Original sentence: List of music groups whose songs have been used in advertising
Edited sentence: Aerosmith 'Dream On' (Buick).Barenaked Ladies 'One Week' (Mitsubishi).Beatles 'Revolution' (Nike).Bob Dylan 'Love Sick' (Victoria's Secret).Clash 'Should I Stay or Should I Go' (Pontiac).David Bowie 'Rebel, Rebel' (XM Radio).Eric Clapton 'Layla' (SBC).Fatboy Slim 'Praise You' (Mercedes).Friggs 'Bad Word for a Good Thing' (Chevrolet - Trailblazer).Led Zeppelin 'Rock and Roll' (Cadillac).Lenny Kravitz 'Fly Away' (Nissan).Madness 'It Must be Love' (Snack Pack Pudding).Madonna 'Ray of Light' (Microsoft).Moby 'Porcelin' (Bailey's Irish Creme).New Order 'Blue Monday' (Sunkist).Pete Townsend 'My Love Open the Door' (JC Penny).Queen 'I Want to Break Free' (Coke - C2, Ban - Deoderant).Ramones 'Blitzkrieg Bop' (AT&T).Rick James 'Give it to Me Baby' (Papa John's Pizza).Roboto' (Volkswagen).Rolling Stones 'Start Me Up' (Microsoft).Some music lovers feel that another example of selling out is when a band or artist allows their music, once it has been proven to be successful in the marketplace, to be sold to a company for use in commercial advertising.Some well-known examples of this practice are listed below with the company sponsor, in parentheses, after the artist and title of the song sold:.Squeeze 'Tempted' (Trident Gum).Sting 'Desert Rose' (Jaguar).Styx 'Mr.The Smiths 'How Soon is Now' (Nissan).U2 'Vertigo' (Apple Computer - iPod).Verve 'Bitter Sweet Symphony' (Nike)