Preserved Topic: Our own list: 100 Greatest Songs of All Time

Reading the post on VH1's very ascure 100 Greatest list, i thought that we might as well make a real one right here. Just reply with your favorite song(s)/artist or band (but put some thought into it). See how long we can get the list. PLEASE don't poke fun at other people's music, that would make the thread one big fight. After i take some time to think about it i will post my all time favorite, but being a music guru, i think that might take me a while.

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but being a music guru

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Not trying to come across mean, but why are you a music guru? Did you study music? Just wondering.

I personally listen to mostly classical music. I can name quite a few composers, so.......

*Edgard Varese
*George Crumb
*Elliot Carter
*Toru Takemitsu
*Augustine Barrios
*Roland Deyens
*Leo Brouwer

eigh, there's a million of them. Mostly 20th Century classical music.

Later,

C:\


~Binary is best~

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I don't think I could make a list of just my favorite 100 songs... There's just too many, and most I don't think you could really compare... ie. The Beatles "Let it be," Stevie Ray Vaughn "Little Wing," Royal Crown Revue "Hey Pachuco!," Bill Chase "Get it on."

And the list goes on and on, keep in mind I enjoy everything from Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin (and the rest of the Rat Pack), to White Zombie, to SRV, to Brian Setzer, and just about everything in between, outside, and around.

But for sake of your list, you can use those 4 I mentioned...

little wing - stevie ray vaughn??? blasphemer. you will burn in hell for that.

Carl Off's Carmina Burana (okay it's not exactly a song...)
Pink Floyd's Another brick in the wall


...That's everything I like (and I know) in "normal" music,

walking on sunshine is definatly on there...
so is the bacardi song ;-)....

what a feeling,
it's never been so easy
when you're dreaming,
summer dreamin' when you're with me.
(yeah, the original, not the bacardi version)

if by greatest they mean the most popular, then i wouldn't say greatest at all.... every person would have a different list of their 100 greatest songs. so the idea is pretty useless IMO

You don't really mean everyone create their own lists - you mean, add the songs you think should be on the 100 greatest list, right? Are we talking 100 greatest of all time? Or 100 greates pop or heavy metal, or punk or hip-hop or what?

Either way - it's still a tough question...

Bodhi - Cell 617

DL - Yea, I knew someone would call me on that Even thought about putting some sidenote about that, but decided against it for whatever reason... It's not that I don't like the original, (it's one of Jimi's best songs), but I'm just inclined to favor SRV's stuff over Jimi... Maybe it's because I was raised in Texas for the last 20 years... Maybe it's because a good looking girl turned me on to SRV's cover... Maybe it's something else... ::shrugs::
As for burning in hell... Well, that's a given, so why shouldn't I add to the list...


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Giving In-Linkin Park
Step Up-LP
Meteora Album-Lp
Bring me to life-Evanescence
Reanimation-LP
Hybrid Theory-LP
Ignition Remix-R.Kelly
Simple and Clean-Utada Hikaru
Automatic-Utada Hikaru

I Woke Up In A Car- Something Corporate
What I Got- Sublime
I Feel So- Box Car Racer

I don't know, its hard to make a list of my favorite songs i just listen to whatever i thought was good enough to burn the week before.

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The Moody Blues - Nights in White Satin
John Lennon - Imagine
Queen - We Will Rock You
The Blues Brothers - Everybody Needs Somebody
Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
Eurythmics - Sweet Things

and in terms of classical music...

Adagio in Strings
Rhapsody in Blue
Moonlight Sonata

Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb
Skinny Puppy - Rodent
Rory Gallagher - Laundromat
Prick - No Fair Fights
Mahalia Jackson - Didn't it Rain
The Cranes - Adoration
Audience - House on the Hill
The Tear Garden - Hyperform
Grateful Dead - Fire on the Mountain
Masters of Reality - 100 Years
John Lennon - Imagine

Plus any number of Beatles songs, probably a couple from Led Zeppelin too..


Amerasu | | Bits

Led Zeppelin...... the one true band.

1) Bring it on Home
2) Immigrant Song

Pink Floyd....... food for your head.
1) Animals( the whole darn album)

Queen.....now that's rock!
1) Bohemian Rhapsody

Here's my non-comprehensive, off the top of my head list. It's not near complete, but it's damn near long enough.

Bob Marley

Pretty Much Everything by Him

Sublime:

What I Got
Saw Red
April 29, 1992
Smoke Two Joints

311:

Eons
Freak Out
Champagne
Amber
Down

Deftones:

7 Words
Mascara
Minerva
Battle Axe

System of a Down:

Sugar
Spiders
Innervision
Ego Brain
Streamline
Metro
Nuguns
Chop Suey!
Science
Aerials

Rammstein:

Klavier
Kuss Mich
Du Hast

Chevelle:

Peer

Queens of the Stone Age:

Do it Again
A Song For the Deaf
A Song For the Dead
Go With the Flow

Tool:

The Grudge
Lateralus
The Patient
Schizm
Prison Sex
Disgustipation (does this count as a song?)
Sober
Aenima
Stinkfist
Hooker With a Penis

Nirvana:

Rape Me
Pennyroyal Tea
Plateau
Where Did You Sleep Last Night
Son of a Gun

Eric Clapton:

Layla
Cocaine
Wonderfull

Pink Floyd:

The Wall (Whole Album)
Meddle (Whole Album)

Nena:

99 Luftballoons

a perfectcircle:

Judith
3 Libras
Orestes
Thomas
Brena

Evanescence:

Going Under
My Tourniquet
My Last Breath

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but it's damn near long enough.

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I'll say.

Most of the regulars here know about my tastes in music, and my list would most likely include large helpings of Erasure, DM, the Pet Shop Boys, Joy Division/New Order, along with a sampling of 80s mainstream and dance stuff (and I always had a penchant for Rick Astley...).

Here I stand, alone against the storm, the last bastion of New Wave and 80s cheese...





www.liminality.org

I haven't heard too much New Wave, but I'm assuming that it's similar to a hybrid of Pop and Seattle Grunge. Am I correct?

Ah yes, I forgot.

Rob Dougan:

Furious Angels (Import CD)

Chemical Brothers:

Come With Us (Album)
Exit Planet Dust (Album)

Beastie Boys:

Pretty much everything

C:\, sorry to have made that so unclear. By guru, i only meant that i am really into all different kinds of music. I suppose guru was a bit misleading.

Anyway, CFB already posted my list, lol

i have to add some of my favorite punk bands though: A New Found Glory, Rancid, AFI, some Good Charlotte, Pennywise, Unwritten Law, and MXPX.

i also love anything 80s (outside of the bubble gum pop)

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Way too many to think of, but there'd be a selection from the following:

• Smashing Pumpkins
• At the Drive-In
• Sonic Youth
• Red Hot Chili Peppers
• Cardigans
• Pixies

And I'll throw in a few that I'm currently listening to:

• Mew - Comforting Sounds
• Mission of Burma - Secrets
• The Distillers - Young Crazed and Peeling
• Yo La Tengo - Autumn Sweater

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I haven't heard too much New Wave, but I'm assuming that it's similar to a hybrid of Pop and Seattle Grunge. Am I correct?

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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhh!!!!!!!!

synax, the stabbing knife, please!!!!

Oh my god, I can't even think straight... I'm seeing spots in front of my eyes... I think I'm going to pass out...

*thunk*

(OK, you clued me in on geoducks, so I guess I owe you one... not the prettiest page, but this should give you some idea....)

Thanks for the link, Suho, you've officially got me hooked.

Suho: Put down the knife. We only stab the stupid, not the ill informed.

Well we stab everyone, but that's not the point.

Ah New Wave...how I miss it...and yet not.


Let's add in Joy Division here....Acid Bath...FAR...Onelinedrawing...Concrete Blonde.

And Infernus...but we'll keep that on the downlow.

Suho: I'm getting an industrial/trance/Monster Magnet vibe from the New Wave that I just listened to. Should that be how it sounds?

[EDIT=Spelling. I need some fucking sleep. I have to get up in 1.2 hours, and finish writing 4 poems /w reflections and illustrations...Damn, I knew this procrastination was gunna kill me some day]

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New Wave doesn't describe a sound of music so much as a stage/style.

Keep listening, you'll get it. Read up on the histories where possible too.

Ahh... New Wave... The Pet Shop Boys, there's a group I haven't heard much from recently. And Depeche Mode too! I just love that stuff. There's a readio station here in town that started playing 80's only music last year... I love to listen and reminisce (sp? you get the point...). Erasure! I love them! Didn't think anyone listened to that anymore... How 'bout The Art of Noise?

And then we get into the Thompson Twins, Cyndi Lauper and Duran Duran... the beginnings of the pop era...

Let's not forget Black Flag, The Misfits (does anyone know what Glenn was actually saying?), Minor Threat & Fugazi!

BTW - The Eurythmics song named above is "Sweet Dreams (are made of this)" not "Sweet Things"... Anything Annie Lennox does is good - even solo.

I've not heard a whole lot of new music that is any good lately. It's all really starting to sound the same...
I admit to liking Eminem, but only the most recent album. He's got some pretty good lyrics sandwiched in between the profanity and psychosis...


Bodhi - Cell 617

Ah, my fellow children of the 80s are coming out of the woodwork!

DG: You're right, I just needed to take a few deep breaths after that shock...

cfb: He's right about New Wave being more a stage than a sound. It would be difficult to fit New Wave into a nice, neat slot as far as sounds are concerned. Now synthpop, that's a sound--but it's also part of New Wave.

bodhi: Oh my god, I didn't realize there were any other Erasure fans here! I am so psyched! I definitely still listen to them, and I buy all their new albums (in fact, they are the only albums I buy these days). What's your favorite album/song, by the way? Sorry, I just get so excited to see another Erasure fan...

Orienos, no worries. Just wondering if you had been or are a music major in college. I studied music and am always looking for people to "talk shop" to. That's all ;-)

Later,

C:\


~Binary is best~

New wave, damn, its like a dirty little secret. I really don't really want to say I like it. Don't forget Alphaville -Forever Young, Spandau Ballet, ABC, A-HA, Bow-wow-wow and Yaz.

And a personal favorite...I can't believe I am publicly admiting this...Adam Ant.

**Pick's up the knife**

bodhi, you aren't calling Black Flag and the Misfits "New Wave" are you?

Actually my favorite band, did come from the 80's, but is not new wave- The Clash

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Suho - I like the Chorus album, my favorite song is "Love to Hate You" ... I haven't listened to them in so long, all I have is a cassette tape! My roommate in college got me into them... I don't even think I listened to them in the actual 80's! I haven't bought any music in ages - new or old...

tiki: put down the knife man - not New Wave, just 80's era... didn't mean to confuse anyone!
I am also a fan of Adam Ant (but don't tell anyone!)


Bodhi - Cell 617

Actually I used to listen a lot to the 80's as a kid but I'm broke atm and don't have any songs from the 80's and don't remember most of their names anymore. :P

There are a lot of great songs which are much older but if I mention them, you're probably going to start throwing pies and tomatoes at me. :P

I am asexual, neither male nor female.

Yes, we'll throw pies, but at least they'll taste good.

And of course we have to throw in some ska (not so much 3rd wave ska though) and big band... Skatalites, Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington, etc, etc, etc.

Ah, 80's...who forgot The Smiths and The Cure?

If we're talking about best 'of all time' you really can't forget Muddy Waters, Elmore James, Robert Johnson, Son House and the other Delta bluesmen. Great stuff.
And as long as we're in the south, you have to mention Johnny Cash, Elvis (in the Sun days), Carl Perkins, Roy Orbison, Buddy Holly, Ray Charles and Chuck Berry. To even talk about modern rock or pop without mentioning these masters is nothing short of blasphemy.

Speaking of blasphemy, may the ghosts of Robert Johnson and Elmore James come back and use Synax's stabbing knife to stab vigorously whoever it was that prefered Stevie Ray Vaughn to Jimi Hendrix.

I forgot a couple, older bands:

King Crimson
The Cars
The Monkees
The Beatles (of COURSE)
Jimi Hendrix
Earth, Wind and Fire
Ozzy Ozzbourne
Depeche Mode
Led Zepplin

bodhi: That's interesting, because Chorus is the only album I never picked up on CD--I still have it on cassette too! Chorus is indeed a funky album, and I Love to Hate You is a great song. It would be really tough for me to pick a favorite album, but if pressed I guess I would have to go with either The Circus or The Innocents. It would be even harder to pick a favorite song, but I suppose I would have to go traditional and say Oh L'Amour. My favorite B-side would most likely be Supernature (that's from one of the Wild! singles, I think Blue Savannah).

I like their new stuff, too, though--Loveboat has some really nice tracks, and Other People's Songs was a refreshing change.

cfb: Ah, so you like DM? Cool (Some Great Reward and Black Celebration are classic). And The Cars? Nice. It saddens me to hear you call them "older bands," but I suppose you're right. *sigh*

I am just so out of touch with the music scene today. Even the Korean songs I like are all from the early 90s or 80s--some are from before I even got to Korea. Isn't that weird?

Oldies:

The Beatles=Dream
Bob Marley=Knock Knockin' on Heaven's Door.

The BACKSTREET BOYS- larger than life. WOOHOO!!

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New Wave?? How about the New Wave of British Heavy Metal like urmmmmmm Saxon. OK maybe not but how about the following (as well as a lot from above):

Black Sabbath: Paranoid/War Pigs/Iron Man
Deep Purple: Hush/Black Knight
Ministry: Jesus Built My Hotrod/Burning Inside/etc.
Revolting Cocks: Beers, Steers and Queers
NIN: Head Like a Hole may have changed my life
Mudhoney: Here Comes Sickness/Touch Me I'm Sick/In an Out of Grace
Janes Addicition: Ocean Size/Been Caught Stealing/Jane Says
The Sisters of Mercy: Lucretia/This Corrosion
Big Black: Kerosene
Velvet Underground: Venus in Furs
Death in Vegas: Aisha
RATM: Bullet in The Head/Renegeades of Funk
RHC: Under the Bridge/Higher ground
Guns and Roses: Welcome to the Jungle
Faith No More: Epic/We care a Lot
Fugazi: Waiting Room
Garbage: Push it/I Think I'm Paranoid
Iggy Pop: Lust for Life/Passenger
Johnny Cash: Man in Black/Boy Named Sue/Ring of Fire
Nick Cave: Weeping Song
The Pixies: Always the Pixies...........
Misfits: Last Caress/Mommy Can I go Out and Kill Tonight?/Bullet
Dead Kennedys: Too Drunk to Fuck/Holiday in Cambodia/California Uber Alles
Spacemen 3: Revolution
Pop Will Eat Itself: Not Now James were Busy/Can U Dig it/Def.Con.One

[edit: And not wishing to get on the wrong side of Lemmy:

Motorhead: Ace of Spades]

[edit2: And loads of classic punk (and a little post-punk):

??: Gary Gilmores Eyes
Peter and the Test Tube Babies: Transvestite
Damned: Smash it Up
Sex Pistols: Anarchy in the UK/God Save The Queen
Souxie and the Banshees
Joy Division]

[edit3: I should really give up and admit I can't name them all but I can't believe I missed out:

The Ramones ]

[edit4: Oooooooooo

The cult: pre-Sonic Temple
Thin Lizzy:

and more 'ambient' stuff like:

Massive Attack
Portishead

Right I'll stop now........]

and some rap (pretty much anything from their early work will do):

Cypress Hill
Public Enemy
NWA

and:

Prodigy
The Shamen: Move Any Mountain

And they are just the enduring classics for me (and I be I have missed out as many again).

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Emps

FAQs: Emperor

wow. vintage people

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Lets see, for me, in moderation:

Muddy Waters
Frank Sinatra
Icewind Dale Soundtrack

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Hmm...Of course, we've got classical. which never really gets old.

Monster Magnet:

Dopes of Infinity
Spine of God
Superjudge

do THE WONDERS count?

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you, ding that things you do breaking my heart into a million pieces like you always do....coz i tried and tried to forget you girl but

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Emps! You like Nick Cave? I just love his voice... His lyrics are a little on the macabre side for me to listen to all the time, but I really do enjoy the music... didn't know anyone else listened to that... And I just love those 2 Sisters of Mercy songs... This Corrosion is one of my favorites. Damn, this list just takes me back! And Siouxie - who can forget the Banshees?

Suho - I'm gonna have to check out more of Erasure's stuff sometime very soon. Then I can have an intelligent conversation with you about them. I really liked Chorus, I can't remember the name of the other album my roommate used to have though - it was good too, I just liked Chorus better. I went through a really strange music phase in the mid-90's... Got into all the funky New Wave and alternative 80's stuff about 10 years later than maybe I should have...

Speaking of alternative, anyone else remember My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult? A coworker showed me a flyer recently that had them listed as playing a club around here... I couldn't believe they were still kicking!

Bodhi - Cell 617

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bodhi23: Yep he is great - I saw him live over a decade ago he was amazing. SoM? They are great and most of their songs are worth sneaking onto the list - I just missed seeing them live last month due to a complete lack of organisation amongst me and my friends

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Emps

FAQs: Emperor

George Michael - A different corner
Enrique - Hero


~We're not here for long, we're here for fun~

Emps - I hate it when that happens. I missed Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals this past weekend due to a serious lack of funds, and the fact that I only found out about it a week before the show! I'd love to see SoM though...

My little sister introduced me to Nick Cave several years back (between her and her hubby, they have something like 1,000 different CDs)... through the Murder Ballads CD... I thought it was just the one CD that was so black - but then I got a different one, and it's almost as dark! But sooo easy on the ears... the man has a such a smooth, mellow sound.

Bodhi - Cell 617

I like

Manowar: Swords into the Wind, Valhalla
Michael Jackson (almost any song by him..)
Whitney Houston: All at Once ...(or almost any of her songs..)
Beach Boys: Kokomo, Little GTO
Pink Ffloyd: Another Brick in the Wall, Shine on you Crazy Diamond
Pat Benetar: Shadows of the Night, Hell is for Children, Love is a Battlefield
Tina Turner: What's Love Got to do With It, We Don't Need Another Hero, Proud Mary (revised) (---been listening to her stuff alot since I left my boyfriend.)
Madonna: Like A Prayer, Like a Virgin, Ray of Light.
Creedance Clearwater Revival: Out My Backdoor, Proud Mary, Bad Moon Rising.

Tom Waits


Marc Cohn

THIS IS MY LIST COMBINED WITH APROX. 50 OTHER PEOPLE'S LISTS
1 HEY JUDE THE BEATLES
2 I HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE MARVIN GAYE
3 SATISFACTION THE ROLLING STONES
4 LIKE A ROLLING STONE BOB DYLAN
5 GOOD VIBRATIONS THE BEACH BOYS
6 GOD ONLY KNOWS THE BEACH BOYS
7 BORN TO RUN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
8 I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND THE BEATLES
9 IMAGINE JOHN LENNON
10 (SITTIN' ON) THE DOCK OF THE BAY OTIS REDDING
11 YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVIN' FEELIN' THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS
12 SMELLS LIKE TEEN SPIRIT NIRVANA
13 BE MY BABY THE RONETTES
14 BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY QUEEN
15 RESPECT ARETHA FRANKLIN
16 YOU REALLY GOT ME THE KINKS
17 HEARTBREAK HOTEL ELVIS PRESLEY
18 PENNY LANE THE BEATLES
19 PURPLE HAZE JIMI HENDRIX
20 REVOLUTION THE BEATLES
21 JUMPIN' JACK FLASH THE ROLLING STONES
22 YESTERDAY THE BEATLES
23 WHAT'S GOING ON MARVIN GAYE
24 THE TRACKS OF MY TEARS THE MIRACLES
25 MY GENERATION THE WHO
26 HOUND DOG ELVIS PRESLEY
27 JOHNNY B. GOODE CHUCK BERRY
28 LIVE FOREVER OASIS
29 MR TAMBOURINE MAN THE BYRDS
30 ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER JIMI HENDRIX
31 LAYLA DEREK & THE DOMINOS
32 MACK THE KNIFE BOBBY DARIN
33 RIVER DEEP-MOUNTAIN HIGH THE SUPREMES & FOUR TOPS
34 AMERICAN PIE DON MCLEAN
35 LIGHT MY FIRE THE DOORS
36 (WE'RE GONNA)ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK BILL HALEY & HIS COMETS
37 EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE THE POLICE
38 SUPERSTITION STEVIE WONDER
39 PAPERBACK WRITER THE BEATLES
40 A WHITER SHADE OF PALE PROCOL HARUM
41 BROWN EYED GIRL VAN MORRISON
42 STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER THE BEATLES
43 LOUIE, LOUIE THE KINGSMEN
44 CRAZY PATSY CLINE
45 BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER SIMON & GARFUNKEL
46 THAT'LL BE THE DAY BUDDY HOLLY
47 HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN THE ANIMALS
48 ALL SHOOK UP ELVIS PRESLEY
49 ANARCHY IN THE UK THE SEX PISTOLS
50 MAGGIE MAY ROD STEWART
51 HEY JOE JIMI HENDRIX
52 HOTEL CALIFORNIA THE EAGLES
53 BROWN SUGAR THE ROLLING STONES
54 WHAT'D I SAY RAY CHARLES
55 FIRE AND RAIN JAMES TAYLOR
56 SHE LOVES YOU THE BEATLES
57 PROUD MARY CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL
58 SPACE ODDITY DAVID BOWIE
59 SUMMERTIME BLUES EDDIE COCHRAN
60 ONE SWEET DAY MARIAH CAREY & BOYZ II MEN
61 STAND BY YOUR MAN TAMMY WYNETTE
62 IN MY LIFE THE BEATLES
63 WATERLOO SUNSET THE KINKS
64 I'LL MAKE LOVE TO YOU BOYZ II MEN
65 HE STOPPED LOVING HER TODAY GEORGE JONES
66 DON'T BE CRUEL ELVIS PRESLEY
67 WHEN DOVES CRY PRINCE
68 THERE SHE GOES THE LA'S
69 STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN LED ZEPPELIN
70 I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU WHITNEY HOUSTON
71 OVER THE RAINBOW JUDY GARLAND
72 NO WOMAN NO CRY BOB MARLEY
73 HERE THERE AND EVERYWHERE THE BEATLES
74 END OF THE ROAD BOYZ II MEN
75 RING OF FIRE JOHNNY CASH
76 YOUR CHEATIN' HEART HANK WILLIAMS
77 STAND BY ME BEN E. KING
78 THE TIMES THEY ARE A CHANGIN' BOB DYLAN
79 I SWEAR ALL-4-ONE
80 EIGHT MILES HIGH THE BYRDS
81 FRIENDS IN LOW PLACES GARTH BROOKS
82 I FALL TO PIECES PATSY CLINE
83 CHERRY PINK AND APPLE BLOSSOM WHITE PEREZ "PREZ" PRADO
84 STRANGE FRUIT BILLIE HOLLIDAY
85 CALIFORNIA DREAMIN' THE MAMAS & THE PAPAS
86 GALVESTON GLEN CAMPBELL
87 SINCERELY THE MCGUIRE SISTERS
88 I CAN'T MAKE YOU LOVE ME BONNIE RAITT
89 BEHIND CLOSED DOORS CHARLIE RICH
90 SINGING THE BLUES GUY MITCHELL
91 SEE EMILY PLAY PINK FLOYD
92 PEOPLE GET READY THE IMPRESSIONS
93 MY GIRL THE TEMPTATIONS
94 MAMMAS DON'T LET YOUR BABIES GROW UP TO BE COWBOYS WAYLON JENNINGS & WILLIE NELSON
95 PHYSICAL OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN
96 LITTLE TIN SOLDIER SMALL FACES
97 LET'S STAY TOGETHER AL GREEN
98 BLUE MOON OF KENTUCKY BILL MONROE
99 YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE DEBBY BOONE
100 DON'T WORRY BABY THE BEACH BOYS

THANK YOU FOR POSTING AND WELCOME TO THE ASYLUM.

Oh, and could you please stop shouting? Thanks.

Hikaru, Utada- Simple and Clean (ost of Kingdom hearts)

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Automatic-Utada Hikaru and iconoclast's fav. Simple and Clean.

how did it know i was neurotic?

The Asylum doesn't exist unless you're neurotic... shh! Don't tell anyone!

Bodhi - Cell 617

haha.

^spam.

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Hell, am I the only person in the world who likes Nights in White Satin?

I also like the following:

(Fatboy Slim) Right Here, Right Now
(?) Praise You
(Pet Shop Boys) Go West
(Robbie Williams) Millenium
(Weird Al Yankovic) Livin' La Vidi Yoda

Weird Al Yankovic's Interpretation of Avril Lavigne's Complicated.

a blue antidote to the rest of this page:

Robert Johnson
From Four til Late
Stones in my Passway
Crossroads Blues

Stevie Ray
Little Wing (for DL: (Y))
Lenny
Couldn't Stand the Weather

Albert King
Crosscut Saw
Born Under a Bad Sign
Hard Bargain

Buddy Guy
I Smell a Rat
Heavy Love
Messin with the Kid

Jimi Hendrix
Red House
Hear my Train a Comin
Voodoo Chile

Eric Clapton/Cream/Blues Breakers
Strange Brew
Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out
The Red Rooster

Clarence Getmouth Brown
I Hate the Doggone Blues
Pressure Cooker
Born in Louisianna

Ray Charles
Sinner's Prayer
Hallelujah I Love Her So
What'd I Say

Willie McTell
Broke Down Engine
Statesboro Blues
Death Room BLues

Robert Cray
Strong Persuader
Nothin but a Woman
Forecast Calls for Pain

John Lee Hooker
Boom Boom
Real Gone Gal
Crawlin King Snake

and greets to steam and huckle through the Googlebot =)

Jason

Louis Armstrong

RN3: 'Go West'? They have so many great songs, and you pick 'Go West'? IMO, that's not even the best song on that album... what about 'Can you forgive her?' or 'Liberation'?