I actually keep a playlist on my iPad for my family for when the day comes:

1. Knockin on Heavens Door Dylan
2. Remember When Alan Jackson
3. Colder Weather Zac Brown
4. Into the West Annie Lennox
5. Exile Enya
6. Time to Say Goodbye Sarah Brightman
7. As I Lay Me Down Sophie B. Hawkins

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Don't Follow- Alice in Chains (anything by AIC would be amazingly appropriate)
The End- The Doors
Hurt- Johnny Cash
First Breath After Coma- Explosions in the Sky
I'll think of the fifth one
We're all living in each other's paranoia.

Lots of great choices here. I would add
Angel- Jimi Hendrix
I Was Young When I Left Home- Dylan (although I could easily name ten more Dylan tunes)
Brokedown Palace- Grateful Dead (or Ripple)
But in the end there's only one for me:
Time, by Tom Waits
If that song doesn't bring a tear to your eye there's something seriously wrong with you.

Wow, hardly any IMDb threads 10 years old are even allowed to survive.

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That's a great list, I actually found a Substance 1987 original German pressing that potentially has Peter Hooks signature

1. Mercy Mercy Me Marvin Gaye
2. Great Gig in the Sky Pink Floyd
3. MLK U2
4. My My, Hey Hey Neil Young
5. Don't You (Forget About Me) Simple Minds
6. Reckoner Radiohead
   -?
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-nvfyphJxA
   "I am I am I said I'm not myself. I'm not dead and

Hmmm

1. Ceremony - New Order (some say Joy Division, I will consider it a New Order song)
2. Exit Music (For a Film) - Radiohead
3. Half Light I - Arcade Fire
4. Plainsong - The Cure
5. Strange News from Another Star - Blur

lowrider-war

At My Funeral Crash Test Dummies (Bit on the nose!)
Dream, Baby, Dream Bruce Springsteen
Love Me Tender Elvis Presley
In Dreams Roy Orbison
Midnight Train To Georgia Neil Diamond
Poor Men Wanna Be Rich, Rich Men Wanna Be Kings
And A King Ain't Satisfied Til He Rules Everything

Well I Wonder the Smiths
Dying in the Sun. The Cranberries
Empty. The Cranberries
Lions. Ace Enders
Hallelujah. Rufus Wainwright

Well the greatest funeral song of all time of course..
"Yakety Sax" - (The Benny Hill Theme)
Jesus would support Universal Health Care

Hallelujah (Jeff Buckley)
Stand by Me (Ben E. King)
You've Got a Friend (James Taylor)
Baby, I Need You Loving (The Four Tops)
We've Only Just Begun (The Carpenters)
Ava Maria (Judi Collins)

I actually keep a playlist on my iPad for my family for when the day comes:

1. Knockin on Heavens Door Dylan
2. Remember When Alan Jackson
3. Colder Weather Zac Brown
4. Into the West Annie Lennox
5. Exile Enya
6. Time to Say Goodbye Sarah Brightman
7. As I Lay Me Down Sophie B. Hawkins

This message has been deleted.

Don't Follow- Alice in Chains (anything by AIC would be amazingly appropriate)
The End- The Doors
Hurt- Johnny Cash
First Breath After Coma- Explosions in the Sky
I'll think of the fifth one
We're all living in each other's paranoia.

Lots of great choices here. I would add
Angel- Jimi Hendrix
I Was Young When I Left Home- Dylan (although I could easily name ten more Dylan tunes)
Brokedown Palace- Grateful Dead (or Ripple)
But in the end there's only one for me:
Time, by Tom Waits
If that song doesn't bring a tear to your eye there's something seriously wrong with you.

Wow, hardly any IMDb threads 10 years old are even allowed to survive.

This message has been deleted.

That's a great list, I actually found a Substance 1987 original German pressing that potentially has Peter Hooks signature

1. Mercy Mercy Me Marvin Gaye
2. Great Gig in the Sky Pink Floyd
3. MLK U2
4. My My, Hey Hey Neil Young
5. Don't You (Forget About Me) Simple Minds
6. Reckoner Radiohead
   -?
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-nvfyphJxA
   "I am I am I said I'm not myself. I'm not dead and

Hmmm

1. Ceremony - New Order (some say Joy Division, I will consider it a New Order song)
2. Exit Music (For a Film) - Radiohead
3. Half Light I - Arcade Fire
4. Plainsong - The Cure
5. Strange News from Another Star - Blur

lowrider-war

At My Funeral Crash Test Dummies (Bit on the nose!)
Dream, Baby, Dream Bruce Springsteen
Love Me Tender Elvis Presley
In Dreams Roy Orbison
Midnight Train To Georgia Neil Diamond
Poor Men Wanna Be Rich, Rich Men Wanna Be Kings
And A King Ain't Satisfied Til He Rules Everything

Well I Wonder the Smiths
Dying in the Sun. The Cranberries
Empty. The Cranberries
Lions. Ace Enders
Hallelujah. Rufus Wainwright