Sex Pistols - Submission/ The Doors - Hello, I Love You

The Jam "Start" = The Beatles "Taxman"

defiantely, the same bass line, Harrisons Taxman kicks ass though.

Sonic Youth's 'she is not alone' reminds me of that Pink Floyd song, 'set the controls for the heart of the sun'.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=NyEMGwrc5DA

bowie's rebel rebel / the stones' let's spend the night together.

rebel rebel just came on the tv, i just heard the audio and got excited because i thought it was the stones.

oh, has anyone mentioned that stupid "are you gonna be my girl" song and "lust for life"?

you're talking about jet?

any daughtry song / any staind song / any pearl jam song.

if i had the misfortune of being in staind, i would so sue daughtry.

another one:

pantera - rise (verse) / helmet - unsung (verse)

That Smashing Pumpkins 1979 vs Huskar Du shit is a bit much. I mean claiming that an 'E - E- E- A - A- A" bassline belongs to someone isn't fair. And the songs are compltely different with 1979 being the much, much better of the two.

Coldplay - Yellow / Pavement - Here <-- bet you never thought of this, go ahead.. .check it

Yeah, well that song is just plain stolen. How they haven't been sued is beyond me.

You're not perhaps thinking about Bowie covering that song on Aladdin Sane?

so he repeated a song twice in an album?

I've edited because I remembered that Rebel Rebel is on Diamond Dogs instead.

well, at least he's consistent, putting the same songs in every album.

The Jesus and Mary Chain-You Trip Me Up and The Ramones-I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend.

The Cure - In your house / The Psychedelic Furs - Sister Europe

As the 2 songs are from 1980 I'm not 100% sure that Sister Europe was released first though.

i heard a song last night, it was like song 6 on the draft's full length cd, and it sounded IDENTICAL to no one knows by qotsa..

I was listening to a radio program on day, and learnt that Oasis stole the chorus of a Stevie Wonder (I can't remember which one) song for Step Out.

We're Desparate by X sounds a lot like Pay to Cum by the Bad Brains to me.

one of the oasis dudes was whining that green day stole the arrangement of "wonderwall" for uh... "boulevard of broken dreams" or something. by arrangement, i guess he means structure? and uh.. well, i dunno if it's far-fetched to say that, structurally, most pop songs are very similiar. but okay...

what?! i say what?!

maybe the part where they sing "lelolelolelo" but that's about it

arrangement means the structure and how the instruments build a tune, but i think noel means structure.

Pavement - Conduit ! For sale / the Fall - New Face in Hell
Obvious...

buzzcocks - lipstick / magazine - shot by both sides / radiohead - just