Losing my mind - Liza Minelli
Where Is My Mind - Pixies

Something you might say after you'd lost it!

Where Is My Mind - The Pixies
Goin' Out West - Tom Waits

Both songs appeared on the movie Fight Club

Goin' Out West - Tom Waits
Land of make believe - Bucks Fizz

Tom and Mike Nolan of the Fizz both have birthdays on Dec 7th

thanks to Wiki for that !

Land Of Make Believe - Bucks Fizz

Are You Ready - AC/DC

Connection: 'Land Of Make Believe' was on the Bucks Fizz album, 'Are You Ready'.

Are You Ready - AC/DC
Don't Look Back in Anger - Oasis

Both groups were formed by pair of brothers

Don't Look Back in Anger - Oasis
Bizarre Love Triangle - New Order

John Osborne's play Look Back In Anger centres on a love triangle........

Bizarre Love Triangle - New Order
Once in a lifetime - Talking Heads

Both groups featured 3 males and 1 female

Once in a lifetime - Talking Heads
Kelly's Heroes - Black Grape

The Heads - Talking Heads without David Byrne released the single Don't Mistake My Kindness for Weakness, which featured Shawn Ryder, lead singer of Black Grape

show post - quite important in a game like this!

^ (Best AF impression) Not 'arf

Kelly's Heroes - Black Grape
Grace Is Gone - Jamie Cullum

Clint Eastwood starred in "Kelly's Heroes" and wrote "Grace Is Gone"

Grace Is Gone - Jamie Cullum
Theme from Shaft - Isaac Hayes

Jamie & Isaac share same birthday August 20th

Theme from Shaft - Isaac Hayes
Chocolate salty balls - Chef

Same singer

Chocolate salty balls - Chef
Brad Logan - Rancid

Rancid performed this song on the Chef Aid album, where Chocolate Salty Balls featured as a single.

Brad Logan - Rancid
Time To Waste - Alkaline Trio

BL has roadied for both bands amongst countless others.

Time To Waste - Alkaline Trio

Get Over It - Guillemots

Connection: 'Time To Waste' is on the album Crimson while 'Get Over It' is on the album Red.

Get Over It - Guillemots
Money For Nothing - Dire Straits

Connection: Both Fyfe Dangerfield of Guillemots , and John Ilsley of Dire Straits attended Bromsgrove School, Worcestershire.

Money For Nothing - Dire Straits
Waterloo Sunset - The Kinks

Link: rhyming drummers - Pick & Mick

possibly the feeblest connection ever, but better than a 'Sting' link

Waterloo Sunset - The Kinks

4am - Madness

Connection: Waterloo Sunset was rumoured to have been inspired by the romance between two British celebrities of the time, actors Terence Stamp and Julie Christie, although this was denied in Ray Davies' autobiography.

4am also picks up the story of Terry and Julie some years later.

4am - Madness
Still Crazy After All These Years - Paul Simon

Four in the Morning..

Still Crazy After All These Years - Paul Simon
Sir Duke - Stevie Wonder

Link: When Simon won an Album Of The Year Grammy in 1976 for 'Still Crazy...', he thanked Stevie Wonder for "not releasing an album that year" (Wonder had won the award the previous two years). Sir Duke is the lead track on Songs In The Key Of Life, which duly took the title the following Grammy's.

Sir Duke - Stevie Wonder

Should I Stay Or Should I Go - The Clash

Connection: Both songs used to advertise jeans; 'Sir Duke' for Lee Jeans and 'Should I Stay Or Should I Go' for Levi's.

Should I Stay Or Should I Go - The Clash
Chemical World - Blur

Both albums that the singles are on, Combat Rock & Modern Life Is Rubbish, have railway tracks on the album sleeve.

^ There's a rich vein to be tapped into there (things on the cover). I'm still trying to think of an obligatory Sting link...

Chemical World - Blur
Reason To Believe - Rod Stewart

The B side of the 7" for both releases was "Maggie May"

Reason To Believe - Rod Stewart
Dreams Of Children - The Jam

Again, though originally intended as the main song, it was the reverse track 'Going Underground' that became better known.

Dreams Of Children - The Jam

Forbidden - Black Sabbath

Connection: Apparently, the title of the Jam song was inspired by English writer Clive Barker's horror story The Forbidden, where The Candyman kills to preserve his reputation, so he can haunt "The Dreams Of Children."