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1. How did you get into 29?
John Coltrane Many records of his lying around the house, and through Miles Davis' First Quintet.

2. What was the first song you ever heard by 22?
The Jimi Hendrix Experience All Along The Watchtower

3. How many albums by 13 do you own?
Marvin Gaye About 3 or 4

4. What is your favourite song by 15?
Bob Dylan and The Band Tears Of Rage or Orange Juice Blues (although recorded later without Bob)

5. What is your favourite song by 5?
The Rolling Stones Gimme Shelter

6. Is there a song by 6 that makes you happy?
Ennio Morricone I don't know

7. What is your favourite song by 10?
Neil Young The Needle & The Damage Done

8. What is a good memory you have involving 30?
B.C. Williamson Many, seeing as I made him up and wrote the majority of his songs! =)

9. Is there a song by 19 that makes you happy?
George Harrison My Sweet Lord

10. How many times have you seen 25 live?
The Beach Boys Never

11. What is the first song you ever heard by 23?
Chuck Berry School Days

12. What is your favourite album by 11?
B.B. King Live At The Regal... the best blues album maybe

13. Who is a favourite member of 1?
The Beatles It has to be John

14. Have you ever seen 14 live?
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young I will in a few weeks

15. What is a good memory involving 27?
James Brown I don't know... just listening to his music qualifies

16. What is your favourite song by 16?
Neil Young & Crazy Horse Hey Hey, My My or Down By The River

17. What is your favourite album by 18?
John Lennon Imagine, though I'd like to hear Plastic Ono Band soon

18. What is your favourite song by 21?
Simon & Garfunkel Scarborough Fair/Canticle

19. What is the first song you ever heard by 26?
Randy Newman Love Story

20. What is your favourite album by 2?
Bob Dylan Highway 61 Revisited

21. What is you favourite song by 3?
Miles Davis So What

22. What is you favourite song by 8?
John Barry Don't really listen to him anymore... can't recall

23. How many times have you seen 17 live?
Muddy Waters Never did

24. What is the worst song by 12?
Paul McCartney & Wings Quite a few of them

25. What was the first song you ever heard by 28?
Stevie Wonder Probably Sir Duke or Superstition

26. What is you favourite album by 7?
Sly & The Family Stone Definitely There's A Riot Goin' On

27. What is your favourite song by 24?
Crosby, Stills & Nash Suite: Judy Blue Eyes

28. Is there a song by 9 that makes you happy?
David Arnold Listened to him only a while ago, not interested any more

29. What is your favourite album by 4?
The Band Music From Big Pink

30. How many albums do you own by 20?
Albert King Just the one, King Of The Blues Guitar

Obviously a work in progress. Let me know if you have any additions or corrections.

30 Rock - Jeff Richmond
A Different World - Aretha Franklin
Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Charles Gounod
ALF: The Animated Series - Shuki Levy
Alias - Michael Giacchino
American Dad! - Walter Murphy
Angel - Darling Violetta
Aqua Teen Hunger Force - Schoolly D
Are You Afraid Of The Dark? - Jeff Fisher
Arrested Development - David Schwartz
Attack Of The Killer Tomatoes - Shuki Levy
Barney Miller - Jack Elliott
Batman Beyond - Kristopher Carter
Batman: The Animated Series - Shirley Walker
Battlestar Galactica (2004) - Bear McCreary
Beakman's World - Mark Mothersbaugh
Beast Machines - Leftfield
Beast Wars - Robert Buckley
Beetlejuice: The Animated Series - Danny Elfman
Bewitched - Howard Greenfield & Jack Keller
Big Bang Theory - Barenaked Ladies
Big Guy & Rusty The Boy Robot - Inon Zur
Big Love - The Beach Boys
Bill Nye The Science Guy - Mike Greene
Black Books - Jonathan Whitehead
Blossom - Dr. John
Bonanza - Jay Livingston
Boondocks - Asheru
Buffy The Vampire Slayer - Nerf Herder
Caprica - Bear McCreary
Captain Planet And The Planeteers - Phil Collins
Captain Scarlet - Barry Gray
Carnivàle - Wendy & Lisa
CatDog - Peter Hannan
Charles In Charge - Shandi Sinnamon
Charlie's Angels - Jack Elliott
Cheers - Gary Portnoy
Chico And The Man - José Feliciano
Chip 'N Dale Rescue Rangers - The Jets
CHiPs - Alan Silvestri
Chuck - Cake
Clarissa Explains It All - Rachel Sweet
Cops - Inner Circle
C.O.P.S. - Shuki Levy
Coupling - Mari Wilson
Cow And Chicken - Guy Moon
Cowboy Bebop - Yoko Kanno
Criss Angel Mindfreak - Criss Angel
Crossing Jordan - Erig Rigler
C.S.I. - The Who
C.S.I., Miami - The Who
C.S.I., New York - The Who
Cyberchase - George Guerette
Danny Phantom - Guy Moon
Dark Shadows - Robert Cobert
Dawson's Creek - Paula Cole
Dennis The Menace - Shuki Levy
Designing Women - Doc Severinsen
Designing Women - Ray Charles
Desperate Housewives - Danny Elfman
Dexter - Rolfe Kent
Dharma & Greg - Dennis C. Brown
Digimon - Shuki Levy
Dilbert - Danny Elfman
Doctor Who (1963) - Delia Derbyshire
Doctor Who (2005) - Murray Gold
Dollhouse - Jonatha Brooke
Dragnet - Ray Anthony
Dragon Ball Z - Shuki Levy
Drake & Josh - Drake Bell
DuckTales - Mark Mueller
Ed - Foo Fighters
Ellen - Texas
E.R. - James Newton Howard
E.R. - Martin Davich
Eureka - Bear McCreary
Family Guy - Walter Murphy
Family Matters - Jesse Frederick
Farscape - SubVision
Fat Albert & The Cosby Kids - Edward Fournier and Ricky Sheldon
Father Ted - The Divine Comedy
Fawlty Towers - Dennis Wilson
Felicity - J.J. Abrams
Felicity - Judith Owen
Fireball XL5 - Barry Gray
Firefly - Sonny Rhodes
Flight Of The Conchords - Flight of the Conchords
Flipper - Henry Vars
Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends - James L. Venable
Fraggle Rock - Philip Balsam & Dennis Lee
Friday Night Lights - W.G. Snuffy Walden
Friends - The Rembrandts
Fringe - J.J. Abrams
Full House - Jesse Frederick
George Lopez - War
Gilligan's Island - George Wyle
Gilmore Girls - Carole King
Golden Girls - Cynthia Fee
Green Wing - Jonathan Whitehead
Hannah Montana - Miley Cyrus
Happy Days - Norman Gimbel and Charles Fox
Happy Days - Bill Haley and the Comets
Hawaii Five-O - Morton Stevens
Heathcliff - Shuki Levy
Hell's Kitchen - Ohio Players
He-Man And the Masters Of The Universe - Shuki Levy
Heroes - Wendy & Lisa
Hill Street Blues - Mike Post
Hogan's Heroes - Jerry Fielding
House, M.D. - Massive Attack
How I Met Your Mother - The Solids
Huff - W.G. Snuffy Walden
I Dream Of Jeannie - Richard Wess
I Dream Of Jeannie - Hugo Montenegro
I Love Lucy - Desi Arnaz
In Living Color - Heavy D & The Boyz
Inspector Gadget - Shuki Levy
Invader Zim - Kevin Manthei
Joe 90 - Barry Gray
Johnny Bravo - Guy Moon
Josie & The Pussycats - Hoyt Curtin
Justice League - Lolita Ritmanis
Justice League Unlimited - Kristopher Carter
King Of The Hill - The Refreshments
King Of Queens - Billy Vera
Knight Rider - Stu Phillips
Laguna Beach - Hilary Duff
L.A. Law - Mike Post
Last Exile - Shuntaro Okino
Laverne & Shirley - Cyndi Grecco
Law & Order - Mike Post
Law & Order: Criminal Intent - Mike Post
Law & Order: SVU - Mike Post
Law & Order: Trial By Jury - Mike Post
Little Britain - David Arnold
Lost - J.J. Abrams
MacGyver - Randy Edelman
MadTV - Heavy D & The Boyz
Magnum, P.I. - Mike Post
Malcolm In The Middle - They Might Be Giants
Married... With Children - Frank Sinatra
M*A*S*H - Johnny Mandel
M.A.S.K. - Shuki Levy
Miami Vice - Jan Hammer
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - Shuki Levy
Mission: Impossible - Lalo Schifrin
Monk - Randy Newman
Monk - Jeff Beal
Monty Python's Flying Circus - John Philip Sousa
Mr. Ed - Jay Livingston
Mr. Show - Mark Rivers
Murder One - Mike Post
Murder, She Wrote - John Addison
My Life As A Teenage Robot - Jennifer Karr
My So-Called Life - W.G. Snuffy Walden
NASCAR Racers - Shuki Levy
Newsradio - Mike Post
Night Court - Jack Elliott
Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation - Shuki Levy
N.Y.P.D. Blue - Mike Post
One Tree Hill - Gavin DeGraw
Pee-Wee's Playhouse - Cyndi Lauper
Perfect Strangers - David Pomeranz
Phinneas & Ferb - Bowling for Soup
Police Squad - Ira Newborn
Psych - The Friendly Indians
Punky Brewster - Gary Portnoy
Quantum Leap - Mike Post
Queer As Folk - Burnside Project
Queer As Folk - Greek Buck
Reba - Reba McEntire
Reboot - Robert Buckley
Remington Steele - Henry Mancini
Ren & Stimpy - Die Screamin' Lederhosen
Rocko's Modern Life - The B-52's
Rome - Jeff Beal
Roseanne - W.G. Snuffy Walden
Roswell - Dido
Rugrats - Mark Mothersbaugh
Samurai Pizza Cats - Shuki Levy
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? - Austin Roberts
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? - Larry Marks
Scrubs - Lazlo Bane
Sealab 2021 - Calamine
Secret Diary Of A Call Girl - Amy Winehouse
Seinfeld - Jonathan Wolff
Sex & The City - Douglas J. Cuomo
She-Ra Princess Of Power - Shuki Levy
Six Feet Under - Thomas Newman
Sledge Hammer! - Danny Elfman
Sliders - Mark Mothersbaugh
South Park - Primus
Space 1999 - Barry Gray
Speed Racer - Peter Fernandez
SpongeBob SquarePants - Painty The Pirate
Sports Night - W.G. Snuffy Walden
Spider-Man: The Animated Series - Shuki Levy
Spider-Man Unlimited - Shuki Levy
Stargate Atlantis - Joel Goldsmith
Stargate SG-1 - David Arnold
Starsky & Hutch - Lalo Schifrin
Star Trek - Alexander Courage
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Dennis McCarthy
Star Trek: Enterprise - Russell Watson
Star Trek: The Next Generation - Jerry Goldsmith
Star Trek: Voyager - Jerry Goldsmith
Static Shock - Lil' Romeo
Step By Step - Jesse Frederick
Stingray - Barry Gray
Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip - W.G. Snuffy Walden
Superfriends - Hoyt Curtin
Tak And The Power Of Juju - Guy Moon
Tales From The Crypt - Danny Elfman
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Dennis C. Brown
Teen Titans - PUFFY
Terminator The Sarah Connor Chronicles - Bear McCreary
That 70's Show - Alex Chilton & Chris Bell
That 70's Show - Cheap Trick
The 4400 - Amanda Abizaid
The Adventures Of Brisco County, Jr. - Randy Edelman
The Adventures Of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius - Bowling for Soup
The Adventures Of Pete & Pete - Polaris
The Amazing Race - John M. Keane
The Andy Griffith Show - Earle Hagen
The A-Team - John Swihart
The Backyardigans - The Backyardigans
The Batman - The Edge
The Beverly Hillbillies - Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs
The Brady Bunch - Sherwood Schwartz
The Colbert Report - Cheap Trick
The Daily Show - Bob Mould
The Daily Show With John Stewart - They Might Be Giants
The Drew Carrey Show - The Vogues
The Drew Carrey Show - The Presidents of the United States of America
The Equalizer - Stewart Copeland
The Facts Of Life - Gloria Loring
The Fairly OddParents - Ron Jones
The Fall Guy - Lee Majors
The Flash - Danny Elfman
The Flintstones - Hoyt Curtin
The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air - Will Smith
The Grim Adventures Of Billy & Mandy - Guy Moon
The Hills - Natasha Bedingfield
The Jetsons - Hoyt Curtin
The Kids In The Hall - Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet
The Legend Of Zelda - Shuki Levy
The L Word - Betty
The Munsters - Jack Marshall
The New Scooby-Doo Movies - Hoyt Curtin
The O.C. - Phantom Planet
The Office (UK) - Big George
The Office (US) - The Scrantones
The Partridge Family - The Partridge Family
The Powerpuff Girls - James L. Venable
The Prisoner - Ron Grainer
The Real Ghostbusters - Shuki Levy
The Rockford Files - Mike Post
The Simpsons - Danny Elfman
The Six Million Dollar Man - Oliver Nelson
The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour - The Smothers Brothers
The Sopranos - Alabama 3
The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! - Shuki Levy
The Twilight Zone - Bernard Herrmann
The Twilight Zone - Marius Constant
The Waltons - Jerry Goldsmith
The West Wing - W.G. Snuffy Walden
The Wonder Years - Joe Cocker
The X-Files - Mark Snow
The Young And The Restless - Perry Botkin, Jr.
Third Watch - The Crystal Method
thirtysomething - W.G. Snuffy Walden
Thomas The Tank Engine And Friends - Ed Welch
Thomas The Tank Engine And Friends - Junior Campbell
Thunderbirds - Barry Gray
Transformers - Anne Bryant
Trigun - Imahori Tsuneo
True Blood - Jace Everett
Twin Peaks - Angelo Badalamenti
Ugly Betty - Jeff Beal
UFO - Barry Gray
Underdog - W. Watts Biggers
United States Of Tara - Tim DeLaughter
Veronica Mars - The Dandy Warhols
Weeds - Aidan Hawken
Weeds - Death Cab for Cutie
Weeds - Donovan
Weeds - Elvis Costello
Weeds - Engelbert Humperdinck
Weeds - Jenny Lewis
Weeds - Kinky
Weeds - Laurie Berkner
Weeds - Linkin Park
Weeds - Malvina Reynolds
Weeds - Man Man
Weeds - Michael Franti
Weeds - Ozomatli
Weeds - Persephone's Bees
Weeds - Randy Newman
Weeds - Regina Spektor
Weeds - Rise Against
Weeds - The Decemberists
Weeds - The Individuals
Weeds - The Shins
Weeds - The Submarines
Weeds - Tim DeLaughter
Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego? - Rockapella
Will & Grace - Jonathan Wolff
WKRP In Cincinnati - Steve Carlisle
Wings - Franz Schubert
X-Men - Shuki Levy

Found elsewhere, to be added when I get a chance:
Charles Fox - "Theme from Wonder Woman"
Friendly Indians - "I Know, You Know" (Theme from [[Psych {TV series)|Psych]])
Andrew Gold - "Thank You for Being a Friend" (Theme from The Golden Girls)
Carey Gold - "The Life That You Love" (Theme from Love of Life), "Here's to Us" (Theme from Ryan's Hope)
Ernest Gold - "Final Frontier" (Theme from Mad About You)
Jerry Goldsmith - "Theme from Star Trek: The Next Generation", "Theme from Star Trek: Voyager"
Ron Grainer Doctor Who Theme The Prisoner
Charles Gounod - "Theme from Alfred Hitchcock Presents"
Amy Grant - "Believe" (Theme from Three Wishes)
George Greeley - "Theme from My Favorite Martian"
Guy Gross - "Theme from Farscape"
David Grusin - "Theme from St. Elsewhere"
Vince Guaraldi - "Linus & Lucy" (Theme from Peanuts)
Earle Hagen - "Theme from The Andy Griffith Show and The Dukes of Hazzard"
Jan Hammer - "Theme from Miami Vice"
Joe Harnell - "Theme from The Incredible Hulk"
Isaac Hayes - "Theme from Shaft"
Jim Helms - "Theme from Kung Fu"
Will Hoge - "You Make Me Happy" (Theme from Still Standing)
James Newton Howard - "Theme from ER"
Jerrold Immel - "Theme from Dallas", "Theme from Knots Landing", "Theme from King's Crossing"
Bob James - "Angela" (Theme from Taxi)
Waylon Jennings - "Good Ol' Boys" (Theme from The Dukes of Hazzard)
Al Jarreau - "Theme from Moonlighting"
John Tesh - NBA on NBC Theme
Laurie Johnson - "Theme from The Avengers"
Jack Jones - "Theme from The Love Boat"
Quincy Jones - "Theme from Sanford and Son", "Theme from Ironside"
The Jets - "Theme from Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers
Jami Jamison - "I'm Always Here" (Theme from Baywatch)
Tom Jones - "Duck Dodgers" (Theme from Duck Dodgers)
Rex Koury - "Theme from Gunsmoke", "Theme from You Don't Say!"
Frankie Laine - "Rawhide" (Theme from Rawhide)
Ken Lauber - "Theme from CHiPs"
Lazlo Bane - "Superman" (Theme from Scrubs)
Sylvester Levay - "Theme from Airwolf"
Jay Livingston - "Theme from Bonanza"
Love Spit Love - "How Soon Is Now?" (Theme from Charmed)
Lady Sovereign - "Love Me Or Hate Me" (Theme from Bad Girls Club)
Mr. Big - "Shine" (End Theme from Hellsing)
Lee Majors - "The Unknown Stuntman" (Theme from The Fall Guy)
Henry Mancini - "Theme from Pink Panther"
Barry Manilow - "Bandstand Boogie" (Theme from American Bandstand)
Richard Markowitz - "Theme from The Wild Wild West"
Massive Attack - "Teardrop" (Theme from House)
Mark Mancina - "Theme from The Outer Limits"
Jack Marshall - "Theme from The Munsters"
Johnny Mathis (with Deniece Williams) - "Without Us" (Theme from Family Ties)
Dennis McCarthy - "Theme from V: The Final Battle", "Theme from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine"
Bear McCreary - "Theme from Battlestar Galactica (2004)"
Victor Mizzy - "Theme from The Addams Family"
Fred Mollin - "Theme from Friday The 13th: The Series", "Theme from Forever Knight"
Boyce & Hart - "Theme from The Monkees"
Hugo Montenegro - "Theme from I Dream of Jeannie"
David Naughton - "Makin' It" (Theme from Makin' It)
Neal Hefti - "Theme from Batman", "Theme from The Odd Couple"
Nerf Herder - "Theme from Buffy the Vampire Slayer"
Don Nicholl - "Three's Company" (Theme from Three's Company)
Oasis - "Half The World Away" (Theme from The Royle Family)
Joan Osborne - "One of Us" (Theme from Joan of Arcadia)
Ozzy Ozbourne - "Theme from Dog the Bounty Hunter"
Peter Cetera - "Save Me" (Theme from Baywatch)
Phantom Planet - "California" (Theme from The O.C.)
Stu Phillips - "Theme from Battlestar Galactica", "Theme from Buck Rogers in the 25th Century", "Theme from Knight
Rider", "Theme from Quincy M.E."
Steve Plunkett - "7th Heaven" (Theme from 7th Heaven)
David Pomeranz - "Theme from Perfect Strangers"
Gary Portnoy - "Everybody Knows Your Name" (Theme from Cheers), "Every Time I Turn Around" (Theme from Punky Brewster)
Mike Post - "Theme from Black Sheep Squadron", "Theme from Doogie Howser, M.D.", "Theme from Hill Street Blues", "Theme from Law & Order", "Theme from Magnum P.I.", "Theme from Quantum Leap", "Theme from The A-Team", "Theme from Remington Steele", "Theme from The Rockford Files"
Queen - "Princes of the Universe" (Theme from Highlander: The Series)
Boots Randolph - "Yakety Sax" (Theme from The Benny Hill Show)
The Rembrandts - "I'll Be There For You" (Theme from Friends)
Remy Zero - "Save Me" (Theme from Smallville)
Sonny Rhodes - "Ballad of Serenity" (Theme from Firefly)
Nelson Riddle - "Theme from Route 66"
RuPaul - “Queer Duck” (Theme from Queer Duck)
Joey Scarbury - "Believe It Or Not" (Theme from The Greatest American Hero)
Lalo Schifrin - "Theme from Mission: Impossible"
Sherwood Schwartz - "Ballad of Gilligan's Isle" (Theme from Gilligan's Island)
Tom Scott - "Gotcha" (Theme from Starsky and Hutch)
John Sebastian - "Welcome Back" (Theme from Welcome Back, Kotter)
Simple Plan - "Theme from What's New, Scooby-Doo?"
Mark Snow - "Theme from The X-Files", "Theme from La Femme Nikita","Theme from Millennium"
Sons of the Pioneers - "Maverick" (Theme from Maverick)
Irving Szathmary - "Theme from Get Smart"
Michael Tolcher - "Sooner or Later" (Theme from Life As We Know It)
They Might Be Giants - "Boss of Me" (Theme from Malcolm in the Middle)
The Ventures - "Theme from Hawaii Five-0"
Von Bondies - "C'mon C'mon" (Theme from Rescue Me)
W. G. Walden - "Theme from Roseanne", "Theme from The West Wing", "Theme from Early Edition", "Theme from My So-Called Life", "Theme from I'll Fly Away"
Russell Watson - "Faith of the Heart" (Theme from Enterprise)
Grover Washington Jr. - "Theme from The Cosby Show"
The Who - "Who Are You" (Theme from CSI: Crime Scene Investigation), "Won't Get Fooled Again" (Theme from CSI: Miami), "Baba O'Riley" (Theme from CSI: New York)
John Williams - "Theme from Lost in Space", "Theme from Amazing Stories"

Motoyoshi Iwasaki – Hamtaro
Nathan Wang – Eek! the Cat
Keith Textor & Alan Scott – Candid Camera
The IT Crowd – The IT Crowd Theme
Hollywood Studio Orchestra – The Pink Panther Theme
Alan Hawkshaw – Blarney Stoned
Bowling for Soup – Today Is Gonna Be A Great Day
Huey Lewis & The News – Back to the Future: The Animated Series
Paul Reade and Tim Gibson – Antiques Roadshow
Bob Doidge – The Red Green Show
Andy Griffith – The Andy Griffith Theme
Randy Edelman – MacGyver
Jack Marshall – The Munsters Theme
The Smothers Brothers – The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour
James L. Venable – The Powerpuff Girls
Ira Newborn – Police Squad!
Shuki Levy and Haim Saban – Inspector Gadget
Mike Curb Congregation – Mickey Mouse Club
Ray Anthony – Dragnet Room 43
Mike Post – The Rockford Files
Johnny Cash – Bonanza
Lagwagon – Inspector Gadget
Andy Griffith – The Fishin' Hole
Randy Newman – It's a Jungle Out There
The Murmurs – H.R. Pufnstuf
Sindbad – Titel-Lied Sindbad
Mike O'Donnell & Junior Campbell – Thomas The Tank Engine And Friends
Henry Mancini – The Pink Panther Theme
Lalo Schifrin – Mission: Impossible
DJ CyberII – Mag-Burner (Dancefloor burn edit)
Billy May – Mission Impossible
Hoyt Curtin – Speed Buggy
Peter Hannan – Catdog
Jennifer Karr – My Life As A Teenage Robot
James L. Venable – Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends
The Brady Bunch – Theme From The Brady Bunch
Rocky and Bullwinkle: Frank Comstock
Angelo Badalamenti
Jeff Beal

Jon Stone, Bruce Hart and Joe Raposo - Sesame Street
Sam Pottle and Jim Henson - The Muppet Show
Ross Bagdasarian - The Alvin Show
Nobuyoshi Koshibe - Speed Racer
Carl Brandt - The Famous Adventures of Mr. Magoo
Shuki Levy and Haim Saban - Inspector Gadget 1:15 201
William Hanna, Joseph Barbera and Hoyt Curtin - The Smurfs 1:03 William Hanna and Joseph Barbera - Dastardly & Muttley In Their Flying Machines William Hanna, Joseph Barbera and Hoyt Curtin - Scooby-Doo 1:02 Jeff Barry - The Archies ("Everything's Archie") 1:01 31
Denby Williams, Joseph Roland and Hoyt Curtin - Josie and the Pussycats Jay Ward - Dudley Do-Right 0:23 5
Jay Ward - Fractured Fairy Tales 0:24 8
Gary Portnoy - Cheers ("Where Everybody Knows Your Name") 1:06
Lorenzo Music and Henrietta Music - The Bob Newhart Show ("Home to Emily")
Mike Post and Stephen Geyer - The Greatest American Hero ("Believe It or Not")
John Sebastian - Welcome Back, Kotter ("Welcome Back") 0:58 33
Jerry Goldsmith - Room 222 1:30 114
Tom Wells and Hugh Wilson - WKRP in Cincinatti 0:46 27
Bob James - Taxi ("Angela") 1:05 23
Jack Elliot and Allyn Ferguson - Barney Miller 0:49 32
Don Nicholl and Joe Raposo - Three's Company 1:22 67
Alan Thicke, Gloria Loring and Al Burton - The Facts of Life 0:53 38
Dave Grusin, Alan Bergman, and Marilyn Bergman - Good Times 0:49 Jeff Barry and Nancy Barry - One Day at a Time 0:53 19
Richard Page and Jay Graydon - Gimme a Break 0:54 13
Dave Grusin, Alan Bergman, and Marilyn Bergman - Maude
Jeff Barry and Ja'net DuBois - The Jeffersons ("Movin' On Up") 1:09 24
Charles Strouse - All in the Family ("Those Were The Days") 0:46 8
Quincy Jones - Sanford and Son ("The Streetbeater") 0:56 61
Jerrold Immel - Dallas 3:12 325
Bill Conti - Dynasty 2:53 307
Jerrold Immel - Knots Landing 2:32 58
Mike Post - L.A. Law 1:36 222
Dave Grusin - St. Elsewhere 4:15 1,403
Leonard Rosenman - Marcus Welby, M.D. 1:01 22
Johnny Mandel - M*A*S*H ("Suicide Is Painless") 0:55 61
Jerry Goldsmith - The Waltons 1:03 200
David Rose - Little House on the Prairie 0:59 152
Mark Snow - Hart to Hart 1:20 116
Jack Elliot and Allyn Ferguson - Charlie's Angels 1:12 71
Norman Gimbel and Charles Fox - Wonder Woman 1:38 56
Paul Williams and Charles Fox - Love Boat 1:37 45
Barry Manilow, Bruce Sussman, Charles Albertine and Les Elgart - American Bandstand
D. Ditchford and M. Miller - Solid Gold 1:24 22
Michael Mark - Entertainment Tonight 1:31 87
Jan Hammer - Miami Vice 3:30 1,119
Barry DeVorzon - S.W.A.T. 1:14 50
Dave Grusin & Morgan Ames - Baretta ("Keep Your Eye on the Sparrow")
Pat Williams - The Streets of San Francisco
Jerry Goldsmith - Barnaby Jones
Tom Scott - Starsky & Hutch ("Gotcha")
Elmer Bernstein - The Rookies
Billy Goldenberg - Kojak
Mike Post and Pete Carpenter - The A-Team
Dave Grusin - The Name of The Game
Stu Phillips & Glen Larson - Quincy, M.E.
Mike Post - Hill Street Blues
Barry DeVorzon - Simon & Simon
Mike Post and Pete Carpenter - Magnum, P.I.
Mike Post and Pete Carpenter - The Rockford Files
Howard Shore - NBC's Saturday Night Live

Percy Faith The Friendly Indians Joey Scarbury BBC Lazlo Bane John Sebastian Greg Edmonson Thomas Newman Gavin DeGraw Stereophonics Richard Cheese Ide Yasuaki The Solids John Baker The Simpsons Sylvester Levay Van der Graaf Generator After the Fire Sun Ra and the Blues Project Relient K Futurama Timmy and the Lords of the Underworld Al Caiola The International TV Orchestra Sopranos Michael C. Hall and Daniel Licht TV Theme Song Mai Yamane Joel Goldsmith
Galaxy Rangers Jesse Frederick Alchemorph Soundtracks Johnny Pearson Kendall Payne Angelo Badalamenti BONNIE PINK Barry Gray Orchestra HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR Jeff Beal Matteo Branciamore Tom Scott Marius Constant TV Themes Patty Duke J.G. Thirwell Ron Grainer Captain Future Alexander Courage Mort Stevens Television's Greatest Hits V1 The Hardy Boys The Mash Stewart Copeland Pokemon Propagandhi Mike Curb Congregation Element Four Vinnie Pauleone & The Ba Da Bing… Post, Mike Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers The Brady Bunch Shiro Sagisu George Fenton John Addison Robert Duncan Jerrold Immel Manic Street Preachers Score Productions Christopher Franke James Newton Howard John Williams Edward Reekers Pat Boone Blue Meanies Truck Stop Deporitaz Zach Cato Dennis Dreith Ross Bagdasarian Janice Karman Dean Elliott Patty Silversher Michael Silversher Thomas Chase Steve Rucker Robert Irving Dale Schacker Ulpio Minucci Arlon Ober Michael Bradley Reba West Three Dog Night Vladimir Cosma Cook Da Books Jeff Jordan Alan O'Day Janis Liebhart Hank Saroyan Tony Pastor Johnny Douglas Robert J. Walsh The Jets Ron Jones Mark Mueller Jeff Pescetto America Jimmy Webb Eric Jan Harmsen Graham Gouldman Haim Saban & Shuki Levy Ford Kinder & Spencer Michlin Dennis C. Brown Chuck Lorre Kevin Gillis Lisa Lougheed Bernard Hoffer Guido & Maurizio de Angelis Vince DiCola Soulyard Anne Bryant Stan Bush White Lion Nick Carr Haim Saban

Looking For:
24
3rd rock from the sun
adams family
-alf
ally mcbeal
animaniacs
animorphs
avatar
bananas pajamas
-barney & friends
batman 1960s
-Batman: The Brave and the Bold
-battlestar galactica
baywatch
beavis butthead
beverly hills 90210
black adder
bonkers
boomtown - philip giffen
Boston Legal
boston public
Community
critic
daria
-darkwing duck
deadwood
-dexter's laboratory
diagnosis murder
doogie howser
-dora the explorer
dr. katz
Flash Forward
frasier
freakazoid
friday night lights
futurama
-ghostwriter
gi joe
grey's anatomy
harvey birdman
hitchcock presents/hour
house
journey alan strange
keeping up appearances
king of the hill
Mercy
Modern Family
moonlighting
munsters
Muppet babies - Hank Saroyan & Rob Walsh
naruto
northern exposure
oblongs
outer limits
pinky & the brain
pokemon
prison break
private practice
privileged
rescue me
rome
saved by the bell
-sesame street
seventh heaven
Stargate: Universe
survivor
the cosby show
the gary shandling's show
the muppet show
the practice
-The Secret World of Alex Mack
the sentinel
the wire
three's company
tiny toons
Trauma
tudors
twilight zone
Twin Peaks
venture brothers
welcome back kotter
who's the boss
game shows

1. From Russia With Love
Hands down my favourite. And it's an orchestral. You don't need some big budget singer to make a great Bond theme!
2. The James Bond Theme
Okay, I suppose this really shouldn't go on the list, but it was the theme for Dr. No, so blah. The essential :D
3. You Know My Name
I'm probably going to get chastised for having this one so high on my list, but according to my iPod, I've listened to it over 700 times, so Cornell must be doing something right. This was the song to the first James Bond film I fell in love with, and on top of that, it's a really great song. (one consistency - I tend to like the themes done by David Arnold or John Barry. :D)
4. A View To A Kill
I'm ashamed to say I haven't actually seen the film (I haven't seen a lot of the Bond films, actually), but I adore this track.
5. Tomorrow Never Dies
For some reason, I'm magnetized to this track. It kind of exudes that whole dark spy motif.
6. Nobody Does It Better
This song is ace. Need I say more?
7. You Only Live Twice
Same goes for this one.
8. Goldfinger
And this. This is the epitome of the titular villain, not to mention it incorporates the James Bond theme motif, which is something I greatly admire in a Bond theme.
9. On Her Majesty's Secret Service
Another of the rare pure orchestral themes. This one's a keeper.
10. Live And Let Die
11. The World Is Not Enough
Again, I sort of favour the themes written by Arnold. This one's great, and the lead singer of Garbage has a great voice that carries the song.
12. Another Way to Die
Nice effort, but not quite.
13. Die Another Day
This doesn't even feel like a James Bond theme... it's an okay song though.

List your top 10 artists and answer the following questions about them.


1. Grégory Lemarchal
2. Ludovico Einaudi
3. David Arnold
4. Enrique Iglesias
5. John Barry
6. Shayne Ward
7. Harry-Gregson Williams
8. Sean Callery
9. Buffy the Vampire Slayer
10. Bear McCreary

first song you heard by 6?
Aside from him singing on the X-Factor?
Omg, I think I remember his Audition.... Sacrifice(?) by Elton John.
But his first Single was "Thats My Goal" - which was also the first song I bought online :)

favourite album of 2?
Una Mattina is good, they all are... but I would have to say Divenire.

favourite lyric that 5 has sung?
Alas he is a composer, I dont know any lyrics of his... He isnt a lyricist.

how many times have you seen 4 live?
None. Though OMG that would be made of awesome.

favourite song by 7?
Hmm, Probably "The End Music" from the Man on Fire OST.

great memory you have concerning 10?
Battlestar Galatica. What an epic tv show. Happy (but not for long!), very powerful, dark, sad. Cried my eyes out, and so much of that is due to his amazing work. "Roslin and Adama" being a track of note.

a song by 3 that makes you sad?
Death of Vesper - thats pretty good.

favourite lyric that 2 has sung?
A pianist, no lyrics. So, pass.

favourite song by 9?
Under Your Spell

how did you get into 3?
James Bond!

first song you heard by 1?
Je Suis En Vie

favourite song by 4?
tough one, so many good ones. But probably.... Tired of being sorry/Amigo Vulnerable.

how many times have you seen 9 live?
N/A

great memory concerning 2?
Playing/hearing it played - Le Onde - at school, so many times.

song by 8 that makes you sad?
Tonys Farewell.... so sad :( Oh, and the one which happens in S06E04, at the end. After jack shoots curtis, and just before the bomb goes off.

favourite album of 5?
Hmm... OHMSS, probably.

favourite lyric 3 has sung?
Again, a composer, not a lyricist.

favourite song by 1?
De Temps on Temps, Restons Amis, something like that.

favourite song by 10?
Roslin and Adama, All Along the Watchtower.... Probably

how many times have you seen 8 live?
N/A

favourite album of 1?
Je Deviens Moi

great memory concerning 9?
Resting in my hammock in the jungle, rainy day, feeling a little bored, listening to Buffy to cheer me up :P

It's once again time for some .FLACtastic fun with music library ripping. This time I've got just five albums because the sixth one would've been Miami Vice I and I'm going to save it and all the other Miami Vice albums for the next time.


The Breakfast Club (1985)

John Hughes' hit teen flick from the '80s, which is pretty awesome to watch even though the whole message about parents not understanding their kids can get a little preachy and tiresome after you watch the movie for the sixth time. Features 'The Brat Pack' as the kids and Paul Gleason as the angry principal whose monitoring their eight hour long detention. The film made Simple Minds' a household name in The United States and for some fans ruined their sound for a long time since the pop song Don't You Forget About Me provided them a succesfull formula of sure-and-safe stadium rock sound.

Notable tracks: Don't You Forget About Me, Waiting, I'm the Dude!


Command & Conquer: Red Alert Soundtrack (1996)

The original Red Alert is, at least for me, the epitome of a perfect light real-time strategy game. It's not a surprise that one of its most memorable aspects is the absolutely kick-ass score by Frank Klepacki. The official soundtrack features a selection of songs that cover roughly 3/4 of the complete score and showcases Klepacki's talent for creating sounds that range from gritty ambient to fast-paced electronica to crushing heavy metal and majestic orchestral pieces.

Notable tracks: Dense, Radio (actually Radio 2) and, of course, the anthemic Hell March


The Incredibles (2004)

Pixar, alongside Valve Software, is IMO the only studio capable of creating a solid and entertaining 3D animation. Even better is when Pixar is paired with Brad Bird who seems to have the touch of Midas when it comes to cartoons and animated feature films. The Incredibles is a fresh take on the superhero fable and is often considered to be one of the best 3D animations ever, entertaining both kids and adults (but mostly adults, lol). Since the setting is an alternative late '60s environment, the music is naturally fit for a spy movie... and it's, excuse the pun, incredible.

Notable tracks: Life's Incredible Again, 100 Mile Dash, The Incredits


Independence Day (1996)

An idiotic but so goddamn entertaining Roland Emmerich disaster movie where the president of United States is Mr. Cool Guy who likes to kick some alien ass in his fighter jet and Jeff Goldblum hacks into an alien mainframe with a Mac. It's a really grand movie and boasts one of the most pompous scores ever composed. David Arnold is Mr. Stars and Stripes when it comes to movie composers.

Notable tracks: The Day We Fight Back, The President's Speech and the most bloated End Titles ever created in the history of mankind. I mean, seriously. It goes over the top so many times during the finale that... well, you'll have to listen to it yourself. Holy $#!&. Awesome.


MDK (1997)

Possibly the wackiest and surrealistic FPS game ever made and entertaining as hell. The game sounds and looks very dated by now but despite the crude quality of both graphics and sounds, the ambient and atmosphere is something else and well worth experiencing. The game is laughably short, featuring only about five levels or so but each and every one of them are unique and memorable. Tommy Tallarico's score is one of the game's better features and I believe the published soundtrack features each and every track (albeit in a slightly rearranged and finalized forms). Unfortunately, the last track included is an awful techno remix instead of Billy Ze Kick's awesome cover of Non Non Rien N'a Changé which was featured in the ending FMV.

Notable tracks: Prologue, New Territories, Tribal Unity


Hear you later.

1.How did you get into no.29? KT Tunstall
"Whoohooo...whooohooo.." Black Horse And The Cherry Tree

2. What's the first song you ever heard by no.22? Maroon 5
This Love

3. Whats your favorite lyric by no.33? The Wreckers
Rain

4. How did you get into no.49? Michelle Branch
Can't remember, but it's gotta do with her debut album The Spirit Room

5. How many albums by no.13 do you own? Steve Vai
6 albums: Flex-Able, Passion & Warfare, The Ultra Zone, Real Illusions: Reflections, Sound Theories Vol. I and II and G3 - Live In Tokyo

6. What is your favorite song by no.50? Rage Against the Machine
Sleep Now in the Fire

7. Is there a song by no.39 that makes you sad? Queens of the Stone Age
No

8. What is your favorite song by no.15? Karen Zoid
Southern Sky

9. What is your favorite song by no.5? Joe Satriani
Up in the Sky

10. Is there a song by no.6 that makes you happy? Sara Bareilles
Love Song

11. What is the worst song by no.40? Taylor Swift
Something I haven't heard yet.

12. What is your favorite song by no.10? Audioslave
Your Time Has Come

13. What is a good memory you have involving no.30? Danity Kane
Makes me happy to see a couple of beautiful girls singing and dancing.

14. What is your favorite song by no.38? Jennifer Paige
Stay the Night

15. Is there a song by no.19 that makes you happy? Tristan Prettyman
Shy That Way (feat. Jason Mraz)

16. Is there a song by no.no.25 that makes you sad? Diana Krall
No

17. What is the first song you ever heard by 23? Christina Aguilera
Genie In A Bottle

18. What's your favorite lyric by no.11? Queensrÿche
The whole story of Operation: Mindcrime

19. Who is a favorite member of no.1? Nelly Furtado
Nelly Furtado's live band background singer Jasmine Baird

20. Is there a song by no.14 that makes you happy? Brooke Fraser
Still in Love

21. What is a good memory involving no.27? Sugababes
Met Heidi, Keisha and Amelle once and they were very nice!

22. What is your favorite song by no.16? Natalie Imbruglia
Sunlight

23. What is the first song you ever heard by no.47? A Fine Frenzy
Fever

24. What is your favorite album by no.18? Róisín Murphy
Overpowered

25. What is your favorite song by no.21? Colbie Caillat
Midnight Bottle

26. What is the first song you ever heard by no.26? Katie Melua
The Closest Thing To Crazy

27. What is your favorite album by no.3? The Killers
Hot Fuss

28. What is you favorite song by no.2? Lucie Silvas
Something About You

29. What was the first song you ever heard by no.32? Melanie C
I Turn To You

30. What is you favorite song by no.8? Delta Goodrem
A Little Too Late

31. How many times have you seen no.17 live? Franz Ferdinand
Once.

32. Is there a song by no.44 that makes you happy? The Corrs
So Young

33. How did you get into no.12? Céline Dion
Her english debut album in 1990 got my attention.. in 1990!

34. What is the worst song by no.45? Marié Digby
Cover of Rihanna's Umbrella. Her own songs are better

35. What was the first song you ever heard by no.34? Hans Zimmer
The movie score for The Rock I think.

36. What was the first song you ever heard by no.48? Justin Timberlake
Señorita

37. How many times have you seen no.42 live? John Williams
Zero

38. What is you favorite song by no.36? U2
Vertigo

39. What was the first song you ever heard by no.28? David Arnold
The movie score for Independence Day

40. What is you favorite album by no.7? Kate Voegele
Don't Look Away

41. Is there a song by no.31 that makes you happy? 安藤まさひろ
Any version of Moon Over The Castle

42. What is your favorite album by no.41? 陳慧琳
風・花・雪

43. What is your favorite song by no.24? Alicia Keys
Go Ahead

44. What is a good memory you have involving no.46? Marié Digby
Always a pleasure watching her Youtube channel

45. What is your favorite song by no.35? 林憶蓮
灰色

46. Is there a song by no.9 that makes you happy? Kylie Minogue
Love At First Sight

47. What is your favorite album by no.4? Anna Nalick
Wreck of the Day

48. Who is your favorite member of no.37? Juliette & The Licks
Juliette Lewis

49. What is the first song you ever heard by no.43? Groove Armada
I See You Baby

50. What is your favorite song by no.20? Jimmy Eat World
Salt Sweat Sugar aka Bleed American

Am craving to own the Stargate OST (David Arnold). Living in Indonesia makes it impossible to buy it, though. That is why I have asked my brother, who lives in NYC, to buy it for me.

He says he'll send it to me this September. YEY.

In the grand tradition of meaningless internet timewasting, I propose to draw connections between all the recording artistes in my Top 50 list. In doing this, I will have safely put off all the things I actually need to do.

Starting at Number 50, then:

50. Wendy Carlos
Scored two Stanley Kubrick movies. Stanley Kubrick directed Barry Lyndon, which was pastiched in the video for CC (You Set the Fire in Me) by

49. Tom Vek
Contributed a song to the Grand Theft Auto IV soundtrack, which also features Godley and Creme's Cry. Godley and Creme also directed music videos, one of which was for the band Yes, which at one time featured Trevor Horn, production mastermind behind

48. The Art of Noise
Which also comprised Anne Dudley and Paul Morley, both of whom worked with

47. ABC
Fronted by the inimitable Martin Fry, who performed a cover of Tom Jones' Bond theme Thunderball on David Arnold's Shaken Not Stirred album, which also featured Leftfield, who, on their track Open Up, worked with John Lydon, frontman of

46. Public Image Ltd.
Toured with New Order on The Monsters of Alternative Rock tour in 1989. New Order's Peter Hook has claimed that he had been invited to perform onstage with

45. Interpol
Who played the Curiosa festival, organised by Robert Smith of

44. The Cure
A much credited influence on

43. The Killers
Whose video for Bones was directed by Tim Burton, also director of Batman. Batman: The Animated Series was graced by the voiceover talents of one Stuart Goddard, better known as the frontman of

42. Adam and the Ants
Who recorded a song called Friends,in which Jim Morrison is namechecked. Jim Morrison had an affair with Nico, of The Velvet Underground, which was primarily fronted by

41. Lou Reed
A contributor to the soundtrack to David Lynch's Lost Highway. Lynch also directed Dune, which Ridley Scott was originally intended to direct. Instead, Scott worked on Blade Runner, which was scored by

40. Vangelis
That movie score is being performed in full at Massive Attack's Meltdown festival, where

39. Grace Jones
Will also be performing. Jones co-starred with Arnold Schwarzenegger in Conan the Destroyer. Schwarzenegger appears as himself (apparently) in the comedy movie Dave, which stars Kevin Kline, who recorded vocals for Disco Clone, probably the most famous song by

38. Cristina
One of the acts on the Ze Label in New York. New York is also the home to

37. Yeah Yeah Yeahs
One of many bands to appear on the Gang of Four tribute album Return The Gift. Another was

36. Bloc Party
Whose frontman, Kele Okereke, was born in Liverpool, home to

35. Echo and the Bunnymen
Frontman Ian McCulloch is a fan of David Bowie. In the late 70s, Bowie declared that his idea for a multimedia stage show had been anticipated by

34. The Human League
Who were asked to tour with Talking Heads. The frontman of Talking Heads was half of the informal partnership behind the My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts album:

33. Brian Eno and David Byrne
Eno produced David Bowie's Lodger album, which featured the single Boys Keep Swinging, covered by

32. The Associates
Bono wrote the foreword to a book on Associates frontman Billy Mackenzie. Bono sang on a Michael Hutchence album produced by Andy Gill of

31. Gang of Four
Whose bassist, Dave Allen, later joined Shriekback, which also featured members of XTC, one of many bands covered by

30. Nouvelle Vague
Who also covered a Generation X song. Generation X's Billy Idol is famous for his song White Wedding, partially covered in a version of What You Waiting For by

29. Franz Ferdinand
Past recipients of the Mercury Music Prize, an accolade last bequeathed to

28. Klaxons
Who are working with Tony Visconti, who produced Indiscreet by

27. Sparks
Who were covered by

26. Siouxsie and the Banshees
An acknowledged early influence on

25. U2
Who recorded Achtung Baby at Hansa Studios, Berlin, the same place that The Idiot by

24. Iggy Pop
Was recorded some thirteen or so years earlier. Iggy Pop is one of the favourite artists of Alison

23. Goldfrapp
Who played Coachella this year, along with

22. Kraftwerk
Kraftwerk's Karl Bartos guested on an album by Electronic, the Johnny Marr/Bernard Sumner side project. Whilst in Joy Division, Bernard Sumner worked with Martin Hannett, who produced much of the recorded output of

21. John Cooper Clarke
Was a friend of Mark E. Smith's. Apparently, a song on The Fall's debut album refers to Julian Cope of

20. The Teardrop Explodes
Julian Cope is a much regarded historian of Krautrock, Prog and suchlike, and has written about King Crimson. Robert Fripp of King Crimson once asked David Sylvian of

19. Japan
To serve as the frontman of his band. In an anecdote about the making of Tin Drum, Mick Karn notes that Paul McCartney asked to appear on the album. McCartney and the other Beatles were parodied by The Residents on their debut album. The Residents also recorded a cover of Satisfaction by The Rolling Stones, as did

18. Devo
A parody of whose song Whip It features in an episode of The Simpsons. The Simpsons devoted an entire episode to a parody of Citizen Kane, directed by Orson Welles, who also directed a film version of The Trial by Franz Kafka. The protagonist of The Trial is

17. Josef K
Whose song Sorry for Laughing was covered by ZTT band Propaganda, one of whose members was (is?) married to Paul Morley, who wrote the liner notes for a

16. Fad Gadget
compilation. Fad Gadget's Frank Tovey died shortly after a tour with Depeche Mode, who appear on the soundtrack to the Wim Wenders film Until the End of the World, as do

15. Talking Heads
were produced by Brian Eno, who, in Roxy Music, released a song called

14. Ladytron
who, along with

13. New Order
contributed to a Nine Inch Nails remix album. New Order were managed by Alan Wise, who also managed

12. The Fall
Mark E. Smith had a correspondence with Iggy Pop for several years. Seeing Iggy Pop perform was the catalyst for Alan Vega of

11. Suicide
To enter music. Suicide were instrumental in the No Wave scene, documented by

10. Brian Eno
On the No New York album. Brian Eno composed some of the music for David Lynch's Dune, which starred the actor Everett McGill, who also appeared in the Bond film Licence to Kill, which was the first of many not to be scored by veteran Bond composer

9. John Barry
Composed the theme tune to The Persuaders, which featured the character Lord Brett Sinclair, the apparent namesake of Brett Anderson of

8. Suede
Anderson released a self-named solo album in 2007, as did Jarvis Cocker of

7. Pulp
The video for Pulp's Bad Cover Version features a

6. David Bowie
impersonator. Bowie is the credited writer of Blur's M.O.R., due to it borrowing the melody from Boys Keep Swinging. Blur's Damon Albarn was the partner of Justine Frischman from Elastica, who also plagiarised a song, albeit one by

5. Wire
Mike Thorne produced Wire's early albums, as he did with Honi Soit by

4. John Cale
Who himself was slated to produce the first

3. Roxy Music
Album. Roxy Music feature heavily on the soundtrack of Control, the biopic of Ian Curtis of

2. Joy Division
Members of Joy Division were present at the seminal Free Trade Hall Sex Pistols gig, organised by Howard Devoto of

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I think you'll agree, pretty seamless...er...