2018 CGI Fridays Music Extravaganza!

***EDITORS NOTE: This was made in 2018 and some things have moved around outside the tie for the top three. However, the formatting is messed up and I can't edit anything without destroying everything.

But honestly - who's keeping track? Enjoy this ridiculously comprehensive list I put together during my three-hour Monday night newspaper editing class in college.

*Second Note: The first three are tied and considered my "Holy Trinity" of music. I can't edit it but blogger is free so who am I to complain?!

1. (Tie-1) Maroon 5/Adam Levine
   1. “Never Gonna Leave This Bed”
   2. “She Will Be Loved”
   3. “Sunday Morning”
   4. “Payphone”
   5. “Won’t Go Home Without You”
   6. “This Love”
   7. “Lost Stars”
   8. “Daylight”
   9. “Leaving California”
   10. “Must Get Out”
2. (Tie-1) Green Day
   1. “Jesus of Suburbia”
   2. “American Idiot”
   3. “Holiday”
   4. “Boulevard of Broken Dreams”
   5. “Wake Me Up When September Ends”
   6. “Homecoming”
   7. “The Static Age”
   8. “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)”
   9. “21st Century Breakdown”
   10. "Minority"
3. (Tie-1) The Killers/Brandon Flowers
   1. “Mr. Brightside”
   2. “Spaceman”
   3. “Human”
   4. “Read My Mind”
   5. “When You Were Young”
   6. “All These Things That I’ve Done”
   7. “Just Another Girl”
   8. “The Way It Was”
   9. “Rut”
   10. “Runaways”
4. *NSYNC
   1. “Pop”
   2. “This I Promise You”
   3. “It’s Gonna Be Me”
   4. “Bye Bye Bye”
   5. “Gone”
   6. “Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays”
   7. “That Girl (Will Never Be Mine)”
   8. “I Want You Back” (OMG the 90s…)
   9. “God Must Have Spent A Little More Time On You”
   10. “Tearin’ Up My Heart”
5. Justin Bieber
   1. “Never Let You Go”
   2. “Baby”
   3. “Down to Earth”
   4. “Stuck in the Moment”
   5. “Somebody to Love”
   6. “That Should Be Me”
   7. “Die In Your Arms”
   8. “One Time”
   9. “One Less Lonely Girl”
   10. “Sorry”
6. The All-American Rejects
   1. “It Ends Tonight”
   2. “Move Along”
   3. “Gives You Hell”
   4. “Swing, Swing”
   5. “Dirty Little Secret”
   6. “I Wanna”
   7. “Fast & Slow”
   8. “Heartbeat Slowing Down”
   9. “The Last Song”
   10. “Night Drive”
7. Bowling For Soup
   1. “1985”
   2. “High School Never Ends”
   3. “Ohio (Come Back to Texas)”
   4. “Girl All the Bad Guys Want”
   5. “Almost”
   6. “Punk Rock 101”
   7. “Trucker Hat”
   8. “Get Happy”
   9. “A-Hole”
   10. “When We Die”
8. One Direction/Niall Horan
   1. “Hey Angel”
   2. “Story of My Life”
   3. “She's Not Afraid”
   4. “One Thing”
   5. “What Makes You Beautiful”
   6. “Best Song Ever”
   7. “Live While We’re Young”
   8. “I Would”
   9. “Infinity”
   10. “History”
9. High School Musical cast/Zac Efron
   1. “Everyday”
   2. “Breaking Free”
   3. “You Are the Music in Me”
   4. “We're All in This Together”
   5. “What Time Is It?”
   6. “Right Here, Right Now”
   7. “Get’cha Head in the Game”
   8. “Scream”
   9. “Start of Something New”
   10. “High School Musical”
10. Daughtry
    1. “Life After You”
    2. “Home”
    3. “Waiting for Superman”
    4. “No Surprise”
    5. “What About Now”
    6. “It’s Not Over”
    7. “Used To”
    8. “Feels Like Tonight”
    9. “September”
    10. “Battleships”
11. Fall Out Boy
    1. “Sugar We’re Goin Down”
    2. “Dance, Dance”
    3. “Centuries”
    4. “Thnks fr th Mmrs”
    5. “This Ain’t A Scene, It’s An Arms Race”
12. OneRepublic
    1. “Stop and Stare”
    2. “All the Right Moves”
    3. “Good Life”
    4. “Secrets”
    5. “I Lived”
13. Imagine Dragons
    1. “Thunder”
    2. “I’m So Sorry”
    3. “Demons”
    4. “On Top of the World”
    5. “My Fault”
14. Lifehouse
    1. “Broken”
    2. “All In”
    3. “Whatever It Takes”
    4. “You and Me”
    5. “Halfway Gone”
15. Justin Timberlake
    1. “Can't Stop The Feeling”
    2. “Señorita”
    3. “Cry Me A River”
    4. ...What Goes Around...Comes Around
    5. “Mirrors”
16. Linkin Park
    1. “Numb”
    2. “Burn It Down”
    3. “In the End”
17. The Greatest Showman cast
    1. “The Other Side”
    2. “This Is Me”
    3. “From Now On”
18. Michael Jackson
    The winner of the “wasn’t alive for him” category.
    1. "Thriller”
    2. “Billie Jean”
    3. “Man in the Mirror”
19. Queen
    The winner of the “wasn’t alive for them” category.
    1. “Bohemian Rhapsody”
    2. “Don’t Stop Me Now”
    3. “We Will Rock You”
20. Keith Urban
    1. “Stupid Boy”
    2. “I Told You So”
    3. “Days Go By”
21. Blink-182
    “I Miss You”
22. Jonas Brothers/Nick Jonas
    “Lovebug”
23. Brad Paisley
    “Ticks”
24. Aaron Carter
    “I Want Candy”
25. Panic! At the Disco
    I always liked Panic! and had appreciation for what they did, but not until their 2018 album “Pray for the Wicked” did I really take notice. Rarely does an entire album deliver like Wicked does.
26. Cold War Kids
    Neither last nor least, “First!”
27. Coldplay
28. Tim McGraw
29. Sing Street cast/Hudson Thames
    I’ll mention Sing Street again but amidst a soundtrack loaded with amazing original music, Thames’ “Drive It Like You Stole It” is the gold medal.
30. Kenny Chesney
31. AC/DC
    Maybe it was being exposed to Richard Linklater’s iconic School of Rock at a young age, but, as I said, I’m a huge fan of 1970s and ‘80s music. It must have been cool to live through that.
32. Bruno Mars
    #OPINIONALERT: Him or Justin Timberlake is this generation’s “King of Pop.”
33. Jesse McCartney
34. Train/Pat Monahan
35. Rascal Flatts
36. Phil Collins
    Certainly an accomplished musician, but he’ll always be in my heart for Tarzan.
37. Zac Brown Band/Sir Roosevelt
38. Jet
    Kept on showing up in Spider-Man movies and I’m a better human being for it.
39. Gavin DeGraw
40. Pat Green
    If the Texas Rangers win, “(You) Like Texas.”
41. Thirty Seconds to Mars
42. The Who
    “Eminence Front” is peak instrumental and is the Dallas Mavericks form of “I Like Texas.”
43. Kelly Clarkson
    It’s not just because she’s a Cowboys fan. I don’t think it would suck, but I’m glad to have Kelly in my life.
44. Phillip Phillips
45. Jack Ingram
46. Taylor Swift
47. Snow Patrol
    Just like movies, I definitely appreciate leaving the theater feeling up. But sometimes feeling “down” through music is liberating.
48. Twenty One Pilots
49. Katy Perry
50. P!nk
51. Montgomery Gentry
52. The Script
53. Billy Currington
54. Backstreet Boys
55. CeeLo Green/Gnarls Barkley
56. Toby Keith
57. Foo Fighters
58. The Beatles/George Harrison/Paul McCartney
    A convenient grouping here because they each warrant their own bullet point, but sometimes we only get by with a little help from our friends.
59. Shinedown
60. Weird Al Yankovic
    I have a lot of artists listed in this extravaganza that aren’t “real” per se. What is reality anyway? Weird Al’s Star Wars collection is beloved and the force will be with “The Saga Begins.” Always.
61. Shawn Mendes
62. JAY-Z
63. Darius Rucker
64. Britney Spears
65. George Strait
66. Elton John
67. Usher
68. Guns N’ Roses
69. Johnny Cash
    My dad played Johnny Cash CD’s (compact disks for those of you born after 1998) when he drove me places. That was his right to pick the artist and I was in good musical hands. We went everywhere together…
70. Eli Young Band
71. The Fray
72. Adam Sandler
    As a Jew, i’m inclined to support Sandler’s hilarious Chanukah songs. That, and they really are amazing.
73. MGMT
74. Lady Gaga
75. Smash Mouth
76. Frank Sinatra
    Thank you grandma, for introducing me to your favorite artist.
77. Blake Shelton
78. Lady Antebellum
79. Eric Church
80. Dropkick Murphys
    I’ve visited Boston and, while there, the Bruins won a Stanley Cup. “Tessie” is for the Red Sox but it’s close enough for me to claim some sort of connection to its triumphant Boston roots.
81. The Temper Trap
82. Matchbox 20/Rob Thomas
83. Soundgarden/Chris Cornell
    RIP to Chris Cornell, author of my favorite Bond song.
84. Fountains of Wayne
    My friend and I watched the “Stacy’s Mom” music video waaaaaaay too many times.
85. Boys Like Girls
86. Bleachers
87. Carolina Liar
    Tell me the frontman for Carolina Liar is not you-know-who.
88. Wolfmother
89. K’naan
    I was fortunate enough to go to Africa in 2017. The first thing I packed was “Wavin’ Flag.”
90. Daniel Powter
91. Semisonic
92. John Denver
    The Kingsman movies are two of my all-timer’s (as you’ll see below), but that damn Merlin scene takes the cake. (Spoiler warning!)
93. WALK THE MOON
94. James Blunt
95. Matisyahu
96. The Lonely Island
    SNL skits turned into actual media have produced some popular movies like Wayne’s World and The Blues Brothers but my favorite is Popstar and The Lonely Island group behind it. Whether it’s partnerships with Maroon 5’s Adam Levine or Justin Timberlake, the hits just keep on cumming. (Can I say that?)
97. Journey
    One of my personal favorite sports + music moments. (With more to come.)
98. Jason Mraz
99. Ayokay
    While we’re feeling the baseball fever, Ian Desmond had perhaps the greatest walk-up song ever.
100. Hinder
101. Alt-J
     If not for 2016’s top movie, Captain America: Civil War, maybe I never learn about “Left Hand Free” or even Alt-J. It’s definitely not a recognizable keyboard function. Especially on a Mac, which doesn’t have an “Alt” button. (I just tried “Command”+”J” and it did nothing.)
102. Papa Roach
103. American Authors
104. David Bowie
105. Nickelback
106. The Black Eyed Peas/will.i.am
107. Muse
     Muse debut “Mercy” in partnership with Arkham Knight and forever claimed a piece of my heart.
108. Fun.
109. O.A.R.
110. Goo Goo Dolls
111. Sum 41
112. The Jackson 5
113. Steve Miller Band
114. Switchfoot
115. Carly Rae Jepsen
116. Owl City
117. Barns Courtney
118. The Strumbellas
119. Ramones
     Whether you know the song or not, you know the sound of “Blitzkrieg Bop.”
120. Good Charlotte
121. Simple Plan
122. Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
123. Greek Fire
124. Plain White T's
125. Timbaland
126. The Struts
127. X Ambassadors
128. Hot Hot Heat
129. Aloe Blacc
     One of the sweetest voices in the biz.
130. Kendrick Lamar
     I’m the first to admit rap isn’t my favorite genre. Obviously that’s obvious. But that Kendrick Lamar is talented, I tell ya!
131. Yellowcard
132. The Score
133. Hunter Hayes
134. Creedence Clearwater Revival/John Fogerty
     Where there’s a sitcom war montage, there’s “Fortunate Son.”
135. Weezer
136. Rodney Atkins
137. Drake Bell
138. Third Eye Blind
139. Matt Nathanson
140. Hot Chelle Rae
141. Shooter Jennings
142. Passion Pit
143. Bastille
144. 3 Doors Down
145. Wylde Bunch
146. Lupe Fiasco
     One of my best friends is black and said to me once, “Ace, you know ‘Kick, Push’ isn’t about skateboarding right?” I may be musically uninformed, but I know other things FRIEND.
147. Michael Bublé
148. Twisted Sister
149. Lil' Bow Wow
150. My Chemical Romance
151. System Of A Down
152. Nelly
153. Electric Light Orchestra
154. Pitbull
     I confess. I like Pitbull. Maybe it’s my Miami roots. I also like Nickelback and a slew of boy bands. Dale.
155. Led Zeppelin
156. Kiss
157. Phoenix
158. John Mayer
159. Dierks Bentley
160. Sam Smith
161. Big & Rich
162. BBMak/On the Line soundtrack/Joey Fatone
     On the Line is just a dreadful movie, but the music is great. (Given my #4 band, I would think so.)
163. Sara Bareilles
164. 5ive
     Not to be confused with...
165. Five for Fighting
     …If there’s a tearjerker of a song at a Bar Mitzvah/wedding, it probably came from 5F5.
166. Fitz & The Tantrums
     Producing a hit song is one thing, but to give sports venues the perfect sound bite is an even great accomplishment.
167. Mötley Crüe
168. Little Big Town
169. Miley Cyrus/Hannah Montana
170. Hoobastank
171. Kanye West
     I hear he’s crazy, but I tend to mute celebrities personal lives unless they pull a(n?) R. Kelly. Kanye might be coo coo, but the man is pretty amazing.
172. Eminem
173. Jason Derulo
174. Rihanna
175. Bon Jovi
176. The Black Keys
177. Looking Glass
178. Jason Aldean
179. Three Dog Night
180. Oasis
181. Outkast/Andre 3000
182. The Chainsmokers
183. Jimmy Eat World
184. Sweet
185. Christina Aguilera
186. Kid Rock
187. Redbone
     Music and movies are a match made in heaven. James Gunn used music and his “Awesome Mix” tapes to create entertainment magic.
188. U2
189. Toto
190. Sheryl Crow
191. Uncle Kracker
192. John Newman
193. Lonestar
194. Lucky Boys Confusion
195. Lynyrd Skynyrd
     The Kingsman movies are criminally underappreciated, providing some of the best and most realistic action set pieces in cinema. Like this.
196. Prince
     And this.
197. Tinie Tempah
198. Metro Station
199. Steriogram
     A lot of song lyrics are impossible to comprehend, but “Walkie Talkie Man” might be the winner.
200. Fort Minor
201. Sean Kingston
202. Carrie Underwood
203. The Spinners
204. Sammie
205. Cat Stevens
206. Cheap Trick
     I discovered so much wonderful 1970s music through That 70’s Show. Cheap Trick supplied the iconic opening salvo.
207. Neon Trees
208. Modest Mouse
209. Stellastarr
210. The Strokes
211. Avril Lavigne
212. Kings of Leon
213. DMX
214. The Rolling Stones
215. Todd Rundgren
     Another from That 70’s Show, “Hello It’s Me” takes the emotional cake. And I love cake.
216. Hoodie Allen
217. Bryan Adams
218. Of Monsters and Men
219. Gwen Stefani
220. Eiffel 65
221. Blue Swede
222. KC and The Sunshine Band
223. 5 Seconds of Summer
224. Infant Sorrow
     Fictional bands still make real music.
225. Brooks & Dunn
226. Trickside
227. Aerosmith
228. Adele
229. Gloria Gaynor
     One of very favorite movies with one of my very favorite scenes with one of my very favorite songs. First I was afraid. Sh*t, I was petrified!
230. Arcade Fire
     Music + sports = emotions…
231. Finger Eleven
232. Motion City Soundtrack
233. Jimmy Buffett
     It’s always 5:00 in Margaritaville.
234. Daryl Hall & John Oates
235. Sam Cooke
236. Big Star
237. Saliva
238. Trace Adkins
239. Run The Jewels
     One of the coolest movie trailers ever thanks to RTJ.
240. No Doubt
241. George Michael
242. Neil Diamond
     People will try to overplay “Sweet Caroline” to death, but I won’t let them.
243. LMFAO/Redfoo
244. Kenny Rogers
245. The White Stripes
246. M83
247. Survivor
248. Lionel Richie
249. The O'Jays
250. The Band Perry
251. ZZ Top
252. Sia
253. Gary Allen
254. Donots
     A lot of this list is decorated with music from select video game soundtracks. Chief amongst them are the back-to-back all-time great MVP Baseball 04 and 05. For the Donots, “We (definitely) Got the Noise!”
255. Foster the People
256. Metallica
257. The Outfield
     “Your Love,” my favorite baseball player Frank Catalanotto’s walk-up.
258. SZA
259. Duran Duran
     Sing Street is a must-see movie if you like to smile and feel good.
260. Kevin Rudolf
261. Jupiter One
262. Willie Nelson
263. Remy Zero
264. The Ataris
265. Kevin Fowler
     A cover that I actually prefer to the original.
266. Nelly Furtado
267. Baha Men
     2019 and we still have no clue who let the dogs out.
268. Zedd
269. Vertical Horizon
270. Haddaway
271. Major Lazer
272. Stevie Wonder
273. Wiz Khalifa
     I’ve got Wiz’s part in Maroon 5’s “Payphone” completely memorized.
274. Halsey
275. Enrique Iglesias
276. Huey Lewis and the News
277. Kenny Loggins
278. Dashboard Confessional
279. Alicia Keys
280. Secondhand Serenade
281. Don Henley
282. The Heavy
283. Kevin Lyttle
284. Dustin Lynch
285. Embrace
286. Randy Houser
287. Daddy Yankee
288. Alan Jackson
289. Steppenwolf
290. Post Malone
291. Bill Gentry
292. NEEDTOBREATHE
293. Hairspray soundtrack
294. Adam Lambert
295. Sam Hunt
296. Billy Idol
     *Mavericks score…TIMEOUT OTHER TEAM!*
297. Calvin Harris
298. Drake
299. Waylon Jennings
300. Beastie Boys
301. Norman Greenbaum
     Got to be one of the most recognizable sounds.
302. B.o.B.
303. Take That
304. Franz Ferdinand
305. Depeche Mode
306. Flo Rida
307. The Fratellis
308. Nirvana
309. Gorillaz
310. Steve Holy
311. MAGIC!
312. Thin Lizzy
313. Al Green
314. The Lumineers
315. Village People
316. Night Ranger
     Night. Ranger. Man.
317. Matt and Kim
318. My Morning Jacket
     It’s a trip, man.
319. Max Frost
320. B.J. Thomas
321. Stoney Larue
322. Marvin Gaye
323. Ok Go
324. T.I.
325. Caesars
326. The Phantoms
327. Jay Sean
328. The Weeknd
329. The Vines
330. Van Halen
331. Phases
332. Ray Charles
333. The Rembrandts
     If Friends bombed, would the song go to waste?
334. Alphaville
335. Gary Clark Jr.
336. Toploader
337. Spoon
338. Manchester Orchestra
339. J. Cole
340. Macklemore
341. Soulja Boy
342. Alice Cooper
343. Akon
344. TLC
     Yes. And Yes.
345. Adam Ant
     Viewer discretion advised. I guess.
346. T-Pain
347. Big Boi
348. The Verve
349. Staind
350. Lil Wayne
351. The Beach Boys
352. Grouplove
353. TQ
354. Taio Cruz
355. ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead
356. The Foundations
357. James Brown
358. Lukas Graham
359. Colbie Caillat
360. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
361. G-Eazy
362. Cults
363. Nine Days
364. Celine Dion
365. 2Pac
366. Gavin Rossdale
367. Mann
368. Kutless
369. OMI
370. The Presidents of The U.S.A.
     Cleveland temporarily rocks.
371. Red Hot Chili Peppers
372. The Temptations
373. Jefferson Starship
374. Fallzone
375. Biggie Smalls
376. Rock 'N Roll Soldiers
377. Rupert Holmes
378. Glen Campbell
379. Don McLean
     Without “American Pie,” aforementioned this would not exist.
380. Spencer Lee
381. Aliotta Haynes Jeremiah
382. Ozzy Osbourne
383. The Prodigy
384. Labrinth
385. Carl Douglas
386. Nas
387. Randy Rogers Band
388. Trust Company
389. John Legend
390. Dispatch
391. The Wallflowers
392. R.E.M.
393. Lit
394. Chase Baker
395. The Hives
396. Wax Fang
     You’ll be seeing more from this show.
397. Jim Croce
398. Tracy Byrd
399. Jidenna
400. Blur
401. Wild Cherry
402. Joey Scarbury
403. Jimi Hendrix
404. Black Sabbath
405. The Five Stairsteps
406. The Hit Girls
407. The Animals
408. Europe
409. The Runaways
     Side note: both Maroon 5 andThe Killers have a song called “Runaway” or “Runaways” that are both great.
410. Joan Jett
411. Gorillaz
412. Gary Glitter
413. Billy Joel
414. Dream Street
415. DNCE
416. Garth Brooks
417. Fleetwood Mac
418. Florida Georgia Line
419. Sheppard
420. Gang of Youths
421. Ludacris
422. Dia Frampton/Javier Colon/Nakia/Terry McDermott/Vicci Martinez/Xenia
     My favorite from these “The Voice” graduates is “Stitch by Stitch” from Colon.
423. Kula Shaker
424. Travie McCoy
425. Juice Newton
426. Elvis Presley
427. Vance Joy
428. R. City
429. Alessia Cara
430. 50 Cent
431. Eric Hutchinson
432. Ryan Cabrera
433. Zutons
434. Harry Belafonte
435. Gym Class Heroes
436. Hot Chocolate
437. Dire Straits
438. Atomic Otro Way
439. Boyz II Men
440. Lee Greenwood
441. Bell Biv DeVoe
442. Luniz
443. Planetshakers
444. Grease soundtrack
445. Ed Sheeran
446. Snoop Dogg
447. Elvin Bishop
448. The Interrupters
449. Hole
450. Bruce Springsteen
451. Cameo/The BossHoss
     Feast your eyes.
452. Guided by Voices
453. Bebe Rexha
454. Boyz 12
455. Passenger
456. Josh Abbott Band
457. Bucky Covington
458. Mumford & Sons
459. Louis XIV
460. Grace
461. Mark Ronson
462. Von Bondies
463. Kaleo
464. Meghan Trainor
465. Rag’n’Bone
466. Portugal. The Man
467. Little Texas
468. Juicy J
     This list has a lot of song producers that don’t really sing, yet are attached to multiple songs that please my inner eardrum.
469. Bonnie Tyler
470. Cheat Codes
471. Death Cab for Cutie
472. The Edgar Winter Band
473. Funeral Party
474. Styx
     #FreeStyx!
475. Men Without Hats
476. A Great Big World
477. P Diddy
478. Ray Parker Jr.
479. Earth, Wind & Fire
480. Bleu
481. Louis Armstrong
482. Rednex
483. Moniker
     Songs from movies and TV shows are popular on this list. It still is CGI Fridays after all!
484. New Radicals
485. Luis Fonsi
486. Kongos
487. a-Ha
488. Def Leppard
489. Boston
490. MC Hammer
491. Saint Motel
492. The Buggles
493. Average White Band
494. Oingo Boingo
     Blew my mind to find out it was Danny Elfman at the front of this band.
495. Oliver Cheatham
496. Slash
497. Ace Frehley
498. Cynthia Erivo
499. Iyaz
500. Capital Cities
501. Loverboy
502. Rachel Platten
503. We Are Scientists
504. The Trashmen
     Heh.
505. Ace of Base
     On that same note, this is honestly probably the best installment in the Alien franchise.
506. Jonny Lives!
507. Barry Manilow
508. Empire of the Sun
509. Andy Grammer
510. Phosphorescent
     Not sure who Zula is, but this song used in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is hypnotic.
511. Superchunk
512. Daft Punk
513. Bachman–Turner Overdrive
514. AJR
515. De La Soul
516. Jerry Reed
517. Leona Lewis
518. Kansas
519. Three Days Grace
520. The Cars
521. Barenaked Ladies
522. The Sneepers
     Also not really a band or even non-fiction, but I challenge you not to tap your foot to this…
523. Salt-N-Pepa
524. Whitesnake
525. Foghat
526. The Proclaimers
527. Wang Chung
528. SNAP!
529. The Monkees
530. Home Town Hero
531. Foreigner
532. Goodie Mob
533. David Guetta
534. Ben Vaughn
535. The Tokens
536. Evanescence
     “Bring Me to Life” was D.A.R.E.’s song for their “don’t do drugs” program. Add in some strobe lights and scarred for life.
537. Frankie Valli
538. Dolly Parton
539. Jay & The Americans
540. Teamheadkick
541. Pigeon John
542. Blondie
543. Charli XCX
544. Del Amitri
545. Bob Seger
546. Four Tops
547. Disclosure
548. Cab Calloway
     Hi-de-hi-de-hi ho-de-ho-de-ho!
549. Jurassic 5
550. Hozier
551. LIZ
552. DJ Kool
553. Kernkraft 400
554. Robin Thicke
555. Ed Helms
     So the most-of-the-times-funny actor Helms isn’t really a singer, but there’s no denying the power of “Stu’s Song” from The Hangover.