Artist	Song
Roxy Music	All I Want Is You
from The Best of Roxy Music (2001)
Alice Cooper	Be My Lover
from Killer (2005)
Mott the Hoople	The Golden Age of Rock 'N' Roll
from The Hoople (1990)
Doctors of Madness	Suicide City
from Figments of Emancipation (2007)
Kim Fowley	25 Hours a Day
from Living In the Streets (2009)
Roxy Music	Do the Strand
from For Your Pleasure (1999)
Alice Cooper	I'm Eighteen
from Love It to Death (2005)
Hollywood Brats	Courtesan
from Hollywood Brats (1994)
The Rocky Horror Show Original Cast	Sweet Transvestite
from Let's Do the Time Warp Again! (2006)
Geordie	She's a Teaser
from Geordie (2007)
Brett Smiley	April In Paris
from Breathlessly Brett (2006)
Slade	Skweeze Me, Pleeze Me
from Sladest (2007)
Mott the Hoople	Honaloochie Boogie
from Mott (1988)
Arrows	Dreamin'
from Walk Away Renee - Dreamin' (2006)
Sweet	Little Willy
from The Best of Sweet (1993)
Zolar X	Jet Star 19
from Timeless (2004)
Gary Glitter	I Love You Love Me Love
from The Hey Song (The Greatest Hits) (2011)
David Bowie	Suffragette City
from Best of Bowie (2002)
Alvin Stardust	Red Dress
from The Alvin Stardust Story (2001)
Suzi Quatro	Daytona Demon
from A's, B's & Rarities (2005)
David Bowie	Queen Bitch
from Hunky Dory (Remastered) (1999)
Roxy Music	Editions of You
from For Your Pleasure (1999)
T. Rex	Cosmic Dancer
from Electric Warrior (2007)
New York Dolls	Looking for a Kiss
from New York Dolls (1987)
The Guess Who	Glamour Boy
from The Greatest of the Guess Who (1988)

Comment:

One great New York group deserves another, as punk godfathers the New York Dolls lift the spoken-word intro from the Shangri-Las' "Give Him a Great Big Kiss" to open their rough-and-tumble "Looking For a Kiss." Back when Marilyn Manson was just a demon seed, Alice Cooper had already perfected the formula for heavy metal goth, and in "I'm Eighteen" he celebrates the cusp of adulthood with a growl and a fistful of extra-chunky guitar. You'd think it was hard to belt it out in a corset (not to mention sky-high platform shoes), but Tim Curry, star of both the film and stage versions of [i]The Rocky Horror Show[/i] struts his, er, well, [i]something[/i] in the freak-flag anthem "Sweet Transvestite," from the [i]Rocky Horror Show Original Cast[/i] album.

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