There's been a lot of Valentine's scepticism on Gigwise so far, but what about the bands who aren't feeling quite so cold-hearted?
We spoke to Jonny from Tribes about the songs that double up as the best adverts for Valentine's Day. He picked out his favourite love songs of all time, with a couple of curveballs thrown in too.
The Rolling Stones - Wild Horses: The best British love song ever.
The Beatles - Julia: One of Lennon's finest acoustic moments and a touching song. T-Rex - Deborah: Classic Bolan and a great love song.
Elton John - Candle In The Wind: A master class in song writing. Oasis - Cast No Shadow We love oasis and this is Liam at his peak.
Pulp - Common People: It's rare that a love song also captures the climate of modern culture like this one does.
The Libertines - Music When The Lights Go Out: A stunning lyric of lost love and life. The best British song in 10 years. David Bowie - John, I'm Only Dancing: Supposedly written about Yoko. It's one of our favourite Bowie songs. Queen - Somebody To Love: It's a great anthemic love song.
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