- Wilco - 26 (Jeff Tweedy another 6)
- Bob Dylan - 24
- U2 - 18
- The Beastie Boys - 16
- Lyle Lovett - 15
- "Organ Blues" from Alpha Romeo Tango
- "Laminated Cat" from Sunken Treasure Live
- "Kamera" from Yankee Hotel Foxtrot Demos
- "Spiders (Kidsmoke)" from A Ghost is Born
- "Misunderstood" from Being There
- "Girl from the North Country" (with Johnny Cash) from Nashville Skyline
- "Lily, Rosemary, and the Jack of Hearts" from Blood on the Tapes
- "Isis" from Desire
- "Seven Curses" from Bootleg Series, Vol 1-3
- "Lay Lady Lay" from Nashville Skyline
- "Slow Dancing" with Willie Nelson from If God Will Send His Angels
- "Callin' on Sunday" with Lyrics Born from a mashup on the internet somewhere
- "Bass Trap" from The Unforgettable Fire
- "Bad" from Wide Awake in America
- "All I Want is You" from Rattle and Hum
- "Sabotage" from Ill Communication
- "So What'cha Want" from Check Your Head
- "Root Down" from Ill Communication
- "High Plains Drifter" from Paul's Boutique
- "Intergalactic" from Hello Nasty
My favorite songs from Lyle Lovett
- "Moritat" from Smile: Songs from the Movies
- "You Can't Resist It" from Lyle Lovett
- "Dr T's Theme" from Dr T & the Women
- "Flyin' Shoes" from Step Inside This House
- "The Girl in the Corner" from The Road to Ensenada
6 comments:
I got a perfect on expert level on RockBand while singing "So What'cha Want"
You should get that version on your iTunes.
You're saying that I should have your version on iTunes?
That song doesn't require you to hit any actual notes just to talk.
Did you earn expert?
I got expert playing behind my back with my teeth, yes.
Wow..the U2...nothing from Joshua Tree? Now, I don't know if that's a badge of honor or you just being stubborn.
Crikey - "With or Without You" and "Mothers of the Disappeared" were both on the initial short list for U2. I once had a discussion with Calen about whether choosing "With or Without You" was too easy a choice as 'favorite U2 song', whether it branded you as a weak fan or whether choosing it was a strong choice because you're beyond pretense and can recognize that it's really one hell of a song.
The first four choices for U2 weren't one any of their official full-length albums. Odd that...
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