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Resources share the relationship genre to Rock music
- Teaser and the firecat, Cat Stevens
- Their greatest hits, the record, Bee Gees
- Tell me you love me, Demi Lovato
- Weezer
- Covers, Cat Power
- The gods we can touch, Aurora
- The breeze, an appreciation of JJ Cale, Eric Clapton & friends
- Find a light, Blackberry Smoke
- An odd entrances, Thee Oh Sees
- Soulfire, Little Steven
- Blurryface, Twenty One Pilots
- The bitter truth, Evanescence
- U2, Vertigo 05, live from Chicago, a Solo Too production for U2 Limited ; producer, Ned O'Hallon ; director, Hamish Hamilton
- Journeyman, Eric Clapton
- The best of Sade
- Power of peace, the Isley Brothers, Santana
- 40 trips around the sun, Toto
- Ladies & gentlemen, the Rolling Stones
- Be myself, Sheryl Crow
- Bridges to Bremen, the Rolling Stones
- Foo Fighters, Foo Fighters
- Wanderer, Cat Power
- Goths, the Mountain Goats
- Take the sadness out of Saturday night, Bleachers
- Catch that train!, Dan Zanes and Friends
- Echo, Of Mice & Men
- The Band, [remasters]
- Damn, Kendrick Lamar
- N.A.T.I.O.N, Bad Wolves
- Lullaby renditions of Taylor Swift, 1989, Baby Rockstar
- Beautiful trauma, Pink
- --Hits, Phil Collins
- Front row seat to Earth, Weyes Blood
- An innocent man, Billy Joel
- Farm to table, Bartees Strange
- Concrete and gold, Foo Fighters
- Absolute zero, Bruce Hornsby
- What's my name, Ringo Starr
- Best wishes, Maita
- Ultralife, Oh Wonder
- The Nashville sound, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
- Swear I'm good at this, Diet Cig
- Ants from up there, Black Country, New Road
- King's mouth, music and songs, the Flaming Lips
- Sour, Olivia Rodrigo
- Afraid of nothing, Harrison Whitford
- Being funny in a foreign language, the 1975
- The tears of Hercules, Rod Stewart
- More Monty
- In·ter a·li·a, At The Drive-in