ATS featured songs with “June” in the title…What about the other 11 months?
“Here Comes September” by Waikiki (now called Howling Bells):
“November” by Azure Ray:
Others:
“April Skies” by The Jesus and Mary Chain
“August” by Rilo Kiley
“March Ate Me Alive” by Noise Addict
“Mid November” by Johnathan Rice
“7 September 2003” by The Elected
Songs that have titles of months are usually interesting. Today’s post features songs about the month of June.
“June on the West Coast” by Bright Eyes (Conor Oberst):
“June Gloom” by The Like:
“June” by Pete Yorn:
If you played the “Who Are They Now” Game and couldn’t figure out who all of the 8 kids were, here are the answers:
Child #1 is Alex Greenwald (Phantom Planet):
Child #2 is Avril Lavigne:
Child #3 is Ben Lee:
Child #4 is Blake Sennett (Rilo Kiley):
Child #5 is Joe Jonas:
Child #6 is Jenny Lewis:
Child #7 is Lady Gaga:
Child #8 is Scarlett Johannson:
To start the new year off, here are five great songs that you’ve (probably) never heard (until now):
“Running with Scissors” by Ben Lee:
“Four Winds” by Bright Eyes:
“Did Me Good” by The Elected:
“Dark As Days” by Army Navy:
“Memories” by Eisley:
These 5 songs are all about the harm done by paparazzi. Of the songs by The Cranberries, Avril Lavigne, Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga, and Lindsay Lohan, ATS votes “Paparazzi” by Lady Gaga the best of the five.
“Paparazzi” by Lady Gaga:
“Take It” by Avril Lavigne:
“Rumors” by Lindsay Lohan:
“Fly on the Wall” by Miley Cyrus and “Paparazzi on Mopeds” by The Cranberries are also decent.
Below are a collection of good songs with the same title — while they may share a title, these songs are definitely different from one another:
“After Hours” (Velvet Underground cover) by Rilo Kiley:
“After Hours” (Acoustic) by Phantom Planet:
“Dance With Me (Tonight)” by The Wonders:
“Dance With Me” by Uh Huh Her:
“Thinking of You” by Hanson:
“Thinking of You” (Acoustic) by Katy Perry:
“Give a Little Love” by Noah and the Whale:
“Give a Little Love” by Rilo Kiley:
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