Best song trifecta - one group

Dropkick
Memory Remains
The Gang's All Here
For Boston

 

Wilco
Jesus, etc.
Via Chicago
Hummingbird

Radiohead
You
A Drunken Punchup at a Wedding
Fake Plastic Trees

Rush (just for hoops)
Analog Kid
Red Sector A
La Villa Strangiato

Saigon Kick
Uh, wait ...

 

REM
Laughing
Harborcoat
Disturbance at the Heron House

or from the Warner era
Find the River
At My Most Beautiful
She Just Wants To Be

U2
I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
Sunday Bloody Sunday
Pride

Marah, live
Reservation Girl
Sooner or Later
Barstool Boys

The Replacements
Alex Chilton
Left of the Dial
Can't Hadly Wait

The Jayhawks
Better Days
Waiting for the Sun
Dying on the Vine

 

It took 59 replies, but there is intelligent life on this planet.

 

Led Zeppelin - Over the Hills and Far Away; Hey, Hey What Can I Do; Dazed and Confused

Guns N Roses - Rocket Queen, Paradise City and Welcome to the Jungle

Rush - Subdivisions, Freewill and YYZ

Def Leppard - Pour Some Sugar on Me, Photograph, Lady Strange

Metallica - One, Welcome Home (Sanitarium) and Fade to Black

Pearl Jam - Alive, Black and Rearviewmirror

 

The Band

1) Don't Do It (Rock of Ages)
2) Share Your Love
3) Chest Fever (Rock of Ages)

The Who
1) I Can See For Miles
2) Summertime Blues (Live at Leeds)
3) We're Not Gonna Take It (Isle of Wight).

The Master:
1) Blind Willie McTell
2) One Of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later)
3) Visions of Johanna.

Hendrix
1) Killing Floor (Radio One)
2) All Along The Watchtower
3) Driftin'

Otis:
1) I Can't Turn You Loose (Live At The Whiskey)
2) Try A Little Tenderness
3) Shake (Monterey)

Random Schlock
1) Too Late To Turn Back Now (Cornelius Bros. And Sister Rose).
2) Brandy (You're A Fine Girl) -- Looking Glass
and, in conclusion, of course,
3) "She talks kinda lazy/and people say she's crazy..."

 

Warrant - Down Boys, I Saw Red, Cherry Pie...

L.A. Guns - Ballad of Jayne, Electric Gypsy, Sex Action...

Cinderella - Shake Me, Coming Home, Nobody's Fool...

;D

 

Kansas:

1. Song For America
2. Incommudro — Hymn to the Atman
3. Bringing It Back From Mexico

 

3 from each of my most indispensable artists:

The Who:
1. Naked Eye
2. Dr. Jimmy
3. Won't Get Fooled Again (version from Kids Are Alright)

Rolling Stones:
1. Moonlight Mile
2. Sister Morphine
3. Monkey Man

Guns 'n Roses:
1. Sweet Child O' Mine
2. Estranged
3. Paradise City

Pearl Jam:
1. Release
2. Porch
3. Alive

Johnny Cash:
1. If I Were A Carpenter (with June)
2. Give My Love To Rose (from Folsom/San Q)
3. The Night Hank Williams Came To Town

Led Zeppelin
1. Tangerine
2. Kashmir
3. Gallows Pole

The Clash:
1. Death or Glory
2. Rudie Can't Fail
3. Straight to Hell

U2:
1. Running To Stand Still
2. Bad (Live Aid 1985)
3. The Electric Co. (from Under a Blood Red Sky)

Springsteen:
1. Jungle Land
2. Tunnel of Love
3. Born to Run

Rush:
1. The Camera Eye
2. Subdivisions
3. Distant Early Warning

Iron Maiden:
1. Rime of the Ancient Mariner
2. Number of the Beast
3. Heaven Can Wait

Radiohead:
1. Fake Plastic Trees
2. Sulk
3. Creep

Robbie Robertson:
1. Shake This Town
2. Night Parade
3. Hell's Half Acre

Lynyrd Skynyrd:
1. Tuesday's Gone
2. Comin' Home
3. Four Walls of Raiford

 

Third Eye Blind (just got their latest hits CD 8)):
-How's It Gonna Be
-Jumper
-Semi Charmed Life

The Beatles
-I Saw Her Standing There
-Yesturday
-Something

Green Day
-Holiday
-Good Riddance
-Jesus Of Suburbia

Queen
-Somebody to Love
-Bohemian Rhapsody
-We Are The Champions

Weezer
-In The Garage
-Keep Fishin'
-Death And Destruction

 

The Who
1. Pictures of Lily
2. So Sad About Us
3. A Quick One While He's Away (from Rock n' Roll Circus)

Wilco
1. She's A Jar
2. Ashes of American Flags
3. Jesus etc.

Replacements
1. Alex Chilton
2. Left of the Dial
3. Skyway

Blur
1. The Universal
2. Charmless Man
3. 1992

Bob Dylan
1. Visions of Johanna
2. Ballad of a Thin Man (the Live 1966 version)
3. Absolutely Sweet Marie

Led Zeppelin
1. Communication Breakdown
2. Immigrant Song
3. Over the Hills and Far Away

The Clash
1. Janie Jones
2. White Man in Hammersmith Palais
3. Guns of Brixton

Rolling Stones
1. Dead Flowers
2. She's a Rainbow
3. Rocks Off

Radiohead
1. Exit Music (From a Film)
2. Just
3. No Surprises

The Byrds
1. Feel a Whole Lot Better
2. Eight Miles High
3. Chesnut Mare

 

How can Blister in the Sun not be one of the Femmes' top nine songs ??? Because it actually had mainstream play?