What are you talking about? Radiohead and Smashing Pumpkins are on the list, are they obscure?

Maybe it's the 80's-ness of it…I'm a sucker for 80's classics. Even Philip Bailey's "Easy Lover" gives me chills

He was a true genius and, from the interviews I've read and watched also a genuinely nice guy. To me that makes a difference…that's why I can't stand Kanye West, even though I like some of his songs

Police's "Wrapped Around Your Finger"

I get reminded of this interview with Grace Slick from Jefferson Airplane where she said she thinks it's sad to see old rock n roll musicians still performing…that's why she retired. She couldn't be more wrong.

For goosebumps value I'll take Pulp's original version

I couldn't get into Backstar though, not sure why. It's a bit sad really…but I loved Reality and The Next Day…"She Drives The Big Car" from Reality gets me every time

I mean they were undeniably talented…there's good weird and bad weird, theirs was good

Interpol's Public Pervert gives me the chills

Arctic Monkeys - 505
The Killers - Jenny Was A Friend Of Mine and Read My Mind

He's my all time favourite of all time, his was the first celebrity death that actually impacted me

Yeah it was too weird for me but Televators was proof that they could also do a beautiful "normal" song

I love QOTSA' Go With The Flow

Really? I think they've been closing every concert with that version for years now

Man I completely forgot about that song, I loved it so much

But nothing beats that part on Origin of Love: "And then FIRE! Shot down in bolts, like shining blades of a knife"

She doesn't do any of her solo stuff though, right? That's a shame

I'd die to see Stevie up close like that

Hedwig & The Angry Inch - Origin Of Love, Midnight Radio and Wicked Little Town

Fuck so jealous! Was it a Fleetwood Mac show? The ones that cost 400 a ticket?