1. The Whitest Boy Alive – “Golden Cage (Fred Falke Remix)”
2. Ladyhawke – “Back of the Van (Fred Falke Ultimate Beverly Mix)”
3. Kish Mauve – “Lose Control (Fred Falke Remix)”
4. Sugababes – “Girls (Fred Falke Dub)”
5. Lykke Li – “I’m Good, I’m Gone (Fred Falke Remix Extended Version)”
6. City Life featuring DD – “San Francisco (Fred Falke Dub)”
7. Eric Prydz – “Pjanoo (Fred Falke Remix)”
8. Digitalism – “Apollo-Gize (Fred Falke Edit)”

@D.R. Mosby:
No “Satanoscillatemymetallicsonatas”?

1. Tom Waits – Swordfishtrombones
2. Soundgarden – Badmotorfinger
3. Underworld – dubnobasswithmyheadman
4. John Doe – Kissingsohard
5. Liz Phair – whitechocolatespaceegg

sorry john and syd.

1. Designed to Kill
2. Almost Black (pts. 1 & 2)
3. I Don’t Wanna Be Happy
4. I Danced with a Zombie
5. Off Black
6. Sax Maniac
7. Sax Machine
8. Melt Yourself Down
9. Irresistible Impulse
10. Bleached Black
11. Bedroom Athlete

(really anything on the flaming demonics album is a cool song title).
(i think ‘irresistible impulse’ is really cool when you actually think of what it actually means)

Top 20 widely popular artists to have only one US Top 40 singles (using Joel Whitburn’s rules I exclude bands like Oasis and Weezer who had numerous airplay hits but only one song to chart on the US Top 40 or Janis Joplin who had another Top 40 entry with Big Brother and the Holding Company).
1. The Jimi Hendrix Experience (#20, 1967)
2. Frank Zappa “Valley Girl” (#32, 1982)
3. Grateful Dead “Touch of Grey” (#9, 1987)
4. Iggy Pop “Candy” (#28, 1990)
5. Take That “Back for Good” (#7, 1995)
6. Rush “New World Man” (#21, 1982)
7. Roxy Music “Love is the Drug” (#30, 1976)
8. Lou Reed “Walk on the Wild Side” (#16, 1972)
9. Queensrÿche “Silent Lucidity” (#9, 1991)
10. Kate Bush “Running Up That Hill,” (#30, 1985)
11. Beck “Loser” (#10, 1994)
12. Sinead O’Connor “Nothing Compares 2 U” (#1, 1990)
13. Siouxsie and the Banshees “Kiss Them For Me” (#23, 1991)
14. Talk Talk “It’s My Life” (1984, #31)
15. Devo “Whip It” (#14, 1980)
16. Loreena McKennitt “The Mummers’ Dance” (#18, 1997)
17. Big Audio Dynamite “Rush” (#32, 1991)
18. Love & Rockets “So Alive” (#3, 1989)
19. The Verve “Bittersweet Symphony” (#12, 1998)
20. The Status Quo “Pictures of Matchstick Men” (#12, 1968)

Honorable mention: NRBQ “Get that Gasoline Blues” (#70, 1974). NRBQ is basically famous for being the favorite band of several notable critics, the entire Allmusic organization and several “Simpsons” writers.

Also, Johnny Marr and Damon Albarn only have one Top 40 hit apiece: Marr’s is “Getting Away With It” by Electronic and Albarn’s is “Feel Good Inc” by Gorillaz

1) “Stubbs the Zombie” (video game)
2) “Garden State” (film)
3) “Spring Awakening” (stage musical)
4) “The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou” (film)
5) “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” (film)
6) “Grand Theft Auto IV” (video game)
7) “The Royal Tenenbaums” (film)

1: Nas, “Made You Look”
2: Goldie, “Inner City Life”
3: West Street Mob, “Break Dance Electric Boogie”
4: Double Dee & Steinski, “The Payoff Mix”
5: The Roots, “Thought @ Work”
6: Future Sound of London, “We Have Explosive”
7: Geto Boys, “Do It Like a G.O.”
8: Moby, “Machete”
9: Digital, “Metro”
10: Hijack, “Doomsday of Rap” (used the melody instead of the drum break!)

5. Joni Mitchell, “Good Friends”

4. Tears For Fears, “Sowing The Seeds of Love”

3. Michael Jackson, “Leave Me Alone”

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2. Paul Simon, “The Boy In The Bubble”

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1. Talking Heads, “And She Was”

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01. The Clash – London Calling (Elvis Presley)
02. Boris – Akuma No Uta (Nick Drake)
03. Clinic – Internal Wrangler (Ornette Coleman)
04. Sleater-Kinney – Dig Me Out (the Kinks)
05. Kruder and Dorfmeister – G-Stoned (Simon and Garfunkel)