"Bang The Drum All Day" - Todd Rundgren

"What A Man" - Linda Lyndell (although pretty much anything Stax would be fun)

Has it? Well then.

"Yellow" - Coldplay (shut up, I still like this song)

"Lust For Life" - Iggy Pop

"Keep On Growing" - Derek & The Dominoes

"She's The One" -Bruce Springsteen

True though that may be… I just like the idea of any song that's this fun being played.

The constant drive of that song (namely the drumming) and the passion of the chorus are what I love about it, so I've actually always been put off by the acoustic arrangement.

"Just Like Heaven" - The Cure

"House Rent Blues" - John Lee Hooker (AKA "One Bourbon One Scotch One Beer" from George Thorogood)

"America" - Simon and Garfunkel (alternatives: "Bleecker Street", "The Only Living Boy In New York", or some Simon solo action with "The Boy In The Bubble")

"Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)" - Marvin Gaye

Unless They Might Be Giants feels like recruiting the entire AV Club staff to play guitar again.

"Yellow Ledbetter" - Pearl Jam (disclaimer: singer must be drunk)

"Electioneering" - Radiohead (timely, yes?)

"Love Letter" - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

"Carry The Zero" - Built To Spill

"February Stars" - Foo Fighters. Let's try to remember when they were actually more than just a paint-by-numbers dad-rock band.

"Drive" - REM