Aim #1
Duran Duran, "Hungry like the Wolf", pop, 1982
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Leonard Cohen , "Hallelujah", pop, 1984
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Rick James, "Give it to me Baby", Funk, 1981
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Black Flag, "TV Party", Rock, 1982
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The Bloodhound Gang, "The Bad Touch", Rock, 1999
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Aim #3
The Beastie Boys, "She's Crafty", Rap, 1986
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They Might Be Giants, "Why Does the Sun Shine", Rock, 1985
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Biz Markie, "Just a Friend", Rap, 1989
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Weird Al Yankovic, "Don't Download This Song", Spoken Word, 2006
Bob Dylan, "The Times They are a-Changin", Rock, 1964
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Between aim one and three I found that one was easier to find. Times have changed and trying to help people doesn't get you money so I see why it's easier to write about pleasure. Even though aim three was harder I managed to find a few songs, even though four of them are kind of a joke. There is so much music based on pleasure that even songs based on public service still cross over into the pleasure category, which isn't had seeing how music is a form of pleasure in its self.