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I'm Into Something Good - Herman's Hermits

Daydream - The Lovin' Spoonful

Covers are covers. The win is when you don't have to pay radio royalties that go uniquely to the lyricists. Presumably, no lyrics, no royalties.

Easy listening perhaps happened because they could get away without paying a lot of the royalties with the instrumental versions of pop tunes.

Time is Passing - The Who

I wouldn't dare suggest that anyone hold up Disco as a shining example of what Star Trek should be (or should have been).

It is only good if they don't throw canon out the window.

Back in Black - AC/DC

A low bar if there ever was one.

The Battle of New Orleans - Johnny Horton

Different company, same problem.

And Apple expects that the faithful are going to get behind Apple Intelligence if they can't even master auto-correct?

This is a very vertical term. Are we talking rolling mill, electronics, or something else? I'm trying to picture the image you're trying to convey.

Better yet, open a "private" or "incognito" session of your favorite browser.

More importantly, they provide updates as they become available so you don't have to wait for the next cycle. Linux updates tend to happen pretty quickly, and unless you're getting a kernel update, you don't typically don't have to reboot. While Microsoft promised that update reboots weren't...

Strike Up the Band - Ella Fitzgerald

The Long and Winding Road - The Beatles

When I Fall in Love - Nat King Cole

It may matter to the legions who carry their iPhones in their back pockets.

The End - The Doors

Dancing With Myself - Billy Idol

Simultaneous post! True Colors - Cyndi Lauper

Caldonia - Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five

The term you were looking for is "tundra orbit" rather than "polar orbit". Tundra orbits spend considerably more time in view of a particular hemisphere.

Turn To Stone - Electric Light Orchestra