The Upload Project #6

CD #51, Untitled, all repeats except for
Jay Z & Alicia Keys- Empire State of Mind
Cake- Short Skirt Long Jacket
Van Morrison- Baby Please Don't Go
John Lennon- Stand By Me

CD #52, Untitled (pretty close to being an original CD! The Missus made this one, I'm pretty sure. 1 repeat.)
Beck- Loser
Bruce Springsteen- Born To Run
Fall Out Boy- The Take Over, The Break's Over
The Format-Let's Make This Moment A Crime
Green Day- Basket Case
Janis Joplin- Try (Just A Little Bit Harder)
Kaiser Chiefs- Ruby
Kanye West-Stronger
The Killers- Mr. Brightside
Jet- Cold Hard Bitch
OK Go- Do What You Want
Prince- Get Off
Jay Z and Rihanna- Umberella
Sex Pistols- Anarchy In The UK
Sublime- Santeria
U2-Angel Of Harlem
The Vapors- I'm Turning Japanese
Weezer- Undone (The Sweater Song)
White Stripes-Icky Thump

CD #53, Untitled, repeats except for:
Earth, Wind and Fire- September
Rolling Stones- All Down The Line
The Clash- White Man (In Hammersmith Palais)
Taylor Swift- Mine
Eric Clapton- Lay Down Sally
Jay-Z/Linkin Park- Numb/Encore
Jason Derulo- Ridin Solo
B.o.B- I've Got The Magic In Me
Bruno Mars- Just The Way You Are
La Roux- Bulletproof
Taio Cruz- I Came To Dance
Jay-Z- DOA

CD #54, A Compilation of The Clash- mainly from London Calling

 CD #55, A Compilation of Sublime and Eric Clapton (an admittedly strange combination.)

 CD #56, Another Compilation of The Clash

 CD #57, '24-3'
This one didn't seem to have anything on it. Or if it did, it didn't want to recognize it.

CD #58, Untitled, repeats except for:
Pink- So What
Run-DMC- Tricky
Stereophonics- Jealousy
Iggy Pop- The Passenger
Lady Gaga- Bad Romance

CD #59, Untitled, repeats except for:
Moby- We Are All Made of Stars
Madonna- Give It 2 Me
Coldplay- Speed of Sound
Franz Ferdinand- Jaqueline
Billy Joel- You May Be Right
Collective Soul- Gel
Alanis Morissette- Crazy
TV On The Radio- Golden Age
Flogging Molly- Swagger
Dave Matthews Band- Stay (Wasting Time)

CD #60, A Compilation of Format and Say Anything

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