1-hour artist challenge

[Daydreamer]

[slurpdurp]

Big Wreck - 10 songs, 55 minutes

1. Head Together
2. I Digress
3. A Speedy Recovery
4. Blown Wide Open
5. Off and Running
6. That Song
7. Useless
8. Control
9. Hey Mama
10. The Oaf

If you're a hard rock fan or a Canadian who needs more Canadian music in your life, I highly recommend this band. This playlist will show you their best hits and some of my favorite songs of theirs that don't get appreciated often.

[Lastings]

[craola]

[Lastings]

ok... I really like the way this one worked out.
works especially well if you have the crossfade on your player.

Arcade Fire
12 Songs, 58 minutes

1. Reflektor
2. Neighborhood #2 (Laika)
3. Sprawl II (Mountains beyond Mountains)
4. Keep the car running
5. Empty Room
6. City with no children
7. Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels)
8. Afterlife
9. Rebellion (lies)
10. The Suburbs
11. Wake Up
12. We Exist

Spotify Link:
https://open.spotify.com/user/121440067...zc5uf5W70g

[Lastings]

The Shins
12 songs. 41 minutes

1. So Says I
2. Australia
3. For a Fool
4. Sleeping Lessons
5. Kissing the Lipless
6. Know Your Onion!
7. Spilt Needles
8. Bait and Switch
9. Sea Legs
10. Turn On Me
11. Caring is Creepy
12. The Celibate Life

Spotify Link:
https://open.spotify.com/user/121440067...M8QVNXvIhj

[AwaitingAndrew]

Anberlin - 12 songs, 51 minutes

1. Paperthin Hymn
2. Godspeed
3. Atonement
4. A Day Late
5. Pray Tell
6. Orpheum
7. The Feel Good Drag
8. Dismantle.Repair.
9. I'd Like To Die (B-Side, but also featured on official releases/Spotify in their live album)
10. Soft Skeletons
11. (*Fin)
12. Naive Orleans

[joedec]

The Cure - 12 Songs - 57 Minutes

1. Plainsong
2. Pictures of You
3. A Night Like This
4. Just Like Heaven
5. Fascination Street
6. Cold
7. Charlotte Sometimes
8. The Walk
9. One Hundred Years
10. A Forest
11. Boys Don't Cry
12. Why Can't I Be You?

[RoundTheBend]

Barely breaks the rules... (1hr 1min and an additional song) I would take out the first song, but I kind of like having one of their newer songs next to their first single.

If you must be a purest, take out the first track.

Doing this one because I know nobody else will (even those other closet U2 fans). Most people don't give a shit about the 30 or so years U2 has really been able to maintain some kind of relevancy/following this whole time. If you don't believe me/argue their relevancy, look at the career of Billy Corgan/Smashing Pumpkins, or Guns N' Roses... or like 1689484162198 other artists. They don't have records that chart 30 years later... they don't have the highest attended tour of all time 30 years later. Like it or not, U2 will be remembered 100 years from now. Are they the most creative force in music, absolutely not. Do they connect with people in a sincere way (even if now I question that) when they are on tour? You bet - that's why they have such a massive following (outside the elitist crowd).

Alright, so here's the list. It's an attempt to highlight their entire career. I tried to choose songs that you haven't heard 2064346 times on the radio.

https://open.spotify.com/user/122614575...rCM4I0Erie

1. No Line On The Horizon
2. Out of Control
3. Scarlet
4. New Year's Day (yes the Edge plays both the piano and guitar live)
5. Bad
6. Bullet the Blue Sky
7. Desire
8. Until the End of The World
9. Some Days Are Better Than Others
10. Miss Sarajevo (featuring Brian Eno and Pavarotti)
11. Please
12. In A Little While (supposedly the last song Joey Ramone listened to)
13. All I Want Is You

[CA Dreamin]