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500 MILES Men at Work the Proclaimers DREADLOCK 500 MILES Men At Work The Proclaimers DREADLOCK HOLIDAY AFRICA 10CC Toto DREAMS ALIVE Fleetwood Mac Pearl Jam EAGLE ROCK ALL MY LIFE Daddy Cool Foo Fighters EASY ALL THE SMALL THINGS Faith No More Blink 182 ENTER SANDMAN ALL TORN DOWN Metallica Living End EVERLONG APRIL SUN IN CUBA Foo Fighters Dragon EVIE ARE YOU GONNA BE MY GIRL The Wrights Jet FLAMETREES ARE YOU GONNA GO MY WAY Cold Chisel Lenny Kravitz FLAMETREES BAD MOON RISING Cold Chisel Creedance Clearwater Revival FORGET YOU BEDS ARE BURNING Cee Low Green Midnight Oil FORTUNATE SON BETTER Creedance Clearwater Revival Screaming Jets FOXY LADY BETTERMAN Jimi Hendrix Pearl Jam FRIDAY ON MY MIND BLACK BETTY Easybeats Ram Jam / Spiderbait GET LUCKY BLISTER IN THE SUN Daft Punk Violent Femmes GOLD ON THE CEILING BROWN EYED GIRL Black Keys Van Morrison HIGHWAY TO HELL BROWN SUGAR ACDC Rolling Stones HITCHING A RIDE CALIFORNICATION Green Day Red Hot Chilli Peppers HOLIDAY CAN'T STOP Greenday Red Hot Chili Peppers HOLY GRAIL COME AS YOU ARE Hunters and Collectors Nirvana HOOPS CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE The Reubens Queen HORSES DAMMIT Daryl Braithewaite Blink 182 HOTEL CALIFORNIA DAUGHTER Eagles Pearl Jam HURTS SO GOOD DON'T CHANGE John Cougar Mellencamp Inxs I SAW HER STANDING THERE DOWN UNDER The Beatles I WANT TO BREAK FREE Counting Crows Queen MUSTANG SALLY I'M YOURS The Commitments Jason Mraz MY SHARONA JACK & DIANE The Knack John Cougar Mellemcamp NEVER TEAR US APART JAIL BREAK Inxs AC/DC NEW SENSATION JESSIE'S GIRL Inxs Rick Springfield NO SECRETS JOKER & THE THIEF The Angels Wolfmother ON MY MIND JUST ACE Powderfinger Grinspoon PARADISE CITY KHE SAHN Guns And Roses Cold Chisel PLACE YOUR HANDS KILLING IN THE NAME OF Reef Rage Against The Machine PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC KRYPTONITE Wild Cherry Three Doors Down PRETTY WOMAN LAND DOWN UNDER Roy Orbison Men At Work PRETTY WOMAN LIGHTING CRASHES Roy Orbison Live PRISIONER OF SOCIETY LIKE A STONE Living End Audioslave PROUD MARY LITTLE LION MAN Creedence Clearwater Revival Mumford & Sons RAIN LIVING ON A PRAYER Dragon Bon Jovi RIPTIDE LOCKED OUT OF HEAVEN Vance Joy Bruno Mars RUN TO PARADISE LONELY BOY Choir Boys The Black Keys SAVE TONIGHT LONG TRAIN RUNNING Eagle Eye Cherry Doobie Brothers SEVEN NATION ARMY LOST CONTROL White Stripes Grinspoon SEX ON FIRE LOVE ME TWO TIMES Kings Of Leon The Doors SHIMMER LOVE SHACK Fuel B52's SHOOK ME ALL NIGHT LONG MONKEY WRENCH ACDC Foo Fighters SHOT GUN MORE THAN A FEELING George Ezra Boston SLIDE MR BRIGHTSIDE Goo Goo Dolls The Killers SMELLS LIKE TEEN SPIRIT MR JONES Nirvana SOMEBODY LIKE YOU Sonia Da Da Keith Urban TRIBUTE SONG 2 Tenacious D Blur UNDER THE BRIDGE SPOONMAN Red Hot Chili Peppers Sound Garden UPTOWN FUNK STARLIGHT Mark Ronson feat Bruno Mars Muse USE SOMEBODY STEAL MY KISSES Kings Of Leon Ben Harper VALERIE STUCK IN THE MIDDLE Amy Winehouse Steelers Wheel WAITING FOR A WORLD TO CHANGE SUMMER OF 69 John Mayer Bryan Adams WAKE ME UP SUPERSTITION Avicii Stevie Wonder WALK THIS WAY SWEET CAROLINE Aerosmith Neil Diamond WHATS MY AGE AGAIN SWEET CHILD O' MINE Blink 182 Guns and Roses WHATS MY SCENE SWEET HOME ALABAMA Hoodoo Gurus Lynard Skynard WHEN I COME AROUND TAINTED LOVE Greenday Soft Cell WHOLE LOTTA LOVE TAKE A LONG LINE Led Zeplin Angels WISH YOU WELL TAKE IT EASY Bernard Fanning Eagles WONDERALL TAKE ME OUT Oasis Franz Ferdinand YOU SHOOK ME ALL NIGHT LONG TEENAGE DIRTBAG ACDC Wheatus ZEBRA THE GAMBLER John Butler Trio Kenny Rodgers ZOMBIE THREE AM The Cranberries Matchbox 20 TO HER DOOR TINY DANCER Paul Kelly Elton John TIP OF MY TONGUE Diesel TNT ACDC TO BE WITH YOU Mr Big TOMORROW Silver Chair TREAT ME NO GOOD NO MORE .
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