5 Songs With Audio. Can You I.D. Them?

[1981baby]

This first track is supposed to be E.S.G.'s "Jungle". I can't find any info though saying they made a track of that name. It certainly sounds like them. Is it them and what album is it off?

http://media.putfile.com/ESG---Jungle

Song 2: It's only a 40 second clip that sounds a little like Bush Tetras musically and then the vocals come on which are German.

http://media.putfile.com/MysterySong

Song 3: This group is female fronted and the vocals sound a lot like Alterted Images. The lyrics go:

Spinning rain drop by drop
on my happy garden
Spinning rain drop by drop
on my happy home
i'm in the rain until I ??? to you
i'm in the rain
i'm in the rain

This is the full song at 2:26 secs:

http://media.putfile.com/mysterysong3

Song 4: This song is a sort of punk garage band. Lyrics go something like:

For whom the bell tolls
you're a little too short
you're a little to short
you give me love
you give me nothing at all
you conceited
I don't really care
you kick down my doors
but there's no one there
you're running under tables
runing under ?tiles?
you're crawling under doors

http://media.putfile.com/MysterySong3Song

Song 5: This is a British post punk sound with vocals in the vein on of a les nasal Johnny Rotten. It's sort of a spoken word anti-consumerism track. Lyrics go:

in the kingdon of consumption
the citizen is king
a democratic monarchy
equality before consumption
fraternity in comsumption
and freedom in comsumption

comsumer goods are used by you or lose value
there nature is to be comsumable there all dust

and as President Eisenhower so casually explained
the present economic system has been rescued by turning man into a consumer
by identifying him by the highest number of possible consumable ?volumes?

http://media.putfile.com/mysterysong5

Even if you can't id the songs these all good songs so have a listen for the fun of it.

[pcarbonaro]

Took a listen to the fifth song -- no idea who the band is but the lyrics to the song are actually quotes taken from Raul VanEigem (sp?), a situationist philosopher. I think he wrote this stuff in the late 60's... bet he never thought it'd get incorporated into a tune!

Personally I'm kinda psyched that I remember stuff from my philosophy class back at NYU in '86!

Peter