G: A song by a Norwegian band about the last day of your summer holiday. It’s that desperate feeling of not wanting to go back.

H: Really fancied her with a lazer beam accross her head on the album cover. She’s also officially Norway’s friend.

K: Because we were doing the things they sung about.

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G & H: It rocks.

H: Zombina & The Skeletons at Dirty Water or the Priscs supporting the Cramps at Astoria.

G: At Forum, London. Mainly because I was at the front and Lux held my hand (and licked it) all the way through «I Wanna Get In Your Pants». It was quite confusing for a wee girl!!

K: At the Hope and Anchor. He blew the roof, the floor, and the walls off. Then punched all the spotlights out.

K: Because I do.

G: It’s the one song that you can guarantee everyone screams to if it happens to come on, and everyone knows most of the lyrics to but would never admit to it when sober.

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H: All of her.

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K: The Nuggets Garage Punk compilation. I fell in love with Garage Punk when I first heard this and the relationship is still burning strong.

H: One of these guys that broke my heart.

G: Okay, I was young, on holiday in Spain and hanging out by the bumper cars. This song was on constantly and the boys were oh so cute! 

G: It was on a 60s compilation that was constantly on in my parents car. It has a hilarious finger pops in the mouth sound on it.

K: I knew it was sinister and creepy, even though I was tiny.

K: Hey, I was a precocious 10 year old.

H: I dropped it on the floor, it cracked and broke, obviously. Then I blamed my brother for having broken it, so I had a reason to get angry.

H: My dad always played it in our car, which at the time was a beetle.

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H: A great orchestra of drums playing a march for 10 minutes.

K: With full pyro display.

G: It was the summer I was taken under the wing by a friend’s older brother who fed me Rockabilly, Garage Punk and American punk & hardcore. It was like hearing the dark gospel for the first time.

H: It was definitely not in the summer of 69, with my first real six string. Had a splendid time on the top of a mountain all summer, and Enslaved was constantly in the record player. Beautiful album!

K: Because I listen to it every summer, and every summer is better than the last.

G: A love song about a Real Man letting his woman go without pleading and crying even if his heart just plopped on the floor. And it's just under two minutes!

H: Just a really good song! Love her voice and the words.

K: Because when you listen to this you know Brian’s been heartbroken too.

G: I sing it everytime I cross the bridge or pass the station.

K: Joyful calypso about an experience that for Jamaican immigrants was probably anything but joyful. Heartbreaking.

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H: The Priscillas’ new album that will be out soon!

G: A brilliantly surreal and hilarious Norwegian children's record about cows with plats and wonky udders.

G: I have my own theme song that plays every time I enter a room.

H: All songs in the world I guess.

K: «The Witch» – It’s the only song I can sing.

G: From my all time favourity cartoon. Italian strangeness, surrealism and very bright colours at its best.

K: «The Wicker Man» by Paul Giovanni.

H: «Lost Highway», featuring Nine Inch Nails, Rammstein, Lou Reed, David Bowie and of course Angelo Badalamenti.

G: I have a Chansons Francaise compilation that I listen to on lazy mornings.

K: Even though every time I listen to it I wish I lived in California in 1966.

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G: The perfect pop song & great guitar riff. Or «Bohemian Rhapsody» by Queen. Imagine the royalty cheques! Bring on retirement.

H: The structure is just genious, and you instantly want to sing along. Oh, cheese!

K: A summer of sun and love distilled into three perfect minutes.