Japhet

Never Ending Tory - Limahl

Back On the (Lon) Chaney Gang - The Pretenders

All Those Years Ago - George Harrison

Tusk - Fleetwood Mac

Is This Glove - Bob Marley & the Wailers

8 Miles High - The Byrds

Sweet Ohm Chicago - Everybody

Since I Bean Loving You - Led Zeppelin

Do You Dream In Colour? - Bill Nelson

I Wish - Stevie Wonder

Dedicated Follower of Fashion - The Kinks

See Emily Play - Pink Floyd

Framed - The Sensational Alex Harvey Band

You can use your pedal board supply as long as it has enough juice. Check the milliamps required to run the Zoom. I've had no problems doing this.

Clever Trevor - Ian Dury & the Blockheads

24 Hours from Balsa - Gene Pitney

I'd take a look at the Fender Champion series. They're solid state but the 100w one I have does some really nice valve tones as well as patches for Marshall, Mesa etc. Not sure howgood the lower wattage ones sound but I like mine.

I'd recommend using a High Pass Filter. Lower and inaudible frequencies gobble up the amps power and make the drivers in your cab flap about. Using a HPF cuts out those damaging frequencies and allows your amp to only produce the stuff you can actually hear. I've found that using a Micro Thumpinator enables me to get masses of volume out of a little Fender Rumble 100, easily enough for smaller pub gigs without blowing it to bits.

Glad to see my old Tape Core made it onto your board amongst all that gnarliness.

Who Are You? - The Who

Digging In the Dirt - Peter Gabriel

I used to have an 1820 which is 1x18 and 2x10 in a 4ohm cabinet. That thing was monstrous but not compared to 3 2x15s.

Loaf Of the Common People - Paul Young

Company Graveyard - The Buddaheads