The RIAA’s $220,000 Playlist: Just As Crappy As You Might Expect

One of our commenters asked about the songs that the major labels focused on in their successful lawsuit against Jammie Thomas; we found it (courtesy of Threat Level) and it’s reprinted after the jump. Behold, the songs that you may want to take out of your shared-music folder pronto:

• Guns N’ Roses: “Welcome to the Jungle”; “November Rain” • Vanessa Williams: “Save the Best for Last” • Janet Jackson: “Let’s Wait Awhile” • Gloria Estefan: “Here We Are”; “Coming Out of the Dark”; “Rhythm is Gonna Get You” • Goo Goo Dolls: “Iris” • Journey: “Faithfully”; “Don’t Stop Believin'” • Sarah McLachlan: “Possession”; “Building a Mystery” • Aerosmith: “Cryin'” • Linkin Park: “One Step Closer” • Def Leppard: “Pour Some Sugar on Me” • Reba McEntire: “One Honest Heart” • Bryan Adams: “Somebody” • No Doubt: “Bathwater”; “Hella Good”; “Different People” • Sheryl Crow: “Run Baby Run” • Richard Marx: “Now and Forever” • Destiny’s Child: “Bills, Bills, Bills” • Green Day: “Basket Case”

Note the inclusion of “Bills, Bills, Bills” on that list. Someone on the majors’ legal team has quite the sense of humor!

RIAA Trial Produces Playlist of the Century [Threat Level]