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"Vaseline" - Elastica
"Orange Crush" - R.E.M.
"Koka Kola" - The Clash
"20th Century Fox" - The Doors
"Ruby Tuesday" - The Rolling Stones
"Heinz Baked Beans" - The Who
"Subway" - Mary Lou Lord
"Kodachrome" - Paul Simon

I'm sure there's more, whether the song's intentionally named after a product or not.

"Mars Bars" - The Undertones
"Ponderosa" - Tricky
"Playgirl" - Ladytron
"RC Cola & a Moonpie" - NRBQ
"Victoria's Secret" - Lisa Germano
"DC Comics and Chocolate Milkshake" - Art Brut
"Aeroflot" - Sparks
"Big Boy" - Sparks
"High C" - Sparks
"Electrolux" - Hoover
"Hoover Factory" - Elvis Costello
"Chevrolet" - ZZ Top
"EMI" - Sex Pistols
"Acuff-Rose" - Uncle Tupelo
"Dutch Boy" - The Handsome Family
"ABC" - Jackson 5
"A&E" - Goldfrapp
"Bosco" - Placebo
"Special K" - Placebo
"Penn Station" - The Felice Brothers
"Dominos" - The Big Pink
"Target" - Fugazi
"From a Motel 6" - Yo La Tengo
"Holiday Inn" - Elton John
"7-11" - The Ramones
"Mahnsanto" - The Negro Problem
"Little Honda" Beach Boys
"Twist Barbie" - Shonen Knife
"Zenith" - Starflyer 59



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Carbona Not Glue - The Ramones
Ask - The Smiths
Monsanto Years - Neil Young
Goodbye Sky Harbor [Airport] - Jimmy Eat World

Grateful to this one long forgotten:
Going to Diz Nee Land - dada

"Black Flag" - Kings X
"Fender Stratocaster" - Jonathan Richman
"Time" - Pink Floyd
"Time" - Tom Waits
"British Petroleum" - Bernadotte
"Crayola" - Tuscadero
"Rhapsody" - Siouxsie & the Banshees
"Pandora" - Cocteau Twins
"Universal" - OMD
"The Energizer" - Against Me
"Telstar" - The Tornados
"Little Caesar" - Blondie
"Jesus at McDonald's" - Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper
"Churches" - New Musik (Not sure if Church's Fried Chicken is nationwide or not)
"I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide" - ZZ Top
"State Farm" - Yaz
"Busting Up a Starbucks" - Mike Doughty
"IHOP" - Luna
"Suzi-Q" - CCR
"Christian Dior" - Adam and the Ants
"Epic" - Faith No More
"Epic" - Calexico
"STP" - Sublime
"Banana Republic" - Boomtown Rats
"The Gap" - Birds of Tokyo
"Frederick's of Hollywood" - Versus
"Adam & Eve" - Bob Marley
"Government Cheese" - The Rainmakers
"Long John Silver" - Jefferson Airplane (it's not the possessive, but close)
"Crest" - Stereolab
"Pantone Cyan" - Why?
"Roy Rogers" - Elton John (I think Roy Rogers fried chicken joints are still a thing out east.)



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I'm sure there's more, whether the song's intentionally named after a product or not.

Help me out here. What was the name of the song where Ian Curtis confided that he'd put his trust in Yoo-Hoo?

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What was the name of the song where Ian Curtis confided that he'd put What was the name of the song where Ian Curtis confided that he'd put his trust in Yoo-Hoo?
his trust in Yoo-Hoo?

Ha!

There's a million car songs, "Brand New Cadillac," "Pink Cadillac," "Little GTO" etc. I like the Ramones "Go Li'l
Camaro Go" and Serge Gainsbourg/Brigitte Bardot "Ford Mustang."
"Cover of Rolling Stone"
The Jam "News of the World"
The Eyes "Disneyland"
The Dickies "Stukas Over Disneyland"
The Fall "Disney's Dream Debased"
Fear "Budweiser"
Busta Rhymes "Pass the Courvoisier"
Sewing With Nancie "Starbucks Sucks"
Camper Van Beethoven "Club Med Sucks"
the entirety of Negativland's "Dispepsi" album

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