Apparently a lot of other people have Tommy too 
Acid Queen
Addicted to Love
Adelaide’s Lament (from Guys and Dolls)
Ain’t Nobody But Me
All the Young Dudes
The A-Treatment - Laika and the Cosmonauts
Abacab - Genesis
Abaddon’s Bolero - Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Abalone Daze - The Mermen
Abandon City - Utopia
Laika and the Cosmonauts also have the distinction of having the last song on my Pod, alphabetically speaking - Zunami.
Alphabetically
A-Punk - Vampire Weekend
A-tisket, A-tasket - Ella Fitzgerald
A fero til Breioafjaroar - Steindor Anderson & Sigur Ros
The Abduction of Margaret - The Decemberists
Abends will Ich schlafen gehen - Maria & Margot Hellwig (don’t even ask)
Shuffle
Tsubasa - M83
12 Ghosts II - Nine Inch Nails
Virgam Virtutis tuae - Vivaldi
Nebel - Rammstein
Please remain calm - CloudCult
Alphabetically by song:
The ABC’s of Love – Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers
Abe Lincoln – Bishop Allen
Acid Jazz Singer – The Fratellis
Acrobat – Maximo Park
Across Your Knee – Robbers on High Street
First five random songs:
Mandy – Me First and the Gimme Gimmees
This Kind of Love – Sister Hazel
Surrender – Cheap Trick
Skeleton Key – Margot and the Nuclear So & So’s
Pop Destroyed the Scene – Rookie of the Year
The actual last song on my playlist is Π by Kate Bush. Eliminate that and the songs with numeral titles, and the end of the alphabet is dominated, appropriately enough, by Mr. Z:
Zoot Allures - Frank Zappa
Zomby Woof - Frank Zappa & the Mothers
Zolar Czakl - The Mothers of Invention
Zing Went the Strings of My Heart - The Move
Ziggy Stardust - David Bowie
Alpha:
A-Barenaked Ladies
A-Punk-Vampire Weekend
A.D. Blood- Richard Buckner
A.D.D. (People Stop Running)-PJ Olsson
A.M.A. Song-Phil Ochs
Random
Dreams (Fleetwood Mac Cover)-Whiskeytown
The Landlady-Phish
Is You Is Or Is You Ain’t My Baby (Rae and Christian Remix)-Dinah Washington
Johanna-Frida Snell
Wonderful-78 Cents (from Street Dreams, a compilation of street performers)
Last 5:
99 Luftballons-Nena
99% of Gargoyles Look Like Bob Todd-Half Man Half Biscuit
**99.9F-**Suzanne Vega
9th and Hennepin-Tom Waits
9th St Bridge-Bill Cosby
A-Punk (Vampire Weekend)
Abacab (Genesis)
ABC (Pipettes)
Abel (The National)
Absolutely Sweet Marie (Bob Dylan)
I do not have an iPod, but I do have a device that does hold music.
(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction - Devo
Add It Up - Richard Cheese
Adventure - Be Your Own Pet
Alfie - Lily Allen
Beds Are Burning - Midnight Oil
Last five:
Yes - Mood for a Day
You Know What You Could Be - The Incredible String Band
You Can’t Always Get What You Want - Greg Brown
You Really Got a Hold on Me - Smokey Robinson
Your Auntie Grizelda- The Monkees 
Alphabetically by Title:
A.M. Radio (Everclear)
Abacab (Genesis)
Absolute Beginners (David Bowie)
Absolutely Cuckoo (Magnetic Fields)
Absolutely No Decorum (The Ark)
Alphabetically by Artist:
Take on Me
Train of Thought
Hunting High & Low
The Blue Sky
Living a Boy’s Adventure Tale
(Name that band!)
On Shuffle:
I Want You (The Beatles)
Invisible (Alison Moyet)
Autumn: Concerto in F Major, RV 293, Op. 8, No. 3 - Allegro: The Hunt - The Fleeing Beast - Guns and Hounds - The Fleeing Beast is Slain from Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons (Gil Shaham & The Orpheus Chamber Orchestra)
You’re My Best Friend (Queen)
Heart of Mine (Boz Scaggs)
I like the shuffle best.
Alphabetically - First five songs
A.A. Cameron’s Srathspey - Silly Wizard
A.B. Corsi (The Man from Orkney) - Silly Wizard
The Abandoned Hospital Ship - Flaming Lips
ABC - The Tiger Lillies
Abdulmajid - American Composers Orchestra
Alphabetically - Last five songs
Zoo Station - U2
Zissou Society Blue Star Cadence - *The Life Aquatic *Soundtrack
Ziggy Stardust - David Bowie
Zaar - Peter Gabriel
Yulunga (Spirit Dance) - Dead Can Dance
Alphabetically - First five albums
A-Sides - Soundgarden
Achtung Baby - U2
Acousticity - The Albion Band
Across the Broad Atlantic - The Pogues
Aenima - Tool
Shuffle - First five songs
Hello Remix - Lyrics Born
Metropolis - The Pogues
Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana
10,000 Days (Wings Part 2) - Tool
Left Hand Suzuki Method - Gorillaz
The last six (thanks to the miracle of numerology):
9 Miles To Stuckey’s - The Torquays
9 Volt - Man or Astro-Man?
9:20 Special - Count Basie
905 - The Who
96 Tears - ? & The Mysterians
99% - Soul Asylum
As long as we’re doing last 6 as well:
Common People-- William Shatner
Mama Told Me Not to come-- Wolfgang Press
Words of Advice for Young People-- William S. Burroughs
Working Class Hero-- John Lennon
You Don’t Love Me Yet-- Bongwater
You were Right-- Built To Spill
I don’t have an iPod, either, but in my MP3 player my first 5 songs are:
Go - Def Leppard
Mama - Genesis
Medley/Yell Help - Elton John
Nobody Else In The World But You - Don Henley
One Thing Leads To Another - The Fixx
Last 5:
High On Emotion - Chris DeBurgh
Adult Education - Hall and Oates
Feelin’ Love - Paula Cole
Method of Modern Love - Hall and Oates
Baby Blue (US Mix) - Badfinger
Ah, last ones now.
With numbers:
1977- The Clash
1000 Umbrellas- XTC
59 Times the Pain- Husker Du
54-46 That’s My Number- Toots and the Maytals
20th Century Man- The Kinks
With letters:
Zurich Is Stained- Pavement
Zoo Pie- Guided By Voices
Youth Decay- Sleater-Kinney
Your Phone’s Off the Hook, But You’re Not- X
Your Cheating Heart- Hank Williams
I have two Ipods, but, on my newer Ipod touch [Which has my Top 10 percent (by play count) and New Age tracks from my older Ipod, and newer songs.]
I know we all claim to have the most eccentric Ipod collection. I submit the following:
Alpha:
Adiction – A Dialog excerpt from “The King of Kong, a fistfull of Quarters”, [Soundtrack disc of the DVD Documentary on obtaining the high score in the Arcade Game Donkey Kong. -One of the Gamers interviewed comments on how his gaming addiction is better than drugs and alcohol. The entire audio clip is 6 seconds long.]
Adiemus - Adiemus from the CD " Pure Moods "
Airwave - from trance/electro group Rank 1 (Single)
All That she Wants - Banghra Version – Ace of Base “The Sign”
Anywhere is – Enya “Paint The Sky With Stars”
Bottom Alpha:
Your Feeling Shoulders – Ray Lynch “Deep Breakfast” (New Age)
4 o Clock in the Morning – Lazard “Trance Party, Vol. 2”
9 PM (Till I Come) – ATB “Trance Classics, Disc 2” [New Age and Trance, that’s pretty much how I roll. Surprisingly, I do feel the two genres are so far removed from each other, that they do actually begin to meet again.]
9 PM / Don’t Stop*. ATB Essentially the same song as above, with another song “Don’t Stop” mixed in. As far as I can tell, this is a non stop party mix, and the two songs are back to back, not remixed.
100% Pure Love - Crystal Waters “Pulse” [90s Dance Club music. This disc also has Haddaway “What is love” – that should give you a good idea of the entire CD.]
- As I stated I have two Ipods. My older Ipod actually had this next ““song”” that I will provide, given that I had 9 pm twice:
100% Pure White Noise. Yes. Static. 60 minutes worth. – I have ADD, and I heard that white noise can help people with ADD concentrate better. IANAD, but I think that it does have some added value to concentration and alternately, relaxation.
Top 5 most played:
The Device has been Modified - Victims of Science This is a remix using music from the valve game “Portal”. GLaDOS and other robots offer up their quotes, over a slightly techno beat.
Surgerunner - YTCracker – Nerd Rap Entertainment System A Rap song played over “Old School” Nintendo 8 Bit Chiptunes. The Entire song is a plea to bring back the late Coca-Cola beverage “Surge”. FYI: The entire “Nerdrap Entertainment System” CD is a free download from YTCracker. Google it.
Runner - A deleted song from the motion picture “Paprika” - An anime that is parts Cyberpunk, parts interactive dreams. I found the deleted songs from the soundtrack after googling for Paprika. The movie is a total “Please may I have some more” WTF fest. IMDB has a trailer for it, and the song used in the trailer (The Girl in Byakkoya) makes my number 7 on my most played list.
Barbie Girl 2006 - Rob Mayth “Party Essentials 2006”. This is a VERY well done cover of the same song from Aqua. You either hate Aqua’s version of the song, or you love it. If you are with me, and fall into the second group, you owe it to your self to track down this song.
Pole Position - Rah - Best of Platipus: Euro - Insturmental Trance/Electronica with a good driving beat.
I also have “Lift up your Hearts” and “Martin Luther King Sings” from Michael Gregory on my Ipod, however, the Top 25 played list has no idea that the songs exist. – I would bet that both of these songs easily make it into my top 10, if not my top 5.
Lift up your Hearts is an “Auto Tuned” remix of Winston Churchill’s speech from Summer 1941. Imagine a Techno Churchill ““singing”” 'Lift up your hearts, All will come right, out of the depths of sorrow and of sacrifice, will be born again, the glory of mankind"
MLK Sings is the “I Have a Dream” speech, also “Auto Tuned”. Both of these songs need to be heard at least once. Very hard to describe with out “being there”.
If you have seen the “Auto tune the news part 2” clip from youtube, both of these songs are from the same guys. – The juxtaposition of History against technoized speech is one of those rare times where two completely far out things collide PERFECTLY together.
First five:
A Breeze from Alabama - Scott Joplin
A Call to Arms - Mike + The Mechanics
A Change is Gonna Come - Sam Cooke
A Day in the Life - The Beatles
A Different Corner - Wham!
Last six:
Your Love Is King - Sade
Zadok the Priest - G.F. Handel
Zoot Suit Riot - Cherry Poppin’ Daddies
Zorba the Greek - Herb Albert & the Tijuana Brass
5:15 - The Who
22nd Regiment - The Goldman Band
An eclectic bunch o’ stuff…
By artist:
2Pac & Dr. Dre: California Love
10,000 Maniacs: Because the Night
AC/DC: Thunderstruck
Back in Black
You Shook Me All Night Long
If we’re only doing one song per artist:
2Pac/Dre
10,000 Maniacs
AC/DC
Alice In Chains (Heaven Beside You, Rooster, No Excuses, Them Bones, Would?)
Alicia Keys (Fallin’)
Last Five:
Tracy Chapman (Fast Car)
U2 (One)
Violent Femmes (Blister in the Sun)
Von Bondies (C’mon C’mon)
Weezer (almost all the singles)
The last 5 on my mp3 have Icelandic titles from a few Bjork albums and that I can’t figure out how to print, but starting at the end of Z I have:
Zum – Astor Piazzolla
Zro – Kukl (ahh!! Bjork again!!)
Zoom and Bored – Carl Stallings
Zoom – Dr. Dre and LL Cool J
Zig Zag – John Zorn
Wow-- who would have thought this would prove amazingly representative of my music collection?
I write Spanish words often enough that I’ve bothered to learn the keyboard shortcuts for basic accents, but for other strange symbols I’ve found that copy and paste works in a surprisingly large number of contexts.
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my last five that aren’t numbers are in cyrllic lol
last 5 english alpha
zissou society blue star cadets
zombie
zombie (techno remix)
zoo station
zooropa