list of songs with the same name as their performers

Ad Infinitum's "Ad infinitum" (from album Ad Infinitum)
Angelwitch's "Angelwitch" (from album Angelwitch)
Anthrax's "Anthrax" (from album Fistful of Metal)
Art in America's "Art in America" (from album Art in America)
Bad Company's "Bad Company" (from album Bad Company)
Bad Religion's "Bad Religion"
Beastie Boys's "Beastie Boys"
Belle & Sebastian's "Belle & Sebastian"
Big Country's "In a Big Country" (from album The Crossing)
Black Sabbath's "Black Sabbath" (from album Black Sabbath)
Blue yster Cult's "Blue yster Cult" (from album Imaginos)
bob hund's "bob hund" (from album Omslag: Martin Kann)
Julian Cope, "Julian H. Cope" (from jehovahkill)
Daddy DJ's "Daddy DJ"
Damn Yankees' "Damn Yankees" (from album Damn Yankees)
Bo Diddley's "Bo Diddley" (from album Bo Diddley)
Doop's "Doop"
Dr. Octagon's "Dr. Octagon"
Dschingis Khan's "Dschingis Khan"
Fishbone's "Fishbone (Is Red Hot)"
Green Day's "Green Day"
G-Unit's "G-Unit" (from album Beg For Mercy)
Hammerfall's "Hammerfall" (from album "Glory to the Brave")
Hard Skin's "Hard Skin" (from album Hard Nuts And Hard Cunts)
In Extremo's "In Extremo" (from album Verehrt und Angespien)
In Flames? ?In Flames? (from album Lunar Strain)
Iron Maiden's "Iron Maiden" (from album Iron Maiden)
Kool & the Gang's "Kool and the Gang" (from album Kool And The Gang)
Living in a Box's "Living in a Box" (from album Living in a Box)
Love City Groove's "Love City Groove (the United Kingdom entry in the 1995 Eurovision Song Contest)
Madness's "Madness" (a Prince Buster cover)
Manowar's "Manowar"
Meat Puppets' "Meat Puppets" (from album Meat Puppets)
Motrhead's "Motrhead" (a Hawkwind cover, from album Motrhead)
Mr. Big's "Mr. Big" (a Free cover)
Mr Blobby "Mr Blobby"
Pink Grease's "Pink G.R.Ease"
Rammstein's "Rammstein" (from album Herzeleid)
Siddharta's "Siddharta" (from album ID)
Skyclad's "Skyclad" (from album "The Wayward Sons of Mother Earth"
Slipknot's "Slipknot" (from album Mate.Feed.Kill.Repeat)
Talk Talk's "Talk Talk" (from album "The Party's Over")
Talulah Gosh's "Talulah Gosh"
They Might Be Giants' "They Might Be Giants" (from album Flood)
Tin Machine's "Tin Machine" (from album Tin Machine)
White Town's "White Town" (from album Women in Technology)

An unusual case is with New Zealand band Shihad. in 2001, they had a song called Pacifier on their The General Electric album. They changed their name to Pacifier after the September 11, 2001 attacks (for marketing reasons in the U.S. to avoid comparisons with a jihad). In 2004, they reverted their name back to Shihad.

List Of Songs With The Same Name As Their Performers

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