Did You Know? The Australiasian Performaing Rights Association named Don't Dream It's Over the Best New Zealand and Best Australian song of all time, (Members of the band are from both countries). Crowded House bass player Nick Seymor said the song "The record's about not giving up hope and succumbing to the effects of the mass media and consumerism, but there's an over-riding positive view in all our songs"

Did You Know? Lucky Man by the Verve was loved so much by Bono from U2 that he  said it's one of the 6 songs written during 1986 - 2006 that he wishes he wrote himself

Did You Know? Personal Jesus was originally written by Depeche Mode and released in 1989, it was later covered by Johnny Cash. Before its original release, the band placed adverts in the personal columns of UK newspapers with the words "Your own personal Jesus." they also included a phone number you could call to listen to the song.

Did You Know? Kip Moore wrote She's Mine over 10 years before it was released. It's about not knowing who you'll end up spending your life with and how that person is hard to find.

Did You Know? Don't Insist On Leaving Tonight (Aaj Jane Ki Zid Na Karo), Is a poem set to music that was originally written by poet Fayyaz Hashmi and composer Sohail Rana both from Pakistan. It has been sung by many singers and featured in multiple films. This version is in 7/8 which means there are 7 beats per bar rather than that typical 4 or 3.

Did You Know? Ordinary Man is the title song from Christy Moore's 10th album. It was written by Grimsby musician Peter Hames

Did You Know? The Worst is a The Rolling Stones song sung by guitar player Keith Richards. He said that 'It's my riot act. The last time I said it was to my old lady, 20-odd years ago.

Did You Know? Dead Flowers was The Rolling Stones' version country inspired music and came out of Keith Richards' friendship with country legend Gram Parsons

Did You Know? Love Hurts was written by song writing partners Boudleaux and Bryant. Versions have been done by The Everly Brother, Roy Orbison, Gram Parsons & Emmylou Harris, Nazareth and Jim Capaldi.