Hate Train - Metallica.  Beyond Magnetic might be better than Death Magnetic.  It's not Justice quality but it definitely rocks harder than a hard rock.  Or something.  Aside from the quality of rockitude here, Hate Train is a deviant sex act that involves at least three people and two races.  This kind of music would have saved the Black album in my mind.

Kalamazoo - Primus.  The place specific Primus songs are always gems.  Small cities and towns are filled with interesting weirdos and Les does a good job describing their foibles and idiosyncrasies. 

Welfare Line - The Highwaymen.  Poverty, homelessness, and desperation never sounded so fun!  It's almost socialist propaganda.  

Time In A Bottle - Jim Croce.  Saccharine but equally wonderful.  I automatically dislike anyone that doesn't like Jim.  Was Jim Croce a Mexican?  He looked like a Mexican.  Brown and Cheechy.  If so, he was a very talented Mexican.

Little Motel - Modest Mouse.  Haven't heard this song enough to have a solid opinion on it.  It's great.  Very strong ballad.  It's interesting throughout.  Modest Mouse rarely misses the mark for me.