think of The Byrds cover before I think of the Dylan original. The Dylan original is obviously great, too. Brian Eno , "Deep Blue Day" JI: It is an amazing song. Most people think about it because of the famous scene in Trainspotting , the worst toilet in Scotland. There are no lyrics. I like it because it's just this spaced-out, ambient country score kind of music, and I read that it was originally done for a documentary about the Apollo space mission. [Laughs.] It works for both somebody looking for drugs in a toilet, or spaceships flying around in outer space. And I think it's genius, because there's pedal steel or lap steel in it, and it's such an unusual choice for ambient music to add a country-ish touch to it. Depeche Mode , "But Not Tonight" JI: This is sort of the Hot Topic gothic love song. I think it's the last song on that album [ Black Celebration ]. It's a really upbeat song for Depeche Mode. I like it because it's just happiness for one night. The narrator is saying, "Oh God, it's raining / But I'm not complaining." JI: "Let's live for tonight. Tomorrow we'll be sad again, because we're gothic people." It's a really great song. The music's awesome, and Dave Gahan's vocals are really incredible. There's the line "Just for a day / On a day like today / I'll get away from this constant debauchery." [Laughs.] The fact that he throws in