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I'll stick with the Ween theme:
Ween "Spinal Meningitis Got Me Down"

also
W. Nelson's version of "Rainbow Connection"

or
The recording of the Apollo moon landing.

possibly (depending on my pre-death mood)
True Sounds of Liberty "Code Blue"

Depending on whether or not you die as a result of this
"HIV Song" by Ween

Is pop music being played at a funeral really that common? A friend of mine, who was an undying Metallica fan, was sent off to the song "Enter Sandman" not by his choice (he died suddenly, and very young, all things considered) but by his family, who believed he would have wanted such a thing. I was more than willing to accept the idea that they knew their son/husband better than I, but if anyone tries to play any of the records in my collection at my funeral, with the possible exception of something like Mozart's Requiem, I cannot fathom a great post-mortem embarassment.

Seriously, have the organist play something moving and classical and send the weepers on their way. My funeral should not be a rock show.

If i'm in the pine box with shit unfinished then it will be debussy's sonata for violin and piano.

If i'm in the pine box with shit finished then it will be "a love supreme", the same thing my son heard when he came into this sad place called earth.

Roger Miller- "My Uncle Used To Love Me, But She Died"

I'm not kidding.

Kraftwerk - Autobahn

Santo & Johnny- Sleepwalk

sly and the family stone - dance to the music

The Kinks - Mr. Pleasant