These are the only songs that I require.
Desolation Row
Bob Dylan
Lyrics from Bob Dylan’s “Desolation Row” appear in the title and the end quote of Chapter I of the comic series: “At midnight, all the agents and superhuman crew go out and round up everyone who knows more than they do.”
Neighborhood Threat
Iggy Pop
Chapter I, Page 10, Panel 1. The song blares from the boom box of a male Knot Top named Derf as Dan walks home from Hollis Mason’s apartment. The lyric shown is “…look down your back stairs buddy, somebody’s living there an’ they don't really feel the weather…”
The Comedians
Elvis Costello
Lyrics from Elvis Costello’s “The Comedians” appear in the title and the end quote of Chapter II of the comic series:“And I’m up while the dawn is breaking, even though my heart is aching. I should be drinking a toast to absent friends instead of these comedians.”
Walking On The Moon
The Police
Chapter III, Page 19, Panel 1. The chorus of this song is sung by a soldier painting a warning sign on Dr. Manhattan’s door: “Walkin’ on…Walkin’ on the moooo-oooon.”
Jocko Homo
DEVO
Chapter VII, Page 10, Panels 2-3. Referenced by Laurie in Dan’s basement after trying on his goggles. She says, “Sure. Devo. Are We Not Men?” She is either referring to the album title “Q: Are We Not Men” or the lyric from the track “Jocko Homo” where Mark Mothersbaugh shouts the same line.
Unforgettable
Nat King Cole
Chapter VII, Page 13, Panels 8-9. The song’s lyrics are shown as coming from a Nostalgia perfume commercial on T.V. during Dan and Laurie’s first attempt at making love: “Oh, my darling, it’s incredible, that someone so unforgettable should think I am unforgettable, too.”
You’re My Thrill
Billie Holiday
Chapter VII, Pages 25, Panel 7, Page 26 Panels 1-4, 7. Nite Owl plays the song from his speakers on the Owl Ship during the tenement fire rescue: “You’re my thrill. You do something to me. You send chills right through me when I look at you, ’cos you’re my thrill…”
All Along The Watchtower
Bob Dylan
Lyrics from Bob Dylan’s “All Along The Watchtower” appear in the title and the end quote of Chapter X of the comic series: “Outside in the distance a wild cat did growl, two riders were approaching, the wind began to howl.”
The Times They Are A-Changin’
Bob Dylan
Chapter XI at the bottom of Page 32. In the supplement at the end of the chapter there’s a ad for Nostalgia perfume that uses the song title as an ad slogan.
Sanities
John Cale
Lyrics from John Cale’s “Sanities” appear in the title and the end quote of Chapter XII of the comic series: “It would be a stronger world, a stronger loving world, to die in.”
Put all these songs in somewhere.
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but maybe in the same league as a Carpenter 
hopefully. 
