February 6, 2008
A Playlist for the Network Breakdown
ME Liz Strauss wrote this at 5:29 pm
Sorry I Was Hard to Reach
- Communication Breakdown by Led Zepplin
- Zero by Smashing Pumpkins
- Crash by Dave Matthews Band
- Breakdown by Tom Petty
- Too Low for Zero by Elton John
- Crash by Gwen Stefani
- Breakdown by Alan Parsons
- Freedom at Point Zero by Jefferson Starship
- Crash by David Byrne
- Breakdown by Jack Johnson
- Lost and Found by Trial and Error by Steppenwolf
- Crash by Aerosmith
- Detroit Breakdown by J. Geils Band
- Disciplined Breakdown by Collective Soul
- Crash and Burn by Simple Plan
- Ground Control to Major Tom by David Bowie
Looks like other folks have had similar problems.
Feel free to add your own song titles.
See you back here soon.
Smiles,
Liz
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34 Comments to “A Playlist for the Network Breakdown”

Mike DeWitt said
Downed by Cheap Trick (playing two shows nightly at the Brat Stop)
Kelly said
I suggested earlier “Holding out for a Hero” by Bonnie Tyler.
Shai Coggins said
LOL. Funny, Liz. :-)
Maybe, “Theme to Bob The Builder”? ;-)
Kelly said
Or now that the network’s slowly coming back up, what about Celine Dion’s “It’s All Coming Back to Me Now”?
Tris Hussey said
Ghost in the Machine … The Police
Brian Clark said
Here’s the U2 collection:
Stuck in a Moment You Can’t Get Out Of
Running to Stand Still
Surrender
Kelly said
Brian - Love the “Stuck in a Moment You Can’t Get Out Of”
The revised Britney entry? “Me Against the Blog”
Kristen King said
How about “Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For”? :)
kk
Brian Clark said
Soundgarden collection:
Zero Chance
Superunknown
No Attention
Miranda said
“Champagne Supernova” by Oasis
Also, more U2, “Walk On” which is what our readers are doing…
But we do have some great tech folks working on it, so I’m thinking “Like a Rock” and even “O Fortuna,” which has a rather victorious sound, even though it’s about the whims of fortune…
ME Liz Strauss said
You guys are marvelous!
Thanks for the additions . . . I can’t wait to see what else gets added!
Jen / domestika said
I’ve got to chip in here with “All Choked Up” - Say Anything:
Do you hear me now?
Could you see me now?
Could you save me now?
I’m choking… I’m choking…
:D
ME Liz Strauss said
Which of course, naturally leads to the “Tommy” classic
See me
Hear me
Touch me
Feel me.
thanks Jen!
Jen / domestika said
Count on you for the quick comeback, Liz!
Jen / domestika said
Bedtime in the Maritimes… so I’ll leave you with the thought of a little Chris de Burgh, “Ship to Shore” - “Do you read me anymore? This line is bad and fading…”
HART (1-800-HART) said
Is this list limited to b5′ers?
John Lennon
Nobody Loves You (When You’re Down and Out)
[Preview mp3 @ Amazon]
Chris Cree said
As I was reading through your list I thought, “Ground Control to Major Tom.”
And there it was at the bottom, included already. Heh.
Glad you’re back with us, Liz. :)
Anirudh said
Megadeth - Disconnect
Queenschrye- Breakdown
Breaking Benjamin - Breakdown
Zero - Lost
Slayer - Exile
Opeth - In my time of need
Incubus - Nowhere fast
ME Liz Strauss said
Barricades and Brick Walls by Kasey Chambers
It Just Won’t Quit by MeatLoaf
Take the Long Way Home by Supertramp
One More Try by George Michael
I Think I’ll Disappear Now by Crash Test Dummies
BlueFX said
Bohemnian Rhapsody?
:)
Brian Clark said
Just to clarify, “No Attention” above was a reference to my audience not being able to give me any because the site was down.
The b5 tech guys paid undivided attention to this issue and worked insanely hard to get it fixed. These things happen, and I know our guys are top notch under pressure.
ME Liz Strauss said
Hi Brian!
That’s exactly what I heard. Yeah the guys are still working. ;)
Man, they’ve gotta be exhausted by now. :(
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Brian Layman said
I’m thinking “Don’t bring me down” by ELO
ME Liz Strauss said
“Welcome to my Nightmare” by Alice Cooper
Mike DeWitt said
Time for “Walking on Sunshine”, Liz. It looks like you’re back in business! ;-)
Mike
Scorpia said
Liz, I figured there were problems when I couldn’t get in on several tries yesterday. Glad it’s all been cleared up.
However, I’m surprised that no one else has suggested:
“Houston, we have a problem.”
ME Liz Strauss said
Hi Scorpia!
Great addition. Yeah, you’ve got a winner there!
ME Liz Strauss said
Mike,
I’m not only “Walking on Sunshine,”
“I Can See Clearly Now.”
Alina Popescu said
Hey Liz! I’d optimistically add: Don’t worry, be happy and Show must go on :D Oh, yeah, and for your tech guys who worked through it, a motivational one: Daft Punk - Harder Better Faster Stronger!
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