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Quite correct. From Latin, through old French. So unsurprisingly, the prejudice against "left" is the same in French, from which words like gauche are borrowed and used as a derogative epithet. Fascinating stuff for language nerds. On a different level, there's also the so-called Left-hand path, associated with black magic and Satanism.

So it would have been considered gauche to use the word left, right?

And of course... AC/DC - Sin City

Project Pitchfork - Citynight

[:SITD:] - Plastination City

Funker Vogt - City of Darkness

David Bowie - Suffragette City

Tin Machine - Crack City

AC/DC - What Do You Do For Money, Honey

Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble - Look at Little Sister

The Sisters of Mercy - First and Last and Always

The Rolling Stones - The Last Time

As does this one. Ray Charles - I Wish You Were Here Tonight

This works on a few levels... Stevie Wonder - I Wish

I like this one:

I was very glad not to have taken my beloved Strat with me when we landed and I was told that my luggages weren't on the plane. They arrived a few days later, but I can't imagine the anxiety if it had been my Fender. The Epiphone survived the operation to and from Spain and again to and from Moscow. Wrote a few decent songs on it. I still have it in a closet somewhere.

That's just being lazy... I didn't have that option when we went to Spain and Russia, and I wouldn't have wanted to take an expensive guitar or one that had any sentimental value with me, so I opted for the creative option...

Alice Cooper - The Great American Success Story

Alice Cooper - I Love America

Iggy Pop - Wild America

Was going for that America F' yeah song on the Team America soundtrack, but I figured it may be a tad offensive... Alice Cooper - Lost in America

I could have posted the original, but, as a reference to the aforementioned hammer... Nine Inch Nails - Metal

Accept - Metal Heart

Just like all roads lead to Rome, all songs lead to Priest. Judas Priest - Metal Gods

Anvil - Metal on Metal