ALL-TIME Favorite Songs

The subject says it: I'm not talking songsy ou like this week, or anything of the sort. List the best songs of ALL TIME (to you, that is)...songs you're still not really tired of. Here's my list:

• Johnny Cash - Ring of Fire
• Michael Jackson - Billie Jean
• Michael Jackson - Bad
• Michael Jackson (with Janet Jackson) - Scream
• Michael Jackson - Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough
• Michael Jackson - Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'
• 2Gether - The Hardest Part of Breaking Up (hilarious)
• DMX - Ain't No Sunshine (the chorus is what rocks)
• Dead of Alive - You Spin Me Round (80s, yeah, I know)
• Stevie Wonder - Pastime Paradise
• The Soggy Bottom Boys - Man of Constant Sorrow

[Edited by TWTCommish on 08-19-2001]

Face to Face- I Won't Lie Down (Kombat Mix)
Ataris- San Dimas High School Football Rules
System of a Down featuring Wu Tang Clan- Shame
Catch 22- Keasby Knights, Giving up Giving in, As the Footsteps Fade away, Walking Away
Tiffany- I Think Were Alone Now
Crystal Method- Keep Hope Alive(live)
Ignite- Veteran
Mindless Self Indulgence- Kill the Rock
Snot- Snot, Snooze Button, My Balls
The Faces- Ooh La La
Tool- Schism, Hooker With a Penis, Prison Sex

And my most favorite of them all:
The Verve Pipe- The Freshmen

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Tiffany: hahahahaha. I'll have to check out "The Freshmen," as you're the second person I've heard speak well of it.

Tiffany rocks the house and you know it!!!

Do check out the Freshmen. I suggest you buy their CD, it's called Villans, because it is the best CD ever made.

Thought I'd make an honorable mentions list:
Saves the Day- The art of Misplacing Firearms
Millencolin- The Ballad, Olympic
Geto Boys- Damn it Feels Good to be a Gangster
Econoline Crush- Nowhere Now, All That you are
Dream Theater- Home

Pixie - Where is My Mind
Soggy Bottom Boys - Man of Constant Sorrow
Soundgarden - Black Hole Sun
Any Song by Nirvana

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"I was walking down the street with my friend and he said, "I hear music", as if there is any other way you can take it in. You're not special, that's how I receive it too. I tried to taste it but it did not work." - Mitch Hedberg

Oh crap, YES! How could I have forgotten. I'm gonna go edit my post...that song is amazing. I'm not really much of a bluegrass fan, but that song (and that soundtrack) blows my mind. The Coen Brothers are the best, man...save for M. Night.

The first time I saw O Brother, I was a little confused with the music, but it fit in with the time. After I saw it again and again, and then bought it I love the music and the movie so much. Who hasn't seen this movie or heard the soundtrack to it?

I have too many to list. Heres a couple:

Rabbit in your Headlights by Thom Yorke and DJ Shadow
Life in a Glass House by Radiohead
Motion Picture Soundtrack by Radiohead
Adrenaline by the Roots
You Got Me by the Roots
The Next Movement by the Roots
Wrong ***** to F--k With by Ice Cube
I Want you To want Me by Cheap Trick (I hate them, but that song is great)
Temptation by New Order
Regret by New Order
Bizarre Love Triangle by New Order
Long and Dark (Dark Train Mix) by Underworld
Heaven Scent by John Digweed
Astounded by Bran Van 3000 and Curtis Mayfield
Feelin' So Real by Moby
Why Does My heart Feel so bad? by Moby
Lonely Teardrops by Jackie Wilson
Didn't I blow Your mind this time by the Delfonics
Lady of Dreams/The Last One Alive by VAST
Thirty Three by Smashing Pumpkins
Tonight Tonight by Smashing Pumpkins
Joise by Blink 182
Blue Flowers by Dr. Octagon/Kool Keith
Thunder Road by Bruce Springsteen
Bombs Over Baghdad by Outkast (The best hip hop song ever made)

There are many, many, MANY more.

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Top 5 (Right Now)

Innagaddadavita - Iron Butterfly
The Wall - It's sort of one song
Green Eyed Lady - Sugarloaf
For what it's worth - Buffalo Springfield
Skin - Skunk Anasie and Tony Iommi

Chalk System of a Down's Chop Suey up on my list. Damn thats a good song.

Boy Hits Car- I am a Cloud and As I watch the Sun **** the Ocean are both very good songs.

OH! Don't know how I left it off my list before, but Dream Theater- Home. In my opinion it is the BEST song ever made. It's not my all-time favorite, but I do think it is the BEST ever made.

I'd like to add The Private Psychedelic Reel by the Chemical Brothers to my list.

Wheres PLite's favorites, and sadesdrks, and revdillanes, and thmilin's? I don't know what music girls like these days.

I'll add MJ's new single, "You Rock My World." If the rest of his album is as good as that song, then he's BACK, my friends.

Yea, I'm surprised not as many people have shown an intreset in the music threads here. I love music. Maybe even more than movies.

I'm also going to add "Stranger in Moscow" by none other than Michael Jackson. Great song...shame the chorus isn't nearly as good as the few opening lines. Wow, it gives me chills. MJ's "This Time Around" is great, too. It's sick how many of his songs are good.

LOL! I just read OG's original list and I can't stop laughing! My face is red from laughing so much! All I can say is, what the??? Where's my Kazaa? Lol!!

I don't know whether I should be flattered, or insulted?!?

I love all those songs.

I'd edit my list to extend from Mindless Self Indulgence- Kill The Rock to every one of their songs, especially Kill the Rock and Bring the Pain.

I was just thinking about this and wanted to post some of my favorite songs and ended up finding this thread, so I'll post them here... But I think I'm going to actually put videos of them up as well...

Otis Redding- "I've Been Loving You (Too Long)"

("Satisfaction" is on here too.)

Bob Dylan- "House of the Rising Sun"


Jimi Hendrix- "Hey Joe"


Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald- "Summertime"


The Rolling Stones- "Midnight Rambler"

(Try to skip the crap at the beginning...)

Cat Stevens- "Tea for the Tillerman"


Screamin' Jay Hawkins- "I Put a Spell on You"
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Creedence Clearwater Revival- "I Put a Spell on You"
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The Alan Price Set- "I Put a Spell on You"
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Nina Simone- "I Put a Spell on You"

(It was just too hard to pick which version. And I would have put the live Eels version up too if I'd found it... And now this post is getting REALLY long...)

The Beatles- "I'm So Tired"


The Beatles- "A Day in the Life"

(There are way to many to choose from, so I'll just stop at these two because I don't want to think about it anymore.)

Radiohead- "Life in a Glass House"


Andrew Bird- "Anonanimal"


Eels- "I'm Going to Stop Pretending That I Didn't Break Your Heart"

(This is getting a lot less concise than I'd have liked... So I guess I'll just stop... Right after...)

Monty Python- "The Lumberjack Song"

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Yowza! Too bad I can't give you +10 rep all by myself. I'm glad they put that version of "Summertime" back up. I guess everybody will be entertained the rest of the night now. "Your Daddy's rich and your Mama's good lookin'". HA!

You notice how Alan Price sneaks the melody of "House of the Rising Sun" into "I Put a Spell on You"? He's usually considered responsible for the modern day arrangement, even if it seems to be stolen from Dylan. Tricky Basterd.

Sarah, you want me to rent O Lucky Man! for Labor Day?

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Yeah, I didn't mean for it to be so long... That's just how it ended up, you know, with my being so indecisive... But I think I did notice a trend in the types of songs I was picking... Oh, and I totally forgot Johnny Cash, I feel really stupid, so I'm putting up

Johnny Cash- "Flushed from the Bathroom of Your Heart"

as well. Even though I could put up a whole bunch of other stuff too, I just know no one's going to actually watch/listen to all of these anyway...