How many numbers can we get covered using song titles?
Here’s a few to start off with:
3AM - Matchbox 20
9 To 5 - Sheena Easton
57 Channels And Nothing On - Bruce Springsteen(?)
86 - Green Day
88 Lines About 44 Women - Nails
500 Miles - Proclaimers
1962 - Grass Show
Disco 2000 - Pulp
2468 Motorway - Tom Robinson
Please, not Symphony #1,2,3 etc.
4 33 - John Cage
One - U2
&oh yeah, hi. though I doubt anyone remembers me, I do remember some of the old posters around here…
::dusts off name::
The Two of Us – Beatles
Funk 48 & Funk 49, both by the James Gang
Jenny (867-5309) – Huey Lewis
5:15 – the Who
Revolution Number 9 – Beatles
Don’t forget Love Potion #9.
Beechwood 45789 (You can call me up and have a date, any old time.)— Marvelettes, and numerous covers of.
76 trombones— Many bands
Rocket 88—Ike Turner
Rainy Day Women Number 12 & 35—Bob Dylan
Tea For Two–D&R
25 or 6 to 4 - Chicago
409 - Beach Boys
Summer of '69 - Bryan Adams
99 Luft Balloons - Nena
867-5309 was recorded by Tommy Tutone, not Huey Lewis.
9 to 5, by Dolly Parton.
“Strawberry Letter 23” – Brothers Johnson
“61 Days” – The Local Rabbits
“400 Metres” – Sloan
“May 11” – Eric’s Trip
50 ways to leave your lover - Paul Simon
11 o’clock tick tock - U2
“Question 67 and 68” Chicago Transit Authority
“1999” Prince
“One o’clock Jump” (don’t remember)
“Route 66” (many artists)
lots more…with think and be back 
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One- Metallica
Two Minutes to Midnight- Iron Maiden
Three Lock Box- Sammy Hagar
The Four Horseman- Metallica
Seventh Son of a Seventh Son- Iron Maiden
Pieces of Eight- Styx
Edge of Seventeen- Stevie Nicks
Eighteen and Life- Skid Row
Hey Nineteen- Steely Dan
46 and 2- Tool
I Can’t Drive 55- Sammy Hagar
Summer of '69- Bryan Adams
In the Year 2525- (artist?)
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“Love Me 2 Times” by the Doors
“Gimme 3 Steps” by Lynyrd Skynyrd
“4 Sticks” by Led Zeppelin
“I Got the 6” by ZZTop
“8 Days a Week” by the Beatles
“#9 Dream” by John Lennon
“Force 10” by Rush
“Rainy Day Women #12 & 35” by Bob Dylan
“Sweet Little 16” by Chuck Berry
"At 17 by Janis Ian
“18” by Alice Cooper
“19th Nervous Breakdown” by the Rolling Stones
“2000 Light Years From Home” by the Rolling Stones
If you want to go negative, there’s no better choice than Elvis Costello’s “Less Than Zero.”
Also, off the top of my head, I thought of Bob Marley and the Wailers’ “Three Little Birds,” and the “One is the Loneliest Number” song that a million people have done versions of, and I think it was Roky Erikson or somebody that did “Two-headed Dog.” And the Raincoats sang “You’re a Million.” And didn’t the Clash do “Four Horsemen”?
1969- the Stooges
1970- also the Stooges
1979 - The Smashing Pumpkins
“A Million Miles Away” – Plimsouls
“24,900 miles per hour” – 7 Year Bitch (Double points for a numerical song title by a numerical band!)
“Sixteen Candles” (artist?)
“The Seventh Son” Willie Dixon
“Seven Screaming Diz-Busters” Blue Oyster Cult
“ME-262” Blue Oyster Cult
“Rainy Day Woman No. 12 and 39” Bob Dylan
“No. 29 External Youth” John Entwistle
“Black No. 1” Type O Negative
“One At A Time” The Who
“905” The Who
“One of my Turns” Pink Floyd
“One Step Ahead of the Devil” Blue Oyster Cult
“Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright” Bob Dylan
“Talking World War Three Blues” Bob Dylan
“Honey, Just Allow Me One More Chance” Bob Dylan
“One Too Many Mornings” Bob Dylan
“One More Night” Bob Dylan
BTW, “In The Year 2525” was by Zager & Evans.
One More Hour
One Alone
You Only Live Twice
Three Little Words
I’m Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover
Five Hundred Miles
Pennsylvania 6-5000
Sixteen Tons
At Seventeen
99 Bottles Of Beer On The Wall.
And here in the States, “9 to 5” by Sheena Easton was retitled “Morning Train” to avoid confusion with Dolly Parton’s song of the same name.