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Battle of the Bands Track List Battle of the Bands Track List Abnormality ‐ "Visions" Night Ranger ‐ "Sister Christian" AC/DC ‐ "Let There Be Rock" Nine Inch Nails ‐ "The Hand That Feeds" Aerosmith ‐ "Train Kept a Rollin'"* Nirvana ‐ "Drain You" AFI ‐ "Girl's Gone Grey" Nirvana ‐ "In Bloom" Alanis Morissette ‐ "You Oughta Know" No Doubt – “Don’t Speak” Alanis Morrisette – “Ironic” Norman Greenbaum ‐ "Spirit in the Sky" Alice Cooper – “Posion” Oasis – “Don’t look back in anger” Alice in Chains ‐ "Man in the Box" Oasis – “Live Forever” Allman Brothers ‐ "Ramblin' Man" Oasis – “Rock n Roll Star” Amy Winehouse ‐ "Rehab" OK Go ‐ "Here It Goes Again" Anarchy Club ‐ "Blood Doll" Ozzy Osbourne ‐ "Crazy Train" Panic at the Disco ‐ "Nine in the Anarchy Club ‐ "Get Clean" Afternoon" Anthrax ‐ "Caught in a Mosh" Paramore ‐ "That's What You Get" At the Drive‐In ‐ "One Armed Scissor" Pearl Jam ‐ "Alive" Avenged Sevenfold ‐ "Almost Easy" Pearl Jam – “Black” Avenged Sevenfold ‐ "The Beast & the Harlot" Phish ‐ "Llama" Bad Company ‐ "Shooting Star" Pixies ‐ "Wave of Mutilation" Bang Camaro ‐ "Night Lies" Poni Hoax ‐ "Antibodies" Bang Camaro ‐ "Pleasure (Pleasure)" Presidents of the USA ‐ "Lump" Pretty Girls Make Graves ‐ "Something Beach Boys ‐ "Good Vibrations (Live)" Bigger, Something Brighter" Beastie Boys ‐ "Sabotage" Primus ‐ "Jerry Was a Racecar Driver" Beastie Boys ‐ "So Whatcha Want" Queen ‐ "Bohemian Rhapsody" Beck ‐ "E‐Pro" Queen – ‘Crazy little thing called love” Big Country ‐ "In a Big Country" Queen – “Another One Bites the Dust” Bikini Kill ‐ "Rebel Girl" Queen – “I Want to Break Free” Billy Idol ‐ “White Wedding Pt. I" Queen – “One Vision” Queens of the Stone Age ‐ "Go With the Black Sabbath ‐ "Paranoid"* Flow" Blondie ‐ "One Way or Another" Queens of the Stone Age ‐ "No One Knows" Blondie ‐ "Heart of Glass" R.E.M. ‐ "Orange Crush" Blue Oyster Cult ‐ "Don't Fear the Reaper" Radiohead ‐ "Creep" Bob Dylan ‐ "Tangled Up in Blue" Rage Against the Machine ‐ "Testify" Bob Marley ‐ "Get Up, Stand Up" Rammstein ‐ "Du Hast" Bon Jovi ‐ "Livin' on a Prayer" Ramones ‐ "I Wanna Be Sedated" Bon Jovi ‐ "Wanted Dead or Alive" Ratt ‐ "Round & Round" Boston ‐ "Foreplay/Long Time" Red Hot Chili Peppers ‐ "Dani California" Breaking Wheel ‐ "Shoulder to the Plow" Red Hot Chili Peppers ‐ "Give it Away" Cheap Trick ‐ "Hello There" Rise Against ‐ "Give it All" Riverboat Gamblers ‐ "Don't Bury Me...I'm Chicago ‐ "25 or 6 to 4" Still Not Dead" Coheed & Cambria ‐ "Welcome Home" Rolling Stones ‐ "Gimme Shelter" Crooked X ‐ "Nightmare" Roxette ‐ "The Look" David Bowie ‐ "Suffragette City" Rush ‐ "The Trees" David Bowie ‐ "Space Oddity" Rush ‐ "Tom Sawyer"* Death of the Cool ‐ "Can't Let Go" Silversun Pickups ‐ "Lazy Eye" Deep Purple ‐ "Highway Star" Slipknot ‐ "Before I Forget" Deep Purple ‐ "Smoke on the Water" Smashing Pumpkins ‐ "Cherub Rock" Def Leppard ‐ "Foolin'" Smashing Pumpkins ‐ "Today" Devo ‐ "Uncontrollable Urge" Snoop Dogg – “Drop it like it’s Hot’ Devo ‐ "Whip It" Social Distortion ‐ "I Was Wrong" Dinosaur Jr. ‐ "Feel the Pain" Sonic Youth ‐ "Teenage Riot" Dio ‐ "Rainbow in the Dark" Soundgarden ‐ "Black Hole Sun" Dire Straits ‐ "Walk of Life" Soundgarden ‐ "Spoonman" Disturbed ‐ "Down with the Sickness" Spacehog ‐ "In the Meantime" Doobie Brothers ‐ "China Grove"* Speck ‐ "Conventional Lover" Dover ‐ "King George" Squeeze ‐ "Cool for Cats" Dream Theater ‐ "Panic Attack" Steely Dan ‐ "Bodhitsattya" Duran Duran ‐ "Hungry Like the Wolf" Steve Miller Band ‐ "Rock'n Me" Echo & the Bunnymen ‐ "The Killing Moon" Steve Miller Band ‐ "Fly Like an Eagle" Elton John ‐ "Saturday Night's Alright for Stone Temple Pilots ‐ "Vasoline" Fighting" Elvis Costello ‐ "Pump It Up" Stone Temple Pilots ‐ "Plush" Faith No More ‐ "Epic" Survivor ‐ "Eye of the Tiger" Fallout Boy ‐ "Dead on Arrival" Sweet ‐ "Ballroom Blitz"* Filter ‐ "Hey Man, Nice Shot" Swingin' Utters ‐ "This Bastard's Life" Fleetwood Mac ‐ "Go Your Own Way" System of a Down ‐ "Chop Suey" Fleetwood Mac – “Don’t Stop” T.Rex ‐ "20th Century Boy" Flyleaf ‐ "I'm So Sick" Talking Heads ‐ "Psycho Killer" Tears for Fears ‐ "Everbody Wants to Rule Foo Fighters ‐ "Everlong" the World" Foo Fighters ‐"Learn to Fly" Tegan & Sara ‐ "The Con" Foreigner ‐ "Cold As Ice"* Tenacious D ‐ "Master Exploder" Freezepop ‐ "Brainpower" Testament ‐ "Souls of Black" That Handsome Devil ‐ "Rob the Prez‐O‐ Garbage ‐ "I Think I'm Paranoid" Dent" Golden Earring ‐ "Radar Love" The Acro‐Bats ‐ "Day Late, Dollar Short" Guns N' Roses ‐ "Shackler's Revenge" The B‐52's ‐ "Rock Lobster"* HIM (His Infernal Majest) ‐ "Killing The Bronx ‐ "False Alarm" Loneliness" Hole ‐ "Celebrity Skin" The Clash ‐ "Should I Stay or Should I Go" Huey Lewis and the News ‐ "The Power of The Cure ‐ "Just Like Heaven" Love" Hypernove ‐ "Viva La Resistance" The Donnas ‐ "New Kid in School" The Doors ‐ "Break on Through (To the Interpol ‐ "PDA" Other Side)"* The Flaming Lips ‐ "Yoshimi Battles the Pink INXS ‐ "Need You Tonight" Robots Pt. 1" Iron Maiden ‐ "Run to the Hills"* The Go‐Go's ‐ "We Got the Beat" J. Geils Band ‐ "Centerfold" The Grateful Dead ‐ "Alabama Getaway" James Brown ‐ "I Got You (I Feel Good" ‐ The Guess Who ‐ "American Woman" Alternate Studio Version* Jane's Addiction ‐ "Mountain Song" The Hives ‐ "Main Offender" The Jimi Hendrix Experience ‐ "Crosstown Jet ‐ "Are You Gonna Be My Girl" Traffic"* Jethro Tull ‐ "Aqualung" The Killers ‐ "When You Were Young" Jimmy Eat World ‐ "The Middle" The Konks ‐ "29 Fingers" Joan Jett ‐ "Bad Reputation" The Libyans ‐ "Neighborhood" The Main Drag ‐ "A Jagged Gorgeous Joan Jett ‐ "I Love Rock N' Roll" Winter" Journey ‐ "Anyway You Want It" The Mother Hips ‐ "Time We Had" Juanes ‐ "Me Enamora" The Muffs ‐ "Kids in America" Judas Priest ‐ "Painkiller" The Muffs ‐ "Outer Space" The Offspring ‐ "Come Out & Play (Keep Kansas ‐ "Carry On Wayward Son" 'em Separated)" KISS ‐ "Detroit Rock City" The Outlaws ‐ "Green Grass & High Tides"* L7 ‐ "Pretend We're Dead" The Police ‐ "Next to You" Lacuna Coil ‐ "Our Truth" The Police ‐ "Don't Stand So Close to Me" Lady Gaga ‐ “Bad Romance” The Ramones ‐ "Blitzkrieg Bop" Lady Gaga – “Just Dance” The Ravonettes ‐ "Last Dance" Lady Gaga – “Monster” The Replacements ‐ "Alex Chilton" Lady Gaga – “Poker Face” The Smiths ‐ "Stop Me if You Think You've Heard This One Before" Linkin Park ‐ "One Step Closer" The Sounds ‐ "Living in America" Lit ‐ "My Own Worst Enemy" The Sterns ‐ "Supreme Girl" Lush ‐ "De‐Luxe" The Strokes ‐ "Reptilia" Lynyrd Skynyrd ‐ "Free Bird" The Who ‐ "Pinball Wizard" Maná ‐ "Oye Mi Amor" The Who ‐ "Won't Get Fooled Again" Marilyn Manson ‐ "The Beautiful People" The Who ‐ "I Can See for Miles" Them Crooked Vultures ‐ "Dead End Mastodon ‐ "Colony of Birchmen" Friends" Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers ‐ "I Need Megadeth ‐ "Peace Sells" to Know" Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – “I Metallica ‐ "Battery" Won’t back Down” Metallica ‐ "Enter Sandman" Tribe ‐ "Outside" Metric ‐ "Combat Baby" Vagiant ‐ "Seven" Mighty Mighty Bosstones ‐ "Where'd You War ‐ "Low Rider" Go" Modest Mouse ‐ "Float On" Warren Zevon ‐ "Werewolves of London" Molly Hatchet ‐ "Flirtin' With Disaster" Weezer ‐ "Say It Ain't So" Motorhead ‐ "Ace of Spades" Whitesnake ‐ "Here I Go Again" Mountain ‐ "Mississippi Queen"* Yeah Yeah Yeahs ‐ "Maps" New Pornographers ‐ "Electric Version" .
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