Case, Murder Was the Case, Death Row/Interscope, 1994
- Fairport Convention, Matty Groves, Liege and Lief, Island, 1969
- Warren Zevon, Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner, Excitable Boy, Asylum, 1978
- Neil Young with Crazy Horse, Down By the River, Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere, Reprise, 1969
- The Adverts, Gary Gilmore's Eyes, Gary Gilmore's Eyes, Anchor, 1977
- Talking Heads, Psycho Killer, Talking Heads: 77, 1. Pearl Jam,“Mind Your Manners,”Lightning Bolt, Monkeywrench/Republic, 2013
- Pearl Jam, Pendulum, Lightning Bolt, Monkeywrench/Republic, 2013
- Eprom, Vogel, Vogel (Single), Rwina, 2013
- Blondie, Hanging on the Telephone, Parallel Lines, Chrysalis, 1978
- Elvis Costello and The Roots, Wise Up Ghost, Wise Up Ghost, Blue Note, 2013
- Haim, The Wire, Days Are Gone, Columbia, 2013
- Willis Earl Beal, Everything Unwinds, Nobody Knows, XL Recordings, 2013
- Willis Earl Beal, Nobody Knows (Live on Sound Opinions), Nobody Knows, XL Recordings, 2013
Featured Songs
- The Velvet Underground, I'm Waiting for the Man, The Velvet Underground & Nico, Verve, 1967
- Hank Ballard & the Midnighters, Finger Poppin Time, Finger Poppin Time (single), King, 1960
- John Cale, Cold Starry Nights, John Cale - New York in the 1960s, Table of the Elements, 1964
- The Velvet Underground, I'm Waiting for the Man (Demo), Peel Slowly and See: 1965-1969, Polydor, 1965
- Babatunde Olatunji, Shango, Drums of Passion, Columbia, 1960
- Bo Diddley, Gun Slinger, Gun Slinger (single), Checker, 1960
- The Velvet Underground, The Black Angel's Death Song (Live), Bootleg Series Volume 1: The Quine Tapes, Polydor, 1969
- Jefferson Airplane, White Rabbit, Surrealistic Pillow, RCA, 1967
- Nico, I'm Not Sayin', I'm Not Sayin' (single), Immediate, 1965
- The Velvet Underground, Sunday Morning, The Velvet Underground & Nico (45th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition), Polydor, 1967
- The Velvet Underground, There She Goes Again (The Factory Rehearsal w/Nico), The Velvet Underground & Nico (45th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition), Polydor, 1966
- The Velvet Underground, Sunday Morning, The Velvet Underground & Nico, Verve, 1967
- The Velvet Underground, I'm Waiting for the Man, The Velvet Underground & Nico, Verve, 1967
- The Velvet Underground, Femme Fatale, The Velvet Underground & Nico, Verve, 1967
- The Velvet Underground, Venus In Furs, The Velvet Underground & Nico, Verve, 1967
- The Velvet Underground, Run Run Run, The Velvet Underground & Nico, Verve, 1967
- The Primitives, The Ostrich, The Ostrich (single), Pickwick City, 1964
- The Velvet Underground, All Tomorrow's Parties, The Velvet Underground & Nico, Verve, 1967
- Marvin Gaye, Hitch Hike, That Stubborn Kinda Fellow, Tamla, 1962
- The Velvet Underground, There She Goes Again, The Velvet Underground & Nico, Verve, 1967
- The Velvet Underground, I'll Be Your Mirror, The Velvet Underground & Nico, Verve, 1967
- The Velvet Underground, Heroin, The Velvet Underground & Nico, Verve, 1967
- The Velvet Underground, The Black Angel's Death Song, The Velvet Underground & Nico, Verve, 1967
- The Velvet Underground, European Son, The Velvet Underground & Nico, Verve, 1967
- Radiohead, No Surprises, OK Computer, Parlophone, 1997
- Siouxsie and the Banshees, Premature Burial, Join Hands, Polydor, 1979
- Ramones, 53rd & 3rd, Ramones, Sire, 1976
- Spiritualized, Run, Lazer Guided Melodies, Dedicated, 1992
- Sonic Youth, Mote, Goo, DGC, 1990
- Galaxie 500, Decomposing Trees, On Fire, Rough Trade, 1989
- Herman's Hermits, Dial My Number, Both Sides of Herman's Hermits, MGM, 1966
- Talking Heads, The Big Country, More Songs About Buildings and Food, Sire, 1978
- Living Colour, Cult of Personality, Vivid, Epic, 1988
- Joni Mitchell, A Case of You, Blue, Reprise, 1971
- Oblivians, The Leather, Popular Favorites, Crypt, 1996
Featured Songs
- Ramones, Cretin Hop, Rocket to Russia, Sire, 1977
- The Heartbreakers, Born to Loose, L.A.M.F., Track, 1977
- New York Dolls, Personality Crisis, New York Dolls, Mercury, 1973
- Television, Prove It, Marquee Moon, Elektra, 1977
- Ramones, Sheena Is a Punk Rocker, Rocket to Russia, Sire, 1977
- The Dictators, Teengerate, Go Firl Crazy!, Epic, 1975
- Ramones, Pinhead, Leave Home, Sire, 1977
- Television, Friction, Marquee Moon, Elektra, 1977
- Television, Venus, Double Exposure, Unofficial Release, 1992
- Television, Venus, Marquee Moon, Elektra, 1977
- The Heartbreakers, Chinese Rocks, L.A.M.F., Track, 1977
- Suicide, Ghost Rider, Suicide, Red Star, 1977
- The Dead Boys, Sonic Reducer, Young Loud and Snotty, Sire, 1977
- James Chance, Dish It Out, No New York, Antilles, 1978
- Television, Marquee Moon, Marquee Moon, Elektra, 1977
- Talking Heads, Don't Worry About the Government, Talking Heads: 77, Sire, 1977
- Richard Hell and the Voidoids, Blank Generation, Blank Generation, Sire, 1977
- Richard Hell and the Voidoids, Down at the Rock n' Roll Club, Blank Generation, Sire, 1977
- Poi Dog Pondering, So Real, In Seed Comes Fruit, Premonition Records, 2003
- The Cure, 10:15 Saturday Night, Three Imaginary Boys, Fiction Records, 1979
- She-Devils, The World Laughs, She-Devils, Secretly Canadian, 2017
- She-Devils, Hey Boy (Live on Sound Opinions), She-Devils, Secretly Canadian, 2017
- She-Devils, You Don't Know (Live on Sound Opinions), She-Devils, Secretly Canadian, 2017
- She-Devils, Make You Pay, She-Devils, Secretly Canadian, 2017
- Utopia, Overture: Mountaintop and Sunrise/Communion with the Sun, Ra, Bearsville, 1977
- Lin-Manuel Miranda, Opetaia Foa'i, We Know The Way, Moana Original Motion Picture Soundrack, Walt Disney Records, 2016
- Jemaine Clement, Shiny, Moana Original Motion Picture Soundrack, Walt Disney Records, 2016
- Mermaidens, Lizard, Lizard (Single), Flying Nun Records, 2017
- Father John Misty, Chateau Lobby #4 (in C for Two Virgins), I Love You, Honeybear, Sub Pop, 2015
Featured Songs
- Public Enemy, Smash the Crowd, Nothing is Quick in the Desert, Self-Released, 2017
- Public Enemy, Nothing is Quick in the Desert, Nothing is Quick in the Desert, Self-Released, 2017
- Public Enemy, Yesterday Man, Nothing is Quick in the Desert, Self-Released, 2017
- Prophets of Rage, Prophets of Rage, The Party's Over, Caroline, 2016
- Donovan, Atlantis, Barabajagal, Epic, 1969
- Ramin Djawadi, Main Title, Game of Thrones: Season 1 (soundtrack), Varèse Sarabande, 2011
- Led Zeppelin, Ramble On, Led Zeppelin II, Atlantic, 1969
- Detron 3030, 3030, Deltron 3030, 75 Ark, 2000
- Genesis, Time Table, Foxtrot, Charisma, 1972
- Yes, Relayer, Relayer, Atlantic, 1974
- Yes, Don't Kill The Whale, Tormato, Atlantic, 1978
- Utopia, Singring And The Glass Guitar (An Electrified Fairytale), Ra, Bearsville, 1977
- Magma, Aïna, Magma, Philips, 1970
- Leonard Nimoy, The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins, Two Sides of Leonard Nimoy, Dot, 1968
- Spinal Tap, Stonehenge, This Is Spinal Tap, Polydor, 1984
- Procol Harum, A Whiter Shade of Pale, A Whiter Shade of Pale (single), Deram, 1967
- David Banner, My Uzi, The God Box, A Banner Vision, 2017
- Iced Earth, Dystopia, Dystopia, Century Media, 2011
- Slowdive, Sugar for the Pill, Slowdive, Dead Oceans, 2017
- My Bloody Valentine, You Made Me Realise, You Made Me Realise, Creation, 1988
- The Byrds, Eight Miles High, Fifth Dimension, Columbia, 1966
- Slowdive, Beach Song, Beach Song (single), Sunday, 1992
- The Nerves, Hanging on the Telephone, The Nerves, The Nerves, 1976
- Ramones, Do You Wanna Dance, Rocket to Russia, Sire, 1977
- Talking Heads, Psycho Killer, Talking Heads: 77, Sire, 1977
- Talking Heads, Artists Only, More Songs About Buildings and Food, Sire, 1978
- She-Devils, You Don't Know (Live on Sound Opinions), She-Devils, Secretly Canadian, 2017
- The Smiths, Rusholme Ruffians, Meat Is Murder, Rough Trade, 1985
Featured Songs
- Isley Brothers, Special Gift, The Soul Train Christmas Starfest Album, Epic, 1997 (0:22)
- The Beatles, I am the Walrus, Magical Mystery Tour, Capitol/Parlophone, 1967 (0:07)
- Pink Floyd, Hey You, The Wall, Harvest/EMI, 1979
- Talking Heads, Psycho Killer, Talking Heads: 77, Sire, 1977
- Bill Withers, Lean on Me, Live at Carnegie Hall, Sussex, 1973 (0:13)
- Big Star, In the Street, #1 Record, Ardent, 1972 (0:36)
- Big Star, My Life is Right, #1 Record, Ardent, 1972 (0:31)
- Big Star, Watch the Sunrise, #1 Record, Ardent, 1972 (0:38)
- Big Star, The Ballad of El Goodo, #1 Record, Ardent, 1972 (0:25)
- Big Star, The India Song, #1 Record, Ardent, 1972 (0:37)
- Big Star, The India Song (Alternate Version), Keep an Eye on the Sky, Rhino, 2009 (1:23)
- Big Star, When My Baby's Beside Me, #1 Record, Ardent, 1972 (0:20)
- Big Star, Back of a Car, Radio City, Ardent, 1974 (0:17)
- Big Star, September Gurls, Radio City, Ardent, 1974 (0:26)
- Big Star, O My Soul, Radio City, Ardent, 1974 (0:48)
- Big Star, ST 100/6, #1 Record, Ardent, 1972 (0:20)
- Big Star, Feel, #1 Record, Ardent, 1972 (2:04)
- Big Star, September Gurls, Radio City, Ardent, 1974 (2:21)
- The Replacements, Alex Chilton, Pleased to Meet Me, Sire, 1987 (1:12)
- Soundgarden, Been Away Too Long, King Animal, Seven Four/Republic, 2012 (0:29)
- Soundgarden, Rowing, King Animal, Seven Four/Republic, 2012 (1:31)
- Green, She's Not a Little Girl Anymore, Green, Ganggreen Records, 1986 (2:16)
- The Beatles, Any Time at All, A Hard Day's Night, Parlophone, 1964 (0:13)
- Kendrick Lamar, Money Trees, good kid, m.A.A.d. city, Aftermath, 2012 (0:13)
- Soundgarden, Black Hole Sun, Superunknown, A&M, 1994 (0:18)
- Fiona Apple, Hot Knife, The Idler Wheel Is Wiser Than the Driver of the Screw and Whipping Cords Will Serve You More Than Ropes Will Ever Do, Epic, 2012 (0:12)
- Green Day, Nightlife, !Dos!, Reprise, 2012 (0:17)