Fixed.

1 Eleanor Rigby- The Beatles

2 You Give Love a Bad Name- Bon Jovi

3 Fortunate Son- CCR

4 Hotel California- The Eagles

5 Mr Blue Sky- ELO

6 Suspicious Minds- Elvis Presley

7 Jukebox Hero- Foreigner

8 Don't Stop Believin'- Journey

9 I want to Break Free- Queen

10 Paint It Black- Rolling Stones

11 Behind Blue Eyes- The Who

That seems good enough, it was hard to just pick 11 though and I probably missed some great ones, lol. And that's in alphabetical order by artists.

If you know more than half of these, I wanna be your BESTEST FREN.

µ-Ziq - Twangle Frent
AFX - Custodian Discount
Floating Points - K&G Beat
IJO - Nook_148
Plaid - Ralome
DJ Krush & Toshinori Kondo - Toh-Sui
Squarepusher - Iambic 9 Poetry
Sutekh - Unstern
Lackluster - Thor's Magic Bathtub
Venetian Snares - Koonut-Kaliffee
Sutekh - Zuur

BONUS! This one's VGM, but it's soooooo good.
Akitaka Tooyama - Liquid Soul


Sorry about the mix of Youtube / Last.fm links with wildly differing volume levels.

11 tracks you say? Hmmm, I don't wanna repeat artists, so I'll keep the "reincident" in the bonus tracks

1. The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby
2. Guns n' Roses - Sweet Child o' Mine
3. Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven
4. Pink Floyd - Brain Damage/Eclipse
5. The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again
6. Yes - Close To The Edge
7. The Rolling Stones - Paint It Black
8. Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Jerusalem
9. Kansas - Carry On Wayward Son
10. Nirvana - Come As You Are
11. The Police - Every Breath You Take

Bonus tracks

12. The Beatles - In My Life
13. The Beatles - Hey Jude
14. Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb
15. Led Zeppelin - Misty Mountain Hop
16. Led Zeppelin - Kashmir
17. The Who - We're Not Gonna Take It
18. Yes - Siberian Khatru

Should be a pretty awesome album

The Dark side of the moon count?

It does...but Wish You Were Here is better

Nah, two masterful albums...I have a hard time picking between them

Radiohead best of?

Radiohead does great albums more than they do great tracks, when you jumble the songs from different albums together you end up with something nowhere near as good as the original product.


Personally I don't know if I could piece an album together from separate artists and make it flow at all. Might just have to pick 'Sly and the Family Stone, Greatest Hits'. It's just awesome all by itself.

The song wish you were hear alone nearly makes it the better album but as body of work I always found The Dark Side of The Moon to be stronger personally. Its slick production levels and universal themes make it just as relevant today as it was when it was released.

A top 20 from my favourites, i´m sure i´m forgetting a lot of songs...

 Twist and shout - The Beatles

 Pride - U2

 Smells like teen spirit - Nirvana

 Alive - Pearl jam

 Even flow - Pearl Jam

 Girls on film - Duran Duran

 One step closer - Linkin Park 

 Pictures of you - The Cure

 Cochise - Audioslave

 Take on me - A- ha

 Pretend we´re dead - L7

 Paradise city - Guns and Roses

 She loves you - The Beatles

 Hey jude - The Beatles

 Living on a prayer - Bon Jovi

 Hungry heart - Bruce Springsteen

 Love me tender - Elvis Presley

 Song number 2 - Blur

 The final countdown - Europe

 St. Anger - Metallica

 Whole lotta love - Led Zeppelin

Personally I think Wish You Were Here as an album is probably stronger, didn't really have any weak parts to it.

Also Wish You Were Here is in my opinion more personal and accessible than Dark Side of the Moon.

Both are great though.