Obligatory music forum topic.
Few rules; -Keep natter to the minimum, if you want to comment on some track, also post what you're listeining to -Format is as follows:
The Pogues - The Old Main Drag
That is, Band - Song, in italics.
Let the insane post-count growing ensue!
Li'l Shardfinder
Supergrass — Pumping On Your Stereo
...Or "humping", as they are clearly singing in this song. 
Currently listening to stuff
Hedwig Mollestad Trio - "Lake Acid"
The Rezillos: "Top of the Pops"
Faust: "Just a Second (Starts Like That!) / Picnic on a Frozen River / Deuxieme Tableau"
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"Giggy Smile"
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Fuck yeah, Faust.![[awesome]](https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/minis/award_star_gold_3.png "[awesome]"){kind=small}
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Saint Etienne - "Stranger In Paradise"
A chub from the Grant Corporation
I couldn't quite get into their first two albums, but Faust IV is good stuff.
Jaga Jazzist: "Starfire"
Li'l Shardfinder
They Might Be Giants — Nightgown of the Sullen Moon
You can not go to Utah again after you have eaten Utah and have not eaten.
Listening to Apple's Beats 1 radio station. They're currently playing:
City by Spring Kings
Together, we are one.
A chub from the Grant Corporation
Funny, but Faust IV is where they start to lose me.
Focus — Hamburger Concerto
Confirmed Bachelors: the dramedy hit of 1883!
Little Monster by Royal Blood
Together, we are one.
Dave Douglas Quartet: "Bal Maqué"
Officially intimidated
Antonio Carlos Jobim: "Valse"
A chub from the Grant Corporation
Carnegie — Never Give Up
Ridiculously over-the-top progressive/pomp-rock band fronted by identical twin singer/pianists. Imagine ELP crossed with Queen crossed with Ferrante & Teicher.
Confirmed Bachelors: the dramedy hit of 1883!
Kraftwerk: "Metal on Metal"
Joy Electric: "Viva La Vida"
Duke Ellington: "Cong-Go"
Li'l Shardfinder
Baltimora — Juke Box Boy
You can not go to Utah again after you have eaten Utah and have not eaten.
Jaga Jazzist: "Starfire"
A chub from the Grant Corporation
John Miles — Overture
Confirmed Bachelors: the dramedy hit of 1883!
Sparks: "Academy Award Performance"
A Guy from a Place
Guess who's back... 
Bob Dylan - "Subterranean Homesick Blues" (Classic one right here. His first released tune in the Folk Rock vein, Dylan shows here just how much of a part he played in the 60s Folk Rock explosion- along with The Byrds and Simon & Garfunkel, he pretty much invented the genre. In fact, he did more than the other two on that front when you take into account the fact that The Byrds got big covering "Mr. Tambourine Man". This one's got several great guitar parts, a great beat and some sweet solos to recommend it- Dylan's comfortable with this whole Rock thing right off the bat. Not surprising, when you consider he actually played in Rock & Roll bands when he was younger... And, of course, his lyrics and the images they present are practically beyond fault. This, along with its accompanying album- Bringing It All Back Home- and the two albums after it- Highway 61 Revisited and Blonde On Blonde- pretty much epitomize Folk Rock. Essential. )
Ondatrópica: "Curro Fuentes"
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"Descarga Trópica"
Nelly Furtado - Força
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