"Did I dream you dreamed about me?" * This Mortal Coil: Song to the Siren (written by Tim Buckley & Larry Beckett in 1967), the song released on record in 1969, by This Mortal Coil in Sep 1983

"A crowd of people stood and stared / they'd seen his face before" * The Beatles: A Day in the Life (Lennon-McCartney), released on Jun 1st 1967

One of the old drawing tunes from Lotto (the Finnish national lottery, established in Dec 1970, broadcasted by Yleisradio from Jan 3rd 1971), ripped off from the Omni Plus software (released in the mid-1990's), composed by ?

"Levottomana minä pyörin vuoteessani" * J. Karjalainen ja Mustat Lasit: Yö kun saapuu Helsinkiin (J. Karjalainen), released in Apr 1982

"Man takes a pencil and puts down his thoughts / the old human highway from Eden to Nod..." * David Byrne: The Great Western Road (from the soundtrack to the film Young Adam, premiered on May 16th 2003), released in Sep 2003 (assumingly on the 4th), uploaded by xxWhiteBrickWallxx

"Your voice across the line gives me a strange sensation" * Blondie: Hanging on the Telephone (Jack Lee), the song released originally in 1976, by Blondie in Sep 1978 (assumingly on the 4th), video directed by David Mallet

"Now you're expecting me to live without you / but that's not something that I'm looking forward to" * Ringo Starr: Photograph (Richard Starkey & George Harrison), released on Sep 24th 1973; uploaded by Crystal Ayala

"Well Big Mambo's kicking / his old grey hound / and the kids can't get ice cream / 'cause the market burned down" * Tom Waits: In the Neighborhood, released in Aug 1983, video directed by Haskell Wexler

"When the autumn weather / turns the leaves to flame / one hasn't got time / for the waiting game" * Anjelica Huston: September Song (music by Kurt Weill, lyrics by Maxwell Anderson; the song introduced, by Walter Huston, in the musical Knickerbocker Holiday, premiered on Oct 19th 1938), released on May 1st 2012

"Hehkuvan katsees loisteesta nauttia sain..." * Pirkka-Pekka Petelius: Muistan sua Elaine (composed by Alvar Kosunen, lyrics by Matti Jurva); the theme song from Velipuolikuu (a tv sketch show released on Sep 24th 1983); the song released originally in 1931, and by Petelius, on record, in 1984; a clip from the 3rd episode of Velipuolikuu (directed by Kari Kyrönseppä), first broadcasted on Oct 22nd 1983

"Eikä saattajaa näy" * Riki Sorsa: Muuttohaukka (a translated cover of the 1981 song Aftonfalken, composed by Pugh Rogefeldt; Finnish lyrics by Mats Huldén), released in the summer 1983; uploaded by harive30

"The wild and windy night / that the rain washed away / has left a pool of tears / crying for the day" * The Beatles: The Long and Winding Road (Paul McCartney, attributed to Lennon-McCartney), released on May 8th 1970

"Always, no, sometimes think it's me / but you know I know when it's a dream / I think, er, no, I mean, er, 'yes', but it's all wrong / that is I think I disagree" * The Beatles: Strawberry Fields Forever (John Lennon, attributed to Lennon-McCartney), released on Feb 13th 1967; the promo film shot on Jan 30th - 31st 1967, directed by Peter Goldman, first aired in Feb 1967

"My body needs attention my mind is in a mess" * Paul McCartney: Press (released on Jul 14th 1986), video directed by Philip Davey (first aired in Jul 1986)

"That tunnel vision - not television" * Public Image Ltd: This Is Not a Love Song (John Lydon, Keith Levene, Martin Atkins), released in the summer or early autumn of 1983, video first aired in Sep 1983

Le fontane di Roma (the movements: 1. La fontana di Valle Giulia all'Alba, 2. La fontana del Tritone al mattino, 3. La fontana di Trevi al meriggio, 4. La fontana di Villa Medici al tramonto), written by Ottorino Respighi in 1916, premiered on Mar 11th 1917, performed here by London Symphony Orchestra (conducted by István Kertész) in 1968 or 1969

Amarcord (Nino Rota), from the soundtrack to the film of the same name (directed by Federico Fellini in 1973), released on record in 1974

"Cup of tea, take time to think, yea / 'ime to risk a life a life a life" * Tanita Tikaram: Twist in My Sobriety (released on Sep 13th 1988), video directed by Gerard de Thame (first aired in Oct 1988)

"The beating of our hearts is the only sound" * Tiffany: I Think We're Alone Now (written by Ritchie Cordell); the song released originally in 1967, by Tiffany in Aug 1987 (assumingly on the 24th), video directed by George Tobin (first aired in Aug 1987)

Brian Eno: 1/1 (B. Eno, Rhett Davies, Robert Wyatt), released in Mar 1978

"I thought of you today / I wished it was yesterday morning" * The Pogues: Tuesday Morning (Spider Stacy), released on Aug 9th 1993

"Crying when I empty my last bottle of Chablis / I'll survive the winter of Paris" * Army of Lovers: La Plage de Saint Tropez (written by Alexander Bard, Jean-Pierre Barda, Michaela Dornonville de la Cour, Dominika Peczynski, Anders Wollbeck) released in spring 1993, video directed by Fredrik Boklund

"Life is waiting, don't forget" * Heather Nova: I Wanna Be Your Light, released on Sep 8th 2003

The daily opening and closing theme to the tv broadcasts of Yleisradio, in use from autumn 1992 to round about 1998 - 1999, visually based on the company's Renkaat logo created by Herbie Kastemaa in 1990 (published in times of May Day), composed by ?

Herbie Kastemaa 1940 - 2013

"How much time do you want?" * Track 1 from Vena Cava, an album by Diamanda Galás of her performance at The Kitchen (New York) in Feb/Mar 1992, released on Sep 6th 1993 (PLAY AT MAXIMUM VOLUME ONLY)

"I can't breathe in the air / in this city tonight / it's taken everything I had to give..." * Annie Ross and the Low Note Quintet: Confessions on a Barstool (written by Bono & The Edge), from the album Music from and Inspired by the Film Short Cuts (released in 1993); SC directed by Robert Altman, premiered on Sep 5th 1993

"Todos con el sombrero / el viento radioactivo / despeina los cabellos" * Righeira: Vamos a la playa (music by Carmelo La Bionda & Stefano Righi, lyrics by S. Righi), released in Jul 1983

Carter Burwell: Scream of Love (C. Burwell, David Sanborn, Steve Bray), from the soundtrack to the film Psycho III (directed by Anthony Perkins, premiered in May 1986), a video spin-off, shown on MTV

"I'd really like to live beside you, baby / I love your body and your spirit and your clothes" * Leonard Cohen: First We Take Manhattan (released originally in Jan 1987, by Cohen in Feb 1988), live at Töölön jalkapallostadion in Helsinki on Sep 2nd 2012

Love Is Here to Stay (written by George Gershwin - and probably Vernon Duke - for the film The Goldwyn Follies, directed by George Marshall, premiered on Jan 28th 1938), from the soundtrack to the film Manhattan (directed by Woody Allen, released on Apr 25th 1979), performed by Milt Hinton (bass), Eric Cohen (drums), Brian Koonin (guitar), Dick Hyman (piano), Lewis Eley (violin)