“Less Than Zero,” Elvis Costello
“Love Minus Zero/No Limit,” Bob Dylan
“She Watch Channel Zero?!” Public Enemy
“Saved By Zero,” The Fixx
“3/5 Mile in 10 Seconds,” The Jefferson Airplane
“One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer,” Amos Milburn (among others)
“One Week,” Barenaked Ladies
“One More Minute,” Weird Al Yankovic
“One Bad Apple,” The Osmonds
“One Mint Julep,” the Clovers/Ray Charles
“One Night,” Smiley Lewis/Elvis Presley
“On Monkey Don’t Stop No Show,” Big Maybelle/Joe Tex/The Honey Cone
“#1 Crush,” Garbage
“I’m Still #1,” Boogie Down Productions
“1,2,3,” Len Barry
“1,2,3 Red Light,” The 1910 Fruitgum Company
“1,2,3,4 (Sumpin’ New)” Coolio
“One Angry Dwarf and 200 Solemn Faces,” Ben Folds 5
“It Takes Two,” Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock
“Two Hearts,” Bruce Springsteen
“Two of Hearts,” Stacey Q
“2+2 = ?” Bob Seger
“2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted,” 2Pac
“2 Become 1,” The Spice Girls
“Two Lovers,” Mary Wells
“Just the Two of Us,” Grover Wasington Jr with Bill Withers
“Two Divided by Love,” The Grass Roots
“Two Less Lonely People,” Air Supply
“Two Tickets to Paradise,” Eddie Money
“Eat for Two,” 10,000 Maniacs
“Two Little Hitlers,” Elvis Costello
“Will 2K,” Will Smith
“Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad,” Meat Loaf
“2-4-2 Fox Trot (The Lear Jet Song),” The Byrds
“2-4-6-8 Motorway,” The Tom Robinson Band
“Three Times a Lady,” The Commodores
“3 AM,” Matchbox20
“3 AM Eternal,” The KLF
“Quarter to Three,” Gary US Bonds
“In 3’s,” The Beastie BOys
“Three MCs and One DJ,” The Beastie BOys
“No Name #3,” Elliot Smith
“Three Little Fishies,” Kay Kyser
“Let the Four Winds Blow,” Roy Brown
“Four in the Morning,” Jesse Colin Young
“Four Strong Winds,” Ian and Sylvia
“Positively 4th Street,” Bob Dylan
“Fourth Time Around,” Bob Dylan
“4 Seasons of Loneliness,” Boyz II Men
“Five Years,” David Bowie
“Hawaii Five-O,” The Ventures
“Obviously Five Believers,” Bob Dylan
“Five Minutes of Funk,” Whodini
“5D (Fifth Dimension)” The Byrds
“Five O’Clock World,” The Vogues
“Mr. DJ (5 for the DJ),” Aretha Franklin
“5ive Gears in Reverse,” Elvis Costello
“M5,” The Fall
“High 5 (Rock the Catskills),” Beck
“Mambo No. 5,” Lou Bega
“5-7-0-5,” CIty Boy
“5-10-15-20 (25-30 Years of Love),” The Presidents
“Six O’Clock,” The Lovin’ Spoonful
“From a Buick 6,” Bob Dylan
“7 And 7 Is,” Love
“Seven Bridges Road,” The Eagles
“Seven Day Weekend,” Gary US Bonds
“Seven Year Ache,” Roseanne Cash
“Seven Day Fool,” Etta James
“Seventh Son,” Willie Dixon
“Seven Rooms of Gloom,” The Four Tops
“Eight Miles High,” The Byrds
“8th Wonder,” The Sugarhill Gang
“853-5937,” The Squeeze
“Riot in Cell Block #9,” The Robins
“Love Potion #9,” The Clovers/The Searchers
“#9 Dream,” John Lennon
“Cloud Nine,” The Temptations
“Engine No. 9,” Wilson Pickett
“big Ten Inch (Record),” Bullmoose Jackson/Aerosmith
“Tenth Avenue Freeze Out,” Bruce Springsteen
“The Ten Commandments of Love,” THe Moonglows
“Ten Commandments,” Prince Buster
“I Shall Be Free No. 10,” Bob Dylan
“More News at Eleven,” Public Enemy
“The Twefth of Never,” Johnny Mathis (among others)
“Rainy Day Women #12 & 35,” Bob Dylan
“Twelve Thiry (Young Girls Are Coming to the Canyon),” The Mamas and the Papas
“July the 12th, 1939,” Charlie Rich
“Thirteen Questions,” Seatrain
“Sweet Little Sixteen,” Chuck Berry
“sixteen,” The Buzzcocks
“Christine Sixteen,” Kiss
“Only Sixteen,” Sam Cooke
“Sixteen Candles,” The Crests
“You’re Sixteen,” Johnny Burnette/Ringo Starr
“June 16,” The Minutemen
“17,” Rick James
“Seventeen,” The Sex Pistols
“Seventeen,” Winger
“Edge of Seventeen,” Stevie Nicks
“I’m Eighteen,” Alice Cooper
“18 with a Bullet,” Pete Wingfield
“Eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses,” Kathy Mattea
“18 And Life,” Skid Row
“19th Nervous Breakdown,” The Rolling Stones
“Hey Nineteen,” Steely Dan
“Twentieth Century Fox,” The Doors
“Twenty Days and Twenty Nights,” Elvis Presley
“21,” Woody Guthrie
“24 Hours from Tulsa,” Gene Pitney
“24/7,” Kevon Edmonds
“25 Miles,” Edwin Starr
“26 Miles (Santa Catalina),” The Four Preps
“Thirty Days,” Chuck Berry
“30 Seconds Over Tokyo,” Pere Ubu
“Thirty-Three,” Smashing Pumpkins
“War at 33-1/3,” Public Enemy
“35 Millimeter Dreams,” Garland Jeffreys
“We Do As We’re Told (MIllgram’s 37),” Peter Gabriel
“Forty Days,” Ronnie Hawkins
“Forty Miles of Bad Road,” Duane Eddy
“40 Oz. to Freedom,” Sublime
“Stars on 45,” Stars on 45
“The Way It Was In '51,” Merle Haggard
“54-46 Was My Number,” Toots and the Maytalls
“I Can’t Drive 55,” Sammy Hagar
“57 Channels and Nothing On,” Bruce Springsteen
“Incident on 57th Street,” Bruce Springsteen
“The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin’ Groovy),” Simon and Garfunkel
“Sixty Minute Man,” The Dominoes
“Highway 61 Revisited,” Bob Dylan
“Rocket Reducer No. 62,” The MC5
“'65 Love Affair,” Paul Davis
“Thunder Kiss '65,” White Zombie
“Questions 67 and 68,” Chicago
“Sixty Eight Guns,” The Alarm
“Incident at 66.6 FM,” Public Enemy
“Rocket 69,” Todd Rhodes
“77 Sunset Strip,” TV theme song
“Rocket 88,” Jackie Breston and His Delta Cats
“88 Lines About 44 Women,” The Nails
“96 Tears,” ? and the Mysterians
“The Wreck of Ol’ 97,” Vernon Dahlhart
“97 Bonnie and Clyde,” Eminem
“98.6,” Keith
“Johnny 99,” Bruce Springsteen
“Ninety-Nine and a Half (Won’t Do),” Wilson Pickett
“100% Pure Love,” Crystal Waters
“100 Miles and Running,” NWA
“CTA 102,” The Byrds
“PT 109,” Jimmy Dean
“Across 110th Street,” Bobby Womack
“Bob Dylan’s 115th Dream,” Bob Dylan
“200 Balloons,” Prince
“Hawkmoon 269,” U2
“Big Joe and Phantom 309,” Tom Waits
“409,” The Beach Boys
“500 Miles,” Bobby Bare (among others)
“I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles),” The Proclaimers
“Flight 505,” The Rolling Stones
“900-Force Line,” Full Force
“905,” Thw Who
“Land of 1000 Dances,” Chris Kenner/Wilson Pickett/etc.
“1000 Oceans,” Tori Amos
“Dayton Ohio 1903,” Randy Newman
“1921,” The Who
“New York Mining Disaster 1941,” The Bee Gees
“1979,” Smashing Pumpkins
“1984,” David Bowie
“1985,” Paul McCartney
“2000 Light Years Away From Home,” The Rolling Stones
“Public Service Announcement 2000,” Eminem
“2120 S. Michigan Avenue,” The Rolling Stones
“One More Robet/3000-21,” The FLaming Lips
“30,000 Pounds of Bananas,” Harry Chapin
“A Million Miles Away,” The Plimsouls
“If I Had $1,000,000,” Barenaked Ladies
“A Million to One,” Jimmy Charles
“One Million Bottlebags,” Public Enemy
“8 Million Stories,” Kurtis Blow