Artist	Song
The Hives	Hate to Say I Told You So
from Veni Vidi Vicious (2008)
The Hives	Walk Idiot Walk
from Tyrannosaurus Hives (2004)
The Hives	Tick Tick Boom
from The Black and White Album (2007)
The Hives	Two-Timing Touch and Broken Bones
from Tyrannosaurus Hives (2004)
The Hives	Main Offender
from Veni Vidi Vicious (2008)
The Hives	Try It Again
from The Black and White Album (2007)
Timbaland	Throw It On Me (feat. The Hives)
from Shock Value (2007)
The Hives	Supply and Demand
from Veni Vidi Vicious (2008)
The Hives	Abra Cadaver
from Tyrannosaurus Hives (2004)
The Hives	Die, All Right!
from Veni Vidi Vicious (2008)
The Hives	A.K.A. I-D-I-O-T
from Barely Legal (2008)
The Hives	Diabolic Scheme
from Tyrannosaurus Hives (2004)
The Hives	Won't Be Long
from The Black and White Album (2007)
The Hives	Automatic Schmuck
from Barely Legal (2008)
The Hives	Fall Is Just Something Grownups Invented
from Fall Is Just Something Grownups Invented (Bonus Track) - Single (2007)
The Hives	A Little More for Little You
from Tyrannosaurus Hives (2004)
The Hives	Well All Right!
from The Black and White Album (2007)
The Hives	No Pun Intended
from Tyrannosaurus Hives (2004)
The Hives	The Hives Meet the Norm
from The Hives Meet the Norm - Single (2004)
The Hives	Outsmarted
from Veni Vidi Vicious (2008)
The Hives	Square One Here I Come
from The Black and White Album (2007)
The Hives	The Hives-Declare Guerre Nucleaire
from Veni Vidi Vicious (2008)
The Hives	Untutored Youth
from Your New Favourite Band (2004)
The Hives	B Is for Brutus
from Tyrannosaurus Hives (2004)
The Hives	T.H.E.H.I.V.E.S.
from The Black and White Album (2007)
The Hives	Hail Hail Spit N' Drool
from Barely Legal (2008)
The Hives	Genepool Convulsions
from Genepool Convulsions - Single (2004)
The Hives	You Got It All... Wrong
from The Black and White Album (2007)
The Hives	Here We Go Again
from Barely Legal (2008)
The Hives	The Hives Are Law, You Are Crime
from Your New Favourite Band (2004)

Comment:

Look, we can't blame you for assigning a short shelf life to the Hives after they landed smack dab at the forefront of the garage rock revival in 2002. (See the instant Molotov cocktail recipe of [i]Veni Vidi Vicious[/i].) No matter how you slice that situation, it's kinda hard to take a band seriously when they're wearing matching suits and saying, "we're God's gift to rock 'n' roll!" in more ways than one — [i]many[/i] more. That is until you let the tunes take over: four albums-plus of pure, unadulterated pop as seen through the eyes of a nitrous-fueled speed freak . . . or Iggy, circa [i]Raw Power[/i]. Not just the adrenaline-pumping intersection between garage and punk; try the surface-tension addition of admitted left-field influences like Devo and Kraftwerk, both of which can be heard on [i]Tyrannosaurus Hives[/i] and [i]The Black and White Album[/i]. What's next? A single produced by Timbaland? Oh, wait…

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