Worst Play List Ever???

For those of you that don't know, I no longer get to work from the comfort of my house. I've been moved into an office (well kind of) down at the Lethbridge Herald. I don't really know any one that works there, no body showed me around, I don't know where the break room is, I even had to find the bathrooms on my own. I'm not sure what the point of moving me was, but I was moved none the less. Yesterday I met the guy that works in the office (uhh, once again his is only kind of an office) next to me. His name is Bill, I don't know what he does, nor do I really care. Bill is probably in his mid to late 40's, and today he decided thathe would put on some music. I wear one headphone all day long, usually listening to podcasts, and the occasional listen to the new Guster album (two thumbs up.) But I couldn't help take notice of what my good friend Bill was listening to. I sware I'm not making this up and in no way did I alter this play list for dramatic effect. Here is Bills Tuesday afternoon at the office playlist
1.Walking On Broken Glass- Annie Lennox
2.Rasputin - Boney M.
3.Take My Breath Away - Berlin
4.Unchained Melody - The Righteous Brothers
4.Momma Mia - Abba
5.Thunderstruck - AC/DC
6.Start Me Up - Rolling Stones
7.Raise A Little Hell - Trooper
8.Sweet Child of Mine - Guns N Roses
9.Simply The Best - Tina Turner
10.Secret Agent Man - Johnny Rivers
11.You Don't Know How It Feels - Tom Petty

The words 'bad cliche' come to mind. And if this random assortment of top hits from years gone by wasn't a good enough, Bill also treated me to his singing during every chorus and whistling every guitar part. Yeah, that is way less distracting than having my daughter come in every now and then to say hi. It looks like the move is really helping me stay focused.
Please feel free to leave songs that Bill may have regretably missed, in the comments. Maybe for Christmas I'll make him a mix CD that will be to his liking.