[19loveless91]

I know one song by Razorlight:

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From the "better part" of my life

For the OP, I really don't see what kind of asshole doesn't see U2 as a "really popular" band. I think he just doesn't like them or sth. (As for Arcane Fighter, well who the hell are they anyway)

[Jackwc]

Why do you need to play commercially successful songs?

I had a friend whose band back in highschool got a standing ovation for Clutch's Electric Worry.
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Music sucks. Check out my favourite movies, fam:
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[Charicature]

Real Real Real by Jesus Jones (from 1991's Doubt, #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and #85 on the Hot 100 all-year chart for 1991, but no one ever remembers the song and calls JJ a one-hit wonder for Right Here, Right Now).

Misery by Soul Asylum (from 1995's Let Your Dim Light Shine, went to #1 on U.S. Modern Rock Tracks and #20 on the Billboard hot 100).

The Freshmen by The Verve Pipe (from 1996's Villains, #5 on Hot 100, #1 on Modern Rock, #21 on Hot 100 all-year 1997)

that's all I've got time to think of right now.
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[Vandentop]

Laurie Anderson-O Superman
Kraftwerk-Autobahn

To name a view. I think Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells is a pretty obscure piece of work when you listen to the whole album and not just some excerpts. And a commercial success it was....