Japhet

I Herd It Through the Grapevine - Marvin Gaye

Mambo Number 5 - Lou Bega

Spaniel - Elton John

Blamb! - Brothers Johnson

Don't Dream It's Pavlova - Crowded House

Have had all sorts over the years. 4x10 1x15 2x10 18+2x10. Have been blissfully happy for about 10 years now with a 2x12+tweeter. Quite like the 1x15 in the rehearsal studio but it's difficult to hear when you're right next to it.

Get Your Socks Off - Primal Scream

Don't You Baguette About Me - Simple Minds

For Your Loaf - The Yardbirds

Cistern Addict - Five Star

Comb Over To My Place - The Drifters

Roundabout - Yes

Brass In Pocket - The Pretenders

In my (limited) experience, I'd say that the volume delivered by a valve amp is more 'linear' than SS or class D. In other words, 8 is much closer to twice as loud as 4. Class D amps that I've had tend to get more 'shouty' without getting much louder whereas valve amps keep the inherent sound, albeit with a bit more drive, as they get pushed harder. These are my layman's terms which might work for some.

Hong Kong Gardens - Siouxie & the Banshees

To Brie Yourself - Audioslave

Listen To Your Heart - Roxette

Swede Emotion-Aerosmith

Can't imagine them with a flamboyant, enthusiastic drummer. Wouldn't suit them at all.

Blub

Turn Turn Turn - The Byrds

Shiverman - Fat Freddy's Drop

Boston Tea Party - Sensational Alex Harvey Band

I Can See For Miles - The Ooooo

Fender Rumble 100. Maybe even a smaller one.