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290 tracks from England have been recommended (see also UK).

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Love Me Still performed by Louise Setara 2006
Recommended by chipster [profile]

Originally done by Chaka Khan, this song is one of the breakthrough tracks from new artist Louise Setara and her new CD, "Still Waters," Available in stores on September 12, 2006.

from Still Waters (Manhattan/Blue Note)

Party Up performed by DMX 1999
Recommended by Betto_Colombia [profile]

If you're into hardcore rap from the clubs you are gonna love it. Very commercial. Nice mixes and dirty lyrics.

The chorus is petty catchy: Y'all gon' make me lose my mind up in HERE, up in here...

available on CD - And Then There Was X

How Soon is Now? performed by The Smiths
Recommended by bleakest harvest [profile]

Possibly The Smiths' most famous moment, contains the wonderful lyric 'and you go and stand on your own, and you leave on your own, and you go home, and you cry and you want to die'. Excellent and unusual guitar work from Johnny Marr, stands out amongst The Smiths catalogue.

from Meat is Murder
available on CD - Hatful of Hollow

25 Sep 06 ·leonthedog: I can't believe it took so long for someone to post this song! (So why didn't I, right?) Is it too trite to call this an anthem? Anyone self-(dis)respecting teen who heard it in the mid 80's played it over and over and over. Yet you can grow older and not be embarrassed to have cherished it.

We might as well be strangers performed by Keane 2004
Recommended by Mike [profile]

An absolute masterpiece whose deceptive simplicity always moves.

from Hopes and Fears, available on CD

26 Mar 11 ·daniela_por: it's fantastic, just like the whole album. And the lyrics are wonderful

There is a Mountain performed by Donovan 1968
Recommended by Jackamaku [profile]

Picking a favorite Donovan song is tough, but this might be mine.

from Donovan's Greatest Hits
available on CD - Troubadour: The Definitive Collection 1964-1976

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