Artist	Song
Sparks	Lost and Found
from Kimono My House (2008)
Sparks	I Like Girls
from Big Beat (2008)
Sparks	Falling In Love With Myself Again
from Kimono My House (2008)
Sparks	Popularity
from In Outer Space (1983)
Sparks	Confusion
from Big Beat (2008)
Sparks	Sherlock Holmes
from Angst In My Pants (1982)
Sparks	In the Future
from Indiscreet (2008)
Sparks	Barbecutie
from Kimono My House (2008)
Sparks	Photoshop
from Exotic Creatures of the Deep (2008)
Sparks	Suburban Homeboy
from Lil' Beethoven (2003)
Sparks	Young Girls
from Terminal Jive (1979)
Sparks	Metaphor
from Hello Young Lovers (2006)
Sparks	Upstairs
from Whomp That Sucker (1981)
Sparks	Those Mysteries
from Introducing Sparks (2008)
Sparks	Don't Leave Me Alone With Her
from Propaganda (Remastered) (2008)
Sparks	I Married a Martian
from Whomp That Sucker (1981)
Sparks	Pulling Rabbits Out of a Hat
from Pulling Rabbits Out of a Hat (1984)
Sparks	(Baby Baby) Can I Invade Your Country
from Hello Young Lovers (2006)
Sparks	I Married Myself
from Lil' Beethoven (2003)
Sparks	Throw Her Away (And Get a New One)
from Big Beat (2008)
Sparks	Slowboat
from Sparks (2008)
Sparks	Equator
from Kimono My House (2008)
Sparks	Tearing the Place Apart
from Big Beat (2008)
Sparks	Pineapple
from Indiscreet (2008)
Sparks	Eaten By the Monster of Love
from Angst In My Pants (1982)

Comment:

Between Russell Mael's androgynous image and altitudinous tenor, and brother Ron's buttoned-down-psycho persona, Sparks weren't exactly conventional sex symbols. They spent plenty of time relating their deliciously twisted views on romance — "Don't Leave Me Alone With Her" expresses terror at being abandoned to the whims of "a Hitler wearing heels." "Eaten By the Monster of Love" raises cries of "don't let it get me" at the very [i]thought[/i] of amorous entanglement. Even after reaching middle age, the Mael males looked askance at traditional roles — insisting on being "More Than a Sex Machine" amid the club-happy beats of their 2000 album, [i]Balls[/i].

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